I am interested in an apraisal for this item with the view to selling it

I have inherited this platter and cannot find any information on the design pattern or how old it is.  I think it maybe 1732 but not sure - it belonged to my great grandmother

The pattern is a brown oak leaf type design we believe with a small flower

There is also another very small marking on the back which lookes like an o and a leaf (Q)

There is a chip on one corner see photo

the picture isa print by Louie Jambor, It is about 5ft by 3ft, weighs about 20 lbs. The frame is handmade but not sure what kind of wood, It is called the concert.

I have an WmRogers Teapot with what looks like a bird at the beginning of the name and a half star at the end of the name.

Was trying to find out history as well as the value of this pocket watch. It is 18kt gold Straight Live Lever Neuchatel G.Keymond Serial number 71833. Have search Google as well as other sites trying to find information about this item and havent been successful in finding this same watch anywhere.

Can you tell me about this chair?  It has a square,chrome frame with wooden armrests,and red uphostery (vinyl or leather?).  It has a tag from Lloyd mfg (Heywood Wakefield), Menominnie, Michigan.  It is quite heavy and in very good condition.

I can't explain why I love it so much--the beads are wonderfully, beautifully blue.  The metal, which I think must be copper since it is turning green, is very delicate.  The necklace reminds me of Lily of the Valley.  The necklace isn't in the best condition: it has a lot of patina on it and one of the beads is chipped.  I'd guess the necklace probably isn't worth much more (if even) what I paid for it, but I'm hoping maybe it IS worth more?  I'm also wondering how old it might be.  Also, although the patina is kind of beautiful in its own weird way, I am thinking of trying to clean the necklace.  What should I use?  Some kind of copper cleaner?  Will it ruin the necklace?  Any information would be appreciated!