I have full set of dinner ware that was my great grandmothers and a plate with a date of a few centuries ago.  It has all been passed down to me and I dont have any idea on any of it.  I would really like to know how much the value of these items are so I can sell them, I dont have any attatchment to them and feel they would be better off with someone who can appreciate them.  There are a few that are more recent but no clue on them.  Any info on these would be greatly appreciated. The dinner set is Dynasty Fine China.  It says 2002-20 on back of plates, also says Rapture, made in China.  The last supper plate is warranted in 22 Kt Gold.  The plate with the roses on it has a date of 1658 on the back.  My great grandmother passed it on and said her great great grandma passed it on to her.  The plate with the 3 women on it has a marking on back that says Bavaria.

this is an old metal service station sign that was given to us by an elderly gentleman. i have not been able to find another one like it anywhere would just like to know its value or any history on it it is 14x11 and as you can see is very interesting it is in very good condition no bends or creases just a little dirty

New Home Rotary Sewing Machine in cabinet.  Made in Orange, Mass. Feb. 14, 1905.  Serial # 3437878

I believe it was made around 1913(this coinsides with the serial #). Don't know if style is A, E, or F  One drawer and top could use refinishing.  As two secret drawers at top on each side, in front.

             This antique Crystal 24k Gold Layered Hand-painted Decantor set I have owned for around 30 years, however i know its alot older.  The Decantor Set is complete and in very good conditions. There are no cracks nor chips in it.

I have an antique violin in very good condition. 

The 3 stickers inside look very authentic.   Each of the following say:

*    Fofen    Kloz in Mittenwald     Ifer.  ano  1706   

*    JOSEPH URBAN    Violin and Guitar Maker     18 SAN FRANSCISCO 86  (this is how the sticker reads meaning the year of 1886)

*     Repaired by A. H. SEYMOUR  LINCOLN, NEBRASKA 1920

What is unique about the 1st sticker is that I have looked up some information regarding the Kloz / Klotz history in violin making,   It appears that the earliest violin made was in 1712 from what I found on the enternet.  However, the sticker inside this violin says 1706.  Pretty exciting to see that although having it validated is needed.  I have photos to validate what we have here.

I have a old pie safe that was my great grandmothers from the 1800-1900's and i am trying to see how much its worth. Its almost 5 ft tall with two draws that open up at the top. it also has to doors that open up that have glass in them. it has the original glass knobs on it and about the two doors that open up it has a wooden lever lock. it is the original wood and has not been redone. can you please help me out at all with this i will send a couple pics thanks.

jessie king 9139800125