Hinged lid, although hinge is missing.

Decorative edging at the top of the basin where the handle meets. otherwise, fairly simple piece.

Not sure if we want to sell it at this point, but interesting in approximate value should we decide to.

The picture appears to be a mosaic-like design of black & green stem flowers with orange flowers. On the back it says "REORDER FROM TMC-CHICAGO: C271 7X22 WECO0495 D237 FR FL JW02

Hinged lid, still has hinge pin.
4 legs that the base sits on vs. sitting flat to the table.
One one side there is an engraved flower sitting on a vine or branch.
Which means to one side the branch jets out with leaves, to the other side you see the beginning of the branch with a few leaves.

I am not sure yet if I want to sell the item, but I would like to know the approximate value of it.

I was told that these chairs were my great-grandmothers. My grandfather (born 1921) acquired them after his mother passed in the late 70's. Unfortunately my grandfather is deceased, so I'm not sure when my great-grandmother acquired them. Please see photos.

Found in the living room of a house built in 1909 in Seattle.

Found in the dining room of a home built in 1909 in Seattle.