Service for 8 includes dinner plates, salad plates, bowls, dessert bowls, tea cups and saucers. Also 1 each: serving platter, side dish, creamer and sugar bowl.

Pieces range from like new to very good condition with some wear mainly on the inner gold rim of the plates. The gold relief is perfectly intact.

2 chips as photographed - on the back of one plate and bottom of one cup.

I have had this beautiful vase for quite some time but have not been able to identify it or find any information about it. It is very heavy and stands 16"tall and is 7" across. It is however very narrow. There are no markings on the bottom or anywhere else.

Our Family was on the Farm from the mid 1800s to the mid 1900s. This wood burning cook stove was used daily in the early 1900s.

I am having a hard time finding details on this painting and would love information. Purchased at Thrift Store for 4,99 I found similar paintings by RL but lil different.

I'm wondering where the origin of this plate comes from and also they value of it. It is made porcelean.

Clock that was passed down to me. Has no writing on it that I can find besides my grandmothers name engraved and some numbers (18811090)