Think they may be majolica and would love to more more on their history e.g designer

I have the entire set, the bowls, plates, saucers tea cups gravy bowl, platter, tea pot, sugar bowl there is a total of 48 pieces.

I will upload pics as soon as possible before the week is out.

Both lamps were inherited so I don't know much about them except that they are beautiful and old.The metal shade one has a turn key on the top for adjusting it to different heights. i first thought they were candle stick holders till I noticed the holes inside of the holders for wires. The other lamp I was told by a friend is most likely a Handel but I am unsure and I don't even know what material it is. There seems to be some kind of stones or desighed metal pieces along the colum other then the possible brass. Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you so much and God Bless.

Darrin 

This highchair has been around for a while! We bought it about 40 years ago in a small town of the Gold Run Country Califorina. There is a family friend of ours that collects antiques in the Gold Run area that we see from time to time and we also have a cabin up there.

The higchair is in good working order and folds down to a childs play chair, or stands high as a highchair. It is all wood w/ screws except the seat and the back-rest are cane material. I is alsoin good condition. There are no flaws that I can see, its just old and dusty.

Anyone know what I have? I will attach many pictures to show the quality.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH......

ivory frog with mother of pearl eye and inlay on bottom

ivory and silver adjustment knob

both frog and shaft ar merked with the number XII

shaft has faint VUILLUAME stamped on hexagonal portion