I have 3 different robes like this that I would like someone to tell me their value, but I will pick just one. This is very heavy, not a lightweight silk Chinese robe. The inside reminds me of a burlap fabric. The robe has what I call wings on the back. It appears to have dragons on it with big green eyes. The robe has many many mirror pieces trimming it. It is also made with what someone told us was rare expensive silver & gold thread. There is embroidered trim on this, too. It is not in the best of condition, but it still has life left in it. The sleeves on this one have been folded under and hemmed with hand stitching. It is a really cool robe. We would like to know the origin, age, and value..as I said, I have three of them...all different.

This item was in my late husband's father's things. It is a small cylinder with a three-pronged head that swivels. The prongs are a bit sharp. It is 12 inches long, but will extend to 24 inches. I have no idea what it is used for. Probably dates back at least to 1920's or '30's.

Fair condition - 4 panels - needs some restoration work

Tha cabniet is painted white has white porcilen top with with blue trim fairly poor shape still has flour sifter in place needs to be re finished

I recently bought a very nice vase on Ebay and I was wondering if you could all help me out to try to figure out who made it? I've searched through books of maker's marks and I can't figure it out! I tried to take a picture but it doesn't show up and I've tried to scan the bottom but again, it doesn't show up. grr. I've attached a picture of what the mark looks like. Also, written in the clay (if it is clay?) is 7337 and stamped into the material (not on top of but into) is 15. Also, there is a blue ".5" painted on the bottom as well. Oh, the maker's mark is "written" (not stamped) into the material.

Large silver water pitcher, Clyde Lines on side