During the 1950s my parents visited a German artis's colony and purchased this painting. 

 I would describe the painting to be in fair condition.  There are two holes and two tears in the canvas and miscellaneous marks. 

The back of the canvas is stamped. 

The artist's signature looks to me to read: "Go Frank Chrinchin".

Madame Alexander 14 inch Lucinda with Mary Ann face, reddish-brown straight hair, and moving blue eyes, from late 1970s.
This stunning doll is wearing a crisp new-looking bright teal blue taffeta dress with ruffle at hemline, and white lace and pink ribbon trim, matching bonnet with pink flowers, pink shoes, and a pink floral print parasol.

The saucer is decorated with raised enamel painted flowers on gold enamel along the edge. On the side there are four sets of raised enameled flowers with vines painted. The Qianlong seal mark is incised in red on the base. The saucer measures 5 1/2" wide (14.5 cm) , it's in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

ROYAL DUX porcelain. Man standing on a rocky base holding two basket's. Pink raised Triangle Mark. Also has impressed number 186 and painted number 16 on bottom base. Measures - 9-3/4". tall.

Condition:
Two areas with professional restorations notably to large basket and neck.

IT'S A 1982 COMMEMORATIVE SERIES LIMITED EDITION ADULT COLLECTABLE 1 OF 15,000 EVER MADE WORLD WIDE.i BELIEVE IT'S THE VERY FIRST SERIES EVER PUT OUT Matty Matell toy company.Now known as Matell.It's still in the box but the box has a small tear in it.It's the Masters of the universe He-Man. I wish I had a picture to send. The box has never been opened, the He-Man figure was never played with.I have looked all over but I can't seem to find another one like it or to compare it to for a price.

  With this information can you give me a clue as to it's worth?

                                                                                   snuffy58
 

Lalique Crystal: Dancer Arm Out. Clear frosted Lalique Crystal. The Dancer figurine was designed by Marc Lalique in 1960.

The title of this piece is "Danseuse Bras Baisse", which means "Dancer with Arm Out.

It is no longer in production

It measures approx. 10" tall and stands on a clear base which is signed.

**It is not chipped or scratched