My girlfriend's collection consisting of 4 items:

1. Chinese porcelain vase.  It contains the six-character Ming Chenghua Mark on base within double circles (blue on a white background).

It is my guess that the antique dates from the 成化 Chenghua Period, 1465-1487

Neck circumference : 12cm

Height : 19cm

Base circumference : 7cm

Central circumference : 38 cm


Item 2.



Blue and white vase decorated with dragons.



Item 3.



Figure of a standing slightly plump lady wearing a full length robe with green, yellow and red glaze.  Possible Tang dynasty, circa 7th/8th century AD or a MING DYNASTY, 1368-1644.  I guess it is a TOMB ATTENDANT.  Slightly  plump was considered as fashionable for women  during the Tang dynasty period

Height: 22 cm.

Central Circumference: 19 cm

Bottom (left to right ) 9cm

bottom (up to down) 7cm



Item 4.



Vase decorated with a dragon. Green, Yellow, Red in a white background.   Xuan ( 宣) Wu marked in the base.

it is a silver serving platter.. Just wanted to know if some one knows anything about it and what

is worth.

Barbour S.P. Co. 5271B is stamped in it on the bottom.

thanks for any info.

 It is hard to read the signature.

The picture is an oil painting on canvas.  The picture is of scenery of moutains, water, and trees.  From what I have researched I think the painting is original.  I would like to find out more about it and what the value is.

Misty Peaks          Wijmer.

This piece has 4 leaves stored in the upper compartment that measure 37 1/2" x 17". When fully extended the table measures 87" long. There is a drawer lined with green felt for flatwear storage and a section underneath I presume is for linnens. There is a stamp on the slide mechanism that indicates it was made by the Jefferson Furniture Co. of Louisvile KY.

large handpainted italian vase