This is definitely a church Holy Communion set. The pieces are decorated with clusters of grapes and wheat. The wine pitcher is numbered 2344 on the bottom. The chalices are numbered 1344, but the plate has no number.  All have the Simpson Hall Miller & Co. identifying mark on the bottom. I would appreciate knowing what the value of this set might be. Although it is not pure silver, does the quadruple plating add something to its value?

This is a compact make up case.

Studded with stones on the outside and a metal carry strap.

The inside has a mirror and room for powder, lipstick, and a pouch with a small comb and brush.

Looking for the value of this item

The exterior is made up of different veneers, done in a very modern pattern. All the corners have silver corner pieces. The two front doors open up, and behind each one are three drawers - so six small drawers total. Then across the bottom is one larger drawer.

This teapot is very old and there is some on a website called shipwreck pottery.I think it got here by mistake, It is all  in good condition.I cant destingush the marking  under the handle.

The doll has blondish brown hair that feels kind of rough unlike the dolls made today. She is in a ragedy dress that ties in the back like a hospital gown. Her eyes close when she is layed on her back and open when she sits up. She has a distinctive face like a Charlie brown character would, but there are no markings or indications as to what type of doll she is. The only mark is a small A in the small of her back.

This insterment has eight blades. is solid brass and has a glass dial. also has the original leather case.