Whyte & MacKay's decanter in good condition. No noticeable cracks or chips. Cork in good condition. Humorous golf theme. 

I recently paid $150 for this hand-painted ceramic vase, only to discover it’s a modern replica. Its crackled glaze finish and vibrant scenes of riders and figures had me mesmerized, but now I’m on the hunt for an original piece with true historical value.

Could anyone help me with:

Identifying the likely era and region for authentic ceramics with similar motifs

Estimating the market value of a genuine vessel in this style

Verifying authenticity through maker’s marks, glaze characteristics, or other craftsmanship details

Recommending trusted appraisal resources or experts to consult

Your insights and expertise would be incredibly valuable as I continue my quest for a true antique treasure. Thank you in advance!

Aztec/Myan Mini Ceramic Statue.

Dimensions: 

Base: 3.5"

L: 8" W: 3.75" D: 2.5"

Color: Orange with Black Speckles

Markings: small hole at the base of the model.

Weight: .408kg apprx.

Origins: Acquired in Anacortes, Washington. (2024)

Black and Red Asian Art Wooden box with Abalone Seashell art cohered to the exterior of the box. 

Weight: 1.80lbs

Dimensions: L: 11 3/4" W: 7" Depth: 3 3/4

Exterior: a lacquered black color on all sides of the box with red lacquered trimming and various abalone seashells. 

Interior: Red with black trimming.

Origins: Most likely Japanese, could be Chinese. 

Antique Rice Paper Wallet with Asian Art on both inside and outside.

Weight: about 14.90 grams

Dimensions: L: 8 3/4" W: 2cm H: 8" 

Exterior Color: Black and Orange with Asian Characters that resembles Mulan, however the item may be of Chinese Origins.

Interior Color: Black Inscriptions on Orange Backdrop with Asian Characters in different outfits and sceneries. 

Mini Metal Turtle with a Glazed Shell Top Cover. 

Weight: 13.6kg

Dimensions: L: 4" x W: 3" H: 2"

Markings: None

Magnetic: Yes

Origins: Unknown

Color: Brass Metal with Speckled Shelled Cover

Fits in the Palm of your hand and may carry small trinkets. 

Land grant signed by Monroe in 1819 to John Rigby. 

1940s dining table and chairs, buffet, and corner cabinet.