I have these Asian pulls that were on closets in a house I bought. Orginal to house built in 1986. They are brass I think, not sure what symbol means or if there is a signature on back or numbers? what do you think? What do i have here? thanks! 

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THIS CHESS SET WAS BROUGHT FROM HONG KONG IN 1986-IT IS IN PERFECT CONDITION-IN ITS ORIGINAL SILK LINED BOX- EACH PIECE HAS DETAILED ETCHING-ON THE BOTTOM OF EACH PIECE

IS CROSS HATCHING.

irice perfume bottle cracked glass with brass roses. Aprox 6.5 in tall. Says irice imprinted on the bottom of the bottle

have 2 cups 4 saucers 4 salad plates acreamer and a sugar bowl

they have stamped on back independence ironstone interpace japan 1776

white and either blue or black flowers

I have a 42" x 17" x 17" cedar chest with 2 1/2" legs and rounded corners. It is made from 3/4" thick red cedar boards. It is glued and screwed together with cedar 'caps' covering the screws. It has no identifiable manufacturer's markings. The hinges and lid guides are brass, or a brass-colored metal. the lock operates with an old style key that has a hole in its end (key is missing). The legs have been drilled for swivel-wheeled feet. I have a mis-matched set of four feet; three are cheap 'stamped' metal with a metal wheel; the fourth is also 'stamped', but with a wooden wheel. I have no idea which style was original, if either.

The outside has been varnished at some point in time; inside is unfinished wood.

I would like to know the age and manufacturer and where a workable key may be found. Family stories say the chest was my maternal grandmothers, making it a 1910 to 1930 piece out of Pennsylvania. But, it may have been my paternal grandmothers, in which case it would be an 1880 to 1940 piece out of Minnesota.

Thanks, Mike

Beautiful marble top table with dark wood and rose carvings.  In excellent condition, no chips or stains.