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I don't have any information on that marking, which means it's not by any of the big name ( Read Valuable) makers. The mark looks to be quite modern, there was probably a foil or paper label attached...

From the look of it and inscription it was printed as part of a fund raiser for the Washington county committee for African hunger relief and probably sold through churches and Humanitarian groups. I...

It's one of thousands of pressed glass patterns made from the turn of the 19th century through the 1920's. Here's a great resource for you: Pattern Glass School

This looks like "Jersey Lily" aka "Lacy Valence" "Persian Shawl" aka pattern made in the late 1800's by the Riverside Glass Company. This one appears to be missing its top lid.

It's a necklace stand, and not a very old one either, based on the construction and style of it, it's unlikely it predates the 1960's and could date as late as the 1980's. These were sold through...

Could you upload an image of the marking on yours? According to the information I have the design for the Bulldog itself was registered Circa 1915, but may not have been issued at that time because...

Oil paintings generally require a physical appraisal to determine their authenticity, vintage and value. Values for works in the style of Corot vary considerably, I've seen pieces in the "School of...

We seldom see these "Tippers" go for more than $50.00, they are not rare., just a novelty item. Most it seems end up being converted into lamps for this reason ( Low value)

Unusual paintings, as you describe this one to be, really require a physical appraisal to determine what you are dealing with. Values for original art work can vary tremendously and online valuations...

Identifying masks of this type really requires the services of an Ethnicities Expert. Native cultures on every Continent all have their own versions of masks and each tribe within it often their own...

What I recall looking at this picture is it was a premium from a Cereal or Tea company back in the late 1950's to early 60's, you could get the individual prints or the poster of all of them. Prints...

It's impossible for anyone to really provide any helpful information without an image of your painting. Generally oil paintings really have to be physically inspected to determine vintage, Artist and...

This pieces was made by Wileman and Co., at the Foley pottery works. They made hundreds of patterns and not all of the Foley patterns actually had a name, all some have is a pattern number or not...

As unusual and pretty as Alicja glass is, values for it tend to be modest. The sales records I have for pieces like yours indicate they generally sell in the $15.00- $30.00 range at auction. We'd...

I would suggest using an Artist search engine such as findartinfo.com or an auction site such as liveauctioneers.com under the artists name and see if any images have signature that matches yours and...

There are a number you could use , three that I use are findartinfo.com, artfact.com and artprice.com

Tax stamps would be applied across the the top until July 1, 1985, anything with a plastic cap is probably going to date no early than the 1960's. It might be best if you post some images of your...

An easy test for plastic/resin is to heat a needle red hot and stick it in the bottom, if it's any sort of plastic the needle will melt into it and generated a definite plastic smell.

Well, for one thing it can't be very old, Private Pickle was part of a revamping of Heinz's advertising campaign in 1998. "Private Pickle" as a mascot travels to various schools to teach kids about...

If it's unmarked it's probably by companies other than Cambridge, Tiffin used paper/foil labels as far as I know , which tend to be removed or just fall off. Very similar glass ware was also made in...

Based on the images it dates from the second quarter of the 20th and probably had a "Gone with the Wind" style globe shaped shade originally. Without it's shade the value would be very modest,...

The Crackle graze is a Japanese technique called "Raku", the dark color in the cracks is a result of a second firing with combustible materials, the smoke filling the cracks. Most pieces like this...

Without a marking my best opinion on it would be it's Czechoslovakian glass. A lot of glass in the style of Lalique depicted women in the Art Deco style came out of Czechoslovakia between World Wars...

It very difficult to tell from an image if such pieces are prints, pencil sketches, charcoal drawings or etchings, especially pictures of Elvis. Elvis is probably one of the most depicted...

There is a copyright marking with the signature, which would indicate this was a print rather than an original pencil sketch. Items related to the ill fated final flight of the Columbia can be quite...