I know very little about it but I was helping a guy move and we were packing things up and I pulled the newspaper out of a box and started researched the the piece. The letters have been pressed into the paper so its not a reprint. The reprints just have ink on top of the paper and not pressed in. It is an original.

This is a spoon from the 17 hundreds or 18 hundreds not sure. But I can't seem to find it any where, Hope you can give me some clarity on it's value. Thanks,    Tony Bolton.....

IT IS A FILE CABINET WITH 25 DRAWERS SOLID WOOD WITH A CROWN AND THE LETTERS GR\ BURNT INTO THE WOOD ON BACK OF FILE CABINET.

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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