these 3 lamps i got after my grandmother past. i in herited these lamps and a pecan bedroom suit. i am wanting some information on these if possible. she has had these lamps as long as i knew her. even my father said these lamps was in his house when he was growing up and he was born in 1960. so i am guessing these lamps are from that era...any info or appraisal would be great thanks

ONCE I PURCHASED THIS ANTIQUE TABLE, I SHORTLY AFTER BROUGHT OVER A APPRAISER OF ANTIQUES FROM CHRISTIES. SHE TOLD ME IT WAS A ANTIQUE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH CONTINENTAL VANITY TABLE BUT NOW THAT I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING ON LINE FOR THIS TABLE UNDER THAT DESCRIPTION, I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE. I NEED TO KNOW IF SHE WAS CORRECT IN HER ANALYSIS OF THIS TABLE OR IS IT SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT?

The only flaw is the hairline surface mark, no other cracks or chips.

Online I discovered a link to the otherwise “Unknown” Japan Mark.

http://www.noritakecollectorsguild.info/researchers/johnhenley.html

I would love to know the history and value!

This is a gravy boat and stand.  Stamped Vitreous by Edwin M knowles China Co.   25-2-1  patented.

It is very lovely and has no chipps but tons of age cracks.   The gold handle is still in good shape The pattern is quite good as well.  Other than the age cracks and the staining in the picture It is in reasonably good condition.

I am waiting for this item to be at my house, my mother is traveling it here next weekend i will have more pictures and info. she has been storing it for me for years.

Rare Chinise Vase from the Kanghi Region