I have a set of 7 plates (all numbered 1 through 7) and they are all telling the story of the Hunt of the Unicorn. They are unchipped, come with the original booklet, in mint condition, boxed and individually wrapped.  Made by Robert Haviland and C. Parlon for Jaques Jugeat. I have pictures of one of the plates and can send in an email, but I need to know if they are even worth sending pictures or if the plates are just memoribelia that only family members will appreciate. They are gold trimmed and the pictures on the plates are in superb condition. There are two stamps on the back of the pates and one says Ch. Field Limoges La Chasse A La Licorne and the other says Edition Limitee Label De Qualite There is a backward F in between the two stamps..

Gold-inlaid jade boasts the unique Chinese traditional handicraft. Based on the inherited traditional art, Diaoyutai Gold-inlaid jade tea set/coffee set is made of Zibo porcelain with mixed gold, silver, bronze and tin through a process of dozens of steps, such as purifying, smelting, carving, inlaying, polishing and plating with 24k refined gold. The tea set displays painted Chinese traditional dragon and phoenix designs on the surface, and a patina of elegance and dignity, which is characterized by distinct national culture and art. It bears the combination values of practicality, appreciation and collection while boasts the fine art combining the modern technique and ancient art.

This is a Lane cedar chest, style number 482043. 

This is %70 red cedar and the cedar is 1/4" thick based on tags on the inside of the lid of the chest.  There are a couple of small (and not very deep) scratches on the top of the unit. 

I have the replacement lock that is required, I have not installed it yet.

Our company manages foreclosed and abandoned properties for a national loan servicing company.  This teddy bear was found in an abandonded property we are cleaning out.  Neighbors told us the property had previously been occupied by an elderly couple (they were tenants, not property owners) approximately 3 years ago.  The property has been vacant since then and both occupants are now deceased.  We were told the current owner bought the property and all it's contents sight unseen and apparently never made a payment as it is now bank-owned.  There are many old cards, letters, baptism and marriage certificates, etc dating back to the early 1900's.  We have found many very old books, antique kitchen utensils,etc.  The previous occupant was apparently a military man and had spent some time in Occupied Japan.  Any info you could provide regarding this teddy bear would be greatly appreciated.  The bear was stored in a zip lock bag in the back of a dresser drawer and included a hand written note "First teddy bear made by President Teddy Roosevelt 1903", photos of which are attached. The bear measures 5" from top of ear to bottom of foot.  Arms and legs are movable and are attached with what looks like a very small staple.  Eyes are glass beads and face details and seams appear to be hand stitched.  Bear is stitched down the front to close it after stuffing.  Thanks so much! 

just five of a few, all hand painted, totally individual, have no idea of origin, maybe the two small holes may identify

its still in the original case