This appears to be a stand for a bowl (there was not bowl). The base has four legs, a pillar type neck then three prongs that go up to hold a round item. Very intricate details all over. On each prong there is a cherub standing with his hands reaching up, small wings. No markings under the bowl. In the center are several markings: Once states Quadruple Plate and lightly printed above that is WHITE METAL, below that are three symbols, each in a circle. I can not make out the first symbol. The second is a capital B, the third appears to be a shield with swords diagnally coming out each side. Under this the the number 2 0 4, however the 4 is sideways. The metal is a pewter color instead of silver color, very dull.

Purchased just a week ago at a auction in Houston Texas. I do not believe the auction knew much about this vase since it had no detailed descriptions for it. I tried to research the markings and looks to be from the Qing period.

This is a hand painted (with raised up paint) oriental vase. Not sure if chinese or japanese. It has a symbol/signature on the bottom of vase. scalloped rim. and dragon? handles.

Noritake small plate. Center section appears to be white porcelain, outer band is ivory. The outer band has raised gold floral motif, single ring of gold dots. Just before the rim there are concentric rings in gold and there is gold edging. Would love to know the name of the pattern.

2 Drexel nightstands

very nice and good condition