I have a four door china cabinet it has a stamp in the drawer that reads  Metz furniture It has a total of six drawers and two cabinet doors at the bottom it has brass fittings the three drawers that run horizontial are small with detailed lines grooved in and the middle drawer has compartments in it four of them for silverware the other three drawers are larger and run vertical under the middle drawer with the compartments the china cabinet has glass that is sort of bubbled out  the china cabinet is a boxed shaped it also has a stamp in the drawer that says Genuine Mahogany  number 503 and the top of the china cabinet has the same detailed lines grooved in all the way around the glass in the four doors are sectioned off into 24 seperate rectangles it is a very large detailed beautiful piece it also has the letters MALACCA  902 and  J L Metzs furinture on the back of it also it is in excellent condition

These Japanese rooosters have 'Japan' stamped on the bottom and also an incised name or makers mark that is very hard to make out.
The rims of the bottom are unglazed. The colors are green,blue,yellow and red.

I was given this vase by my mother, who in turn received it as a wedding gift from her German mother in the 1960's.

I believe it is a Carsten Tomieshoff vase, having searched the imprint stamp on the bottom of the vase which reads "Austria 698-23"

It is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks.  it has a few minute chips in the glaze, that aren't noticeable unless you are looking for them.

The inside is glazed brown.

The outer glaze is blue with horizontal bands of unglazed black.

How much does it cost? 

Its a hobie hustler I know that it was part of the last styles created by hobie for skateboarding. It's all original.

I have a great table that is marked Lane Altavista, VA

Style # 072

Serial # 855111

I would like to get more info on this piece. It's in great condition and beautiful. Also I would like to know what it's worth currently?

This German chest of drawers was purchased in an antique store in Germany in 1962. It is a very sturdy piece and quite attractive. It measures approximately 29 inches tall, 44 inches long, and 24 inches deep. It has been in my family since it's purchase in 1962.