Im thinking this isnt exactly an amazing set of china and possibly not prestigious in any way but im looking to see what we can get out of it. Its a full Kessington 98 piece dinner set in never used condition. Dont exactly know how this site works but if more info is needed I can be contacted at [email protected]

Vase? with couple. I did some research online and believe it is Unger & Schneider. I cannot find another example of it to find what it is worth.

The table is from the Jefferson Woodworking company and has a Jefferson EZ equalizer roller-bearing table slide. It has two leaf's and 4 chairs. The table surface needs refinished.
The dresser has no identifying labels. We purchased it in the early 1980s at a flea market.

I can not find any information on this painting. I can't tell if it's a print or an original. There are no numbers, only a signature.

They all pretty much say the following:

Juli 1925 Zinsenkupon Lit. D Kupon Nr. 6 zur Prioritztsobligation No. 014,109

Interest Coupon For K 1250-of the currency established by the bill dates 2nd August 1892, R. G. Bl. 126, payable without deduction for any taxes on 1st July 1925 at the cashier's of the company at Graz, and to such paying agents as the undersigned company may at any time appoint. This coupon is forfeited after 3 years from the day on which it falls due. The Styrian Water Power and Electricity Company, Limited.

or

5% Dwellings Building Loan of the City of Vienna, Federal Capital, of 1922. Interest Coupon for 125 Crowns due 1st October 1923, payable at Vienna free of duties at the Principal Treasury of the City and the the other places indicated in the Bond. The City of Vienna agrees to pay from its own funds the Austrian Tax called Rentensteuer as well as the additions thereto. This interest coupon will be forfeited unless presented within three years from its maturity.

Not sure who made this plate and I would like some help identifying the manufacturer.
The back of the plate has three marks one is the date of manufacture: 21 R for August and J for 1880. The manufacturers parcel number is 10. And it has IV at the top for earthenware.

The other mark appears to be a number (2/779) with two quotes under the 779.

The last is next to the date and looks like a check mark that is sideways.