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.

Victorian tri-fold mirror; free standing or wall hanging.  It is made of brass (ornate design) with celluloid relief.

Unopened, it measures 10 inches long X 8 inches wide.  Opened, it measures 25 inches.

It was purchased at an estate sale in the 1950's

Greetings, I have a sterling silver cigarette case once belonging to Governor George W.P. Hunt. Governor Hunt was territorial governor of Arizona and continued as state governor after Arizona became a state. He was our country's longest serving governor and was in office for decades interrupted only by a few years as ambassador to Siam. It was while serving as ambassador that he was given this case.
The case is a beautiful work of silver art by Hong Kong silversmith Kwon Man Shing who worked at his craft from 1875 to 1925. It was given to the governor by A.L. Waters. Mr. Waters was an engineer who traveled from California to Arizona in 1910 or 1911 and either started or worked at the pioneer foundry in Tucson.
The case was given to me by my adopted grandfather Mr. Noel Dockery who was born in Douglas Arizona in the 1890's. He met Governor Hunt while pushing a bicycle along a road in the hot Arizona sun. The governor came along and offered a ride. It was some years later that the case was given to him. He gave it to me in 1966.
Any input will certainly be appreciated. Thanks..

my wife and I would like are antique hand painted, handmade, brass vase. the vase stands 43 and a half inches tall, weighs approximately 20 to 30 pounds. After careful inspection of the vase, we could not find any distinguishable markings or stampings inside, or on the outside.
Lastly, we were unable to download or attach any of our pictures to this appraisal request, so I will need an alternate email address so I can send some pictures. All of the picture files what considerably larger than 2 Mb. Thank you for your prompt reply.

P.S. since I was unable to download any of my pictures because of their file size:, downloaded a picture Walt Disney's cheshire cat. This is not the item I wish to have appraised.

I have a Dining room set that includes the dining room table, leaf,  4 chairs and 2 arm chairs. A china cabinet with leaf and a buffet. The sign inside the buffet says Carlton House 1973 Fine Furniture. Sole Distributers Oscar F. Friedman Furniture Co. Inc. I bought this set from the first owners that said they purchased it in the 1940's. The set is in fair condition. Does have some distress on surface of table. Looking to find the value of this set. I purchased it for $300 for the set. 

Reeds varsity style leather Detroit Red Wing Jacket. I believe the jacket is from the early 1950's. Sleeves and pocket seams are white leather while the rest of the jacket is red wool. Collar, waist and wrists are red and white stripes and they are stretchy. Buttons are white metal snap in style. Inside lining is a blueish grey silky material which is where the jacket is autographed by Alex Delvecchio. Left chest has the word Detroit, under that is the official logo and under that is the words Red Wings.  Insde of the collar has the tag that says Reeds Sportswear First In Quality. This jacket has never been worn and has been stored in plastic and is in imaculate condition. Any idea of its value?