This tea set was purchased by my uncle for his daughters when he was serving in Korea. The set is in mint condition. There are eight cups/saucers, sugar bowl/lid, creamer, tea pot/lid, and desert plates. The pictures are the best way to see the beauty of this set.

Tryin to find info on it and what its worth I know it was made in Kansas from O.A. Sutton Corp. from 1945-1949, has original green paint, no dents some paint scratches, works great the cord has been changed would like to replace w original or replica of what it would have came with?Any info would be great!!!!!

When my husband and I were cleaning out his father's home after his death, I found this table under a dusty pile of stuff. I thought it was beautiful from the beginning, but as we discovered more and cleaned it up, we are really wondering what the value is.

It is a drop leaf table, made of mahogany, that has 3 leaves to expand it to about 84"

We also found 4 Surpass Table Pads that when put together cover the entire expanded top. The label says Heat Resistant, Liquid Proof and a big "Asbestos" across the middle.

I am including some pictures, and hoping someone can help me out.

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

rose buds painted on the outside of cup, and a small rose bud on the inside of the cup. the rim and the handle are gold-lined with small gold detail on the bottom edge. The bottom rim is scalloped.

This is a beautifully made tea cup with colorful flowers painted on the inside with a gold lined scalloped rim and a intricately designed handle. It has the Crafton China stamp on the bottom, Made in England.

Found the Picture in an old store in Windsor, Nova Scotia. Wondering what its worth if anything. I know its almost a hundred years old so it must have some value.