I am trying to get a picture. The Minton Milk Pitcher is 6 1/2 inches tall and 6 inches wide at the base. It is the Minton "Grape Cluster" pattern. The overall pitcher has the purple hue. The year cypher on the base looks like the cypher for 1881.  There is a small crack running through it. It's a beautiful piece of porcelain, with a couple of cracks., but no knicks. My great grandmother purchased the pitcher in Scotland, and brought it with her when she came to the States.

I  don't have a picture at the moment, but it is the "Cupid Awake" - in the original oval frame - 8" X 10", #1898 published by the  Taber Prang Art Co in Springfield MA.

Mirror that says:

• "Drink Coca-Cola
• Sold Everywhere in Glass or Bottle
• Enjoy Thirst
• 5 cents Gives You the Beverage that Delights Taste and TRULY Quenches Thirst
• Try it with bourbon and rye

The top part of the mirror has a woman in a blue dress and white jacket drinking a glass of Coca-Cola

The bottom right corner has a small picture of a Coca-Cola bottle.

The plate is hand decorated in red and gold.  The is a back stamp in red.  Any help in identifiying this piece and pattern would be great!

Thank you,

Marie

STERLING SILVER SPOON ,IVE DONE SOME RESEARCH AND IVE FOUND OUT THAT THE HALMARKS MEAN ITS STERLING SILVER MADE IN ENGLAND AROUND 1784,WHEN KING GEORGE 3RD WAS KING,BUT I JUST CANT FIND OUT WHO MADE IT,THE INITIALS ARE   G.S. BUT I CAN FIND WHO THAT IS.OR WHAT THIS SPOON IS WORTH.

 It has the makers mark of a spider web with a 5 pointed  star in the center and a w in the center of that. It also has the word quadruple plate .At the bottom of the star in big numbers it says 128.