True tone, princess china, bridal wreath, gold trimmed, white flowers with foilage, 8 dinner plates, 8 small plates,8 bread and butter plates, 8 soup bowls w/ rim, 8 fruit bowls, 8 saucers and coffee cups with feet

This 2-drawer office desk manufactured by Jasper Office Furniture Co of Indiana. Has a missing drawer. Located in Brooklyn, NY. For Sale best offer above $400. Buyer transports.

This is a paper picture of a young boy selling news papers on the street corner with a older man holding what appears to be a wheel with some sort of board above the wheel with a monkey in a circus costume shaking a little boys hand whom is leaning against a brick wall of a drug store. The older gentlemen has a leash on the monkey with a rope around the (guys) neck to hold onto the item on a wheel. There is also a lady standing in the window of the drug store with signs of Sundae 10 cents sign; Maulted milk 10 cents hortons ice cream, and melo Rol Cone 3 cents ; a Rudolph Valentino sign also in the window with 5 for 25 cents cigars.

This appears to be a print that says LITHO in U.S.A on the bottom right. It is in a real wooden frame 8x10. A little boy and little girl peaking out of the window of a brick home. Below them on the outside ground there are birds. Outside appearance is the winter time with snow on the window seal and tree limbs.

I have two drop leaf tables. The first table was found in a cottage our family purchased on Lake Erie. The cottage was filled with furniture dating from late 1800's to early 1900's. The cottage was build in 1884. I have not been able to identify age of tables but they are clearly hand made because hinge areas are hand chiseled. I have done nothing to clean up this table till I find the age and value of it.

The second table was given to us by family member. It appears to be hand made. It has drawer in center section. Any thought on the age and value of these items would be appreciated.

Attached are photos of two plates and a three piece vase/urn. They were owned by a women who received them from her Grandmother. The women was 80 in 1989, so we are guessing they are at least over 100 years old. They are all in very good condition. The one plate has a stamp on the back, the other does not. The vase set are all clearly marked.