Quaker porecelain figure with pipe that I think may have been a display counter item for a tobacco company. I think I remember Raleigh Cigareetes as having a Qauker as their identifying logo but not sure, yet the figure holds a pipe and not a cigarette. Really not sure. Very light crazing only in a small area. Excellent condition. The bottom has a rubberlike material covering it and there's no marks to identify who made this. Info about age, maker and value appreciated.

I suppose this was just a decorative piece. Very 40's looking brass silhouette of a woman on a black marble base. Some scratches on base but hardly noticeable. Any info on this apprecited e.g., maker, value etc. There are no marks on this so I don't know who made it.

This item was givin to me as a gift. The person who I recieved it from says that this is over twenty years old. I wasnt told much more then that about this item, thats why im looking to this appraisal site for help.

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.