Forgive me for lack of precise terminology but the base glaze of the vase is a grey orange peel effect.  It has four other colours that are a high gloss thick glaze - the stripes which are yellow black and rust and the colour at the bottom which is a cappucino brown - it has been dipped into the colour. The label is black and silver with fine silver lines going across the black base colour.

schencke mah. player piano, serial #23417, grand piano

I have a collection of 1943 & 1944 copywrite FW Dixon Hardy Boys books.  They are in good condition with brown cloth covers and may be printed on "war paper".

This piece really fascinates me. I was left this by a very old aunt. I have put this down as being in fair condition although it has had some restoration work done on one of the corners. There is no makers mark but it does have the number 1871 hanwritten under the glaze on the underside. Under this is the number 7. Any ideas what this dish might be. 

The picture says in the bottom middle , " Scenes by the Wayside" There is alot of different things going on in this picture!

I have a pair of these plates. They are in reasonable condition but one has a couple of chips on the underside of the rim. There is no makers mark. I think they may come under the category of creamware. Does anyone know what these plates might be and if the are of any value.