8 peice each dinnerware set. "Green girl" Holly Hobbie set. Items include: dinner bell, soup bowl, serving platter, cream and sugar bowl, salt and pepper shakers, 8 plates, 8 bowls, 8saucers, 8 tea cups. All items are original made in Cleveland Ohio by Anerican Greetings. Gold trimed. No nicks and all paint and original stickers intact. Each peice is marked stamped collector edition.

Says Dona Vietnam on the bottom of vase, Has a boy in blue holding a plate with bread on it and a girl standing in front of what appears to be a peach tree. It has holes between the leaves and limbs of the tree. the lid is red with slits in the top and a blue trim. I know some Dona vases can be worth a good bit but those usually have a blue stamp with a girl's picture so i'm not sure if this is even the same manufacturer.

Hardcover book with dust sleeve.  On second page a picture of Jesus in center with 8 children among him on both sides.  Just below the picture is the number "90." then states, "Eigenthum u. Verlag v. Serz 8c C" that has a small O besides the capital C and continues with "in Nunburg."  Off to the right that is under the picture is "C. Ernst del.".  There is a thin sheet, smaller then the page size of the book, of what seems like tissue paper.  Next page after turning the tissue paper it says "Hefangbuch" spaced down below the word "fur" spaced down "Sei evangelilche Srirche" spaced down "in" spaced down "Wurttemberg" a gold stamp design spaced down a short black ribbon line, used as a divider.  Then written at the bottom says "Stuttgart." Spaced down "Derlags-Comptoir des evangelifdjen Hefangbuchs." Below this is the date "1892". 

I bought a storage unit and really have no knowledge when it comes to furniture or dates of  furniture. I can't find a name of a furniture company or any type of stamp stating where it came from. Any help would be appricative.

late 1800's - early 1900's settee. Don't know much about the piece except that it is probably American Made. I cannot find any info anywhere about this piece. Have not seen any other settee that is similar in style.  It was discovered in Southwestern michigan. Restored.

 hand sketch. History unknown bought at building sale.