candy dishes,where from a relative she is deceased,all i really no is they are really old.the willow dcups i have for also plates and a medium bowl and a sugar dish got from my mother she has had since i was born.got the milk bottles from my mom she says they are over a hundred yrs old really would like to no though.this horse rockin chair we got from a friend he said he played on it as a child and his son played on it as a child it has real leather ears the seating is leather,and it has horse hair for the main and tail i have had it over 18yrs.the cookie chair i remember my aunt having when i was a child.the coca cola digital therm,say on it is is the original.the lord drinking glass my parents bought when i was a child.
The 1 plate has a signature and 2 clear stamps with a partial stamp on the back. The other has no signature and 3 clear stamps on the back. These two plates are the most unique I've seen in a long time. We have done a lot of internet searching to find anything even close and have come up short everytime. If someone could give us as much detail about these we would be more than grateful. Or if someone can offer an amazing appraiser in the Southern California area that knows their plates, please send me a message. I will only sell these if they are worth an extreme amount as they are 1 of the few anitques I have from our ancestors.
Step Grandfather was an auctioneer at what was W.E. Coe & Sons, in London, England before WWII. As Far as I know the vases came from there. There were two other small vases but they were broken.
