The Pitcher may be a coffee urn or such because the inside is a different layer than the outside. It is hollow between the two layers. The damages are denting, discoloration and the horse on the lid which is warped but still completely attached. The bottom of the inside has come away from the side in a small spot. The goblet isn't too bad it was inside the pitcher. It has discoloration and is a bit unlevel

What I'm interested to know the most is the year they were made. I did some research but all I got was the year 1916 with the signature they used which is "Wood & Sons England" and I could'nt find anything with the same picture which is underneath the plates.

Thanking you in advance.

old sewing machine that is in a cabinet

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I don't know anything about rugs, so hopefully the photos will say more than I can. My friend from Iraq said the tag is "a great name" but I don't know what he means by that and he hasn't gotten back to me.

The blue wraps up around the end fringe in one of the corners (second photo below). Maybe that tells somebody something?

Even if you don't know anything about this particular rug but can direct me to the appropriate resources, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm still very new to the wonderful world of antiques and eager to learn.

Thanks!

Two complementary matched chairs - one "male", one "female.
One has cushion back and seat, one has curved upholstered seating.

Might sell, but please don't list for sale just yet.

IT'S DARK WOOD WITH CARVINGS ON FRONT