This is an Asian piece from the 1800;s. It is a dark vase/urn with details, raised dragons. The marking is a blue/white handwritten Asian signature, not sure if it is Chinese, Japanese or Korean. We were told this is worth money - it is in good shape for being over 100+ years old, possibly older than 120 yrs. It has a chunk/piece missing from the lip of the vase that I am told can be restored. On the body of the vase may be a flake here or there but is in good shape. Would like an appraisail and know where we can sell this piece. It is a beautiful piece. I am told it can be sold for less than it would be worth in mint condition and restored by the purchaser which would be fine. Please advise by email or phone asap. [email protected]. 610-715-0600. We do wish to sell it is not currently for sale anywhere. I  am posting 3 pictures at bottom for you to see but these are not yet posted anywhere.

This belonged to my great-great-great grandfather.  It was in the possession of my maternal grandmother until her death in 1978.  After her passing, my eldest sister took possession of it.  Unfortunately, she died several years ago and I now am taking care of it.

This item is a cobalt blue color, it has a lid that says new turn off, open and close with arrows on top, and a stamp on top of the lid that says 98. On the bottom of the jar it has an M in the middle, and below the M is a 2. This item is in very good condition

This is a beautiful Gold-Plated Crystal Chandelier purchased in the late 1980's by a family member for approximately $5,000.  It is in excellent condition (one bulb needs to be replaced). It measures 31 inches from ceiling to bottom-most point, and 25 inches across the widest section.

It is very unique; we have been unable to find another one like this in our research.

The Elephant was brought back from India in the late 1800's. It is hand carved from Ebony wood with a pure silver overlay. One tusk is broken off as well as one ear cover

There is a pink stone on the front.

I have been told that inside the statue on top, which is suposed to be Ivory or gold, is a piece of Budda's fingernail or a fragment of his robe? I would love if somebody out there could tell me more about this item. Thanks to all.

Beautiful velvet and no screws all dowels. Unusual thin and high back. I believe it was used in a church and it looks to be German but I could be wrong.