Found this at my grandmother's home. She is unsure where it came from or  how old it might be. We would love a little insight! 

I dont know much about this except that it is either late 1800s or eary 1900s.It is a knotter for weaving and as far as i can tell it is still in good shape and still works.

I have a large portion of the Imperlux - GDR - IPX1 pattern, collection.

Ruby-Cranberry-Cobolt Blue- Green- Purple and a few Amber.

Almost all have the original stickers.   all in excellent condition.

Wine Glasses - 8"    cost 25-35 ea.

Goblets - 7 5/8" range      20-25

Cordials -  5-6"                   15-20

The Decanters were 75 - 175....based mostly on the age/condition and color...and having the ORIGINAL stopper.

here are some pics...

are they worth more as a color collection? with  stickers....original decanter.

Thanks foe any info you can provide

Regards

JD

I have a set of fine china that my grandmother gave to me when I was 10 yrs old, im 45 yrs old now, and would like to know what it is worth, the set has 6 plates, 6 teacups, 6 small saucers, and 6 small plates, I have attached a picture...thank you

Hello,

Hoping to find the value of this Ginger Jar that I recently aquired, It measues 5" X 5". It is very heavly crazed, no chips or cracks and no makers mark. It has no lid.

Thank you very much

I own this amazing FLAMINGO Tiki type mirror. I don't know anything about it. It does have a pat pending stamp on the back so this mirror is manufactured to the masses and the technique of the mirror is original. 

There are two layers. The mirrow has a printed design on it of a flamingo. Under the flamingo is a beautiful copper material perfectly made to add a 3 d image of the bird. 

The frame is wood and the is approx 33 x 18 tall. 

Any information would be an asset to me. I have searched the internet and countless shops both in United States and Canada.