silver ( or plated) pitcher with legs 8.25 inches high and 8.5 inches wide (spout to handle) with decorative handle and legs.  lion logo on bottom reads Sheridan taunton silversmith.  I purchased this at a garage sale for $5.  It was back with tarnish but has cleaned up nicely. bottoms of legs have some wear indicating this might be old.

silver (possibly plate) pitcher  7.5 inches high- printed number on bottom C 103 B.  This item was black with tarnish but has cleaned up very nicely.  there are a few light scratches.  The decorative band around the pitcher shows signs of light wear indicating this might be fairly old.

I have this beautiful Asian painting and would love to know more info about it.  I was given this as a gift and would like to know if it has any value.  Size is about 4 foot long and 2 foot tall.  seems as if it is painted on silk and the screen folds into 4 sections with brass stopers that can be taken off and on.  I have provide pictures of the artist signiture if you could read that and let me know appraisel price that would be great

Thanks

I bought a very old vegetable serving bowl stamped with Homer Laulin Virginia Rose Made in USA C 37 N8,

followed by a different color stamp that looks like R377-

The rose pattern is only on the bottom of the dish. After extensively searching, I realized there are many different patterns of Virginia Rose; however, I cannot find any others exactly like this one. 

I really want to know the exact style that I have and it's value.  Is it possible to find more like this?

Thank you.

This piece is a family heirloom, passed from either grand or great grand-parents.  It is hallmarked Gorham on the bottom of tray, lion, anchor and G, sterling, B507.  The design is floral, maybe lilies and vines?  on all 3 pieces. The alcohol burner is attached to the base of the tray. Monogrammed with  initials left to right-H.E.S. Possibly my great, great grandmother,  In our book of Geneology written by my great grandfather, the only one with those initials is Harriet Edith Slack, born 1861-1953.  The seal shaft , the tip and the alcohol burner are all monogrammed.

It is quite beautiful, in very good condition, one very small "pit" mark on the tray.  Other than that it is clean and no other  visible marks. I would almost say excellent condition.

I have researched  many places on the web- to no avail can I find this item or anything of its kind that Gorham did.  I find single wax sealers, but not a set that resembles this.  Any clues, or ideas of age/worth.  HELP would be greatly appreciated.  

This is an old vase that my grandmother had and she can't remember where she got it.  Don't know anything about it except that it has some sort of Chinese or Japanese writing on the bottom.