Abraham Lincoln White House porcelain sugar bowl - gift from French government - made in Paris 1861 - porcelain vitrified clay, quartz, rock crystal glaze and burnished gold - decoration "Against Slavery" - depicts slave breaking chains with words "Am I not a Man and a Brother" - gift to my parents on their 25th wedding anniversary in 1970 by Bill Klein, ceramics restorer and close family friend - has paper of authenticity from Bill Klein

a caloric gas stove built in 1948 it is in  rough condition and we plan to get it fully restored if there is more money to be made it was found in an old house that my dad was remodleing and the owner gave it to him.

An absolutely beautiful plate. The detail is amazing, it has a thin golden edge and is in mint condition. Please see the pictures!

I have a set of oneida flatware....that I believe to be over 45 years old? It  is tarnished and I am not sure if is silver or just plated? After doing some online searching I have discovered it is the "Amedeus" collection. Am just curious as to its value? any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

Donna

i would like to Appraise it and take all the info possible from your side. please do contat me

This colorful 1985 Coca Cola tray is in excellent condition with no rust or dents. The tray shows a vintage picture of Zanesville, Ohio's famous Headley Inn taken from 1835. The illustration was done by nationally known artist, Leslie Cope, whose signature appears in the lower right corner with the year 1985. It is a picture of a Coca Cola delivery wagon in front of the Headley Inn. The tray provides a brief history of the Inn on the reverse side. This tray is one of five Coke trays which Leslie Cope was commissioned to do for The Coca Cola Company. This rare tray measures 10 1/2" X 13" and has the signature of the artist on the back.