I found this collection of Fontanini Depose figures in a display case in a flea market. I can't find anything like them. The box is marked Maschere, which means "masks". They appear to be associated with Carnival. From what I've learned, I assume each of these is one of the traditional characters for that festival.

Anybody know more about this? Am I right or wrong about anything, everything?

Any clue of the value?

Thanks for looking, and in advance for any help.

Its 4" tall and 2.5" wide she's made of solid brass and is a statue of a milk maid without her buckets. It has the BRUXELLE insignia on it's right side and 1845 stamped on the underside with something else I can't really make out maybe it's something like "25 july"? but not sure and a 5 stamped on her back . Her base is a little warped but stands on her own. It's a statue of a lady with a bonnet and pretty dress and the detail on the dress and the face is very clear. Pictures are included.

Have had a bottle of 1800's Grand Marnier Cognac in our family for a while and have searched and searched for information of its value with no such luck or any further knowledge. I stumbled upon this website and thought I'd post a claim and see if anyone with any more information could tell me anything more

Thanks,
DF

This is a wooden table made by Extensole Corp. of Sparta Michigan. The table has three leafs.

Mother sitting on a bench playfully holding her child's arms with a basket of laundry next to her. Has a glazed finish. Has the bluish coloring with a touch of pink.
Engraved in bottom is "Made in Spain", the letter S and the number 77. Also has (very light, hard to see)marking.

coastal scene painting artist signiture is Bunnell in original wood frame. model #on back is 131230