Stoneware pot/bucket, blue flowers with border on front & back, blud flowers with no border on sides under knobs.  There's a rim where a lid might sit, but no lid was ever found.  Mark on bottom is blue with F. Winkle & Co (o in Co is faded), ribbon underneath with Byron in the middle, England on the bottom.  I have not found this mark for F. Winkle anywhere, but an identical item was sold at auction in England along with a pattern matching lidded chamber pot.

found similar on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/Reed-Barton-1929-Silverplate-Water-Pitcher-Jug-Ewer… The photo is what caught my eye- this is exactly what I have, only 1928, not 1929.

I acquired this basket from a tag sale about 15 years ago.  Was wondering if you can tell me something about it and what it's worth.  Thanks for your help.

P.S.  Not sure if pictures loaded, hopefully they did.  Let me know if I need to resend them. 

Renaissance Revival marbletop buffet; some staining on the marble, finish appears original; small molding piece missing from around the base of one leg; small chip in the veneer on one door, mark on the other. Gallery is solid wood (no veneer); dovetailed drawers

it has a leaf on each end, with a fold away leaf in the middle. the feet are claw feet. it was made from mohagany, came with 4 chairs.

I have an antique check writer from approx. 1915. It is in perfect condition and I am wondering what its value may be?