I have a Nu-type Model B lamp I inherited from my mother--since she collected early Americana and I think purchased it in the late '50s or early '60s, I'm guessing it was from the '30s.  It has been electrified (probably in the early '60s or earlier). 

It has a ruby red diamond quilted shade.  I don't know how old the shade is, it is rough on the bottom edge as if cut, has a vertical seam as if 2 halves were joined together, has a few tiny bubbles in the glass, and has a small bump of glass on one of the top flutes (hand blown?)--my search turned up other colors but not red.  I am attaching pictures.  There are no chips or cracks.

I received these after my grandmother passed 20 years ago. I'm unsure of age and value etc. They are ceramic and I have mostly blue n white with gold trim, they very in size from 15cm-25cm and styles include I think Victorian people to Chinese fishermen. There are no markings that I can see of who created them. Can someone tell me more about them n possible worth?

Meriden B. Company Tea pot, creamer and sugar container. Marked #1023

Etched on the bottom of the tea pot is C11417-77

They were left to my Father-in-law by his friend.

I would like to know the history, value and if I should clean or not.

Thanks.

I bought this lantern in a shop here in norway.

I have a set of what appear to be oriental Ivory candlestick / vases that i know are atleast 50 years old but would like to know more information about them and what the current value of them would be.

This is a huge glass serving tray, it is beautiful!! Very heavy clear glass. The design on it is beautiful and the edges are also sculpted.

It was my great grandmothers and she used it for veggies and dip on holidays.