Nice white plate with "The Meet" painting printed on it. The Meet is a painting of men on horses in teh 1700s, looking as if they are ready to fight in war. The painting also conains pictures of dogs. The plate is an off white color, and is in excellent condition. It is made by the Royal Cauldon England, and was established in 1777, and was made in England.

Blue and goeld trimmed teapot and base has hallmarks on base but am unsure what they are.

teapot from fb rodgers silver company , trademark -crown 1883, model # 2311

attaced picture is a similiar chest. There is a stamp inside drawer stating Consider H. Willett, Inc. Fine Furniture Louisville, Kentucky and a picture of a southern belle standing by a chest.

Knight helmet at top end of sword, cross on ivory handle, armore with three spears through it, red cross underneath, red croos with blue crown below. On blade it has knights riding horse, sun, arrows

The ewer is porcelain and it was hand decorated. The form and decoration indicate it was manufactured sometime between 1900 to 1920 and possibly in England. Ewers were made in all countries which produced porcelain but without a mark, specific attribution to a particular region or company can't be pinpointed.