Received a box from my mother of old dishes and cannot find anything about there or if they are worth anything. 

On bottom of each peice this is Stamped: 

SEMI-PORCELAIN

(then a crown logo)

SMITH & FORD     

ZINDIA   

ENGLAND

The pattern is green victorian floral/scalloped design along the outside of the dishes.  Have a total of 42 pieces - not a complete set, 3 different size plates (12 total plates), soup bowls, saucers, gravy boat, casserole dishes with lids, and another piece not sure what it is called. 

Im trying to get some info and estimate on this doll. It was my Grand Mothers doll. She is 96yrs old. The doll has the star of david with K R     also says MB    114     1980

Rhythm by Homer Laughlin 51N.  Oval oriel bird platter.

I want to no all about the lamp and what its worth

This is an unused, white clay pipe that is stamped "W. White - Glasgow" on the bowl. It also has "5A" on the stem with some other markings that can't be read. It's in very good condition with just a few chips. It was never smoked. It is assumed it was made from the William White Factory in Glasgow in the late 1800s but not much other information is available. 

I inherited this table. My Oma died in 1971 and she had it then. She is from the Old Country, Yugoslavia. I have no idea how old the table is. It has a seal underneath that says Hollands House Furniture. From my research I know that its called a piecrust or tea table.Can you appraise it for Insurance reasons Thank you. John Miehl.