I have done some research on these tiles, but cannot find any Delft Blauw tiles with these pictures on them.

I am hoping someone can enlighten me as to date & value.

This basket was given as a gift in 1940 in Arizona.  Was thought to be a Navajo or Zuni "dreamkeeper" basket, but have since been told it is a Chinese basket.

This is a cute little board game that I bought because KY loves horse racing, I tried to find any information and can't find any at all. I can tell you that the game is from American Toy Works in NY, and the game is by Arthur Dritz. The No.402 is also on the front of this My Word! game. Any information or appraisal would be appreciated, the site won't let me upload any photos, if anyone has any idea what this game may be, email me at [email protected] and I can send pics, thank you!

This is a 3/4 pint bottle, with the factory seal, of Hawg &Hawg Honey. The bottle reads:

Hawg & Hawg

Pinch Bottom

Specially Blended by Mistake

100% scotched

The whishey with the built-in corkscrew.

Orange Blossom honey

U.S. Grade "A" Net Wt., One Pound

Tropical Blossom, Edgewater, Fla.

Soul importers for the U.S.

Not Distilled in Scotland

or anywhere else, Nor bottled

under government supersition 

The attached photos and frame were purchased at an auction we attended early 2010. The pictures were in backwards so we had no idea there were in pictures in the frame, we bid for the frame. We discovered two Moffett [or Moftett or Mottett] pictures both signed and one had a slight smug in ink and both are on heavy paper stock, they appear to be originals. One is cutout and mounted to a piece of cardboard to fit the frame and the other is complete with top corners clipped to fit frame and the # "7-50806" written in pencil. We have done extensive research trying to find this woman with no luck. If you could please help us. We are also looking for information on the frame as well, it is gold metal or brass frame with black painted? edges where the frame has cutouts, it is fairly heavy, the slide out velvet covered board back with flaired retracting stand-arm. I can not see any makers marking of any kind but I realize this are sometimes in spots one can't really see. If you could please give us any information you can on these two pictures and the frame, it would be so very helpful to us in case we decide to sell them or just to have as general knowledge in case we want to keep them. Thank you in advance for any help you can be to us.

Hi,

Can anyone offer any info on this painting/print at all?  It is such an eye catcher and a pleasure to view.  I could not find a signature anywhere.  Painting or print is stuck to glass so am unable to assess what it is made of but is obviously thinner material.  Plaster of Paris frame has scratches and chips missing.  Left upper corner of picture and glass broke off. I can cover that with black and get it presentable but would really love any information on time period, style .. anything.  Thanks!