My husband found what looks to be a print on paper.  It is signed Kalarson.  It also says IRA :07/27/70.  The only information I could find was a Kenneth Larson from New Britain Connecticut.  He did sign his artwork with the name Kalarson.  If anyone know about this artist I would appreciate a little background.  The print is of a gentleman with a small hat on and a beard.  There is one example of Kenneth Larson's work at the Smithsonian but it is not currently available so I don't know if it is the same artist.

 This Lamp was given to me by my Father in-law  abour 2 years ago im not sure when it was made or really anything about the lamp but it is very beautiful.The lamp  has 4 porcelain women around the bottom and a light that shines down onto the women and another light above that that,that's under the lamp shade all the lights are in working order.I looked on the bottom of one of the porcelain women and it says Andrea by Sadek but nothing under the lamp itself and no year and thats really about all I know about this lamp.

If any one has any information about whenthe lamp could have been made and by who or about how much it could be worth would be appreciated

Thank You

1891 silver dollar and 1851 half dime.

Porcelain gold embellished candy dish, with grapevine motif

Depression glass, goldleafed, cherubs, 3 section, covered candy dish

on the very bottom of the marble base it appears to have been chiseled out in the center and there is a nut affixed to a long thin piece of metal which holds and screws all seven pieces together.  Inside the urn portion on the 'lid'...it looks like it is 'painted' gold and has letters that look like the old times new roman font stamped into the metal.  It is not in a straight line and the spacing is not equal.  It appears to be ' L  E  R  I   A '