I purchased these from an elderly woman moving into a home. She knew nothing about the peices other than she has had the for a "long time". I plan on painting/distressing them. I am curious though as to when they were made, if they are antique and if they have any value (before I go at them with a paint brush). I'm sorry my  pictures are not the best...I hope they are sufficient.

The back of the armoire says  600/13 c/o/66/74

                                          Bonnet . Armoire . Tiffany

                                                         Pine

We have an old piece from Tiffany Stvdios we need help with. It is made of bronze, brass or a copper alloy, we think. It is 4 1/2" in Dia., 1 1/2" tall and weighs 1lb. 3oz. It is in good condition with some marks as you can see in the pictures and has original patina. its never been polished that we know of. It has the old mark "TIFFANY STVDIOS NEW YORK 1713" Any information and value will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Sherrie & Gary Cash

Old Brown Jug.  No markings.  There appears to have been a handle next to the mouth to hold onto. 

I had this appraise at a antique show in Portland, Oregon. The Gentleman, I think he said it may be from the plato indians of New Mexico. He said it might be worth around $300 dollars. he also said small bowls are rare to fine because the Indians used them to eat with and most are broken. This bowl has no broken pieces or cracks.

Reco International "World of Children" series, Painted by John McClelland. Plate# 12,689 of 15,000 plates

Edwin M. Knowles China Co. Plate # 7915G The first issue in The Gone With The Wind collection. Painted by Raymond Kursar. Plate issued under the Official Aegis of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Bradex # 84-41-3.1