I have this old Seikosha ship's clock that I would like to get an appraisal for.  It is missing the winding key, and there is one loose part inside (see picture - left side of inside of case.  

Winders both seem to work, as well as movement, but it stops. Chime works.

Two horses in a field. A H Hider in lower right corner.

my brother stripped this instrument many years ago and in doing so I think chemicals used spilled inside.    I can make out the printed signature:  Antonio Stradivarius Cremonsis.   Faciebot Anno 1713.     No country where made was seen.

15 piece chocolate set, green and gold in color.   The Giesha girl appears in the bottom of the cups when held up to a light.    I'd love to have a history on the set as well as a value.   Thank you very much for your time.

Jan

I am hoping someone may know and can tell me some information about what this set is considered to be or called, such as is it a Tankard, Chocolate Pot, or Pitcher Set or what?..and if anyone can tell me who the maker is and who the artist of the initials are. And I wouldn't mind knowing what it may be worth. Any information would be greatly appreciated, Thanks Mindy1980

I bought this for myself at an estate sale and would like to know how much it is worth. I was able to tell by the branding that it is a WM Rogers piece made between 1825 and 1841 but I would like a little bit more detailed information.