Hall Tea Pot, Grandmother had this for years.  On the bottom where the logo(s) are it says 0 69.8GL   6 CUP MADE IN U.S.A.

What I find odd is the 2 diffrent HALL logos stamped over each other.

Does anyone know what the est. value of this tea pot is?

Thank you very much!

 I have a set of 2 lamps with no shades. Look to be hand painted porcelain. I can't seem to find any marking or logos or names on either of these.  Both of them are electric and have a felt bottom on them. One is green felt while the other is brown.

Not sure if there is a name or anything under the felt, as it's stuck to the base of the lamp pretty good I may destroy the felt if I attemp to remove it.

Anyone have any idea what kind of lamps these are and what they may be worth?

Thank you!

look at pic

gorgeous neoclassical figural banquet lamp in porcelain. This magnificent lamp is celadon green and cream color with gilded detail. Good condition Please view photos.

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I was wondering if could you help me to estimate the value and to figure out the signature on my old painting oil on canvas, the painting was restored before I mean years ago. Dimension 53,5 x 29,5. Is signed on bottom in red colour (RASIN 58) year but another signature is even on the painting but probably in goticsh font and i cant define the meaning. thanks ed

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Beaded purses: black and blue one has the name Ann Keehn on one side and the date 1839 on other side; Box which it is in has drawing on the front of a victorian woman and the name [artist's?] underneath is S. Allan Gilbert.

Large silver one has beautiful embroidery of roses on the inside and deep blue cabachons on the clasp. Metal work on top surrounding the clasp is ornate and beautifully intricate. This one is more of a mesh as opposed to beading.

Small one has what appears to be a cross embroidered on the front. It too is more of a mesh but does have some beadwork also. cronze, silver and gold colors in the mesh.

Red one appears to made of cheaper materials overall and completely different style. All beading although handles are metal chained and ends are decorative  [thread-wrapped?] rounded balls.