2 white china plates with floral print and gold hallmarking, both with a stamp on the back of the plates, the stamp is light blue in color with a crown, the letters P (or D) and M intertwining and surrounded by olive branches and with the word Bavaria underneath. One has a portrait of Marie Louise, and the other with a portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, The Napoleon one has a separate stamp of a number 801.

there are 12 dinner plates 12 cups and saucers 12 salad plates and 12 shallow bowls I belive the pattern is either siv5 or saphire

This metal booklet has been puzzling me for a few days now.  No research has been yielding and any answers about what it is or its worth.  I know that the words on the front and back cover translate to “Kiev” the capital of Ukraine.  The art on the front cover is “The Founders of Kiev” a statue erected in 1982.  There is a soviet hammer and sickle on the back on the top bit of the badge.  I assume this means the booklet was made before the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.  I have not been able to find what the badge on the back in total is supposed to be, though.  I assumed some insignia of the country, though my research shows that is a wildly different symbol.

The two pictures of text are located inside the cover of the booklet. I know the second side explains each of the pictures (labeled 1-13), but the other side is a mystery to me.  I assume all the text is in Russian.

My guess would be that this is a tourist souvenir, but I am not sure.  I have no idea how much something like this is worth.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

I have this vase and was debating on selling it at a garage sale, but I have not been able to match the artist name. I'm just looking to see if it is worth anything before selling. Thank you

This lamp is very unusual.  Has 3 lights about a diffuser bowl type light on top.  Resembles a smoking stand with a porcelan lighter that lights like a cigarette lighter in a car with it's on electrical plug.  Has several ashtrays too.  Between ashtrays and light, there is a clock also.  At the very bottom of the lamp, a light bult goes under there and there are slits in the base of lamp so some of the light can illuminate the lamp at at the bottom as well.

 Miniature Queen Anne Pewter teapot in good condition with replaced wooden handle.  I am not sure about the marks, and cannot distinguish the mark under the crowned "X."  Guessing this is a British piece,  as opposed to American,but not really sure.   It is smaller than other Queen Anne teapots I have seen.