unique water pitcher with detailed artwork as seen in photo. There is also a tray 14 and 3/4 inches by 11 1/3 inches that matches along with servig dish and two water goblets - all same design.
Bottom of pitcher: Patented by J.A. Stimpson 1854 also Wilcox silver plate trademark

I have a circa 1850's copper, claw foot tub, with its original oak ring around the top. The tub was in my home when I purchased it in 2003. I had it inspected by a local "tub pro" and was told it is valuable. It does not leak, and has the original hardware, faucets, water lines etc.

We think this desk came from a cadet at the Naval Academy. It is in good condition, with the original knobs missing.

This was passed to me a few years back. I remember seeing it when I was a child. I was told it was made at the Chicago World's Fair in 1892, but am very uncertain about that.
Would like to know its history and value if possible.

I will attach pictures

White with pink roses and green leaves with gold trim

very beautiful children reading artist unknown someone help me identify and give appraisal