These dishes are very delicate looking, fragile and thin. The pattern looks like a rectangle with the ends concaved. The pattern is about 2 inches by three-eights.It is outlined with olive green and has a creamy yellow center with pink and blue flowers and green leaves. The hand written letter on the bottom of the creamer is difficult to discern...it looks almost like an S or K, but is kinda "fancy" and is followed by the numbers-0107. I cannot find anything about these dishes and would appreciate any help that you could give me. Sorry I do not have a photo....will try to see if my daughter could possibly do that for me. Thank you, Janie Futrell

Oriental Vase

I got this from my great grandma's house estate....it is teapot shaped and has holes and a hollow bottom...i think it is to cover a light or something...i would like to know what it is exactly and if it's worth anything...and to sell it...please email me with any info.

The front of the watch has a hunting scene on it. It is a dog watching a duck fly by in a marshy area. On the back it just has some beautiful detail. The knife also has a duck hunting scene of a hunting aiming to shoot at two ducks. Has a tag inside package that reads 17 jewels.

Purchased bench from 90 y.o. woman who stated she grew up with the bench in her home. Her parents brought the bench from Pennsylvania to Minnesota before 1900. I am especially interested in the fact that the bench is assembled with wood pegs only, no nails were used.

I have a couple of photos of Buffalo Bill with indians (they are in picture postcards). I also have a pair of gloves that belonged to Buffalo Bill that he would use while riding horses. I have a program from one of his shows entitled "Indian _________". There is no date on the program, but I do believe it was autographed by Buffalo Bill and it says "with love, Buffalo Bill". I also have a pair of indian moccasins, but I have little history on exactly who they belonged too. They did come from someone associated with the show.