LZ KAMMON Co. Inc. Gardner Massachusetts 5148 74 3

these are all the numbers i can make out

It actually has like a handle/lip on the top of the back rest also has fruit basket stencil. 

the one i found online is black with light would seat mine is all brown.

I know nothing about lamps at all. This was given to me by my stepmother, who frequents estate sales. I have no idea where it came from or how much she paid for it. I haven't even cleaned it, as I'm not sure what to clean it with or how it should be done. Absolutely clueless as to whether it's trash or treasure.

The lamp is approx. 28" tall bottom to tip, the ceramic lamp itself is around 12" tall. It looks as if the base has been replaced, due to the broken bottom shown in picture. There are no markings anywhere, other than the letters "ON" shown in picture. The base is screwed in tightly, and I cannot move it to see the rest of the marking. The colours are a cream base with arms of green throughout. It looks handpainted, mostly in pinks with yellow, green, blue and brown. There is a gold (gilt?) overlay and leafing.

I'm happy to do my best to answer any questions.

I'm willing to sell it, but would at least like the vaguest clue of what it is.

I have purchased many pieces of furniture and would love to receive some background information possibly on the pieces i have listed. Thank you.

Independence Ironstone 1776  by Castleton China Inc, made in Japan.........White, octagonal shape, have 6 cups and saucers, 6 dessert plates, 6 dinner plates, 6 bowls, creamer pitcher, sugar dish w/lid, platter,  and veggi bowl....it was my grandmothers, but i dont know much about it.

Hi There,

I believe I have the correct value on this set but I wanted to check around and see what you think.

Dining Room Set by Jamestown Lounge Co.

Made of Feudal Oak

4- Chairs 2- Master Chairs

Table Elongates in size to fit more chairs.

Plus 2 Cabinets for China and Silverware

I bought a set of 10 smaller spoons (6'') and two larger soup spoons from Goodwill for 25 cents each. I liked how they looked, and was planning on using them myself. But then I googled the manufacturer, "Lange-Mott", and see that they might be pewter, which might mean there's lead in the mix. 

So my question is two-part:

1. would these be safe to use or will I get lead poisoning 

2. if I were to sell them, what is the value of them? 

The text on the back makes me think these aren't that old - 1900's, the design is very simple, so these could be 1930's I think. 

Attached is a photo of two spoons, front and back, and a shot of the stanp on the back. There are no other stamps or markings. They have a "bumpy", imperfect quality to them, which makes me think these might be handmade. 

Any information or ideas appreciated!