I inherited this set from my grandmother. It's stamped on the bottom of each piece Bavaria Schumann Arzberg Germany 82 as shown in picture. It's a 8 place setting missing one cup. It contains 7 cups and 8 saucers, 8 plates, coffee pot, creamer and sugar with lid. It is also gold trimmed. From the stamp I believe it's from the c.1950's.

 This is a Maddocks Works Lamberton Royal Porcelain Pitcher and Basin. The design is Flow Blue.

The person that had the chair before us wanted to just throw it out and my dad picked it up from them.  I couldn't really find too much info online about it.  This chair weighs a LOT, over 40 lbs i'm sure.  It seems to be in great condition  and well made.  Any information would be really helpful.

This desk belonged to my grandmother. My aunt is going to give it to me soon. I have no idea how old it is. It is in great shape. My grandmother used it to write letters to my grandfather back when he was in the war. She had used it in more recent years to store old paperwork .  The closest thing i could find to this desk on the internet was an RJ Horner desk made in the 1800s.  I dont have the desk yet and im not sure if it has a name on it anywhere. Im looking to find out if anyone could tell me the name and value of this desk ??

This is a very detailed pen & ink print marked 004/100 by William Henson.  It is hand digned.  It appears to be professionally framed with a tag on the back stating " Mati-he-hlogeco or Hollow Horn Bear.  Born: 1850, Nebraska.  Died: March 15, 1913, Washington DC.  Son of Chief Iron Sheel.  This pose appeared on the 14 cent stamp issued in 1922.

 my mom bought this table a long time ago at a second hand store.