This is a lovely piece of antique porcelain made by Porcelaine de Paris. It has the maker's mark, as well as the Limoges mark underneath both the cup and the saucer. The design is in a beautiful shade of purple, and depicts a landscape on the outer wall of the cup, and flowers on the inner wall and the surface of the saucer. It has golden accents along the rim and handle, and is in perfect condition. When held up against the light, the porcelain shows transparency, which makes me believe that it is made out of bone china. The same is true for the saucer. If anyone can help me identify the period it's from and how much it might be worth, then I would be very grateful. Thank you in advance!

Ball mason jars perfect condition all different sizes from all different years from 1900 or 1962

Believed to be of French origin around 1800, family owned from a grandfather who was a sailing boat (tea clipper) captain in the 19th century out of Dover, England. I’ve tried inspecting and researching this, but not found anything very similar. Believe it is open face, key wound, verge escapement, spade hands, maybe 3 colour gold case, possibly gold but can’t see a recognisable hallmark.

butter dishes and knives with original crystal inserts and original case

German Beer Stein from my family's brewery stein collection. Unknown date of manufacturing but the bottom identification listed as GERMANY and the letter G. Collection came from various donners to include suppliers to my family's brewery.

This antique spinning wheel, which I believe originates in France or Germany, likely was made in the mid to late 1800s.