Can anyone help me with this.  I don't have any information except what is stated before. I bought it a a thrift store for 50.00 dollars.  when pulled out of frame its on paper ,but is taped onto a cardboard box of some kind, like the ones that they used for shirt boxes long ago. and there is watercolor marks on the cardboard like the artist was testing his/hers color pallet. It is signed mackenzie kinda sideways part of the way up on the lefk side in the grass.  Anyway any kind of information would be helpful, so thanks in advance..    Merry Christmas to All

I honestly have little information to share about this item.

It appears to be quite old and has beautiful detail. She is holding a mirror in her right hand and has sticks in her hair which appear to be made of plastic, but could be made of another material. The clothing appears to be made primarily of cloth, but I'm not to sure about that.

The base of the item is wood and measures 6in x 7in. It is painted with a dark black paint. The numbers 0783-B appear on bottom in pencil, there significance is unknown

The Geisha definitely needs some attention. There is some dust and some of the hair appears to be in need of some styling, though none appears to be missing.  Mirror is intact but needs cleaning along with the base.

I hope to pass this on to someone that has an interest.  I only run the risk of damaging it. 

2 1982 Gold Columbia Spacecraft flight mission Coins. Mint condition. Collectors Edition & in jewel case. Purchased from Rockwell International in Downey, during the mission from Nov. 16th 1982This spacecraft was destroyed over the texas sky on February 1, 2003. 

This item I have seen online, except mine is slightly different. On the bottom it says treasure crafts, and every item I have seen the spout is closed on their mrs. potts while mine is open. I can not find one picture of mine.

This box is a porcelain what i would call a trinket box. the top lifts off. has no chips or cracks.

the markings on the bottom are, in the porcelain Mayfair, centered on one side. below ont he other side is Made in england. Between those marks is a stamp resembeling a globe with a ribbon through the center. in the ribbon it has the artists name ARTHUR WOOD. on the top of the stamp it says Quality, bottom of stamp says Made In England . On the bottom right hand corneryhe numbers 3394 are hand painted in gold.

The bottom edge and the edge of the top are trimed with gold. On one side of the box it says.

William Shake spear. Centerd below this it says Born 1564. below that it says Quadricential.below that it says 1964.

on the lift off top it has a hand drawn house that takes up most of the top , says below the house Shakespears Birth Place.

Wm Rogers * Sectional. Came with a paper Guarantee Certificate Wm. Rogers MFG. CO. Meriden, Conn. There are only 49 pieces,,given to me by my father,they were his Mothers. Thats all I know about them. The Certificate states, Silverplated flatware stamed. Spoons and Forks are nickel-silver base. Knives are mirror stainless blades handles are silver plated.