I have a Porcelain/Ceramic lamp that the only identification is that it was "Made inTaiwan ROC" The base looks to be two-tone blue waves with a larger mother dolphin frolicking above the waves with a smaller baby dolphin about four inches below the larger one.The dolphins have blue underbellies with dark green-blue backs. The shade is also Porcelain/ceramic with blue flowers and what looks to be chinese lanterns with holes for the light to shine through. Everthing is trimmed in gold on both the lamp and shade. I believe it to be pre-90s as the electrical cord has straight spades rathe than having different size plug-ins that we have today.

I have an old print/lithograph (not sure) on canvas of The Pickwickians Arrive at Eatanswill by  A. Ludovici.    Just wondering if that would have any value??

I will post an actual picture later.

Vanity that my grandmother had.  Not sure when she bought, or if she inherited from a family member.  Dimensions:  65in tall 47in wide 18.5 in deep.

Mirror is detachable (comes out with screws.  Have been told it is oak.  

This item was passed on to me. I had never seen it before. It is a cameo pendant. Fancy gold tone setting. The cameo is resting on a thick black base. The cameo carving itself is a white/ligtest creme color. It is raised toward the middle like a 3-D effect. I do not know what it is made out of or if it was reset. Any information would be welcome. Thank you

Antique Secretary Desk that has been in the family since the 1920's.

Hummel purchased in Augsburg, Germany in the early 1960s