This was found in Grandma's attic was in a slatted wood box with what looked like (birdsnest type)shredded wood? it was wrapped in fabric (flannel?) I have dont a little research on it the closest guess would be maybe the Oxford pattern of Wm Rodgers Silver but I am not sure of that or of the age of the pieces.  It has an ornate top to the lids that has a small oval with curlie cue type relief around it coming up to a flame like tip.  The same type of relief is on the feet of the pieces with a cressent of small dots above the slope of the foot.  Any help would be appreciated. 

Thanks Aleska Herman

There are 6 silver shotglasses in a velvet lined box. Each glass has a canadian air force base insignia on it, all different insignias. They are,Baden, Metz, Grostenquin, Zweinbrucken, Paris, Per Astra Ad Astra.

I have a nicolas lupot violin from the 1800s inside lable says nicolas lupot, luthier, rue croix des petits champa a paris, i'an 1800 .

Although the violin I have for sale here needs some restoration, it is an antique without a doubt, made by one of the most famous French Violin makers of the his time--1700-1800's. Also notably of some historic value, there is another lable inside that reads "Repaired by Joseph Keefer 1915, San Francisco." I did a bit of research and I found a listing in an old San Francisco Newspaper, "The San Francisco Call", Sunday, February 13, 1910, that listed Joseph Keefer as an expert violin maker and fine repairer whose shop was on Golden Gate av, corner of Van Ness.

Urn in good condition other than dent in handle area that could be easily fixed

355-3 New Travis Court Collection By Drexel
Only 2 owners
Bought in Brooklyn New York
May 1949
Very Good condition
Shipped to California

I've researched the net for any other "Woodrow Wilson " buttons that have the full name "Woodrow Wilson", I have yet to come across another. There are a few with his fullname but diifferent picutre.I would be very grateful for any info. on this piece.