I have bought a lovely sugar? butter? or jam? dish. The dish is porcelain with cobalt blue, gold trims and orange flowers. It sits in a silver coloured basket and has a lid. No marks on basket or lid and they look newer than the dish does - perhaps made for it later?. The dish is marked underneath and after much searching on internet cannot find a similar mark. I know it has a registration diamond with I think IV at the top. Rest is unreadable. It has the number 2540 handwritten in orange. I woud really appreciate your help in identifying the maker or year it was made and even what it was really used for.
Regards
Sandra

Hoosier kitchen cabinet set with 2 matching storage cabinets, one with shelves, the other with hanging pegs for brooms, etc. The main cabinet has 3 drawers, one being a metal bread box.
Original Breuners metal tag in first drawer. All three pieces have the Hoosier metal tag on outer door. Other than a bit of humidity stain on inner lower cabinet, furniture is in excellent condition.

The check is in the amount of $121.34

I do not know much about it except that it looks like a nice piece of American History in the form of a check and it is also framed.

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Thanks for any information. Do people besides me collect these?

I think it is neat because it payable to Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail Road who were bought out a few times and is now Union Pacific(from my research)

It looks like a farm scene, it has raised dots around the out side and the handles.

this urn has lots of flowers with birds. it has gold tone handles on urn and its top.

Bought off CL, originally to paint it black. Now I am thinking leave as is. i think it is very pretty and overall good condition. Just wondering the value. I did pay $50. Thanks much