This is a large pitcher & basic that belonged to my late uncle. I believe this belonged to my grandmother from rural Louisiana, from the early 1900's. Unfortunately, I cannot get a clear look at the mark on the bottom of the pitcher and basic. And I cannot get a clear picture of it. It seems to be "yme conirle." The 2nd word may be misspelled. I'd love to know the age & value of it.

I am trying to find out the maker of this decanter. The only markings it has are on the bottom of the stopper; a crown, it says Italy, Silver Plate and then the initials WA, which I am guessing is the designers insignia. I really love the piece, with both the frosted and smooth crystal I just really want to know who it is made by and how much it is worth.

The piece is all hand formed and hand carved. Extremely detailed.

Bottle reads (top) "PROPERTY OF" (middle, top arch) "COCOA COLA BOTTLING CO." (center of curve) "REGISTERED MUSKEGON" (bottom upside down arch) "MICHIGAN" (accros the bottom) "A DEPOSIT REQUIRED FOR THE SAFE RETURN OF THIS BOTTLE". On the bottom of the bottle appears to be a very large, box letter font letter C

The porcelin face has a little girl with a goose on it. The clock takes one double A battery. Keeps perfct time. The box reads M. I. Hummel Anniversary clock, Gobel, W. Porzellanfarik, Germany with a picture of the clock on it. The back of the box has Jahresuhr on it in large letters

The camera still works and makes noises to start the film process its looks brand new and has all three of the lenses on the front part of it all buttons and pieces are in tact and working as far as i know