I would like to obtain an appraisal on a Nobility Plate silverplate set (with some additions) that I inherited so that I can sell it intelligently. It is primarily a 67 piece Nobility Plate silverplate with original wooden case, Royal Rose Pattern silverware. All piece are lightly to modestly used with some tarnishing/tint on the tips of some spoons. This is a full 8 place set with serving items as follows:
8 9.5" knives
8 7.5" teaspoons
8 6.25" spoons
8 6.25" round soup spoons
8 7.75" forks, long
8 6.25" shrimp? forks
8 6.5" short flat forks
3 4.5" baby spoons
3 8.5" large serving spoons
1 7" butter server knife (It photographed poorly; item is in fine condition and shiny.)
1 8.5" large serving fork
1 8" tomato server, round, flat, cut-out design (It photographed poorly; item is in fine condition and shiny.)
1 11" pie or cake server, spear shaped, flat, cut-out design (It photographed poorly; item is in fine condition and shiny.)
1 7.5" ladle, deep

Mahogany stain wooden silverware case with burgandy interior. 17" x 11.5" x 3.5" high. Good condition with some surface scratches and corner dings

3 Imperial silverplate children's utensils with clown and ballon image on handle: 5" spoon, 6" fork, 7" knife. These appear to be very old and significantly discolored. I could not find information about them online.

2 1847 Rogers Brothers IS (International Silver) Remembrance Style from about 1948? They have modest tarnishing.
olive/pickle fork 6.125"
pierced/slotted spoon 5.375"
from a discontinued pattern

A Gorham Heritage Silverplated Cake Knife, Style YH506, 12.5", made in Italy. It has a silverplate handle and a stainless steel blade. Excellent condition with box.

1 small 6" gravy ladle that is imprinted with "Italy Silverplate"

Nonsilver plate items with set are:
A glass fork 9.75"
2 big salad serving items, fork and spoon marked "China" that I think are chrome plated, over 10.5" long and 2.5" wide

Thank you for your assistance!

This is two pedestal extending mahogany dining table with contrasting cross banding on Georgian design splay legged bases with lion paws brass castors. First picture is of the body. Second photo is a detail of the leg. Third photo is of the lion brass castors. The forth is of the table again. And the fifth photo is of the leaf.

ROOS sweetheart cedar chest. Serial number A113304. Warantee date July 1 1948. Fair to good condition. Decorative molding around chest, puch lock latch, felt lining inside lid where wood meets wood. Long insert in poor condition. Original Cert underside of lid. Burnt in ROOS trademark under lid. Chest was found in attic of old house. No major damage.

I believe this to be a china hutch.  It is marked via burning/branding on the inside of the drawer with "Memphis Furniture Manufacturing Company - Pyramid Line.  The only thing I know about the Memphis Furniture Company is that it was started in 1896 by Robertson Morrow and closed in 1983.  I believe this piece was bought after 1920 but before 1940 but can't be sure.  It is in fair condition.  It currently has the original finish but is missing its glass. It has never been refinished.  However, I would like to refinish it but don't want to if it will devalue the hutch in any way. If it is not worth very much, then I will proceed with refinishing.  Any information anyone has to add is great and very much appreciated.

These cups and saucers have a christmas pattern with holly berries inside the cups.

any information on this would be helpful

i know next to nothing about it

i know it was made befor 1919