The figurine is a girl holding a basket of flowers with and she seems to be reaching for the flowers with her right hand while holding the basket with her left arm. The Zaphir figurine in excellent condition and needed to know how much is this one going for. I have not been able to find it anywhere so I assume it is rare.

These were given to me by a friend of the family. He said an older gentlman gave them to him. The older gentlman was in the military. He remembered getting these overseas somewhere, but could not remember where. There are two bigger ones and two smaller ones. These are made of copper and appear to at one time either been plated with silver or zinc maybe? I am not sure on this, that is just what it looks like. These are very detailed and you can tell they are handcrafted. The people on there to me look like it is a religous setting? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you....

It will not let me load a photo of the bigger one for some reason. This is one of the smaller ones.

My grandmother (now passed) procured this vase from an antique store owner (whom she rented from) in the 1950s.The store was in No. Va. near DC. The only thing I can recall,as a child,hearing her say about it (and I have no idea as to the accuaracy)was that it was a gift to president T.Roosefelt,again this is what she was told and no idea as to the accuracy of the statment.The vase is in good condition but I am unable to find a date on it.There is some sort of markings on the botton rim/edge (pic attached),that I cant make out.If anyone has any info as to even the type of vase it is that would be great.

MY GRANDMOTHER GAVE ME THE CHINA BEFORE SHE PASSED AWAY

Square body, air bubbles in glass. Warped top. Thicker glass on one side. I'm still gather information on the bottle.

It came with a tag marked, 'signed Pairpoint'. We cannot see a signature on the shade, but the base is clearly stamped Pairpoint and the diamond logo with the P in the center, then the serial number C3004. The C could indicate the artist. The shade is in perfect condition. There are no imperfections in the painting. It is red, yellow and purple roses in a bed of green leaves with two dragonflies flying above. The brass stand has a patina, but I think it looks great. The cap shows some wear. The round plate is dented and worn and the little white painted top is a bit worn. I would replace them, but fear to change the original equipment and possible reduce the collector value.

We could do photos at a later time.