My grandparents were jewlers who lik3d to travel, when they passed amongst other things I revived these, I was told to get them appraised and insured if I could. My parents didn't have alot of info to give other than it was from traveling around, and it was from either Japan or China most likely gotten. In the 40's-60's. Pretty wide guess but that's what I have. They could be worth nothing to be honest but most most of what my grandparents had was quality and fancy. There's 2 pictures made of gemstones and a cabinet that appears to be hand painted. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance

Antique parlor table with signature on the bottom. Purchased in Central Florida. It's in great condition with some minor dings on the top. Legs tighten/loosen with wooden turns.

Looking for help with dating and identifying marks on the table.

What we believe we have is a PH Leonard Hand Painted Gold Gilded Center Bowl with Handles. Could be a center serving dish as well? There were also some markings on one side near rthe handles that were not on the other side of the bowl. Also the marking is faint that we could also be wrong as well. We are unsure of the age or worth and are trying to figure out what it is worth. We know the answers we cannot be used for insurance but just need an idea if its worth getting a real written appraisal. We hope the pictures will help.

I inherited my my grandmother's bracelet. I have been told it's vintage and I tried to do some research but was not able to confirm much or find anything similar enough. The one that came closest was Vintage Spanish Damascene Mother of Pearl Bracelet description but there was no history and no real information. I have set of earrings as well that match the Bracelet. I'm hoping someone has an idea where these are from and if they have any value. Thank you.

Good condition. Inherited it from my grandmother who purchased it new in the 1920s. Now it's time to sell.

Certified authentic original limited edition Ozzie Smith: A Legacy of Greatness Commemorative Gold Glove from The Bradford Exchange. Limited Edition Number 167/5000. Produced to the highest quality and artistic standards of The Bradford Exchange. A limited-edition presentation restricted to a maximum of 5,000 editions worldwide.