The vase is Asian, just under 6 inches tall. Three inches wide. The pattern appears to be cloisonne, the outlines of the intricate floral patterns are raised wire metal. The shoulder has some small chips were the metal work is exposed, and the glasslike ceramic finish inside is chipped.
The base and the rim are brass rings, the interior is a green glazed ceramic material. The body of the vase appears to be brass underneath the cloisonne.
The glass has bright gold metallic highlights and speckles.
I have been able to determine that it is probably Japanese, circa 1890-1900.
These dolls were passed down to me by my grandmother. She was a missionary for the Navaho indian tribe in the early 1900's.
This is a set of three dolls made out of some kind of straw. Each doll has a head made out of some kind of dark bean which looks like faces. They have handmade hats which are woven and are all unique to each doll.
The hands are made of beads and there is no manufacturer markings. They are definitely handcrafted.
I am going to sell my American of Martinsville bedroom set which I've had since 1982. My mother purchased it originally, she thinks in 1965 or 1970. There is an armoire 38W X 19 D X 56 H, a triple dresser 68 L X 19 D X 31 H and a side table 17 D X 26 W by 23 H.
I also have a queen headboard somewhere in storage, but I can't find it.
It's in good condition, with a few scuffs. Some of the original pulls have been replaced.
Carvings in photos I don't know much about this Credenza
What year and country it was made in and who made and signed it, retail value ....808-218-4186 my name is Miguel And it is for sale
