The item is part of a family estate. Unfortunately, no one knows when, where, or for how much this was purchased. The lid of the tea pot is inexpertly repaired, all other elements in quite good shape with minimal wear.
I've tried to compensate for my less than helpful description with good pictures, below.
I'm not opposed to selling this item, but I don't know enough to ethically set or correctly evaluate an offer. Not a good position to be in, so I'm inclined to hold off for more information.
Any idea of the provenance or value of this set? Any guidance would be appreciated.
The bowl and pitcher were given to us when my husbands grandmother passed away. It is white/off white and is in good condition. On the bottom of both items is a stamp that says J.W. and Son. We searched everywhere trying to find more information on the china but haven't been able to find anything.
This is a Bridge Beach & Co stove, St Louis, I believe it is a coal/wood burning stove, Circulator Parlor Stove, It is made of cast iron and an Enamel shell (wood grain), on the top portion of the cast it has a 1925 date, on the back it has No. 338 (patent # ?), overall it is in pretty good shape, the inside is solid (no burnt out areas).
I received this from my grandfather and he bought it from someone when he was a young man. I am not sure the value and after doing research on the net, I still am unsure as to the value. Your help would be appreciated.
