I have quite a large CAPODIMONTE fishing / sail boat with two men sitting within, smoking pipes, after having caught some fish (there's a basket of fish on the side of the boat).  I would like to find out what kind of value this piece might have.  It was purchased at a Little Switzerland in the Caribbean approximately 30 years ago.  I have included a picture of the item and the bottom part for markings.

I HAVE LOOKED FOR THIS ONLINE BUT HAVE BECOME VERY FRUSTRATED IN FINDING ANYTHING OUT ABOUT THIS . ITS REALLY BEAUTIFUL. I CANT FIND OUT WHAT THE MARKINGS ON THE BOTTOM MEAN. SO I TURN TO YOU THE EXPERTS TO TELL ME WHAT THIS IS.

1940's era? Traffic lite. Really good condition. The glass is fully intact and there's a WALK feature on the bottom that isn't found on many others.

Hi my father as these two vases he thinks they me be around 100 years old they have gone through our family from  generations .

This item is about 3 in long and 5 when you push the side knob which brings out the prongs.  It is only about a 1/4 wide when pulled in the prongs fit inside and the ball on the end is flush there is also an o ring on one end where you could hang from a chain.  The items were stored in silverware chest so thinking something for food but some have said maybe a cleaner for flutes.  It is silver and that is the only mark on the item.  Thanks for any help.

I am trying to get an idea on the age and value of this all original vanity with mirror and chair. The only markings I could find is that it was manufactured by H. Herrmann company. It is in very good shape.