Incomplete china set. 3 x teacups, 3 x dinner plates, 7 x dished plates, 3 x small plates, 1 x oval plate.

Given the absence of a manufacturer's stamp, and the presence of a generic 'made in china stamp' my intuition tells me that it is a generic, cheap china set.

Very interested to hear the advice of someone more learned.

Very old pipe. Have no idea of origins other than it came out of China in the 1930's

 Hello there, i need some guidance regarding an antique chandelier. I am a contractor that recently renovated a $15 million dollar home and all the sconces and chandeliers were replaced. The homeowner due to backcharges on the project donated this chandelier. i planned on installing it in my home but its just massive and too big, i'm not a chandelier expert thats why im contacting you, i will try to describe it as best as i could. It’s an 18 light solid bronze chandelier with 6 arms and each arm has 3 branches each with a light. The arms and branches are very detailed, the measurements are as follow: 32" inches wide (diameter), 35" high (with the short chain extended) and weighs about 37 pounds.

These are the three pieces: 

This is an extreme close up of the Mark on the bottom of the infuser's base:

This is the set with the infuser assembled:

I am not 100% that the saucer goes with the infuser, in one of the pics I had taken it had a much different color cast to it, and there are no marks on it.  Given the larger imprintable area, I would have exptected that the mark would have been on the bottom of that instead of the infuser.

Grape cluster designs on 1 1/2" outer rim.

Old Porcalin Sign found in the woods, Goodrich Tire. In Great Shape, Over six foot long