Bought from an antiques dealer who didnt know history of the item but was guessing it is a reproduction from the 1920s. Same day I bought it I found a sofa with an identical frame being sold on ebay, the seller is saying it is authentic victioran not a reproduction. ( http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160583491560&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT ) The wood on my sofa is in good condition with a few scuffs but otherwise nice. The woodwork is deep and detailed, very nice. The upholstery needs a little help, it has a little yellowing and the seller said he believed it had been reupholstered previously.

Hoping to determine whether this is a reproduction or authentic and what it might be worth. Thank you for any insight you may have, and thanks for taking a look.

White dishes with gold Flower decorations. the back says Harmony House, Fine china, 3672,Classique Gold, Japan.

This ceramic flower vase is textured to resemble a tree trunk; it is embellished with a maple-leaf design.  Color varies between autumn-brown and -burnt orange. Markings on the base are covered with a piece of felt (placed by owner to prevent scratching of furniture).  However, I also have a matching small, rectangular "planter"--6.75" x 2 5/8" x 2 5/8" high (design extends to 3.75" high). Marking on bottom reads "Roseville U.S.A. 383-6".  Vase is in excellent condition; planter, very good.

I call this a "doll,"  but it is more of a show piece than a play thing.  It appears to be unglazed ceramic, with spot painting, ie., hair, face, sweater, jacket and shoes---some has an airbrushed look, some is hand-painted detail. It is probably molded, as it sounds hollow; side "seams" appear to have been "sealed" with a flat knife while medium was still pliable.  Engraved on the back of the legs is "BY BG (c) APACHIES BABE."  My father won this at a fair in the late 1920's or early 30's.  Other than a "chip" on the toe of one shoe, it is in great condition.

Walter of Wabash labeled table, 8 chairs,hutch believed to be mahogany. Purchased in late 1940's or early 1950's (photos attached) 

These are twelve spoons given to me by someone who was going to throw them away.  They look old and appear to be hand-made, but I'm certainly no expert on this.  The artwork has a similar motif but all are different in detail.  By what I've gleaned from the internet they may be Persian (Iranian) and may be silver.

Any information on these will be greatly appreciated!