1847 Rogers Bros silver (plated) from 1937 "First Love"
-12 butter knives
-3 large tablespoons
-18 teaspoons
-1 gravy ladle
-16 dinner forks
-1 butter knife
-1 sugar spoon
-8 salad forks
-1 decorative chipped beef fork

Hand Held Crank sewing machine for industrial use. used for very heavy & thick
material, heavy thread, uses Special Singer needles... very very old.. see pictures....

12 piece place setting of Noritake "Noreen" china including large round serving platter, medium serving platter, round oval bowl, gravy boat, sugar bowl, creamer

See pictures

Painting is mounted in a wood black/gold frame

On the bottom rear of frame there is a handwritten inscription which I read as "lamutors 58"

I have what I believe to be a Japanese Dragonware tea set from what I have learned from the internet.

Teapot is 7" tall and measures 9" from spout to handle. Weighs 1lb, 3.6 oz.

Creamer and sugar bowl are 4" tall and 4.5 inches from spout to handle and handle to handle. Both with lids. Creamer weighs 4.9 oz and sugar bowl weighs 5.5 oz.

All have the raised dragon with raised white spots, gold trim.

I cannot get a decent picture of the marking but have found on it on internet to be Nippon Tokusei mark with "rising sun" mark. There are 2 characters directly below the sun side by side and then 2 more stacked lower.

This set has more orange than any I have been able to find in searching and also the placement of the figures is different.

Would really appreciate any help on this.

Working Dr. Pepper Reach-In Cooler. I think it is from the 1950's, but really am not sure. We are just linking that year with the restaurant we bought. I don't really know much about it, but it does work. The number on it is: Beverage Air 7525420.