Not sure if this is a vase or a pitcher, because it has a handle on it. But no lip like most pitchers have. There are blue and pink carnations painted on it, and then wheat it looks like. The marking on the bottom is an arrow, with a scroll hanging from it and the word ionic inside the scroll.

This tapestry seems to have no indication on it of who made it. The top of the item has a stain on it. No attempt has ever been made to remove it. The last pic is the underside intended to show the stitching

Its a zora duvall oil painting its a boy and girl I think  on the back of the painting it says construction oil zora duvall   and her signature is on the front in the right hand corner

It is very intricate. I know nothing more than mentioned here. The pictures tell everything.

 I have an Underwood and  Streamliner typewriter. Can I please get a price on these I am not sure what the worth is but I am sure it is worth a lot for the condition it is in.

Hello, I have searched for years for ANY background information about this piece~but have never found anything. I've searched eBay and many different antique sites, but haven't been able to get any information. (Ironically, I did find one on Craigslist~while searching for a cage~ that is identical in shape, color, etc. but it's smaller and it does have vertical wires in it, like a minature cage. Unfortunately, the man had no idea of it's history either. I would love to find out exactly what this is:) It is shaped sort of like a pagoda, but I suspect it's suppose to represent a cage of some sort? It is white with small, mostly pink flowers on it, and gilding around the scalloped edges. There are NO markings on it, only an odd shaped silver sticker on the bottom, that can no longer be made out..and I can't even be positive that it is actually for this piece. It has a round brass hoop on top to hang it from, and a small hook on the underneith inside top, for something to hang from that. (A fake bird I would guess?) This was given to my Grandmother as a gift when we moved away, by an English lady neighbor. Her husband was in the service and had traveled the World, but I don't know if he may have brought it home from abroad, or if it came from a five and dime store:) If you have any ideas or information about this piece, I would very much appreciate it! Thank You!!