Bought at an estate auction with no history or background. Makers mark on the bottom resembles Ming Dynasty but could be a reproduction. Either way I am looking for a resale value.
I am very interested in what the translation is to the words on the back.

Also purchased 4 Liu LI Gong Fang glass sculptures I will list in a separate request.

A set of three collectors plate featuring illustrations that look french in origin.

Would anyone happen to be familiar with these items and know an estimate of their value?

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Silver Indian style tea urn.

I'm looking to get a sense of its estimated value.

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I’ve had this Chinese screen divider in my family for many years. My parents bought it as an antique in the 1950’s. I don’t know anything else about it other than it being Chinese and an antique so any help in learning about possible year made and valuation would be much appreciated.

If anyone can help, I'd like get a sense of this antique wooden room divider.

The attached photos represent the front and back of the divider.

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Tinned copper bowl with Hebrew inscription and 12 medallions representing 12 tribes of Israel. 4 characters with dots between them may be a date or signature. Inscription translates to the steps of Seder including Kadesh, Karpas, Urchatz and Maror. Hand engraved. There is a Hebrew character missing from the inscription, and the names of Simeon and Reuben have been swapped (Simeon is usually represented by a building). Plus Levi is represented by a grapevine, not an ephod, which is unusual. No provenance, from a dealer in South Africa.