For your consideration is this Extrememly large and beautiful piece of Antique German Dresden porcelain lamp, created in the image of a man and 2 woman dressed in Victorian apparel in what appears to be a musical trio performing.  Fashioned in a French style and wonderfully executed with all the bells and whistles the seasoned collector looks for. This fine quality Dresden Lace piece is quite substantial in size and  the base measures approximately 14.0" x 15.0" and stands 47" from base to top of shade and is in a good condition. The lamp itself is functional and will turn on and off. 

If anyone can help..these vases have no markings at all that I can see. The gold embossing and perhaps the illustrations appear to be hand done. I am not sure how old they are. They are very fragile and not very heavy.

I have a1885  twin size woven wire Ames & Frost bed spring.  I can only find a catalog describing this item.  Cannot find any history or information..  Wondering ff anyone had any history or could tell me iwhat the bed spring could be worth.

I have a compass that my grandmother gave me, which her dad gave her. I believe it to be campaign propaganda for Sumter Cogswell running for office of Judge of Probate St. Clair County, Alabama. The interesting thing is its dated on the back November 8th 1910. Its been carried a lot and in fair condition, compass works. What do you think this is worth?

19" tall, 6" wide at base. A magnet was used to check the brass and it did not stick although made a small scratch on the inside and was silver. Dark rough pearl colour on the inside. Deep small scratch on the outside shows brass colour. There is a number embossed on the inside of the base #6081

I have 6 goblets in a wood box from Wilcox international silver Co. They have International silver Co. Wilcox an I and an S in circles 195 on the bottom. Can anyone tell me what the value is for these please.