This was my great-grandmother's pitcher, probably early 1900's .  We think my great grandfather may have acquired it during WW1 in Germany.

Antique Trough Planters… I guess that’s what they are called. Not really sure. Don’t know what they are made of either. Possibly terracotta? They are heavy as all get out. Cannot lift at all. Not sure where my grandmother got these. Any guesses to what they are and how much they are worth, if anything? Any help is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!

This is a holder or server for flatware. The two cups are removable. It stands 10" high. 

I don't have any particulars on this plate other than it was given to my grandparents for a wedding gift. That would make it circa 1880 - 1890. It is 18 inches in diameter. It has no identifying markings that I can see.

49.5 in x 77 in x 21 in Armoire with mirrored front 

I have a bust (sculpture) made of terracotta approximately 69 cm high. See attached photos. When I bought it, I was informed that the author was Albert Ernest Carrier Belleuse., but I can't confirm it because it doesn't have any signature. Could you estimate the value of this sculpture? Could they dozer if it is really by Albert Ernest Carrier Belleuse?