This beautiful set was purchased used in the 1960's. It is comprised of a 6' long table with levered expansion leaves that float to the ends, six side chairs and two arm chairs (all re-upholstered), a 6' buffet and 5'7" tall hutch. All original hardware. No scratches or damage.

Kidney shaped dish with pie crust edging.  Blue and white printed image of flowers with other foliage.  Ornate border.  Mortlock's Oxford Street AD1746 surrounded by laurel wreath initials WB in blue and a small squiggle faint numbers impressed under the glaze.

Bought this powder on ebay because it looks nice in my bathroom. Just was looking for some information on its history-i.e., year and maker. And of course if I made a decent buy.

Thanks for your help.

This piece of furniture was inheritied. There is not much else I can say.

It has five ornamental legs and an ornamental rim. It was issued as a token of appreciation for one of my relatives in the 1890s. The base has a "bumped" feel. The tray is solid silver.

We just purchase a home that was custom built in the early 1970's to resemble a swiss chalet. These 2 sconces are on both sides of our master bedroom fireplace on the third floor. We need more light and my husband would also like to replace them with a flat screen tv. I like them but do not know if they are worth keeping. They could be crystal as they do have a rainbow of colors in the light from the french doors in the bedroom. They are very dusty as the home has been vacant for over a year. I thought that they would match the bedroom better if I painted them black, but do not want to ruin them if they are valuable.