The pieces range from about one and a half too two and a half inches tall. The kings,queens, knights, bishops, and roukes are very detailed.  i cant tell if they are carved or cast.  they are made of solid brass, and weigh from a quater to one pound. they are pretty old as far as i can tell the house they were found in has been vacant for at least the last thirty years.  they have not been cleaned and are a dull brass color. 

This is a Cundy Bettoney B-flat clarinet. I have been told that there were only 6 made and that it is sterling silver, probably plated. It was bought by my grandfather during the depression. The number that is stamped is 3415

It is an ivory bowl with a pink floral pattern on one side.

Rings half hour and hourly. Fully working.Has pendulum, keys to wind up . lasts at least 7 days.Very traditional design. Small enamel painted panel of reclining cherub below circular clockface and enamel painted urn with lid and handles above. Gilt tied bow ribbon above front of clock. Gilt lions heads to either side of mechanism with gilt ropework handles in mouth. Inherited item but do not know previous history