Got this a few years ago from a consignment store. It is SUPER heavy and solid. It has been a great piece for my office, but now need to get it out of the way for another display. I am wanting to sell it, but just wanted to make sure that I am not going to be cutting my throat on it. 

I do not have any information on the piece and have not been able to find anything close to it online.

Brickweede Brothers Better Built Furniture. Glass panels in door. Approximately 58 tall, 42 wide 24 deep including 18 inch legs.

Large hand carved cinnabar vase, 18" in height, brass vase, blue enamel interior and base. Perfect/mint condition. Purchased in Portland Oregon in 1976. Originally purchased with another exact copy to make a pair. I know where the other vase is and wonder would the combined value of both increase their values?

Purchased in Portland Oregon, 1975 at a high-end furniture importer. Were noted as being +100 years old at the time of the purchase.

I found these items at an old country house clear out. I was told they may be Japanese. There are three stamped markings at base ,I managed to get etchings of two but they are very obscure. They are Asian lettering but i know no-one who can translate. The markings were placed pre_glaze.

Well I have quite a few but there are two that are my favorites.  They are all white and very heavy. I BROUGHT the pics of what they look like.  The first one is a young boy walking.  Hes got bags packed like hes going somewhere.  The road sign seems to say Muchen on it.  Top and bottom of mug had a decorative sedign all the time huh.  On the bottom of this stein it says 1368. No way that the year they were made right???

The second stein looks like horses pulling a cart through a town maybe???  This one isdefinitely harder to view than the other one.  Is made from the same thing the first one is.  Now this one says 1337 on the bottom of it. Other than that on the bottom, there is no writing on this one anywhere.