I have an antique pitcher and bowl set that my mom found in an antique shop in Oklahoma/Arkansas in the early 1970s. The maker's mark is unclear, possibly cursive "bei" or "loei" or a long line followed by three dots. The pitcher is tall and cylindrical, possibly metal, while the bowl is very wide and made of porcelain or pottery. It is hand-painted with a wedgewood-blue background glaze and white sections with pink rosettes surrounded by a black crisscross design. I'd like to know its origin, approximate age, and any other relevant information.

October 20th, 2023

My mother had a dress form that had been her mother's. It is totally adjustable with wing nuts at each section to adjust to each person's specific size. I believe it was hand made by Wrights, each section is labeled with a 29 and is covered with cloth. How can I value this item?

May 14th, 2024

I have a silver letter box with military scenes and an inscription 'Vespasianus' on the lid. The silver is marked with an 'M'. What does the 'M' stand for?

October 13th, 2023

I have a 50-piece collection of Royale silverware from 1840, made by L.T.D. Sheffield England, marked EPNSA1. The set is in pristine condition, still wrapped, and was sold in 1960 for $500.00. It remains in its original wooden case and has never been used. What can you tell me about this set and its value?

April 18th, 2023

My 93-year-old mother has a collection of fine china, including a 70-year-old set of Hammersley bone china and various other pieces from brands like Foley, Royal Chelsea, and Cauldron. She is downsizing and wants to sell these items. What is the typical value of these items and what is the best way to sell them, considering she lives in Florida and I live in Boston?

October 27th, 2023