This rocking chair has been in the family since 1914.  The back and seat were formed out of one curved piece of wood.  It is stamped with "Wisconsin Chair Company" under the seat.  It appears that it has never been restored because of the natural wear on the arm rests.  It is a very solid piece with no major cracks in the wood.

This is a 1.5" round hand held marble game. The game features an aferican american women that is missing front teeth and you have to move around the marbles to fill her teeth. One by one until the 5 marbles are placed in a row to reveal her smile. This Antique coin size hand held marble game is made of soft metal with a hard plastic clear window. It is made by "Schultz and Co"  I would like to know the value of this thing and maybe a little history

I've inherited this china set from my grandmother and I was just curious what the value of it is.

I found two Lecot plates at an estate sale.  Both have the Lecot hallmark in gold on back.  They are obviously handpainted as you can see the stroke marks.  One depicts "Gainsborough" Mulder & Loon and the other "Lawrence" Mulder & Loon, both also say Amsterdam Holland under the titles and Mulder & Loon on bottom of paintings.  Plates are slightly over 10".  I cannot find these plates anywhere on internet.  What is their possible worth?

I have several Japanese certified original prints I recieved from an estate they are from the 1800's and from very famous artist I took pics of signiture, fronts , backs etc and will attch them to this request

12662  or  127662

is a small vase, lovely colours, burnt orange, lime greens.  Late Foley Shelley England with the numbers hand written in green