A Shearwater Pottery TURQUOISE-and-Tan Glazed “Earth, Sea and Sky” Vase, mid-to-late 20th c., from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, studio of the Walter Anderson family, cylindrical form encircled by relief panels depicting the creatures of the sky, earth and sea enhanced by subtle mottled glazing, signed “Shearwater”

a landscape painting of mt carmel by g whitman its a winter sence over 100 years old some painting sold just like this one for 600 to 12000 and i seen one for 45000 what is this one worth can any one tell me a ballpark figure

13 Dinner Plates,one has small chip; 12 Rimmed soup bowls; 12 bread plates, 2 have small chip; 12 salad plates; 20 saucers; 15 cups; 13 small desert bowls;
1 covered footed vegetable bowl, chip in cover; 1 oval bowl; 1 small oval platter; 1 large oval platter
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Brass bell with thistle on top.

This is an Art Deco fish bowl stand. It was painted entirely black and we did
our best to remove the paint. The base is copper with an engraved design and the mermaids are brass. Their are 3 mermaids and behind them is a cylinder that
has an embossed design with deco looking ladies. The cylinder still have some residual paint, but looks like it is gray metal or silver. Above the mermaids there are silver looking leaves. Wrought iron twists and also holds a two gallon glass fish bowl. Unique piece. Can anyone help me with a value?

it is a framed photo of the uss leviathan with a picture of hitler inside the frame