I have a quadruple plate, coffee/tea service labeled, Morgan, silver company, Boston, quadruple plate , 200. On the Internet I was able to find that this company was active for only 10 years, 1882-1892. It does have some minor dents, but itās in very good condition otherwise The tray appears to be a bit worn because thereās what appears to be copper metal showing through the engraving. Wondering about both appraisal and whether it can/should be sold or donated to a museum, etc. The tray is actually not the same set, has a different mark on it (last 2 photos.)
I have an antique chinese hancarved coffee table done in mahogany I believe. The carving is a depiction of some sort of battle. The details in the carving has many similarities to others I've seen but I cannot find the exact one and someone told me because they are handcrafted they are similar but somewhat unique. All of the joints on the table are all dovetail mitered joints with no metal or moder hardware, no nails or screws and no trace of any glue or any indication that any was used. The tables carving is recessed into the table so it had a piece of glass over the surface to make it flat and thankfully protect it a little bit. It has only one marking on it. The marking is a number on the underneath side but besides that nothing. I would like to maybe get an estimated value if I could please. It would be greatly appreciated. I have included photos. Thanks
