Universal Statuary Corporation Statue, woman pouring a long stream of water from a jug, robing with painted gold trim around neck, draped sleeve, belt, two hairbands and a hair tie, as well as gold painted on the long stream of water, robe off one shoulder, legs showing from thighs down, with tunic draping between legs an in back, some curls hanging down nape of neck, distinctly sculpted fingers and toes, serene look towards left shoulder

I have three  different Renoir labeled pictures. 

I was wondering, if anyone knows if this one I am posting is an original Renoir painting or not?  

I have taken a picture of the label on the back.  The picture is on black wood and is heavy.

This item was handed down from my great grandmother to my grandmother, who eventually gave it to me. The book is bound in a soft leather covering with gold-leafed pages. It appears to be a first edition.

5.5" H Porcelian or China figurine, blueish green in color with VERY distinctive gold eyes.  Signature on back it looks like a Capital T then a capital Y and the rest looks like an "annham"  It's numbered 245 of 1000 on the bottom and the number 245 is next to the signature as well

I got this bedroom set from a friend of mine.  She is 56, she said her parents had it all her life.  There is a bed, 5 drawer chest of drawers, dresser vanity and bench.  It was originally a yellowish tan color, I stripped it down and applied polyurethane.  I re-covered the vanity bench.  I have been unable to find anything that looks like this one.  I am curious as to the style, time period, and maker. The clear, plastic knob is the original one.  The stamp on the back of the chest are the only markings.

This original architectural rendering was done at the time the building was constructed in 1929. The Texas & Pacific Raliroad Freight Warehouse was a marvel of construction methods for the period. It was designed in the Art Deco/Art Noveau style.