Good condition...  the top needs some work, but the rest is great.  It has dove-tailed drawers.  Doors have original pulls, (Brass/Bakelite or Brass/Celluloid). The brass part on one of the handles is cracked.  Wood inlays are in excellent condition.  

I bought it with the sole purpose of refinishing it, but want to make sure I won't be destroying a true antique. 

I have looked around for the makers mark, to no avail. I have found several similar pieces with slight differances. There is no Giesha sillouete in the cups. Local auction house guesses at pre-war (1920's) but thats about it, they are not familliar with the makers mark.

Any information about these pieces would be greatly appreciated.

2 f.f palmer paintings

Tried to find this item on line. found the maker, but can not find anything on the pattern. I know that it is a flat serving spoon, but other than that ,I can't find any information. I know that it was made in Norway sometime between 1880-1940? by Theo Olsens company. Don't know if it was made by him, or his son. The only appraisal I was able to get was for scrap slilver price since no one could find this exact pattern. I would like to know what it is worth if possible. Item originaly came from Georg Jensen Solv. Kgl.Hofleverandor, Ostergade 40,-Gl.Kongevej 96. as written on original box.

Dont really know much about it expect that it had a newspaper clipping with it with caption noting "Yuan Tung Temple", "Buddhist Shrine", "The Hills of Taipei, Formosa".  Picture shows a man standing next to a big statue of a lion.

Antique Sterling Silver Knife Stamped with 501, Sterling, 3 emblems two blades