they appear to be japanese designed plates 2 of them one has writting on the back the other has a black smear... unsure if this is dirt or supose to be there they are are 1 foot or 31cm wide

they seam to have a gold throught them

one plate is with peacocks and the other with japanese ladies

Paper Mache Pumpkin Head, I think this was a candy container, Paper , Painted, excellent condition two small scratches where paint has come off.,  opens at bottom with card board container pulls out.

Hi, i found a paint of Rico Tomaso and i will love to now the price of it..this is call the lady of seville...

I have a dessert set and several other pieces that match.  Alfred Keates painted these, and signed the 9 dessert plates (7 1/2" plates), and the 8 cups, as well as the coffee pot.  The other pieces match but are not signed.   They are painted with orange blossoms and heavy gold trim and some outlines.  They also have a wide rosey blush tint painted nesrest the gold edges that blends into white.  I know Keates was famous for his florals.  He painted for the Pickard Studios from 1903-1910 and went out on his own after until 1934 when he retired.  The cups and saucers are on J & S Jsolde blanks.  The dessert plates are Thomas Sevres.  The other pieces, with the exception of the sugar basket are all done on Rosenthal.  I can't read the markings on the bottom of the sugar basket, as it's too faded.  But it looks like it was originally a reddish brown shield with writing below in a curve. 

Condition:  9 plates, 8 cups, and 9 saucers:  Excellent  No crazing, chips, cracks or gold loss I can see.

                  Coffee pot:  Missing iid, 2 chips inside rim, gold loss.

                  Sugar basket, trinket plate:  minimum gold loss, no chips, cracks, crazing

                  Cream & sugar:  Gold loss on handles, no chips, cracks, crazing.

I couldn't upload any more pics.  It said they were too big and I don't know how to change it.

My wife inherited this set and we know very little about it. All we know is that it was purchased by her Aunt in 1967 from the Universal Statuary Corporation. It appears to be made of porcelain. It is dated as 1967. I've seen similar coffee tables that are golden selling for $2500. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. 

I have a Paul Detlefson Picture in a wood frame. A J  Weber Blacksmith

It is in very good condition.

On the back it says Horse and Buggy Days

Also has written P339-7 and V5208-140.

I was looking to sell it to and interested buyer. I have know idea of the value. How can you tell the difference between a print and a painting?

Please help.