Old German prayer book.  I really don"t know alot about thi book except that it was given as a gift to its original owner from a noble Brandenburg in 1659.  I think it was published in Luneburg but being that my old German is  nonexistant I can't be sure about even this.  If anybody has any info even I would appreciate the feedback.

Decorative metal cylinder. My mom used it to cover clay pots for her indoor plants. I do not know what its original function was. It looks like a decorative pot, but there is no bottom. Instead there is a metal sleeve or rim that looks like it fitted into something else. It is 8" high and 9.5" across at its widest. It's opening at the top is 7.25" and the opening at the bottom is 5." I cannot tell what kind of metal it is but it is greenish brown and wieghs just over 5lbs. The color may be paint or stain as one of the birds on it seems to have a drip mark at the bottom (see picture.) It has four framed scenes, each with a bird or two on it, as well as branches, a mountainside, and a river. There is also a place where it is patched with the same kind of metal with the same etched design on it. The patch is .5" x .75".My mom found this piece half buried in an Los Angeles junk yard in the mid sixties.

I am wondering the age and value of my Dutch repousse silver plated basket/vase.  The vase part is 6 and 3/4" tall and the handle is 6 inches.  It has wear on the interior lip of the rim.  It was made by the Barbour S.P. Co. International S. Co.  The makers mark is a windmill with pipes on both sides.  It is number 3732. It, also, looks to have some damage on the sitting rim (it's not completely round). 

Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Donna

it's a dish that had pretty atwork on the exterior of the bowl, doesn't have a base or legs to stand on, somewhat looks like a codpiece. it is made of silver. someone told me it may be a tiffany dish. it's about 10 inches long, 6 inches wide and 4 inches deep. it is shaped like a gondola.

Wooden rocking chair with padded-cloth seat. 

Metal-rod between armrest and seat toward front of arm rest . 

The manufacturer's label on the bottom indicates it was made by the Plymouth Chair CO in Plymouth, WI.

There is slight damage on the inside-rear of the right arm rest.

it is a silver plate type thing on the bottom it has wilcoxs,p.co below tht it says internationals.co and below that it says andsley 366