Beautifully preserved teapot.  Has a total of 4 japanese geisha girls on it, all in different positions.  Hand painted, white with red handle, spout, and lid.  The red has gold designs all over it, as well as the entire pot.  Very classical looking, but no author, date, or "made in" anywhere on the pot.

Koken Barber Chair:  Not sure of date or origin, appears to be in good condition but missing head rest.  Ash trays are located at front of arm rests.

These two bowls are hand made pottery with a mark of Miri or Yiri.  I don't exactly know whether that first letter is an M or Y.  Would like to know if they are African in nature or what exactly.  They stand approsimately 2 3/4 inches tall and are 7 inches across.  They are painted and I think they are hand painted.  The background color of the white on one of them was not complete.  The bowl looks like the paint is wearing off but it just seems like it wasn't completely painted for some reason.  Would like to know anything about them that you might know.

Made in denmark.

This is a framed painting/drawing of a civil war soldier in his uniform. It appears to be in original frame (slightly damaged).  I believe this to be a distant relative.   

My name is Tamara Tackett, my e-mail address is [email protected]. I am attatching a photo of both the front and the back. Thank you for your time and trouble.