Not sure at all if these are china or porcelain.

Not selling, just been instructed to find out if they are worth anything before I use them to make candles.

Delicate and dainty, 8 teacups and saucers, same sized sugar bowl, milk jug.

All in unused (as far as I can tell, perfect) condition.

Sorry I don't have much information on the age or where these came from, I have noone left to ask that is alive.

I was told this was Imari but there are no inscriptions or signatures anywhere.  The bowl measures 9" across and is in good condition.  No chips but one small mark that looks like the glaze never reached there,  Not sure if it was from kiln.

A carved mahogany coat rack with solid brass hooks. It has holes at the top, which make me think that it was initially part of a larger piece of furniture. It has no identifying stamps, signatures or anything else on it.

A small portion of the carved detail is missing on the right hand side.

Bought last week at an antiques store in West Vancouver. Would love to know its age, possible origin, as well as value.

hey i got this of my farther when my parent divorced. would liek to no some more info about it as i am the only one left in my family its kinda hard to ask about it.

i dotn no alot it seems to have 4 people on it dressed in millitary uniform. and at the bottom its got some wrtighting with a date from what i cna see says 1927 and g ghissi or something. any help will be much app ty.

it has 4 people millitary standing there  2 in a red and green unifrom and the other 2 in a white and black. the flag there holding has a crown in the middle with 4 reefs on the outer and a eagle on top. the corners of the flag are green red and yellow. i have owend this for around 14 years. and not sure how long its been in otu family or were it came from.\

it could just be a cheap thing or could be something nice who knows hopefully u guys and gals can help me out.

1871 Alexander Backer chalkware of Mary holding baby Jesus. Excellent condition!

This chair is a family heirloom and is in mint original condition.  Little is known for sure, however, it is believed that the original family members who had the chair immigrated from France to San Francisco, California in the late 1800's.  The chair was originally in a mansion located on Knob Hill in San Francisco and then passed on to local family members in the 1940's.  It is rumored that a museum had a significant interest in the chair in the late 1970's. No inscriptions or manufacturer information can be found on the chair.