There are two cups. One has an orange popple (Puzzle Popple™) and reads: "Fun's a Popping!". The other is a white popple (Puffball Popple™) and reads: "Steppin' Out for Fun!"

Both glasses read: ©1986 Those Characters From Cleveland , Inc.

There is an Anchor Hocking Hallmark on the bottom of both glasses.

Both knobs have hummingbirds on them.  They are connected.  (sorry I don't know much about antiques OR doorknobs)  They are different sizes.  I have more pictures but I'm having a hard time uploading them because of the size restrictions.

HERE IS WHAT IT SAYS WHEN I OPEN THE WATCH

on the back of the lid: pat. feb 19th 1884
                                5126664

inside the watch: 6162009
                        safety pinion
                        american waltham watch co

 The is a serving spoon  9 inches long in exselent condition. The handle is monogramed with the letters CGP apears to be coin or sterling aprox. Mid to late 1800's 

HERE IS WHAT IT SAYS WHEN I OPEN THE WATCH

 On the back of the lid: on the back of the lid:
                                  hamilton watch co
                                  10 K
                                  gold filled
                                  landcaster.pa.
                                  k235332

Inside the watch: 0254280
                         adj. temp.
                         and 6 positions
                         992b
                         21jewels

I have done some research on the internet and have links to photos of these seats in Harvey Houses; one photo is from the Fray Marcos Hotel Harvey House in Williams, AZ:

http://harvey.library.arizona.edu/finding_aid/1az/11/1-11-29.html

the second is from a Harvey Girls website but the photo does not give a location:

http://www.sdmodelrailroadm.com/harvey_history.html

I have attached a photo of one of the chairs, there are a total of four.  The pedestals appear to be iron and my uncle had spray painted them black.  The seats themselves may be bronze, I will leave that to you viewers.  I love the little pins on the pedestals, which I assume were for your hat. 

Would appreciate any opinions on these.  I have enjoyed what I have learned about Fred Harvey, his restaurants and the Harvey Girls...I even caught the movie musical "Harvey Girls" starring Judy Garland on TV! 

Thanks!!