I have a fold up games table, it is great quality and very ornate. The table has a chess board and lifts off to reveal backgammon. Flipped over it is a card table. The chairs are slats of timber, crossing between each other to form a seat. The arms are carved lions heads at the hand rests and the back, which lifts off, is ornately carved with curls and flowers. The table legs are forrmed the same as the chairs. It's beautiful and in great condition. I have never seen or heard of another.

This is a decanter set that was owned by my great aunt.  She worked for a dentist for a long time, and the dentist brought this set back from Germany as a gift in the 1950's or 1960's.  I'm not sure if it was purchased new or as an antique at the time.  It doesn't have a maker's mark that I can find.  Everything looks hand made with painted gold and flowers that are raised.  Looking for a value to sell or trade for .999 silver.

I don't know what to make of this.  The closest glass I can find was a Murano glass maker named luciano gaspari.  The piece is really heavy and tall.  I am assuming it is a goblet.

It appears to be a small lithograph that has been painted. It has a metal sticker on the back that says F.H. Bresler Co., Fine Arts, Milwaukee.

I have a WWII plane cockpit clock. The clock is signed "JAEGER WATCH CO. INC. U.S.A. TYPE No. 43F-1, Serial No.B-2515". The mechanism works well (even ticks), except a second hand. The case of the clock is in a good condition, especially,  if to take into account how old this clock is. However, there are some scratches on the case and some bolts are a bit rusty. The glass has also some scratches that can be visible on the pictures uploaded. The clock measurements are: Dial width - 47mm Case width - 60mm Case thickness - 29mm The clock weight is 170g (or 6oz). Please, assist me in appraising this clock.  Thank you.

It is the very first one of the Danish Bing & Gronahl Christmas Plate series. It doesn't have any major chips, cracks, or crazing, but it does have what seems to be a small bubble that has either popped or broken off. 

(See Second Photo: Tiny surface is slightly raised but the raw has been exposed (greyish color, uncleaned))

The item is pretty dirty because I have not cleaned it in fear of doing any kind of damage. 

Unfortunately I have no boxes or certificates.