It belongs to a homeless man, he's had it for ages, I didn't really ask the history for it. It may be an old family treasure. He's form some country in Europe and wishes to be able to sell it to go back. Jewelry stores offered him between 300 and 500 for just the carraige.
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This belonged to my great Grandmother who immigrated here (Australia)

from England in the 1920's. The pattern appears to be grapes or blackberries on a vine?

From research I have discovered:

- This Royal Doulton mark was used from 1931-32 onwards

- "3-35" imprint means it was made March 1935.

- "D5311" pattern number was registered to Royal Doulton in 1933,

There is a "9" (maybe a "C", please check photo) printed under the "D5311" pattern number.

Any idea on what this means would be great.

I would love to know any other information on this piece please,

what the "9" or "C" means,

what the "17" means, what this pattern was called,

what this bowl would have been used for and any idea of value,

etc (besides the priceless sentimental value, of course! :) )

Thanks so much!!! :) 

the other bottle is a gilbert bros&co baltimore md . It has some ships and we found that one also

White dishes with gold around the rims, colorfull flowers in the center and on the edges- a purple tulip, pink & yellow roses with smaller flowers.  Raised pattern in white on rims.

It is realy old, and i was wondering what it was worth. or more history about it, if u could help me it would be great.

I HAVE A APIR OF THESE, THEY ARE IN GREAT CONDITION, THEY ARE BLACK, AND WOOD COLORED, BEING FROM AGE BLACK HAS WORN OFF OF ALOT OF PLACES.
THEY HAVE WOODEN RODS TO NEAR THE TOP WITH A BAR AND SMALLER RODS TO TOP OF CHAIRS. IF YOU MIGHT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THESE, I CAN TAKE AND EMAIL PICS. [email protected]
THNAK YOU FOR ANY INFO YOU MIGHT HAVE.