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Re: Tea set
Comment by amy aurand

yes Meito china then looks like a crown then under that hand painted made in chine
Re: 22-k gold China
Comment by Ludgy145

Thank you for your response. I appreciate it.
Re: Tea set
Comment by Lovejoy

It's an Artr Deco style set, the style popular during the 20's and 30's. Are there any markings on the bottom to indicate a maker?
Re: 22-k gold China
Comment by Lovejoy

American Limoges started as the Sterling China Co. out of Sebring, Ohio around 1901. They produced quality dinnerware and assorted items for the American market. ... The word "Triumph" that appears as part of the mark on the plate refers to the "Triumph" shape that Limoges China introduced in 1937. Not much value I'm afraid, whole sets by this company often sells at auction for under $200.00
Re: Vase from Italy
Comment by MarzipanHouse1

There are no markings at the base.
Re: 1800s Secretary Desk?
Comment by tophatkat

Added picture of drawer sides.
Question - need which picture of drawer bottom - inside bottom, outside bottom, end of bottom showing veneer on top and bottom?
Re: 1800s Secretary Desk?
Comment by Lovejoy

Most of these are actually 20th century reproductions in the Colonial Revival style. We need to see images of the draw sides and bottoms.
Re: Vase from Italy
Comment by Lovejoy

Are there any markings? Any markings would be found on the base.
Re: Coffee table?
Comment by Lovejoy

I would suggest contacting glass companies that specialize in glass and mirror replacement. most will cut glass to fit virtually anything.
Re: Round extending dining room table, by Lentz
Comment by Lovejoy

Lentz Table Co. operated 1867-1946 and they manufactured occasional and extension tables in 18th Century styles. the company was purchased in 1943 by Plycoma Veneer Co. This one dates from the 1920's and is patterned after the William & Mary style furniture made in the early 1700's.
Re: Vase from Italy
Comment by MarzipanHouse1

Unfortunately, I have no idea; the vase was a gift. Thank you so much for your input!
Re: Vase from Italy
Comment by MarkBlemish

Cloisonné vase with cranes would be a good search term for Googling info. Do you know if it was made in Italy as it seems most like these were made in China or Japan. The closest one I’ve seen online was at eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/Large-Vintage-Chinese-Cloisonne-Vase-With-Crane... I have no idea if that price reflects the actual value.

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