The Set is: Coin Gold by Hutschenreuther.

Description: Red Band, Gold Encrusted Border & Filigree from about the early 1930’s.

It is a 72 piece set in fair condition, that is, some used with pattern fade and chips and some in excellent condition.

12   10” Dinner Plates

12    8-1/4” Soup Bowls

11    7-1/2” Desert Plates

11    6-1/4” Bread Plates

10    5-5/8” Saucers

7      5” Small Bowls

1      4-5/8” Creamer Saucer

1      Gravy Bowl

1      9” Serving Bowl w/lid

1      7-1/2” Butter Dish w/lid

1      Sugar Bowl w/lid

1      10” Tall Tea Pot w/lid

1       8” Small Oblong Serving Dish

1 set Salt & Pepper Shakers

1       8” Square Serving Platter

1       8-1/2” X 11-3/4” Rectangular Serving Platter

1       10-3/4” X 15-1/2” Rectangular Serving Platter

74 total

I have these plates and dishes and tea cups, a set of over 100 pieces.

Royal Roslyn Germany green and white emblem on the bottom, they are pre-WWII.

The plates and such are white with gold trim, no art on them.

Can anyone tell me if they know anything about them. I am pretty sure they are one of a kind.

I have a homemade cabbage patch doll, and I would like to know its value.

My niece has a turner wall accessory #4480 mirror. She wants to know how much it is worth.

according to my father, this painting was brought over by my dads dads(grandpa) dad,(great grandpa) from Germany (moved here in 1950) the painting is very bumpy (you can feel the strokes)  the frame is very heavy (frame came with it from Germany) based on my art skills it is an oil painting, but i could be wrong as it is very old. even just a name of the artist will do, i just want to figure out more information about the painting artist and value, not to sell, we are just curious 

The sculpture is the heritage from my great grandfather and it has been in my family for 100 years. It was found in the village called Mala Plana in south Serbia.