Small Sligh-Lowry hutch with 2 small drawers on top & one drawer on bottom. 

I have two silver "tea pots".  Tea pots in quotes because I don't know for sure that this is correct. 

The have the Northern Pacific railroad emblem on the outside. 

On the bottom, it reads"

Reed A Barton

Silver Soldered

4 4 1

1   P

N.P.R.

The number 91 is on its side to the right of the P. 

I would guess the capacity of each is about 5-6 ozs.  So, maybe not a tea pot but a creamer???

Just acquired a two door armoire made of fruitwood (stamped in back) along withn the following: White Furniture Co. Lot 8900-9, Lot No. 150. Armoire has built ins, drawers roll out nicely, the top portion doors have nice wire mesh. Bottom has two large drawrers-dovetail construction. Medium colored with specks throughout. 

I have two antique dinner plates that I have not much information about, other than they belonged to my Great Great-Grandparents, and were given to me by my father. My Great Great Grandfather was a Scottish Farmer who bought land and settled here in Canada, and married locally to the area. I cannot find any marking, or a stamp of any sort on the underside of the plates.

Light blue with green tint characters from top to bottom that are blue has a mark on bottom and the top has some sort of design or mark.

Anitique Mahogany Wardrobe Armoire. Approximate measurements are 7'6" x 4'9" x 2'. There are 2 drawers inside and wooden fixtures for holding a clothes pole. It has beautiful claw feet and waffle and flower carvings. It has an inside metal latch that is stamped "Madico" and a skeleton key lock. All of the screws are flatheads. This armoire is solid, very big and very heavy. It seems to have the original finish which is beautiful and without scratches.