Knights templar figurines, limited edition number out of 250 total stamped on bottom. First figurine is #110 or 250 and second figuring is #98 of 250. 10 lbs ea. Puchased in early 80s. Original price of $252ea (made in france).

An internal factory memo dated July 18, 1912, a copy of which was provided more instructions to take 25 of the amberola cabinets in circassian walnut and manufactured stock. The side of the cabinet are the record cut-out is located for an amberola down and replace. Drawers were fitted for discs.Between 1912 and 1914 they sold 129 of them.

It is a 1989 framed and matted print titled "seabreeze" signed in pencil by the artist. It has a certificate of authenticity. I would like to know what it is worth.

The artist is Adolf Sehring

THIS ITEM IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. COLORS ARE MUTED BROWNS, GREENS, SAND COLORS. THE "JOE'S SERVICE" SIGN ON THE TOP OVER THE AWNING IS RED WITH WHITE LETTERS AND TRIM SET ON A GREEN MARQUE. IT HAS A OLD FASHION GAS PUMP WITH A MODEL A TYPE CAR PARKED NEXT TO IT. AROUND THE STATION ARE TIRES, ATTACHED OUT HOUSE, A COLD DRINK TUB. BUILDING HAS A DOOR AND WINDOW AND A DOG FACING THE DOOR WITH HIS PAW ON THE DOOR. THERE IS ALSO A CHAIR TO THE RIGHT OF THE WINDOW. THE WINDOW IS BLUE GLASS WITH WHITE PANES AND TRIM. ON THE BACK OF THE BUILDING IS A WINDOW WITH BLUE PANES AND WHITE TRIM. ABOVE THAT WINDOW IS A SMALLER WINDOW ALSO WITH BLUE GLASS WITH WHITE TRIM AND PANES.ONE SIDE OF BUILDING HAS ONE WINDOW, THE OTHER SIDE HAS TWO WINDOWS ALL WITH BLUE GLASS, WHITE PANES AND TRIM.

I have 3 Benrose porcelain lamps. A pair of figurines, hand-painted and numbered, male and female. F/217 - F/217a
Ornate table lamp 1831 base made in italy.

Im hoping someone can help me with this. I know she is not an antique but maybe a collectable. She has no markings anywhere. If anyone can tell me anything about her it would be greatly appriciated.
Thank You.