i have recently purchased as part of a job lot a teapot that has a tag saying KUANG HSU 1875.as u can imagine i have no idea about pottery or porcelain and would very much appreciate help on finding out if this is a genuine item or not.it stands 7" tall and has no chips or cracks,which is why im hesitant about its origin,i have tried researching but to no avail for a similar piece online.it is really a lovely piece,it has chinese scribe on the front and back and two pictures on either sides,the pictures are of a man in a garden and a man playing the flute sitting in front of a red sun in the horizon,it also looks like an animal (not sure) is sitting by his feet in front of a bowl of fruit,again im not sure,pictures will be available to see.thank you in advance for any help that i receive,im looking forward to finding out about this piece

A LOVELY EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE STICK STAND / UMBRELLA STAND

WELL DECORATED WITH BIRDS AND FOLIAGE

STANDING APPROX 18.5" HIGH WITH A 8.8" DIAMETER

This came from our family home, I remeber it in the late 70s being in the house.

It still works and plays well.

Very slight scuffing on the wood from age and use and some cracking on the turntable plastic cover.

It says GRAMO CP 101 on the bottom and takes 4 C batteries. The crank handle is actually the volume adjustment.

There is a felt pad for the records to sit on. There is a needle in the arm right now. The horn seems to be some type of rigid plastic.

I am wondering what it's value is?

This vase came from my mother's home and I am guessing that it was purchased as part of my mom's dowry in the late 1950s or early 1960s. My mother lived in Eurpoe and this would have been purchased and given to her there (Greece). It is also possible that this was purchased later and given to my grandmom who also lived in the same home.

Against white china, it has pictures of flowers and a vase in the centre, highlighted with gold acccents

The stamp on the bottom reads Porcelaine Limoges Fabriquee a la main Cobalt et 24K d'or

The symbol is a ribbon with the word 1890 in it, with a curtain vover it and a crown at the top and hte letter X int he middle

Any idea of its worth would be appreciated!

thank you

This is a pair of carved wooden foo dogs. they measure 9" tall X 6" wide X 4" thick. Painted red, gold and black. The gold look like gold leaf. They have a carved red wooden ball that moves separately in mouth. One has a chip in the black painted base. I do not see any markings or signature. Any help with age and value will be greatly appreciated 

Don't know much, based on a google search it seems to be a venetian chandelier, maybe bronze. It does not have any markings.