The cabinet size figure is delicately carved. The figure has a flowing robe and holds a peony in one hand and a fan in the other. She is supported on a carved wooden base.

Size: 6” high (overall) 1 5/8” wide 1 1/8” deep

The coffee can shape is decorated with an embossed band bellow the rolled rim along with a floral and leafy scroll work. The mug is engraved “CHARLES, 1928.” The verso is marked “LOUISIANA, HOMAN PLATE, NICKLE SILVER, WM MOUNTS, MADE IN THE USA, 0829.”

The cylindrical form has a rolled rim and a gilt interior. The handle is in the Melbourne pattern with a floral and leafy scroll work design. The front of the mug is engraved in script “Charles.” The bottom is marked “Melbourne, Oneida Community, Sterling.”

From a fine dinner party to a casual brunch buffet this pitcher is perfect. The cut and hand polished diamond cut pattern is timeless. The semi cylindrical pitcher has an ear shaped applied handle. The base has a carved star burst and an acid etched Waterford stamp.

The glazed red apples with stems and green leaves are tightly placed in a tapering form on top of a woven basket. I love this and it would make a great accent for a table, buffet or kitchen counter. Made in Italy and retailed through Jay Willfred.

The classic flared shape with weighted base is wonderful! The urn can be the perfect planter, or on the counter in the kitchen for wooden spoons and spatulas.

Size: 12 ¾” high, 11” diameter

The pronounced rim sits above a flared base engraved with a strawberry vine this engraved motif is balanced with a sterling overlay strawberry vine. Unmarked.

Size: 5” high, 3 3/8” diameter

The square mahogany wooden base is centered by sprig of cattails. The verso is signed by the artist, dated and numbered.

Size: 13 ½” high 4 ¾” sq.

The molded plates in the form of begonia leave and glazed in multiple colors. The verso is marked with and early Griffen, Smith & Hill mark circa 1880 from Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.