I have four ships/boats that are similar to each other, each is carved a little different than the other and none of the ships/boat have any nails but all have wood/bone pegs holding them together, the flags and people are pegs. I would like to know if anyone can identify where they are from and if they possibly have any value

 this is a 48 piece set, serving 8, forks, knives, sm & lg spoons, serving spoons & carving set

This painting was given to the family by a piano teacher who

said her uncle painted it.It is very old..the frame by itself was valued at 

$1000.00 several years ago  .The frame is carved wood with

gold coloring ..floral and other patterns on the frame

dazey churn #40 patened feb. 14 1922. 2 paddles, wooden handle  dazey churn and mfg. co. st. louis missouri

I bought this at a yard sale from a 70 year old Czech lady.  I don't have any other history, just loved the piece.

The set consists of four pieces: a Table, a China Cabinet, a Breakfast Bar, and a Buffet or Server that includes a velvet lined drawer for silver. The original chairs have been lost, but there are 8 vintage chairs.  The craftsmanship of these pieces is quite amazing; the walnut burl and the fancy scrollwork is lovely.  All of the pieces are heavy and very well-made. Really would like to know more about this set. Could it be a Hespeler? However,  my Mother remembers a label on an interior door that said "Boston" and 1901.  Thanks.