Hello!

I have no historical information on this Royal Standard Fine Bone China Tea Set. I don't even know how many peices are missing, only one Tea Cup confirmed. 

I have spent hours combing through images online trying to identify this set without a whisper of luck. The flowers are all Australian Wildflowers so they are not the most common subject of bone china tea sets so I didn't think it would be so hard to identify.

Several of the stamps are smudged and there is a lot of wear on the handles etc so they are either very old, used ferociously or cheap imitations.

Either way they are very sweet but I am hoping someone out there can tell me if the are legitimate or if I can just give them to my niece for tea parties?

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you :0)

This is an old wooden baby high chair we were given. I was going to take it apart and tighten up some of the loose connections on the chair when I saw it had a label under the seat. It says " By Kroll Chgo ILL" and "1375 Q".

We just want to know the history of the chair as it is great and we still use it every single day three meals a day for our toddler.

This is a hexagon side table, it has the Henredon Fine Furniture marking on the bottom and a few other markings that I tried researching, but I couldn't find anything. 

All of these pieces I posted appear to be from a set potentially.

This is a Henredon Fine Furniture Side Table (I think). I couldn't find anything online specific about it. I also posted the furniture item # as listed on the bottom.

This is a coffee table with a glass top. It looks like it has brass on the legs, but there is no furniture markings. I bought it with a set of other furniture that is Henredon Fine Furniture, so this might be the same, or it might not. The only marking I could find was the numbers stamped on the bottom, 987-109.3.679.

Antique secretary desk. In very good condition. Very few scratches or blemishes. Mark on bottom says ‘Scranton Dry Goods Store’.