I've had the knife/dagger looking thing for over 20 years but I'm not exactly sure what it is. There is a hallmark on the base of the blade that appear to be 3 S's surrounding what appear to be a cross. It is very old looking and has a lot of details. The blade slides into a case that matches the handle. Not sure what material the case or handle is made of.

I had the item come in my shop today. From all the hallmarks it referenced online I think this item is rather old. I have photos of the hallmarks.

It looks like London and pre 1800. Can someone else look at the pictures and supply some info?

Stamped on back Diamond China, tea service for 8 plus a creamer cup.  Has gold trim, in excellent condition.  This was my grandmothers set, perhaps brought from England with her in 1930's.  I would like any information anyone has to offer on this set.  It is in excellent condition.  Please see pictures for details, if you know what to look for, I do not.

I have a full service , Colonial Pottery china.  No missing pieces, it is in excellent condition, I have never used it, although it has been used by my grandmother a few times.   I suspect my Grandmother brought it with her from England when she moved to the U.S. in 1930.  It is is clearly labeled on the back, please examine pictures. 

Thank you, I have no other ideas what to tell you, I am not versed in this subject. 

two quaint american chairs by Carl Forslund inc. from grand rapids michigan. dark wood like cherry. detail at the top looks like leaves and friut. the seats have roses. one is off white and one is mauve. they are in good condition.  They were my grandmothers originally. she passed away in the 50's. I beleive they date back to the early 1920's.

Cut glass very small bowl of app. 1-5/8" diameter with gold base of four legs and four triangle shape bowl "holders".  Lid is also gold with 5 ornate rings and a rose on top for a handle.  Small pair of gold tweezers fits inside lid.

We inherited this and would like to sell it.