This bowl was found in an old building in Louisville, KY about 25 years ago. It has been sitting on a shelf in my mothers home for all this time. She is interested to know it's value.

Appears to be a piece of farm equipment. We are curious to find out it's use.

These are hand painted and have no markings except what appears to be a hand painted 9. or g. on the bottom.

I have a large pitcher and a small matching vase. They are white with a brown floral pattern. On the base of the pitcher is a the symbol of a cross inside a circle and either the letter w or m scratched into the porcelain under the glaze. It reads: Smith & Ford Alaska England and has a crown.

My boyfriend owned a moving company he was transfering a elder couples estate to another state,while it was being transfered the elderly man became ill and passed away , when the move was complete the wife was unable to pay and went to her attic and offered my boyfriend two paintings .This being one of them . They both had certificates of authenticity attatched to their back sides .My boyfriend removed them to keep them safe and lost them.

It is made out of cedar.