I bought this item for a friend at an antique store in Havre de Grace, MD. I can't find anything like it on the internet. The price tag on the item when I bought it said it was a Haeger "lamp" but after some research I think it may be more of a planter on a stand. I do not anticipate it to be worth much but I would just like to have some history and more of an idea of what it is to tell my friend when I give the gift. Any information would be helpful.

 Olive-colored plate with gold trim.

can you give me a date this was made and value

 Antique P&A oil lamp converted to electric in early-1900s as the wiring, which I replaced, contained cloth insulation. Painted globes with signature NX, and P&A stamped on the bottom of a brass leg with 66 also printed on one leg. Made in US of America printed on the wick adjusting knob. The burner has been alter to allow for the bulb-socket. I kept the old, ragged wiring and old socket after installing a safer cord to allow practical use of the lamp

A 30 inch by 48 inch oil painting in very good condition of a landscape with a mix of

evergreen and deciduous trees in fall foliage.   There is a pond or a slow moving

stream in the centre.

We have no idea what this is. Made in Germany. Has a large number at top that reads 610143. has a yellow sticker with the following: Type A72 70002, underneath that number is NR 610 A45 and at the top of the sticker is the number 3421. It has a heavy ceramic base. Has a spring at top that is a half circle.