This was passed down to my husband from his grandmother. It looks like a boy holding a basket of grapes, and a bunch of grapes next to him.   It has a stamp on it that says "Germany", and "1898" also has a mark of a "S" with a arrow going through it.  We would like to know the history of it and maybe what the value is.  We have looked and have never seen another mark like the one on the bottom of the piece.

I have these pieces in excellent condition..

1 covered casserole dish

1 coffee pot with lid

1 oval platter

1 round platter

1 vegetable bowl

1 gravy boat

1 butter dish

1 creamer

1 sugar dish with lid

1 salt and1 pepper shaker

8 dinner plates, 1 chipped

8 luncheon plates

8 soup bowls

7 cereal bowls

8 dessert plates

8 dessert bowls

7 coffeee cups

8 coffee saucers

8 coaster

This is a service for 12 which consists of 6 piece place settings.  Knife, dinner fork, salad fork, soup spoon, teaspoon, and individual butter knife.

fringe recently removed by professional antique rug cleaner,  good condition - no tears, holes or rips. main color in purple family, also reds blues and yellows - very vibrant, exceptional detail. Last picture included is for size - color is before cleaning. No stains on rugs - only shadows in pictures.

The tapestry is of the Great Wall of China.  The tag says it is 50% cotton and 50% Synthetic Fiber.

I don't know much about this tapestry. The tapestry was given to me by my grandmother about 13 years ago.  She told me she bought it at a thrift store for a dime in the seventies.

I've tried searching for the brand but I can't find anything at all. I would really like to know any information possible on the Tapestry and hopefully it's worth.

I am interested in selling it.

Video Front: http://s124.photobucket.com/albums/p6/sam_fail/tapestry/?action=view&cu…

Video of Back: http://s124.photobucket.com/albums/p6/sam_fail/tapestry/?action=view&cu…

 I have a photo of the sofa also, but was unable to upload onto this site. Will post more info once I can get back to the storage unit.