Knights from the Universal Statuary Co. Chicago, Il dated 1966 numbered 841. Company no longer in business. They have axes and shields. The figure it self has a plume from the helmet and a cape. There was a insignia on the chest but it is long gone it looks like two weapons crossed.

Square Noritake M handpainted bowl with gold gilt edging. Pink roses along with green leafs, light & dark blue cornflowers with yellow centers and a yellow flower and leaf scroll.

9" diameter plate with scalloped dark blue edging, green Iris design with lace gilt sponging overlay.  Back is stamped with Cross swords with R. C. placed right and left of the swords, a crown at the center top of the swords and MONBIJOU at the bottom of the swords all in dark green lettering

The piece is made from tin lithograph. It is unassembled. The individual pieces were wrapped in some sort of old "parchment paper" for the leack of better words. All of the screw s and nuts are present, as well as all the individual pieces. The Chimney is included too. The box reads: Miniature Model of Stran -Steel Century of Progress Garden Home. The instructions read: Stran- Steel Miniature Century of Progree Garden Home. I hav found information on the real house that was feature at the 1933 Chicago's World Fair, however I can not find any information on this top/dollhouse/erector set. Oh...as I was unwrapping the pieces to photograph it..I spotted a copywrite by The mathews Co, Detroit MI. Would like to know the value. 

 this is a beatiful emerald green frog pot, it has 6 frogs staring up ,sitting about 2 inches from the rim ,,on their own leafsthe frogs are a tan color..the glaze is heavy and has drips along bottom rim..the bottom has quite a few markings on it the most readeable says ? am-99 ???there was a sticker partially on (now gone) look like possibley sain orlean,,and there are 3 different sets of #s you can see if you enlarge pic

I THINK THIS VISE USED TO BE ATTATCHED TO A WORKBENCH OF SOME KIND.  I DONT WANT TO GET RID OF IT BECAUSE OF SENTIMENTAL VALUE.  JUST CURIOUS IF IT WAS WORTH ANYTHING.