This is a round, pie crust edged silver tray. The marks on it are: "GORHAM", then 3 symbols, the first of which could be an animal, the middle one is an anchor and the 3rd is a G; next is "sterling"; then "42613"; and then "14 IN" ; and then an encircled "8" . And at the very bottom of the tray underneath, is "Chippendale"..

I inherited this piece from my grandmother and was hoping to find out some history about it and possibly the value (if any).

I don't know much about this bow. I have had it for 15+ years and my father had it before me.

 Small porcelain statue... in my family for many many years. story has it that it came from an estate sale in nyc... items belonging to a famous actress. 

I bought this as I loved the frame which I thought was wooden however it appears to have some sort of veneer which is black in colour and almost looks like plastic or bakerlite. Where it is slightly chipped, the frame appears to be almost a grey stone underneath which means I have no idea what this frame is actually made from. It has gold detailing around the edge which is ornate and intricate and I assumed was gold leaf or something. The print itself is on a rough sort of cream paper. It has brown discolouration around the actual print almost as though it was in a different frame originally and moved to a larger one although this could all be 'fake' ageing! Below the black and white print there is script which is printed but in scroll writing as follows;

Painting by Sir Joshu Reynolds PRA
Engraving by Samuel Cousins RA

The Lady Anne Bingham, from the original picture in the posession of the right Hon ble Earl Spencer KG

Published 6th November 1876 by P & D. Colnagho & 13/14 Pall Mall East, & Tho McLean 7 Haymarket London & by Tho Agneur & Jons Exchange Street Mancester

printed by J Brooks

just trying to find something out..may or may not end up being for sale. if anyone has info. that would be great-thanks  the base of the cups have all different kinds of flowers on them.