We tried to get some information about this plate on the internet.  The only thing we found is that of a man named Jay Sherman, a homeless man, inherited a plate from his great Aunt Eva Husted.  The plate sold at $10,000.  We looked his plate and the markings on the back are identical to ours the only thing ours has the initials E. H. 1912 and his doesn't.  He received a letter of Authenticity from the makers Pickerhammer Manufacture in Czech Republic stating that his plate was made for the liner Titanic in 1911.  Could ours be the same?  Please help us!

Heavily tarnished 2-handled pot (Sugar bowl? - seems too big) and 1-handled Pitcher from my mother's estate, and probably from her mother's.  Don't know any history or dates.  Both have same mark on bottom.  Pot is slightly heavier and rounder than the pitcher. 

The statue is hollow with signs of patina.  I cannot tell if it is solid bronze or bronze over a metal substrate.  A magnet will not stick, nor does it interfere with a compass.  On the underside, there are yellowish stiations in the metal as well as slight green oxidation.  After close inspection, I cannot make out any artist names.  It would appear that this was given away as a marketing premium. 

The only mention that I can find of the O.F. Meadows company is a letter written November 16, 1927 from the Board of County Commissioners praising the company for their "Premier Warm Air System."

I would like to know the value as well as any additional history about the company and/or timeframe that these were given out.

I am wondering if this armoire is art decco, and what it's value might be.
It is in reasonable condition, showing signs of usage wear, minors nicks and surface blemishes.
It has the original fittings and locks, 6 drawers and shelf space on the left side, and clothes bar hanging closet with shelf on the right side. The left side door of the two double doors has a a full length mirror door.  Dimensions:  54" wide x 27" deep, x 78" Ht., all solid hardwoods, oak, maple, walnut. Estimated weight, 250 lbs. Email your information and est. value to me at [email protected], thanks!

The necklaces are a cp30 and a wookie. Both in mint condition with the necklace chains. arms move on both of them.

I have 4 matching miniature teacups and saucers.  One is red and white with a rose, one blue, one yellow, and one green.  They are trimmed in gold with a gold rim on the inside of the cup and on the handles.  Can you tell me what their value is?