I received this item as a gift from a friend several years ago. She purchased it at a garage sale and after I have done some research I have learned that there should be markings or hallmarks on the bottom of each goblet. However, there are no markings at all so I'm having a difficult time determing the age and value of these goblets. I would like to know if they are real silver or silver plated? What country were they made in and by what company. I would also like to know the approximate year they were made. Thanks so much for your time

2 silver salt & pepper shakers which appear to be silver with a glass lining. bottom is stamped with the words: pat pend and sterling weightel

i have no clue how old they are or where they are from. thanks

Other than a bit of aging dirt and scratches on the crystal the watch is in great condition and still runs. I think the watch band on it is the original, golden but not gold. Inscribed on the back from "xxxx" to "xxxx" 1944. Roman numerals in gold and a second hand where the numeral VI should be. Watch crystal is heavy glass.

Princess House exclusive Hammersley fine Bone China Tea Set includes tea pot, sugar, creamer, one bell, and 13 cups and saucers. Windsor rose pattern trimmed in gold.

small brass tack hanger 4lbs 12" round

large brass tack hanger 5lbs 14" round

Two wall plates that seem to be part of a story. I think Viking because of the helmet on the main character but maybe tied in with a german story (Valkyre or such). One plate is a scene of a young man (very aloof) getting ready to leave on a journey in a swan led boat and an older woman (his mother perhaps) kneeling and kissing his hand with a castle in the background as well as what looks like a king and knights and villagers  The second plate is the same young man standing in the swan led boat arriving on the shore where a princess is standing and in the background is what I think is her father, maybe a king, sitting on a throne surrounded by his knights. Shown is the second plate...