I cook on this stove every day. I bake all of our holiday meals on this stove. I just love my stove.

wringer washer is green and has a pink tub. the agitater turns and the wringers also go around. although i have never washed with the machine.

A  lovely  brass item: three tiered  ornate  end table  or  jardiniere (plant stand).  The cast brass filigree work on tiers and legs makes this quite the showpiece. Has been referrred to as an Austrian table. The stand comes apart by unscrewing the fancy knobs makes it easy for shipping or moving.  This  item has patina! 

The  following  manufacturers mark is clear:  ©L&L WMC  and the number 8696 also,  there is also a series of circles stamped in circular pattern  - it looks like round leafed daisy

Good day, I was wondering if anyone could tell me about this Nishi Doll. I would like to know about how old it is and how much it is worth. The only thing I know about it, is that my sister bought it at a yard sale last year. It is 18" high, stands on a square wooden platform, has the name "Snowqueen" on it. Here a are few pics and I can get more if needed.

Any information would be helpful.

The other day, I bought a nice set of 4 cups and saucers, but I don't know anything about them (please see attached photos). I'm really hoping you'll help me learn something about this set! I found many 'Made in Japan' markings pictured on the Internet, but none that match the one on the underside of these.

Here are my questions:

1. What time frame is it from -- '50s?
2. What's the pattern name?
3. Who manufactured it?
4. What sort of bird and tree is depicted?
5. Is the design hand painted?
6. Is the set noteworthy in any way?

I'm excited to find out whatever I can about this teacup and saucer set! Please feel free to share this message with anyone you believe can help. Thank you!

 The other day I bought this interesting glass bowl, but I don't know anything about it. I hope someone can help answer my questions:

1. Is the splotch on the bottom (circled in the photo) from glass blowing? Or something else?
2. Could the bowl be crystal? (It does have a nice long 'ring' when I tap on it.)
3. Is it properly called 'art glass'? Or something else?
4. Would it be used to hold fruit/candy? Or something else?
5. How is the color to be described -- rose/cranberry/ruby/amethyst?
6. Is the shape 'footed'/'pedestal/"comporte'? Or something else?
7. What time frame is it from -- '50s?
8. Where is it probably from?
9. Are the flowers hand painted?
10. Is it 22k gold painted on the rim, etc.?
11. Is the bowl noteworthy in any way?
12. Is it possibly missing a lid?
13. What would be its estimated re-sale value?