Any help identifying maker and glass types (wine, champagne, tallest stem unknown) per the attached images? Thanks so much

Rolex watch numbered 891 so if I’m right this is one of the first thousand Rolex watch’s made? Does this increase the value of it? It is in need of repair but doesn’t need much and from what I can tell it was a good find.

It's about36 in tall and has a stamp on the bottom that's hard to read but it's says mexico...from my search I think it is a Tonola

Rose designs from that era and says Japan on bottom.

I believe this is 1910-1930's burned walnut, Art Deco Venice Baroque.
Set includes bed frame, 2 nightstands, vanity w/mirror, dresser and armoire.

Looking for value of the complete set and each piece individually

I have a large antique white water pitcher that seem to not have any trademark or any sort of mark on it. No mark visible on the bottom, the sides, the handle, or inside the pitcher. I do not have the wash bowl. There is some discoloring or staining around the spout of the pitcher and bleeds down and disappears around the neck. The glaze is cracked throughout.