I need to identify this pattern and what exactly the pieces are. Two Vases? Candy Dish??? Please help so I can list it correctly on EBay. I have identified the Noritake mark on bottom of each piece as 1924 marking. Any further info I could get would be appreciated.

These cases were used to display dye packets when inividuals dyed much of their fabrics at home. The pictures on the tin inserts on the case door depicted different uses for the dyes.

It's a gold watch with a square face. It is inared fliptop box with red crushed velvet lining. Underneath the bottom velvet is a pamplet on the care of the watch. On the face of the box are five raised pictures, four in circles and one in an octagon shaped border.

The bull is stabbed with 3 thin spears and the bull fighter is standing facing the bull with the red cloak in front of him.  The face of the bull fighter cannot be seen because he is facing the bull and has his back turned to the person viewing the painting.  Colors used:  A lot of red, some blue, yellow, orange, brown.  The texture of paint is very thick and you can feel the grooves on the painting.

A painting of a  vivid  orange galloping horse, with green background on a copper canvas, which is attached to a wood backing. It has a gold label on the reverse of the painting saying pieter brueghel, kalverstraat, amsterdam, tel 230038.  Any info would be wonderful as I am unable to locate anything about the painting or makers label.

This is a dumb question but I found maybe the "real original" (is there more than 1 original?) online - it is in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia (a larger one) and also the same size one as I have on 

http://www.oesfineart.com/html/Detail.asp?WorkInvNum=968&whatpage=artist

Oliver Elliott And Sebastian Fine Art