I bought this 3 piece set of antique nickel silver tea set from a mobile antique seller that was unloading antique stuff on the table by the sidewalk in Philadelphia for $65.00. It is in very good condition without any dent and around 4 1/2" tall each one is a goblet, a creamer, and a cup with two handles and a lid. The bottom is marked "nickel silver with an eagle and a letter JW in the center of the eagle. There is another circle below the eagle with a cross inside and an inscribed symbol SUT/x. I did some research on it and the only closest information I found is that it is around 1854 and attributed to John Wanamaker. I am not entirely sure about it though because the mark on the site where I was searching is a little bit different from the mark on my items. I would really appreciate any information you could provide on this items. Thanks you very much in advance.

It is just a simple thin gold band with >14k< Pco stamped on the inside.

We have 16 dinner plates, 16 cups, 13 saucers, 10 dessert plates, 1 sugar bowl, and 1 gravy boat.

wooden waher with all natural ingravement in very good condition

This beautifully framed,original,oil on canvas painting was done by an artist named, A. Wilmer. He was born in 1898. The painting is titled, "Alpine Scenery." Well taken care of and in excellent condition. I'm having problems downloading the pictures of my three paintings posted-will post as soon as possible.

19th century French / English striking table clock with multi-function thermometer and barometer. The body is cast of heavy statuary bronze in the form of an orate Medieval bell with high relief foliate detail. Around the base of the bell are the latin words "Dominus Vobisaum Et Aum Spiritu Tuo" (God Be With You and Your Spirit). The face of the clock has JE Caldwell - Philadelphia.