I have service for 8 including water goblets, iced beverage, and champagne/sherbets. Given to me as a wedding gift, never used. They are in the shape and style of Fostoria pattern Announcement, very simple with no cuts or etching. The foot and stem are clear. The bowl is a dark green. Could you identify the pattern name and value?

This appears to be a print, I don't want to unseal the back at this point because it is still original from the framer:

I have a complete 6 piece dining set including dinner plates, salad plates, dessert plates, soup bowls, teapot, soup turine, casserole dish, platters, teacup and saucer, gravy boat, sugar dish, creamer...

I can not find any images of this pattern, therefore have not been able to find out how much this is worth.

Any help or advice is welcome.

This is a large steamer trunk. It possibly dates to before 1950. It is in relatively good condition except for some writing on the side which I think can wash off. It has the name John Mansure on the top. There is no key for this item.

Ten ceramic plates each depicting a different scene from the Normandy,France Bayeau Tapestry.

secretary desk . alot of carving . the legs are cabriolle with claw feet . two hair line cracks across front door through the engraving . but all is solid. claw feet on front and two straight on the back . all joints are dovetailed.