Lion letter opener I found in my yard. It has no identifying marks and I am curious about its age and what it is made of.

Gretel 454: Original box with original receipt, no visible damage

Rebecca 1585: Original box, no visible damage. Markings on back of neck are faded but seem to say “Alexander 1965”

Degas girl 1575: Original box, no visible damage. Tag still on wrist. Markings on back of neck are clear and say “Alexander 1965”

Boy doll, box is unmarked but it looks like the Hansel doll: Original box, neck is very loose but otherwise no visible damage. He has a small handbag tied to his wrist.

Linda von Brigitte Paetsch: Original box, no visible damage. Tag and teddy bear tied to wrist. Markings on neck says “B. Paetsch”

And lastly it’s not a Madame Alexander but I do also have Ginny from Vogue Dolls. The box says 1995. 

Gold/Brass footed porcelain jewelry casket lined with silk. Images of musical instruments and floral arrangements.

I have 2 matching,  both in good condition.  Both have metal furniture plate "Since 1901 Brandt, Hagerstown, Maryland"  I believe they are maghanoy.

Set consists of tea pot, sugar bowl, small cream pitcher, 4 tea cups & saucers and a small bowl with lid.  Markings on bottoms as per pic. In excellent condition with no visible nicks, scratches, cracks, etc.

There is no markings on this piece. it is 96" long and the ends are 32". Not 100% sure but seems it is from one of Searles castle buildings in Salem NH USA. The condition is very good. There are no screws to disassemble the frame.