This was the owners copy of a land grant. 

The Grant was from King Henry, of Great Britian, France and Ireland.

It Grants to Andrew Inglish 150 Acres in Granville County (Which Is in South Carolina)

It is signed by:  His Honor: Heny III,

Governour of Coucil:  (Can't read the writing)

and Witness by: The Honble Wm Bull Eng Liet

Dated: 1st day of September 1768

 We called the court house a couple of years ago, and they have the original, but the gentleman that we talked to stated that we have the owner copy.

I have three very rare, antique, white coral statues. Three women statues. I believe to be Asian origin. Base is also white coral but painted black. 7.5 inches in height. 250 grams. I have attached 6 photos, please let me know if you need more photos. I appreciate your help.

Perfect condition, beautiful Dresden plate from Italy.  Has a city scene on front with a bronze statue of a horse (somewhere in Italy no doubt).  The intricate edges appear like lace - cut outs you can see through.  The plate is a vibrant meditteranean blue mostly with light blue and white on the edges.

I saw another of its type on ebay, they called it:

MEISSEN RETICULATED COBALT-BLUE GROUND CABINET PLATE 
LATE 19TH CENTURY, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, IMPRESSED 109, 63, AND 89
Painted after Watteau with a courting couple in a wooded landscape within a gilt floral cartouche, the pierced border as trellis and forget-me-notsThis plate is heavily gilded throughout, more so than other similar Meissen examples.Primary Material:

Ceramic & Porcelain

Age:

1850-1899

Size: 10 in. (25.4 cm.) diameterThis one SOLD for $2,999.00 

I'm pretty sure mine is 12" vs. 10 (can re-measure); and it clearly says DRESDEN on the back, not Meissen (don't know what Meissen is).

7 Boyd's Bears figurines puchased as a member of Loyal Friends of Boyds, private issue.  The lot includes 6  Bearwear pins.

3 small vases, collectors society 

four small Belleck bowls, various marks