i have seven of these spoons marked italy on back side of them they are in good confition they have some type of design on the top not sure if it is like a family crest and some gods or what they are that is why i am here to find out what i have or what i dont have lol

this is one of the many items from my grandmothers estate that i have been unable to find any info on. The makers mark on all three pieces, looks like a rocking horse that has a sword through it.

I have around 10 to 12 copies, not in the best of shape. Very readable and good condition. Very collectable, news of president in that era and all other news in and around Colorado and other states. Must see to appreciate, can send pics if needed. Offers will be taken please contact me by e-mail [email protected] or call 480-202-8733

I purchased this vase at an estate sale for $3 on the 1/2 price day. It measures aprox 6 inches long & 3 inches wide @ it's widest point; no chips or cracks. It has a gold (overlay?), with pictures on both sides of a man & woman that seem to be in Roman attire; could even be 2 women? There are trees around them with a column on one side & a door? on the other. They look to be wearing yellow togas?; one side has woman bare chested & the other side, one is bare chested, other man or woman is completely bare with their toga lying underneath them...quite 'racey'!! The bottom is marked in gold with the 5 point crown, N underneath, Capodimonte underneath that & Italy underneath that.

silver and gold plate box box about 3.5" x1.75" x .75", has silver ornate trim , gold ornate trim , gold bands around outer body of box, silver ornate band in between the two. although the box is plated its the inscription on the lid that leads me to believe that it has some historicle value. "Presented to Mrs. Mary Lawrence by her friend Daniel W. Baylies" is inscribed on box. a web search turned up vital records of Edgartown Massachusett which list these two as being  married in 1835 and that daniel w. baylies pioneered to california in 1849 from the island of Nantucket.any information as to the value of this item would be appreciated.