I saved this at a Waste Management Center from being trashed. A Web. Image search revealed a few antique Royal Bayreuth, (German), items with the same painting only of lesser quality and with clear maker's marks on the bottom. I am having trouble getting my item identified. The 'Royal Bayreuth Collectors Club' does not value or identify items. To me it looks like a single candle holder. Can anyone help me identify, age and/or value it?. Why hasn't it got an underglaze maker's mark on the bottom and just a number Is there something written underneath the removable top rim? Thanks.

I have a 1947 lane sweetheart chest

4 different sizes. Found them in the original box in the house we bought. Pictures included

Ceramic lamp with a daisy on the front and back. No signature that I can see. It's definitely vintage as we bought this house and have been finding numerous different antique items, some of which are very valuable.

Pair of antique chairs that have been recovered at least twice. Haven't found anything exactly like them via google. Maybe teak? Original seat cover appears to be a wheat spray patterned, rose colored silk (?).

Not sure if the mark on bottom of seat is for the actual chairs, or just a replacement seat cushion.

Looking for info on when they may have been made, and if they have value. They would clean up nicely with new pad.

Large dark wood trestle table with benches and china cabinet with hutch. Both have Sibley Lindsay and Curr tags on the bottom.