My grandmother used this to put Potpourri in but it also had a little basket with tiny shells in it, I am interested in who is depicted in the picture on the top of the lid I will include a close up really ANYTHING that you can tell me about this would be more than amazing as I know nothing. I don't know what I want to do with it yet I still have alot of things to go through but I really thought the artwork at the top of the container (I don't even know what you call it) THANKS. I also have a marble statue of the last supper really cool but kinda dusty and dirty let me know if that is something that might be worth money.
Sorry this is my first time ever deal with anything "antique" I found you on google and it seems like a good fit so I hope you help me with this and maybe exchange further info about antiques which just recently I have been getting into

FIRST ITEM: CELADON GREEN WITH GOLD BANDING, PAINTED DRAGONFLIES WITH BLACK BRANCHES...INSIDE LIP OF VASE GOLD BAND

SECOND ITEM: PAIR OF "IRIS" VASES MADE IN GERMANY...SIGNED... INDENTED "K" ON BOTTOM OPAL COLOR WITH SINGLE IRIS OUTLINED IN GOLD..

I bought this at a garage sale today. The head is a JDK reproduction, body is also bisque. The outfit is handmade as well as the baby's cradle and bedding. I know it is a reproduction, I was just wondering how much it would be worth - what should I price it as if I would sell it at an Antique And Collectibles Show with other items? (I would sell it as a reproduction) Thank you everyone in advance!! I greatly appreciate any advice!

Antique Dry Sink - that's all I know!

The front, top, back of bar are carved with unique scenes. Top of bar has glass to protect carvings and for serving beverages on. Leather cushioned elbow rest on outer rim and wood foot rest at bottom. The back has one draw and carved cabinets on each side for storage middle open with shelf on bottom.
Three bar stools with leather seats; two need little repair. Only two bar stools shown in picture.

This recipe book was originally issued in 1931, but continued to be revised and printed to at least 1946, which is when this cook book was issued as the 19th edition.This recipe book was issued by Household Magazine and is the product of input from readers, as well as tested under in-home conditions.