these pieces have being in my familly since 1925-1935 they are cristofle made and they are for 6 people.

The one set I think is for fruit, and the lower part looks like gold no faid nochips no spots.The other set I think is for dinner  forks spoons knifes and  only the kinfs blades are solingen ( maybe the grand ma change them) There is also a letter oppener with a pantheres head on the grip. The otehr pieces are for tea.Akk excpet the silver knifes blades are silver for a totla weight of 6.5 kgr and the condition is mind.

I ma looking for a price the weigth is worth around 3.200 usd but I am not selling them for scrap..so is tehre any one that can give me a educated price?? willing to put tjem in auction if the auctioner is a recognised one. Alos open in escrow, or send them to the U.S to serius dealers.

my email is  [email protected]  if anyone wants to discuused

I purchased this mirror at an antiques show 20+ yrs ago. I don't know anything about it. Seller said the frame was from the Federal Period. The mirror itself is not original, yet still old. It is approximately 25 x 33. I had some restoration and the gold leaf re-done 20+yrs ago. I can't really speak to condition of something this old.

I bought this piece of furniture online because it caught my eye. It looks really old and I would like to know old how it is and how much it's worth?

Serial Number 31678

Glass, hand blown decanter with geometric green and pink floral design, over a foot tall, with a glass stopper.  18 KR gold decorations on center of decanter.  

Inscription on base says, "Hand Blown, Hand Decorated, With 18 KR Gold, Made In Italy"

Has 6 matching cordial glasses with same geometric/floral design, 5 in good condition, 1 broken from stem (still in posession of stem)

This is an extremely ornate brass floor lamp.  It has a 3-way bulb on top and 6 lantern-type hanging attachments, 2 above the table and 4 below it.  These come on separately.  The lamp weighs 60 lbs, is 24" in diameter and 60" high.  The glass is 3/8" thick.  The plug is the old style with 2 equal size prongs.  It has no markings that I could find, but is incredibly intricate.   I'd like to know if it has any value, because it certainly is unique!