Folk China Bronze Feng shui Auspicious Dragon Boat Loong Ship Statue Converted from an antique oil lamp sporting vintage 1880's era Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company Duplex dual oil , kerosene burner controls - unique . The Globe and Lantern with the original cloth sail add a unique style I have not encountered before - It was obtained by my grandmother on a trip to China and the Orient before I was born

Set of two wicker covered glass bottles in great condition as per pictures.
E D R Marked on top.

Hello, I am not necessarily concerned with the value of this print I found today at a thrift store- what is driving me crazy is that even though there are hundreds of images for Edmund Henry Osthaus paintings, I cannot find that this one exists. It certainly looks like his work, but I find it odd that I can't find the name or any image of it anywhere.
The painting/print I picked up is clearly old, but it kind of feels like it was something that could have been mass produced. There is a stamp on the back of it, but it's wasn't even stamped properly it appears.
I truly know nothing about art- I am a volunteer for Shetland Sheepdog and Collie rescues and so I am always on the lookout for dog art or collie/sheltie pieces. This artist also does a lot of collie art, so I had to have it. Now I'm just incredibly curious as to why I can't find the name of it or anything when I search multiple search engines and image searches. I would love if anyone can identify this for me and if you can tell if this is just a complete fake, or whatever you might be able to find.
Thanks!

1920's or 1930's dresser with flip up top. Make-up vanity with flip up top and mirror. Appears to be made of walnut and maple burl was given to me from a friend. Also has castors

I have an antique coat tree. It is made out of cast iron, painted black with a copper color undercoat. It is approx 68 inches tall. My mother bought this in an antique store 50 years ago. Wanted to see if anyone knows it’s approximate value and age and history of this item. Thank you.

Very old pendant made between 1850 and 1900 showing a Roman/Greek woman painting. The woman is made from ivory (I think) and the background is an orange wax that glows and is transparent in the sunlight.