I have seen the same figural lamp ONLY it was a night light it did not have the street post lamp.   The beads were added to the light buld later I beieve.  In total it is 19" high, with the boy being about 11" high.

The signature I cannot make out it starts with either a G or S with the Last name starting with D.  It sort of looks like Dominigue or so.

I am looking to get three different pieces appraised for personal reasons. The pieces are all Drexel pieces and from the Counterpoint collection designed by John Van Koert. They appear to be late 1950s or early 60s.  Two of the three pieces appear to be a credenza or a dresser, the third possibly a display case (not pictured).

 Green plate with red and pink accents along the border. Scene shows 2 men with a woman and dog sitting in a grove of trees. Back has a few marks:

1. "DOULTON" Imprint 
2. Doulton Burslem England marking with crown
3. the following marks: C4230 in red with a red "9" (I think) underneath it
4. The mark of K, N or H in gold under the previous mark
5. "5-98" Imprint

I have no idea about this item

Antiuqe pump organ with markings...

 "The Lakeside"

"Chicago, USA"

" R.W. Pentland"

"Edinbugh"

Stool

H. MULLER BEETHOVEN BUST
TITLE: Bronze bust of Beethoven - RESTRIKE
MARKS: H. Muller embossed on back of right shoulder and the number 5 over 25 (five of twenty-five). Nameplate on base: Muller.
CONDITION: Excellent overall condition, no damage. Nice patina.
HISTORY: Purchased at a collectors show in southern California in 1987. Seller represented the bust as a high quality re-strike of H. Muller’s original bronze bust of Beethoven, number five of twenty-five. On the lower back of the bust are the numbers 5 over 25. The bust is mounted on high quality Italian marble (quoted by seller) and a brass name plate on the center of the 1-1/2” base is inscribed “Muller.” The bust stands approximately 16-1/2 inches high and is very heavy, weighing approximately 36 pounds.