hi i have at least 100 pieces of o.p.co. syracuse china i believe the year is from 1903 to 1908 and im hoping i can get an appraisal for it to know what its worth ive tried to find the design but couldnt the numbers on the are all just the number and some with the circle around it i hope u can give me a price thank u im going to send a pic of the back and front hope that will be enough if u need more pictures please email me

E. G. Webster and Son Silver sugar and cream set.  #0654.  3 pieces.  Has a spider web with a star in the middle and a W in the middle of the star.  Wondering what the pattern is called and what each piece is used for.  Each piece is about 4.5" High.  One piece (creamer?) has a lid.  The other two pieces do not have lids.  I will sell them, however, I am curious what they are and if pieces are missing from the set. Also, should you polish prior to selling?  I was told polishing will decrease the value?  Thanks for your help

This chair was painted white by the previous owner, but other than that I think its a chippendale dining chair but I can't find one like it online. 

A group of Africans with animated faces, holding ceremonial shields and bedecked in jewelry. The smattering of glass beans and a leopard skin outfit add points of color. Watercolor painting by Carl Folke Sahlin.   2 letters came with the painting:  First letter was by:Member of American institute of certified public accountants Florida institute of certified public accountant  It states...To whom it may concern:The undersigned, being the duly appointed personal representative of the estate of John E. De Veer, does hereby state that the watercolors and sketches acquired by Peter Ehran are the original works of the artist, Carl Folk Sahlin It is notarized by the state of Florida at large  Date of notarization Feb 26th 1982 Second letter states...Artist:Carl Folke Sahlin Title: Africans Donor: Peter G. EhrenMedium: watercolor Height 29" width 21"Estimated value: $800 Museum Collections : Smithsonian ; Historical Museum of Phila. Item was recovered by College Hunks Hauling Junks during a job and was being thrown away as junk.

wooden barrel. about 1 gallon in size. has bacardi especial 1862 engraved on it. also has g kremer jr engraved on it above the bacardi. it has a spout with bacardi imprinted on it. also has the bacardi bat engraved. sits on a batwing stand. also has a hole in the top i guess for a cork or plug. the wood is fairly thick-probably quarter to half inch. 

Value and origin?