This has been in my family for at least 4 generations.  Mostly I want to know what you'd call this style, and how old it is.  Who made it, and where, would be nice, too.  If it's worth anything, it'd be nice to know, but I'm not expecting it.  As you can see, it has some condition issues.

The jar is in excellent condition. The style and markings were unusual and I decided to try and find some information on it.  It's a light green/grayish color with the lighter designs.  There is one small flaw which is a small hole on the surface. The markings on the bottom are difficult to see, but I was finally able to locate a description of the markings.  It's apparently modern ware celadon, most likely 20th century.  I've seen a wide variety in appraised values in the 20th century chinese celadon and not sure what determines the value.

New Home Sewing Machine, 102 years old , #3972945

I found this antique lamp 10 years ago and have searched to the end of the internet for some info on it. I have not been able to find another even close.

I have taken it apart and have found no makers mark or any identification markings at all. The black base is a cast metal covered in a black enamel like finish. There is a perforated brass spacer next. Then the Dove and tree trunk. It is hollow and appears to have been cast in a mold from a white metal, probably tin or ? The outer foilage may have been soldered to the molded body as I see no way to have cast this all in one piece. But, maybe I am wrong. The metal dove and tree trunk/foilage is all covered in what looks to me like a baked enamel or possibly porcelain. The detail is amazing.

The lamp stem is a piece of threaded and shaped metal tube with the same finish coating as the dove.

When I found this lamp, it had a custom made rectangular silk shade that was falling apart. There is a shade makers personal label dated 1947 Dallas TX. This may have been the original shade or not.

This lamp appears to me, to have been made as a lamp, not an art piece that someone added a lamp stem to.

Any info on this lamp will be greatly appreciated. I have exhausted my search abilities.

Was wanting any information I can get on this item. From what I've searched it is also a Turner Mfg Co item.

It is hanging in my fiance's den and his grandfather had it.

I was looking to accessorize this item with the history of the Colonial Queen if it is a real ship.

teapot, sugar bowl, teacups and saucers