On the outer frame, they read: Produced by L. Elkinton Larzelere, Pineville-in-bucks Co. Pa. Just above this on one of them, there is a stamp that reads: Frances S. Heinicke Ivyland Bucks County Pennsylvania.

The color of the pictures are a reddish brow, and both plates are trimmed in gold.

On each painting, it looks like a signature and date, (right hand side above the scene title): Betty Heiges '55. It is difficult to make out on both.

Has a lady on the handle and a lions head on the spout.

I'm not a dealer or a curbside hunter. I used and enjoyed the look and sturdiness of the furniture and I suspect they shouldn't just be given away. I researched Rway and found they were not manufacturing furniture anymore. here are some pics(sorry about the mess, taken while moving) the table i took apart by removing a couple of screws holding the extension arms together and that's why there's only half pictured.

This is a very large set with 12 pieces of each, soup spoons, teaspoons, table spoons, and teeny spoons, seafood forks, forks, dessert forks, butter knives, table knives, and steak knives, as well as 12 serving pieces.

I know nothing about this... I was told it's english. The glass stands 6 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide. The glass is thick and leather is in excellent condition considering it's age.

I am curious about it's true origin, when it was made, and it's value. Any other information is welcome.

Oval picture of Jesus w/cross on shoulder standing on top of the world. Around the pic there are smaller pics 8 w/him carring cross being nailed to cross, one of him standing before someone, one of him being nailed to cross, cross being stood up w/Jesus on it, one of him being taken off cross, one of him being placed in tomb.