Amber glass decanter with red on glass and trimmed in gold. 6 shot glasses. No markings. Would like to send picture. Bottle 9 3/4" tall 1' at widest point tapering down. Has parallel and virtual lines of gold up and down complete bottle. 3 rings protruding from around middle with wide gold on the rings and one at the bottom. Top of bottle egg shaped with small point on top 3 gold rings around middle. Shot glasses look like the bottle with only 2 protruding rings in the middle and one at bottom. Bottle 1lb 8oz. Shot glass 1.2 oz

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.