beautiful brass brooch - Campe"

Red Star Prussia tea set handed down through our family.  Tall Tea pot , tea cups and saucers and sugar and creamer.

Hello,

We recently purchased these and are wondering if they have any value-

hope you can help me out-

Thanks so much

My grandparents bought it new in 1950. The serial number is A200165. It's solid mahogany. Ivory keys.

It is the 75th anniversary edition. The sound is incredible. It has one key that gives a tuner a hard time.

There is no plastic in it, it's solid. On the top, the wood is slightly dis colored and not as smooth to the touch. 

Feels like possible water was spilled on it at one time. The seat is solid but I had to put larger screws in 

hinges on the lid.  It has been very well taken care of and always placed on a inside wall of the house.

I inherited this container from my father.  He thought it was a Pre-Columbian burial artifact that was given to him when he was working in Panama in Central America.  A few years ago, an appraisor told us it was an African Kuduo from West Africa.  He said it was made by the "lost wax" method and that it is genuine. It is 7" tall.    I know there are 3 legged PreColumbian containers but not made of metal.  This article is made of a bronzy metal.  It is quite heavy. 

Brown glass Indian leather decanter