8 inches tall, heavy, the figure is welded to the bottom plate. I don't know the exact metal, but I'd like to know if it is bronze or brass. It looks like an artifact therefore I attached photos for further observing. There aren't any signature markings on it. There was a price on the figure in pounds so it must be from the UK. Any information on this item from experts or amateurs would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for viewing. 

possibly steuben? or fenton? maybe yellow vaseline glass? or uranium glass?

any help would be appreciated!

I need information on who, when, and when this old doll was made ... or, if nothing else, a general idea to get me started.  I've looked at many sites and have not found anything simular thus far.  A value on her would also be nice.

The doll is a closed mouth bisque with a complete and bald head.  She has jointed arms.  One is slightly bent and the other is bent at the elbow enough she could place it on her hip.  She is painted in flesh colors other than her face details and legs. 

The legs are painted in white socks that stop just below her knee and are trimmed in blue.  She has black Mary Jane style heeled boots. 

The only markings I can find are a simple indentation at the base of her neck in the shape of a retangle and what looks like the number '37' with lines above and below the number in a very faint blue possibly matching the color of her sock trim. 

She is in the original hand crocheted outfit she was in when my great-grandmother gave it to my mother. And, she placed 3rd in an old doll show in 1953.  I have the handmade awards and newspaper clipping for the event. 

Cobalt bead. 20 sided 16 stamped in bas relief. Gold leaf behind stamp.    Some wear but in very good condition.  

Hi I am looking to get an appraisal for a Knee Board made by The Peterborough Canoe Co. It is Yellow and orange. It is a sporting  on the tag it says

BOATS of all KINDS 

TOBBOGANS SKIS

SNOWSHOES DECOYS

the peterborough canoe co

peterborough CANADA

Hi there! I was gifted this lovely jewelry box, and know nothing of the origins. I'm just here to find a little information.

There are two figurines on the top, two on the front and one on each side. I'd especially like to know what they are made of. I saw an ebay listing with one similar saying it was Ox Bone and the box was dated from the early 19C. I have zero way of knowing if that were accurate. :) 

Thanks to anyone who can help.