This is a lamp that was given to after my great Aunt died.  I don't know anything about the lamp and was thinking about sell in an upcoming garage sale.  I'm unsure if it's the correct lamp shade for it, but over all the lamp is in good working condition.  Any info would be great!

I would be interested in the value of an oval 46" x 60" (plus 2 12" leaves) Drexel Mahogany dining room table.  I do not have the matching chairs, but do have a matching China Cabinet.  The stencil on the underside of the tabletop reads "No. 4111-4 MAHY NEW HAMPTON COURT BY DREXEL"  The table top and leaves are in good condition. It has a 4 post bircage pedestal with great detail; the legs/feet show signs of its age.   I may be interested in selling this item.  Thanks

I have this statue for over 10 years and i wanna know more about this item , when it is made, where and a possible value if it is possible....

I found these 2 plates inside my home that was left behind and apparently forgotten by the previous owners.  They were wrapped inside some newspapers from 1959-- so they are AT  LEAST 50 years old. I believe they are ceramic.   The artwork is raised so that it appears to have depth. There is no distinguishing markers such as a name or country.  They appear to depict the exterior and interior of a cottage by a river, possibly English or german style homes from the early 20th or 19th century.  They are in good condition with no chips or cracks. I am undecided if I wish to sell them, but I would like to know a guess on the appraised value.  If anyone can give me their experienced opinion I would be grateful.  Even if it not worth something I would still like to know any back history on this plate.

I bought this china at auction in Rochester, NY.  No one there seemed to know where it came from.  I used it quite often for holiday dinners as my ex-husband's family is fairly large. 

It's not a complete set -- for example, there are no saucers for the cups.   I found some plain white china that matched the background color of the pieces and that worked quite well.  Another suggestion for a more informal setting would be to match some of the orchid colors.

As you can see in the picture section, two marks are listed.  Mark 'A' is the mark most used.  The dinner plates have 8 plates with mark 'A' and 1 with mark 'B'.

The china feels thin and fragile but I put the dishes in the dishwasher and had no problem.  This china was made to last.  I don't have any reason to use it now.

Items in the set:

Dinner plate 10" -- 9 items

Luncheon Plate 8.5 -- 9 items

Salad plate 7.5" -- 10 items

Individual butter plates  3" -- 11 items

Rimmed Soup Bowl 8" -- 8 items

Fruit/Dessert Bowl 5.75 -- 7 items

Cup (no saucers) 3" -- 7 items

Serving Bowl 10.75" by 7.5" -- 1 item

Serving Bowl 10" by 5.5" -- 1 item

Large bowl with cover (soup tureen?) 9.5" by 7" -- 2 items

Oval Platter 13" -- 1 item

1870 hand made hutch loved and taken care of by my family since 1970