Is pedestal desk was brought from the UK in 2019. I’m hoping to sell it but don’t know it’s value. I have inspected it thoroughly and cannot find any types of numbers or stamps. 

This teapot and sugar bowl was given to my husband by his grandmother. All I know is that the shape dates back to approximately 1843. It has the Staffordshire knot stamp, but faded so difficult to see. Both items are in excellent condition.

Looking to sell a large antique table and buffet. Only info I have is that it was bought for $50K a while back. Anyone see any value in it?

I have a Nishi Doll, male and female together, I have no history of its past other than my parents had it for many years. 

male is 14" tall.  Female is kneeling and is 11" tall. base is 8  1/2" x 7".  Pictures may look a little washed out

Interested in approximate age and value.

I inherited this item, it is from the Tait-Zinkard restaurant in California which was opened in 1909.  I have done extensive searches but am unable to find any of this restaurant ware listed for sale anywhere.  On the underside of the pedestal it is stamped with a lion & banner, vitrified and John Maddock & Sons England. There is also a impression that looks like a crown with O.V under it and IV under the O.V, which I tried to get a picture of. I also tried to get the two similar small green drawings on each side, they almost look like hearts or G's. So much going on under this pedestal. The dish diameter is 8 1/2" and it is 4 1/2" tall.

I am quite confused by the John Maddock & Sons backstamp as research shows it was used from 1896-1906, but this restaurant did not open until 1909?  Any help with this item including possible value.

Vintage Mexican Hand-Carved Wooden Rocking Horse