This is an antique silver pot fork that measures 10” long and is marked with “ITALY” and “800” on the back.

Those are the only marks I can see so I assume it’s 80% silver but other than that I know nothing about it....it is solid and quite heavy.

Can someone give me the approximate value or let me know how old it may be?

Thanks!

I think this is a Vanity or Dressing Table. Has early electrial light mounted inside with small shelf and mirror. The outside is decorated with a romantic scene (inlay) as pictured. In excellent condition. Any help with dating the piece, and identification  and value would be greatly appreciated. May consider selling...

This is a beautiful dinner service which includes 6 dinner plates, 6 luncheon plates, 6 side plates, gravy boat, 2 serving plates, 2 lidded vegetable turreens.  I am trying to ascertain a fair price so I can sell to my sister and keep it in the family.

This is a beautiful dinner service which includes 6 dinner plates, 6 luncheon plates, 6 side plates, gravy boat, 2 serving plates, 2 lidded vegetable turreens.  I am trying to ascertain a fair price so I can sell to my sister and keep it in the family.

The first oil painting clearly says "G. Whitman"

The second oil painting is not quite so clear and all we can make out is:  "St. Riviere de Chertsey....?????international?????  1970" . There is a little town in Quebec called Chertsey.

The third oil painting looks quite old and was given to us through an elderly uncle - it is not very clear but we think it reads:  E. Ridout Lyon Fellow CE

We would like to know what you think is the approximate appraisal of each of these paintings.  Thank you.

The tag on the bottom is about 60-70% viewable. We can tell that it says "Geniune Mahogany" "Mahogany Association, INC." and "Number 123". The number "2308" is also branded in the undertrim of the table.

We would love any information that you may have for this item! Thank you!