1935 lithograph of "Lake Louise" signed W.M. Thompson and G.P.140 Litho in USA on bottom right of picture. No frame. Somewhat weathered around exterior border of picture, but would still look great in a nice frame. Also, 1935 movie poster of "Roberta" (fred astaire/ginger rogers/irene dunne) - it appears that these are both from the "Radio Frame Company", Brooklyn, N.Y. and the Movie Poster was used as the cardboard behind the lithograph. The back of the movie poster is stamped with identifiers for the Lake Louise lithograph. Although both are in fair condition, I thought the story behind the two together was indeed unusual and rare? And hoping valuable.

12- Eight Place Settings

• 1 dinner fork
• 1 salad fork
• 1 cocktail fork
• 1 dinner knife
• 1 butter knife
• 1 teaspoon
• 1 desert spoon
• 1 soup spoon

Total 96 pieces

Serving Pieces

• 2 meat forks
• 2 butter serving knives
• 1 pickle fork
• 1 pie or cake server
• 1 sugar shell
• 1 gravy ladle
• 1 jelly server
• 4 serving spoons
• 2 vegetable serving spoons

Total 15 pieces

Total pieces 111

Hello,

I have an Ebert Furniture Company (Red Lion, PA) dining room set that was given to me by my parents some years back and they had gotten it from someone earlier.   I have no idea what it's worth?  And looking for some help.  Table, 4 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, china cabinet and a buffet server.  I have no idea when it was made.  

Any help or information is appreciated.

Thanks!

Hello, I have a teapot that doesn't have any marking other than the letter 'P' on the bottom and I was just wondering if anyone could age / value it? It is a really beautiful (not sure the pictures do it justice) When you touch the teapot you can feel the pictures like they are raised but they have a glaze over the top. Here are pictures:  

I have a set of 22 karat gold china. I have 4 tea cups with 4 tea cup plates. A cream and sugar. A teapot. And 3 plates. They are Walershof Bavaria Hondarbeit china. Probably over 50 years old.

Two Japanese (guessing)  figures, with raised enamling and gilded edges. Both are in very good condition with no obvious scratches, chips or cracks. The finish is a white crackle finish and all the color is raised enamel. The edges of the robes and some details have been painted gold.