35 1/2" tip to top of handle

looks similar to a cane I saw on a French dealer's website described as ram's horn handle, mallaca shaft

good condition with some nicks and scratches, chip or flaw on handle (see picture), sterling band tarnished

owned by my wife's great uncle who would be well over 100 years old now, he was a career military officer

We have a 41" diameter brass tabletop made in India, given to us by our grandparents. The piece has a beautiful floral engraving and appears hand hammered. there is a very nice patina on the table. We were wondering, if any, what value it may have.

The handles are elephant heads, 3 short legs, 2 figures in each side of dragons, under pot there's a marking. Have no idea what was used for

Red chair, don't know it's back ground, bought it in a second hand shop. Is in a fairly good condition, the front legs end in a claw holding a globe, the pillow has feathers inside. 44 inches hight

Bernard Plockhorst lithograph entitled Palm Sunday Triumphant Entry Into Jerusalem. It is not signed. Lithograph USA is printed on it. It measures 20 inches by 16 inches. The number 60052 is written on the cardboard backing.

I have recently inherited what appears to be three Ivory carvings - elephant Bridges.

These were given to my Uncle as a gift in Africa in the 1970s when he was working as a Comboni Missionary

I am looking to find out as much about these pieces as possible - apologies I am definitley an amateur when it comes to these things.

i suppose questions I have are:

Is it Ivory?

How. To know what year it's from?

Are they of any value?

i can upload more detailed pictures if necessary.