It's in excellent condition. My husbands father had it given to him by his father who had it given to him by HIS father. On the barrel it has the word Jukar below the words black powder only. At least I think it says that. It also has the number 006931 and the word Spain.

This plate was my great great great grandmother's. I am just wondering if anyone knows the origin or what it is worth. When my Grandma died, an estate auction man came to my Grandfather's and offered my Grandpa several hundreds of dollars for this plate many times. It is now in my possesion. I do not wish to sell it though. The plate was hand painted, but I do not know what type of medium was used to paint it. My Grandma always said the plate was very special. The plate has gold trim on it as well. I have not taken the plate off the wall, I am afraid I will break it and don't know how it is hung... so I don't know if there are any markings on the back.

I have two porcelain figurines.  Each figurine have  two querubins playing different musical instruments.

On the side of each one have an artist signature that read Pucci or Ducci.?! On the botton have the crown sign of capodimonte.

Colors are pastel in combination with gold

Both are in excelent condition.

This is a general kerosene cook stove we found at a flea market, the knobs are what I call the "old decorative bath type in the shape of a +.  all pieces are there and even the glass bottle is in good shape. Has a label that states in order;

Boss

BLU-HOT

use only blu-hot wicks

the Huenefeld co       Cincinnati, O.  U.S.A

Found in attic. Minor chips, still lights up. Very old looking power cord. Bottom had felt on it, which was torn. This is what the green spots are from.

 I have several items that I am trying to research on to find out the history, I am including pictures-can anyone lead me in the right direction?