U.S. Postage stamp from late 1920s or early 1930s. Has been used, no adhesive. I have multiple copies, some still attached to letters or post cards.

Artist: Ronald P. Mack

Dimension: 18"x24"

I know it’s a baker furniture camelback loveseat but can’t find any other information about it 

Inherited Japanese (Kutani?) cups and saucers. Guessing that they are hand painted. Beautiful floral designs on cups and on the borders of the saucers. Translucent (eggshell?) porcelain. Painted gold stripe on handles. Pastel colors.

Five of ten teacups have small chips or hairline cracks. Four of twelve saucers have chips or hairline cracks. (Photos 5 & 6)

This Burger Chef promotional flying disc is from approximately 1978. It is a 9-inch disc and has some wear consistent with use on parking lots, etc. It is plastic, a rare "doughnut" style and features several intact Burger Chef logos. It was made in the USA.

Westminster fine china plate. 
Salisbury Cathedral painted 1823 by John Constable. 
No packaging