Four Japanese or Chinese fine porcelain tea cups and saucers. All are hand painted blue and white. The porcelain is so fine that you can see through it. It is possible that they are European imports dating from the 17th or 18th century. The family estate from which these come dates back over 900 years when the family was first ennobled. I do not know if the markings on the bottom of the tea cups and saucers are Japanese or Chinese. It is possible that they are from a later date. I really do not know, but I do know that all the furnishings from the Baroness' family dates from the  17th or 18th century.

2 medeiros paintings.. john john and caroline

Hello.
 
I have a set of 16 original B&W prints from WWII, all with original typed captions on strips of paper that were cut out and taped to the back of each photo. I'd be interested in knowing their value as collectibles, of if I should offer copies/prints for sale through your website/consignment program, etc.
 
I have scanned them and named them according to their subjects. They are:
 
-- Brit soldier milks cow (in France)
-- Brit tommy sheds boots (in combat)
-- Death of a German soldier (photo of corpse)
-- Ducks and Shermans (duck boats and tanks moving to marshalling points for invasion)
-- Emperor Hirohito and family (feeding ducks in pond)
-- Frenchman feeds orphans (a French volunteer feeding orphan kids)
-- Helping wounded German soldier (a prisoner being attended to)
-- Monty - Dempsey - Bradley
-- Monty and King George VI at HQ (walking together on a dirt road)
-- Normandy landing craft religious services
-- Occupation over - Frenchman w-tommies
-- Question time with Monty (close shot of Monty)
-- Resting and writing letters (tommies and GI leaning on a tank)
-- Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi - Iran (riding in a jeep in a military procession through the desert)
-- Silhouette soldier
-- Three German prisoners
 
I also have original prints of Pablo Picasso (1); Peter Sellars and Brit Ecklund (3); Alan Ginsburg (2); and many of Giscard D'Estaing and Marshall Tito at a Paris airport (many).
 
I'd be happy to send along samples so you could see the photos for yourself, if you like.
 
Thanks for your timely input.
 
Cordially, Mark B.

 This painting is quite unique to me, with it's wispy flowing lines and light pastel colors. The way the greyish blues, whites, red, tan all flowing in a way that appears as if something is growing out of the sand or water or........? It's beautiful!

It is 48" wide and 60" tall, in antique brass frame.

Hair line crack on bottom.

there are 45 pcs. of johnson bros. "rose bouquet" pattern china. I would like to know the era/age and value....see photos