This is a stove/oven combination with the oven raised and to the left served by ceramic coils and a dial on the right side (not apparently functioning).  There is a bun-warmer under the oven.  To the right of this at waist level are 4 electric-coil stove-top ranges.  On the face of the oven are several spin-dials (Oven Top, Oven Bottem, Right Front, etc..) and on the face of the oven in curving letters the words "Monarch Grand."

This clock has two portholes at the front and rear that hold small lights.  The sails have three bows and are made of silver metal.  The clock is in the middle of the wooden shaped ship and has metal posts surrounding it for the helm.  It is electric and keeps perfect time.

This painting was a gift from an elderly resident at the assisted living complex I work at. Not much more is known about its origings. A friend noticed it and said that it may be a valuable painting so We just want to see if anyone has any information regarding the orirgin, painter, ear, and even worth (if any) of this painting.

Thank you so much in advance, any information would be greatly appreciated!

These 2 tables belonged to my Wife's Grandmother and are thought to be approximately 70 years old

Besides the Brandt Brass plaque and Genuine Mahogany label the following are in white

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2001 Dale Earnhardt junior . no 3 car.Nutter Butter car.Racing Collectable. Winners circle

I have researched all weekend on the computer and cannot match either the signature mark or the pattern to any of the Lithophaned teasets I have found on the web.  The shape and gold gilt detail closely resemble some of the "Kutani" tea sets and the pattern is very close to "Hayashi".  However, most of the landscapes depicted on Kutani/Hayashi sets contain an image of Mt. Fuji in the background, where as this landscape does not.  History of Kutani tells that many of the painters moved around a lot and some were short-lived in their career.  Also, apparently China was copying much of the porcelain works of Japan - right down to the signature mark. The only character that I could discern in the signature mark is that of "mountain", which I have often seen in family names.