This was found after my husband’s grandparents both passed and we have no idea if it is of any value. Any input is appreciated, thank you

I have found this piece among many artifact pieces and it seems to be made of red clay. I cant find anything similar. It is about 3 inches tall and not very heavy.

This is a compact music box it's says geuge ste-croix and music notes engraved in it. Checkered on top 

Wilcox Plate Co. Tea Pot.

Quadruple plated.

Under logo:

123

5S

~33ounces

About 12" with "Stainless Pakistan" engraved on knife. The sheath appears to be leather and the handle is wood with some metal inlaid.

I have 4 porcelain figurines, each about 4 inches high and about 2-3 inches wide and deep.  One figurine is a music conductor (picture files start with the letters COND.  Another figurine is a woman in a blue dress (perhaps a dancer) and the picture files start with the letters BLUE.  The third figurine is a dancer in a pink dress with one hand down and the picture files start with the letters pinkHDWN.  The fourth figurine is a dancer in a pink dress with both hands up and the picture files start with the letters pinkHUP.   I have included a picture from the front of the figurine and a picture of the bottom of the base.

These were apparently bought by my grandparents on one of their trips to Europe probably around 1900 +/- a decade. 

I wish to know the manufactorer of each (based on the imprints in the bottom) and their approximate value.   I would also appreciate suggestions as to how to sell them.

Thank you.