It is an old Chinese vase with a painted picture.  It has lots of "gold" paint which makes it hard to take good pictures. There is a Chinese character at the bottom but I cannot take pictures of it as the flash in the camera makes the gold decoration shine too bright. I will try outside!  The rest of the paint has lots of orange, yellows and ligth blue.  There is a scene with 13 characters.  One of those characters seems to be a woman and is being carried by two men. The vase is not round but has 6 sides.

Four 6" figurines of a baker, monk, woodsman, and a barefoot man with a walking stick.  Each has a round hole in corner of mouth where you can place one of the rolled up 'cigarettes' that came in 3 small packets of a paper Kent cigarette box.  When lit, they blow smoke rings.  Very unusual.

This is a jacobean style oak bureau with barley twist legs and geometrical carvings on the drawers and fall part. The writing surface is partially damaged (there are tears on the leather cover) but the item's overall condition is good.

Pattern by Royal Worcester England. White bone china, with flowers in a mauve pink, bluish white and brown with smaller yellow flowers around the rim alternating with brown leaves.  Edge trimmed in gold.

This is a letter from the duke of earl, written to an individual one day prior to him renouncing his throne to his brother.  It is in good condition.  Curious on what it would be worth.

Given to my grandparents in 1932. #5 of 25 signed and numbered copies. Published by The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Copyright 1932. Leather Bound.