The table is marked craddock and was purchased by my great grandmother used from an estate sale.  The chairs have been said that they are original duncan phyfe but there are no markings.  They were purchased at the same time.

vintage soho dinner set Gold painted on all pieces,rims scene etc..no chips cracks etc...Mint

1: teapot with lid MINT 5"1/2 high quant#1

2:large platter MINT 16"1/2 long 12"wide quant#1

3:bowl 8" across 1"1/2 high quant#11 MINT

4:small plate 6"1/2 wide quant#11 MINT

5:sugar bowl with lid MINT 6"1/2 wide handle to handle, 3" tall quant#1

6:gravy boat with attached bottom MINT 3"high 10" across bottom quant#1

7:Large covered bowl 10" 1/2 across handle to handle 3"tall MINT quant#1

8:tea cups 3"1/2 wide 2"tall MINT quant#11

9:small bowl MINT 5"1/2 wide 1"1/2 tall quant#10

10:saucers MINT 6"wide quant#11

11:small plate MINT 7" across quant# 1

12:plate MINT 8" across quant# 12

13:plate MINT 10" across quant#12

14:large oval bowl 10"1/2 long 8" wide 2"1/2 tall MINT quant#1

85 pieces

 the vase is very well derailed in browns and gold colors and the ladys are in different color clothing.

The dresser is in good shap it has two small draws and two big draws. the vanitey has four small draws its in fair shape the two side mriors fold in  

This poster??? Not paper - says on it's side-Benchmark*Kelloggs cereal box# 4//Mil white styrene*Face up 4 of 6 PMS   Reg.258879 It also has different color swatches at the bottom.The back is all white.It is very colorful and has a slight curve in one part because of the way I had it resting I think. No tears or anything just 2  tiny white spots. As far as selling it it would depend on the appraisal I guess.

its a heavy plague that smells funny  like wet wood