A friends father recently passed away and the family is left with selling the estate. This has been in the family for at least 50 years. The purchaser (the wife of the recently deceased has been gone for many years).

My parents bought this doll pram between 1970-1972.  I think it might be made by the silver cross oberon company? 

Dual headed salt and pepper shaker, marked: Czechoslovakla [sic]

Ceramic, glazed shiny golden colour, handpainted with a scene of a cottage and large tree.

Glaze on the back is inscribed: Sister ~1931~

Sealed with tiny corks, one missing.

 A silver greyhound mounted on a silver plate with markings, appears to be Pinder brothers sterling silver weighs 1 kilogram and has a P marking which I think is a 1932 mark. The piece was layered with paint which we are removing still.

Has anyone come across a similar item?

Can confirm what we know about it or add any details?

What any expected market value would be?

3 brass pitchers, age unknown but I was told their very old. Large, medium and small. All are hand wrought, with tooling marks evident. lids are fastned with rolled copper. Each have what I believe is an  arabic, or some other middle east symbol.

Large heavy brass or bronze statue of conquistador in armor and leaning on sword. About 16 in. tall and about 15 to 18 pounds.