I recieved this table from my mother whom got it from her grandmother. I believe its from the early 50's possibly 40's. Im not sure as my mother didnt know much about it herself.  It has a swivel top which conceals 4 small pockets (for poker chips im assuming). And it has leaf carvings in the knees.

"Tom and Jerry Bowl" from my fathers restaurant from the late 1800's to early 1910's it was used half to hold, hard boild eggs other half sausages, etc in my fathers bar.

silver plated lid and divider with hinged lids daisey pattern ironstone china mercer #37 pattern siver divider and hinged top lid one piece over china bowl with siver plated base ring.

condition silver plate is worn away to bare metal, bowl was dropped at one time and glued together cracked of about 5" area

Still very intriguing piece.

Only one owner. This music box is very unique. I have never seen another one similar to this, with so much inlay detail and cultural symmetry. The music box plays the Anniversary Waltz and all of the panel doors open and close each time the music is played.

This is a dutch girl cookie jar that is in excellent condition.It was given to me.  There are no markings on the bottom.  The lid encompasses her arms, chest and head. The color red s left on her hair, partially on the lip and part of the black for her eyes is left.

The bowl is marked with a green urn with VITREOUS written on it. Under the mark are the words EDWIN M. KNOWLES CHINA CO 22-1-1.

 We are selling our Royal Albert Bone Chine the celebration Edition that was my Mothers