Set includes, tea pot w/lid, coffee pot w/lid, 2 sugar bowls - one w/lid, & creamer. The handles on tea & coffee pot as well as knobs on lids are all made out of some kinds of black material. All items have a monogram (does that matter?) The service sits on a tray, however; I don't think it is part of the original set.

I have an acquaintance from Vietnam who said that she was sure it was Thai. I think that it's a buddhist goddess, but I suppose it could just be a Thai woman. It's obviously handmade (at least the gold colored part). It's made of some kind of metal (both the black part and the gold part) and is hollow inside. She still ways about 40 pounds though. I've been unable to find any kind of artist's mark on it. It looks like it's been kept outside in the past, because there are a few small spots of corrosion. Anything that anyone could tell me would be much appreciated. I don't really know the first thing about it!

1. Maxwell 23
2. 1878 Centennial Express
3. 1973 Ford Ranger Pickup
4. Whale oil Lantern
5. Windjammer
6. Sea Trophy
7. Avon 5 Guitar
8. Viking Discoverer
9. Wild Country Owl
10. Ming Cat

Lane Cedar Chest Altavista, VA Style # 003124

I'm trying to find out of a stainless steel Bulova Accutron watch that was given to me has any value. The face of the watch is open so you can see all the mechanics through the crystal. It is about 40 years old and in excellent condition.

The sewing machine is in mint condition. The cabinet has glass rings in the finish, but looks to be easily refinished. I did not try to clean them. I was afraid of damaging the finish and reducing the value.