i found these in my grand mothers basement after she passed away several years ago im hoping to find out what there worth there are 3 piec. The big pitcher is 8in weighs a little over aprox.16 oz and has a [P]inside a triangular shape on bottom with 1830 pairpoint logo quadruple plated The second piece aprox 4 in weighing 7.5 oz with the same pairpoint logo [P] in the center quad 1627. Third one is 3 in weighing aprox 9 oz.21 grams i830 on it.

this is an ivory carving of what appears (to me) to be a samurai, on a teak stand painted black. it is signed in a carved marking at the base, but it's incredibly difficult to take a picture of that signature with my iphone, so i've traced the signature or word at the bottom below.
the ivory is in great shape, and it's solid ivory all the way through. the quality of the carving is incredibly smooth, detailed, and fluid. i'm not sure if the signature/marking gives it any value, but i'm quite sure the sheer quantity of ivory is atleast somewhat valuable.
my grandparents were EXTREMELY wealthy, but also children of the depression.
so they while they travelled the entire globe, they were also known to buy/hoard incredibly expensive and valuable items, and also tons of.. well, crap.

i'm desperately trying to pay for graduate school, and hoping to find extra income where i can.
and inherited antiques like this one, sadly, have to go, if they'll help me to afford a MA program.

I am trying to find out the name of the pattern and spelling of the mark. Looks like Svoto but everyone says it is Jyoto. I disagree because I've seen the mark for Jyoto and it is way different than the mark on my china. Knowing the approx. age would be nice also but most importantly the pattern name and mark I.D.

IT IS IN GOOD SHAPE NO CHIPS BUR SEE SOME LINES UNDER FINISH.

In a frame with a Brass Plate

I inherited this piece of furniture from my grandmother. I would like to know the value of it. Thanks