Emmitt Kelly porcelain doll 18 in plus hat dressed in red plaid jacket plaid tie beige shirt grey pants and hat on bottom of shoe is a sticker youngs inc mich who is the importer head hands and feet are porclain and the body is cloth

I will be taking pictures later today

On the front it has 5 wheat plants,Gold trim and on the back it saysGolden Wheat-MADE IN USA -22K GOLD- OVEN PROOF with a wheat plant on each side.The gold is some what worn and there is 2 little chips on the side.

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Hi ALL. I found out the' pieces are not made by molds and are one of a kinds by an artist named David T. Keyes.  It is very hard to find his work because he made stuff in the 70's and 80's and he stopped by around 1991.  I have contacted a college where he used to work and am awaiting more information from him about what the pieces' names are.  I will add the discussion he and I have to add meat to the bones before I sell them.  I love them but became unemployed in May and need the money.  I have seen other pieces of his, not quite as good because they were in his beginnings as an artist/potter and they are not as nice,  and they range from $125-200 a piece.  The fact that I have these 3 pieces which are like a "family" makes them unique as well.

LOT OF 3 VERY UNUSUAL PIECES. THE TALLEST "VASE" HAS A BROKEN ARM THAT HAS BEEN REGLUED. *SEE PHOTO. They appear to be a male, female and a child? The tallest seems to have a male face, the medium a female face and the smallest piece a child's face. These have initials on the bottoms which say, "SLH, JCJ, and/or TAP": The smallest only has 2 sets of stamped initials.  There is a small one which looks like a perfume decanter, a medium rounded one and a tall one. They ALL have 2 faces. The small perfume one has 2 faces and 2 birds, like a heron.  *The stopper of the bottle has a star which is raised and small in the porcelain.

I have this antique thread counter from Germany made of brass the pouch is in great condition and on button read echt 2 prym, also on back of counter it reads 1 11 does anyone know what this means and the value of this???

I have plates, bowls and a serving dish of the Porsgrund china.  The pattern in Maud and that is all I know.  I would love to know what it is worth and when it was made. 

Set of 2 Early American scenes, by Metalcraft Corp., in Dimension III, from the 1950s.

The set is #7030 & depicts a colonial woman at a spinning wheel, & a colonial woman preparing dinner at her hearth fire.

They are in excellent condition, & have the original  manufacturers tag on back, as well as the original  hangers.

They each measure 8x15" and are in their original frames & glass.

form No. GS/262-15

May consider selling it