There is no manufacturer's mark that I can find on this canister. At first I thought it was Anchor Hocking, but they usually have their logo in the lid. But I can't see the mark without removing it. The pattern looks very much like Libbey's Holly Berry. This is a 1 quart size. There are no chips, cracks or breaks and the plastic seal has no problems. Very little sign of usage. If you have any question about the canister, please email. 2 are available and priced individually...

It measures approximately 9 1/2 inches in width and 4 3/8 inches in height. There is wear to the gold trim. Complete condition photos of all areas and backstamp available by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Vintage floor lamp measuring 4 ft. in height. The table top has painted clam shells. There are 2 areas of damage to the veneer on the table rim as well as age related loss to finish on upper column. I have complete condition photos available by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Originally published 1821 in what I believe was a book of the day. The identifying sticker on the back from W. King Ambler says the artist is Seville Saez. I would welcome any information regarding the artist. On the left bottom portion there is the name of R.Havell & Son Delft and on the right bottom there is the name R. Havell & Son Sculp. The original seal is still intact although there is one small rip...

I feel irresponsible using the term antique for this mirror, but it is the only way to describe it. I hear the word tossed about these days so lightly - even new items are being called antique. I guess it depends on if you use "antique" as a noun or an adjective. This is certainly not a recent piece, but I am not sure of the age. I bought a couple of them, several years ago, when an old dress shop was closing...

Leaf pattern pitcher marked Sterling China by Russel Wright. It holds over 64 ounces. There are no chips, cracks, breaks or rough rim. There is no loss to the finish. Complete condition photos by email. The matching sugar and creamer are available and listed on this site as M-9119 and M-9120. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

There is a faded stamp on the back and it looks like the print is entitled "---- of Happiness." The frame measures 19 x 15 inches and it is a 3/4 inch. This is the original frame and structurally in a sound and stable condition, although there is age related loss to the finish. The print is not ripped, torn or ruffled, but there is bound to be age fading. There are a few small spots of loss of ink to the print. I have full disclosure photographs of the front and back available by email...

I believe this is solid brass. It weighs close to 8 pounds. It is approximately 10" in height, 8" in length and 5 1/2" in width. I've had him packed away for about 10 years and in this time, there has been some oxidation. I have not attempted to clean or polish, because I prefer people to see the true condition. I am sorry for the extreme glare. Additional photos available upon request. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Set of vintage pottery lamps. To me, the bases look very much like Italian pottery, but do not claim to be an expert on anything. If measured with the lampshade in place they are 22 inches in height. The bases measures 9 inches in height. We've had the lamps for over 20 years and these are the lampshades that came with the set. Obviously, the lamps are much older than 20 years, but I do not know if these are the original lampshades...

I believe the original was painted in 1885. The listed print was published in 1925 by Borin Mfg. Co., Chicago. The frame measures 17 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches and the exposed print measures 15 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches, however, the print is most likely closer to the frame size. The print and frame are showing much brighter than they are in reality, but I like natural light for full disclosure...

Portrait chocolate pot. It is 10 inches in height with the lid in place. Please see photo #2 for manufacturing information. Complete condition disclosure photographs available by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

1940 issue by David Ashley, Inc. N.Y.C. The print is signed by A.Pingot, which I think would be Henri Auguste Pingot. I have not found his date of birth, but he passed away in 1870. This particular print is 306 in the series of Victorian Ladies Prints. I do not know if this is the original frame, but it has not been framed in the last 20 years, while in my possession. I have another print in the series and the frame is the same. Including the frame, it measures approximately 23 3/4 x 17 3/4...