The coffee table is 35"x19"x16" with a Marlite logo in white on the bottom and some kind of codes AT 2883, JOB 326 and HF on the bottom. The end tables have something similar for codes AT 2881 and JOB 388 on both of them. Coffee tables are 2 tiered measuring 22" to the top tier, 14" to the actual end table top, 16 1/4" wide and 29" deep. All are in very decent shape with brass bottoms on all the legs of the 3 pieces.

The markings on the bottom of the F.C Col, Martha Washington.  These dishes Belonged to my grandmother and I have no idea how old this serving dish is.  

I would like to send a picture but I need an email.  I do not know the price of this set and would like to email you a photograph of this item.

<p>On the back it says Golden Wheat,MADE IN USA,-22K GOLD-,OVEN PROOF,whith a wheat plant on each side of saying. On the front it has a picture of&nbsp; 5 wheat plants. 2 little chips on the side, gold is some what worn off.</p>

LOT OF 3 VERY UNUSUAL PIECES.  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 and a baby face. These have initials on the bottoms which say, "SLH, JDJ, and/or TAP": The smallest only has 2 sets of stamped initials.  I have searched high and low and cannot find these rare peices anywhere! There is a small one which looks like a perfume decanter, a medium rounded one and a tall one. The largest and smallest have 2 faces. The small perfume one has 2 faces and 2 birds, like a heron. I have no idea how old they are but I am aware from the lady who gave them to me about 5 years ago that they were "quite expensive" and were "older".

I have emailed countless people and places about these and the consensus is they have never been seen and are one of a kind.

Mother Mary and baby Jesus porcelain figurine. M.J. Hummel engraved on bottom of figurine

This is a vintage porcelain decanter, hand painted, trimmed in gold.  It's a sheik atop of a camel.  It is stamped on the bottom, which says Germany, then a number, 6106.  Don't know what this number means, but it might be the authentication of the decanter.  The liquer goes into the decanter thru the top of the sheik's head, and comes out of the camel's mouth when poured.  The sheik is wearing a light lavender costume, with a pale pink cover,  and a yellow veil, as seen from the back.  The camel is knelt down with a white blanket over his back, and the part that shows down the front side of the camel is painted in gold.  This item is all in it's original coloring, nothing has been touched up.