I did some research on the company "GRAND LEDGE CHAIR COMPANY",

 The company was founded around 1883 by 3 carpenter's. Thomas Garrett, Harry Jordan, and Edward Crawford. When the business started growing Edward Turnbull came in to help them with their books.

Around 1890 Turnbull and George Fletcher bought the company. Later Turnbull became the sole owner. He left the company to his wife Emma when he died in 1916 and then she died in 1944. She left it to her sister and the company finally closed in 1982.

its a four candle canelabra beautiful and heavy has can be the detail on it is quite fancy

Flowers look like chrysanthemums i have seen a lot of dishes that have the roses on them by O&eg but not with this pattern. Edges are scalloped and there is a beading on rim.

There appears to be three identical stamps on the bottom that look like auction marks, other than thos there is no makeres mark anywhere except for the eagle engraving. There is a small repair on the flange close to the spout.I do not know if this is British or American or what.

8 diamonds and 18k white gold.

Both the horse and rider are made of solid wood, as is the seat of the cart. The cart is iron as well as the reins. All of the parts were intact when I purchased it and the color is really great. Would love to know if anyone knows how old this is, history and approximate value. I actually love it and can't imagine selling it, but if it is really valuable I might consider it.