This heavy silver plated rectangular silver serving tray has rounded corners, is decorated with floral scrolling patterns, is detailed with a raised rim,  and has shaped handles.

The bottom is  marked "EGW&S"

              The letters      " IS "

                                     Then     "International Silver Co."

               The numbers  " 3291  "

The tray is heavy and quite ornate with a grape vine border with no feet. There are  minimal signs of useage.  My mother in law mainly used if for displaying another goblet set that was rarely used.

The tray measures approximately 21.5" L x 16" W not including handles. The handles bring it to about a total length of 27".

I want to know how much this piece is worth and what dynasty it is from

this is a wooden urn looking thing that has a ring of cups around it.  i think it may be a sake set but i honsetly have no idea.  under the lid is a sticker that has the numbers 1635 and a line then 340.  other than the sticker there are no other markings on the item.

I have an antique table with 3 leaves.  The base table measures 24" X 40", expanding to 97" X 40".  You will see in the photos that there are numbers on the underside of the table.  I am trying to get a value on this table, as it was left to me as part of an estate.  I need to sell it, and have no idea of its worth. 

I picked up a pair of figurines at an estate sale. They are in very good condition, and stamped on the bottom it says Made in Occupied Japan.

This is an original on canvas, older painting possibly from the 50-60s, I dont know.  Beautiful and intricate details of the ship wheel and ship in the background, detailed face with pipe and beard.  signed lower right corner Apodaca.

measurements from guessing would be about 3' wide and a bit over 2' tall, gilded frame. I would really like to get this appraised and will consider any offers on it for sale.

Bought this at an estate sale in Sun City, CA (The capital of Estate Sales).