Painting of three egrets near a pond with tropical plants and flowers. The frame is made to look of bamboo. I did paint the frame light green.

It had a brown paper on the backing, when I received it I tore it off, it actually crumbled easily.

It has two tiny nicks, the size of two pin heads. Could use a touch up there.

Its a tobacco cards, says its from the 1880's sealed in a frame, has refrence to H. ellis & co.
says made in baltimore

old family watch with a voltswagon bug on it and its dated 1963 manufacturer masuda metal press ind. inc

This is a plaster cast bas relief. It is a copy of the picture on an ancient Chinese stele. I have this picture in one of my books. It seems like I've been researching it forever and have run out of ideas. I'd like to know when it was made, by whom and if it is just a tourist souvenir or something unique. Thank you.

I figured it was pretty for $20 but we are moving and I'd like to see what it's worth. If I can make a few bucks then it's worth selling. Thank you for everyone who looks at this. I think it is Fenton Carnival glass but I am not sure. Any information helps!

There are no chips, just the glaze is crackled