complete dinner setting for 6 consisting of large dinner plates, entree plates, square bread&butter plates, round bread&butter plates,soup bowls, sweetbowls, cup and saucers, 2 serving platters, soup terene, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, cream jug, egg cups. All pieces in mint condition. not a mark or chip on anything.

I'm not sure how old this Necklace is (May be from the 1920's)...My Ex-husband gave it to me as a gift about 30 years ago. The necklace is marked Sterling and has 3 green stones (Possibly Nephrite Jade) in it...It also has a  few marcasites in the necklace.  

I happened to notice that Barbara Hershey wears one very simliar with matching earrings in the movie "THE NATURAL" I would be very interested to find out if it is old and what it might be worth...I wear it quite often and have had people ask me where I got it. 

 Thank you for any help you can give me! 

Autumnrose

victor radio electrola/ talking machine. I have other pictures but cant get them to load

This vase is a mystery to me.  It is very ornate on the front yet the back seems unfinished.  There are no markings on the bottom that I can see but inside the vase is a raised "C".  I am interested in any information about this piece.  I may be interested in selling.

Teddy Snow Crop teddy bear is a soft fluffy white bear with a white plastic face. Red ribbon around its neck and Red satin tag on its chest that identifys it as Teddy Snow Crop. Was never taken out of it's box until recently ( had been stored away for over 55 years.)

We received this with my grandmothers things when she died.  it came with a letter stating this was "grandfathers pipe".- this would be my grandmothers grandfather.  grandmother was born in 1898 - so her grandfather would have been born sometime in the early 1800's.  its approximately 10 inches long, in two pieces, the bowl and the stem.  the bowl has some kind of bird claw at the base.  its made of a clay or stone of some kind and the stem is wood.  i don't have a picture yet, but can get one if you need it.

thanks,

Bill Luke