...There's one in particular that stands out from the crowd...please see attached... we think it belonged to Leopold Schmidt in the late to early 1800's & his string of breweries & businesses he owned? His Horseshoe Trademark gives that away...

I purchased this at an estate sale and was told it is of middle eastern origin. I can see no marking, symbolic parttern.

Noratake china, pattern 7229 delight

silver pitcher, I've been told it was a wedding gift in 1923 to my great aunt. Has markings on the bottom and is in excellent condition. I may be interested in selling, but not sure since it's been in the family for quite some time.

See the pictures...

See pictures, this was my grandmother's desk when she was a child and I believe it is from the early 1900s.