This stackable sugar and creamer has never been used.  Both are hand painted in greys and green.  There is  rural scene with a farm house and haystack.  There is delicate details on each of the handles.  Underneath the markings include a M surrounded by branches.  I am not sure how long this has been in the family or how we acquired it.

Two miniture cup and saucer.  Each sits on a small wooden holder.  One displays the Last supper and the other has a rose pattern on the saucer and the words The Ten Commandents on the cup.  The one with the Last Supper has Last Supper written on the small cup.  Both are made in Japan.

This is a beautiful small Wildlife Wall Plate that has hung on the wall in my mother's house for many years.  The Robin is the focus  and is sitting on the branches of a trees.  There are three evergreen trees in the background.  The overall color is light green. The markings on the back of plate indicate that it W. Goebel-Porzellanfabrik Wildlife Wall Plate Series First Edition No. 1 Robin Erithacus Rubecula Limited Production Rodental-West Germany 52 502/01/0 Goelbel W. Germany 1973.  The plate is approximately 7 1/2 in in diameter and 3 oz.

Dressmaker form 14 stamped on body 1937 stamped on body. Cage at bottome. Metal base says J.R. Bauman New York.

I am trying to find out who this monogram belongs to.  I simply would like to know who made this picture.  It is a small fau leather frame with white matting.  The silloette is very precise.  It appears to be of a man.  The monogram is that of a woman's head.  Long hair, eye lashes, etc.  I'm sure each portion of the monogram is a persons initial, yet I cannot make it out.  All the best. Charlie.

Watch is engraved to Rev. Rylance from his parishoners, dated 1872.