I got this statue of Buddha sitting on a water buffalo from a garage sale for one dollar. The Buddha is made of bronze and so is the water buffalo and there is also some babies on it that are also bronze. Some of the decorations such as the saddle I assume are painted porcelain. The paint is very slightly cracked and some of the porcelain parts are chipped. It has trouble standing up on its own which leads me to believe it was either not made right or was on a stand at one point.

There is markings on the butt of the buffalo(picture 3) and there is another symbol on the buddhas leg(picture 2).

 Whole set of Kirk Sterling cutlery. Some of the pieces have the plastic. It's a 48 piece set in excellent to mint condition. This set have been in the family forever and we would like to know it's value. Thank's in advance.

This item is a metal bust that is in good condition as far as detail but has what appears to be rust or corrosion all over it. The metal is light which makes me think most of the metal has deteriorated over the years. You can read paul revere at the base, you can make out all details regarding paul revere's face, hat, shirt etc, also you can read the makers mark (Redford Foundry) and what I believe are the foundry workers logo on the back of the bust. Curious of its value and to learn more about the Redford Foundry which I cannot seem to get any history on. Thank you.

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 an amazing plates of china made in Japan which belongs to the time of the 2nd w.w . found accedently in the closet  

We have a small thin sterling silver dish found in a box of items purchased at an estate sale.  It is 6 x 4 1/4 inches and about 1 1/2 inches tall.  It is very thin and weighs 1.5 oz.  On the bottom is "SSMC Sterling" and the number "0694".  A photo is attached.

In addition to the sofa and chair, there is a china cabinet, a marble end table with a carved base, and the marble oval top to the coffee table. The fabric is velvet and the wood on the furniture including the china cabinet looks to be hand carved.