All I know about this item is it's called a Spiral Twist Side Ejection Candleholder, possibly French,  late 18th or early 19th century.  Estimated value $250 - $350 according to an auction house I sent some pictures to.

The plates have a green and gold ring on the outer edge of the plates. Each plate has a different scene and music written in French. The plates are in excellent condition and show very little if any wear.  They have never been used and only displayed for a short time in 1947 and 1948.  Since then they have been carefully stored and cared for.

This is a glass paerweight in great condition. It's a glass dome with an inserted reproduction (I think) of a castle. Written at the bottom the the drawing is "Castle in 1798, No. 955" . There is a hallmark nest to that. Slight scuffing on the top of the dome, otherwise in beautiful condition.

Got it from great grandmother whose father was first governor of South Dakota this painting was painted for him.

Mountina, water, landscape view.  Medium wood frame with cream color weave matting.  Good condition.

This is a complete set of 22 pieces consisting of 8 cups and saucers, creamer and sugar w/lid teapot w/lid.  Every piece is stamped on the bottom with Hutschenreuther Arzberg-Bavaria Germany and the saucers have an additional stamp of Made in Western Germany.

I am interested in any information about this set and the true value of it

sincersly.

Mary Bushman