This is a planter urn and I like it and I bought it and I wanted to know what is the value of it and when was it made

Not sure if it works, don't know how to use it.  Have the key.  Beautiful clock.  Have had for about 15 years.

 Brass or bronze pal bell marked ash tray

A pair of rare 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain dogs.

These are hand carved original horse lamps. They came from the Buffalo NY area around the Buffalo Race track. I have owned them for 30+ years and paid a small fortune for them myself when I bought them. I know the price is high, but it is firm. To me they are worth this much or more. The material is unknown to me, it is not ivory, although it seems like it. It may be petrified wood, but I can not guarentee this, however, I have been told it is most likely the material by antique experts. The wood blocks inbetween the carved pieces is cherry. The lamps are absolutely bueatiful. They work and are in good condition. I have burgandy shades on them. The clip that screws above the shades to hold the shades in place is missing on both lamps

It has a small statue of a wolf on the top, and has tree artwork carved in around the wall ofthe seal.  The actual seal has a unique shape, and looks like it is hand carved.  The wolf and the body of the seal are 1 piece of marble, and there are multiple imperfections in the marble, enough to make me think it might be of some value.  I have no idea what language the symbols are, as i have reviewed 20+ languages that came to mind, none of their characters matching those on the front.