There is a tray, coffee pot, tea pot sugar bowl and creamer with the same pattern. It is stamped on the back F.B. Rogers Silver Co. 1883 and a crown. Tray has #1061. Coffee pot and tea pot #2670, sugar bowl and creamer #1083.

There is also a water pitcher, that does not have the same pattern but is marked the same and that is #7407.

this is a statue of buddha he has 5 men sitting on him in various locations it has no signature or stamping of any sort so i have no idea where it came from. so i am just trying to get some info on it. i am interested in selling it to the proper person.

I believe the red covering is origional. It is tacked on not stapled or glued. The seller stated she thought the item was over 100 yrs. old. I noticed on the web that there was a John Stuart that worked for the Stickley Furn, Co. I wonder if this could be the same person.

There is a paper glued to the underside that says: Stock No. 440 ; Finish Oak ;

Uph. No. 11; Upholstering Material Contains 47% Rayon.

Chinese (i think)

IT IS MADE OF OAK. HAS DOVE TAIL JOINTS. I WOULD TAKE A PIC BUT I DO NOT HAVE CAM TO DO SO

I received this from my mother, who had been given it by my grandfather. It's sat in my storage for about a year, until I pulled it out and upon careful inspection, noticed the Meriden B Company logo on the back. After performing some research, I decided I wanted to get it appraised.

The tray is unpolished (as can be seen in the pictures), due to research stating to leave it in that condition to show that it is indeed black silver.

The logo is impossible to photograph at the moment, due to how hard it is to see it even in the best of lights, and I apologize for this. I do however have a picture of the logo for referencing which is added at the bottom.

There is some minor damage to the tray, due to it being wedged up in the rafters of an attic and forgotten about. It also bears the monogram of "JFM" in the center of the piece (very curious about this!)

Dining Table, 5 Chairs, Buffet, China Cabinet and Server.