I have this plate and can not find any info on it.

It is in great shape. I would love to know who made it and how old it may be

It appears to be a woven pattern wood ( like used in baskets)

detail is beautiful

Color work is outstanding quality

the detail to the lady is far better than outstanding

two stamp marks which i cant find anywhere on the net

asian design? maybe japan or china ?

the print is unknown what it says, i can not find a converter on line to help out either. any help?

Dining Room Suite, U.S., Limbert Co by Van Raalte Craftsmen, Grand Rapids, MI/Holland, MI, c. 1920's, mahogany, Regency style of the 1st quarter 19th C. all drawers with mahogany liners in very good condition.

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Dining Room Suite consists of:

China Hutch/Cabinet 42 x 16 x 65.5"H, matched bookleaf veneer to the domical crest, bookleaf veneer panels flanking the single glazed door with mullions of center urn with tendrill trailings, reeded pilasters, all aove single long drawer with veneered front and legs matching table.

Table 60 x 42  x 30.54H, four turned legs with lightly everted reeded shafts and knopped to each end, pairs joined by turned struts, bevelled corners with reeded capitals to top and apron, another pair of supporting legs center, with one leaf.

1 Head chair 375:H and 5 side chairs 37", respectively upholstered seats, saber legs rear, shaped stiles with oval crest rails and oval pierced back splats, shaped arms to the head chair, turned H-stretchers, and front legs matching the suite.

Sideboard, 66 x 22.5 x 40"H, sahped low rear rail, two drawers center flanked by bin drawer below short drawer to each side, drawers  with matching bookleaf crotch veneers, four legs fron and two rear matching the suite.

I have an older buffet and china cabinet.  Not sure of its age or value.   It's not in mint condition definitely has wear as tear.  The buffet is in better condition then the china cabinet.

I have this general electric solid state hi-fi radio-stereogram but im not really sure of its history. so i was wondering how much it would be worth?

I have a very old antique dresser that has been in my family for a few generations, and I just want to know what it's worth. Is in great condition and all the little wooden wheels are in in great working order. The handles are original and all are intact. I think it had a mirror that sat on top.

This may be a scarf, table runner, wall hanging, or ???  It was purchased in Japan in the 1920's with the green price(?) tag on it.  The scarf is 100" long X 31.5" wide, made of fine soft off-white netting with small pieces of silver crimped into the netting to create the designs.  Any help identifying this item, it's use, and maybe even the value would be greatly appreciated.