A pair of Glass Crane Birds believed to be Murano Art Glass, no sticker or identificable marks are found on the items.  One is 14" tall and weighs 5 lbs 2 3/8 oz, the other is 17" tall and weighs 6 lbs 9 1/8 oz.  Item was probably purchased in the 1950s or 1960s.  They are definitely hand blown since small bubbles are visable when you look real close.  Would like to obtain professional opinion on whether these are Murano Glass or not and their value. 

I recently cleaned out a storage area for a friend and found this wooden box. I opened it and found what looked like silver spoons, forks, and knives. I asked about it and she said I could have it. I did a search and found out it is the Royal Rose collection from Nobility Plate. The box is original with what feels like velvet lining, and the top and the bottom of the box are here, though they are not connected any longer. There are 68 pcs  altogether but I think there are missing pcs because there are twelve spoons and eleven forks and so on. I was wondering how much this is worth? The silverware is in good shape, though tarnished.

It is a lovely wooden loveseat, I was told it was an antique, but I have no idea.  That is why I am here. It is still in use and still comfortable... can you tell me anything about it. 

 I have a beautiful old piece of pottery that I have would like to know the maker & value of. It is a very large plate or dish covered with a thick rich brown matte glaze. The front of has a white-grey glaze applied somehow with an intricate feather design carved in it! There is a carved marking on the back under the glaze of a "5 point crown or jesters hat" & the initials "CC" backwords & criss-crossed directly under the crown. It is 15" long, 8 1/2" wide, and is about 1 1/2" tall. There is about a 1/4" chip along outer rim, otherwise it is in excellent condition. I found this in an old house I was cleaning out that was full of antiques so I have no other history on it! I live in Decatur, MI USA.
My research that I did on the marking led me to the pottery co. "NIDERVILLER" from france! I learned that during the General Count Cristine period in the 1700's or so he had his pottery marked this way! I also read that the marking is often mistaken for a different pottery company. My concerns are could it possibly be "NIderviller", is it fake or reproduction, and what is the value?  I am sending a few pics but have plenty more if needed. Any information or direction to someone who could help would be so greatly appreciated! Thank you very much!

This is a first limited edition release with hidden bears.  The print measure 20" x 24."  It was bought brand new in the early 1990's. It is in excellent condition with minor scuffs along the wooden frame.  The print itself is in mint condition.  This print was hand-signed and retouched with oil paint by Dennis Patrick Lewan.

i do not have a photo of it but it is an off-white chest or cabinet with brown lining..on each top left and right side it contain a leaf pattern going downwards..theres is one drawer with the company tag on the left side..it has to doors that open just below the drawer on these doors it had little windows that appears to be made of some sort of metal. The bottom legs are approx 1 ft tall and are brown and white, stripped vertically..almost circus like, i do not have a photo but could send a photo with my phone