From the Faberge Alexandra & Ribbon Crystal Egg Collection:

Garnet colored mouth blown and copper wheel engraved crystal egg with 24k hand-painted gold decoration. Mounted on gold-plated bronze Laurel stand.

6" high

The egg doesn't have it's original box or certificate of authenticity, but I had the authenticity verified professionally & it is signed "Faberge" with the number 0433.  The egg is in mint condition same as I received it as a gift over a decade ago & it has been sitting in a locked curio ever since.  Looking to get a good price for it.

Delft porcelain or ceramic vase and separate top piece. Front of vase displays blue glaze designs of a ship (left) and a windmill (right). Back vase displays blue glaze design of fern-like leafs. Each side of vase displays blue glaze floral designs. Bottom marking in blue glaze reads: "n/Delft dec 511" - left of this marking is a capital letter "D" imprinted into the ceramic. The top piece handle appears to have been broken and glued back together. The top  of the vase has a minor crack measuring 2".

This is a lithograph by James Gordon Irving from 1950. It is approximately 11.5 inches tall by 9.5 inches wide. This piece is called the "Scarlet Tanagers and Wild Cherry"

Table is a well made American piece of furniture, dated December 12, 1956 according to the serial number on the bottom of the drawer. The Serial number is: 655121 and the Style number is: 104002

2 chairs and a loveseat I was told could be possibel American Eastlake Style. It was owned by my mother in law before she passed. Not sure of the date or if it was passed down. It was in her parlor room in her home in Ohio. I have no space for it and would like an idea of its worth, so that I may possibly find a buyer and get a fair price for it.

Last Christmas one of our dear friends started handing out some of his prize antiques because he was going to be having an estate sale because is wife died 3yrs ago. He felt that his wife would want for us to have some of there most prized items.