This jar was purchased at an estate auction.  I have no idea what the markings on the bottom mean, I have tried researching them but can't find any exactly like it.  Is it Japanese or Chinese?  The glaze is completely crazed/crackled, not sure if that is damage or was produced that way on purpose. :)

This is a beautiful table.  We also have a matching end table.  The back of the marble has an insegnia of DMC made in Italy.  The wood has a metal plate that says 100% solid mahogany, then describes where you get mahogany, then it is marked #413, and under that is says Mahogany Association Inc.  I know that it has been in the family for over 50 years for sure.

Picture of my stepdad in his military academy uniform 1923 to 1926. He was a student at a miliary academy in Chicago during the 1920s. I can't tell if it is a painting or a photo afixed to the milkglass piece. As I took it apart some of the paint or ink flaked off on the bottom right.
It is framed in a gold colr frame which is marked 926 on the loop. Thank you.

This figurine is a ballerina on one point and arms spread in arabesque - it has the wallendorf mark as well as and imprinted 1683/03 as well as a gold #7 painted on the bottom. I have pics they will not load. Any help with value and dating would be appreciated.