This creamer looks like hobnail, because it has the round bubbles sticking out.  I found it once online years ago, I believe it was from the 5o's, I have tried to find something like it , but with no avail.  There are not chips or cracks on it, but it does have normal aging.   I would like to know if it has any real value, who made it, and what year it was made in.

Just to be brief few years ago my fathers passed away and leave me with several very old items, among it there is a small statue /arca which my grandmother claim belong to her father who is a Dutch captain that was stationed in Indonesia during 1890.



The statue is predicted from east java majapahit 14th-15th Century and made from lava stone with the dimesion of 38 x 24 cm. from the estate of Elly von Metselaar.



To be honest I don’t really understand about antique and I am not too keen about keeping them

I would like to know it the stones are real.  I have had it a long time and it came from an estated sale.  The clear stones look like diamonds under a light and the orange look like citrine.  I would also like to know what the value might be.  It is a very beautiful piece.

Curved glass sides, rope covered glass edges inside.  Well maintained. 

Want to determine how much to ask for it.

Scolloped top trim on hutch.  Solid cherry backboard.  Base has one long drawer in the center with two smaller ones on the side, one with a silverware tray; cupboards on either side below this row of drawers with three small drawers between them.  Label inside the long drawer says Monitor Furniture Company, Jamestown, NY, Solid Cherry.  Third picture (hutch only) is most accurate color.  The piece has been well cared for.

This antique gold accented caraft comes with 8 glasses, which has clear glass stems. The base of the stemware looks like a daisy flower. The glass/crystal is not painted, the rose/red color is the glass itself. Each glass has eight cut sides, carart has 10. The stopper looks like a plumb bob and hass solid base with hollow upper tip.