white porcelain with flowering design. gold rimmed openings, gold line going down the  handle.
some sort of number stamped on the bottom along with a flower-like stamp with a B inside.
''Made in Poland" stamped under the symbol
the blue flowering design containes white flowers and looks to be hand-painted
might be a cream pitcher
handed down from my grandmother to my mother to me.

Gold and Black Frame, roound brass hook at the top (for decoration only)  Molded plastic, oval cameo style ivory color ladies.  One is East Wind, the other lady is West Wind.  The "glass" is plastic.  Look like carved marble!

This is a gold hunter-style pocket watch. Double hinged. Gold couvette. 15 jewels. Movement serial number 2505359. I will include an iage soon but can't find any information about Lambert Bros except that some Elgin watchs were signed by Lambert Bros.

Does anyone have information regarding this piece. Date, what is was actually used for.  We were given it from a friend.  We were told that it is a cooler/refridgerator. It has 2 doors that open. Glass enclosed around wood so you can see inside. Inside is lined with metal. We don't know history of this piece or have seen anything like it.

Does anyone have any information on this pieces.  Designer, what it's worth or any additional information that could be provided.

IS A DOOR KNOB FROM SUTTERS MILL WORTH LOOKING INTO IT HAS A VA TAG DATED 1956 AND SAYS PROPERTY SERVICE TAG VA FORM 10-2767 JULY 1956 AND SUTTERS FORT WHICH WAS SUTTERS MILL BACK IN 1849 He had worked for the army core of engineers then and had kept it in the 1950s it a intresting peice of history just John Sutter had used this knob all he wanted to do was mill wood but he died a poor because of the gold