I bought this at a consignment shop.

These are a full set of Paul Muller Selb china with Barvaria and the number 2 on the back. 

It's tarnished but the silver color can be seen inside the jug. it has a hinge to open the lid. a pattern of flowers with leaves on the handle and legs, lid, spout. four legs to stand on. creamer and sugar pot the same. all stamped with symbol and name Wm. ROGERS. from research it could be a mark used by simpson, hall, miller and co. from 1878

Silver charm bracelet. Charms;cowboy chaps, 2 cowbells, birdhouse, spinning "good luck" cross cano, drum,sewing machine, horeshoe with leaf clover, flashlight, covered wagon, cross-legged sitting man, lariat, puffy heart with medical emblem, spinning fishing reel, scotty dog,spinning lawnmower, hinged book for picture, lantern(damaged), toilet(lid opens)ball and chain, typewriter,ice skate,ball cap, genie lamp, skeleton key, owl on a branch,keys,pants,airplane, frying pan, cowboy in chaps, tomohawk, trumpet, sandal, butterfly, medal with April and a bull(Taurus)

Silver Service - Roger's Smith & Co, New Haven, CT;  Hot water Urn, coffee pot ,tea pot, sugar bowl, spoon holder, creamer, waste bowl.  Victorian floral and border repouse designs.  Figural designs on feet of pieces.

Tray - Bud & Barton silver plate.  Open handles, surpantine edge.  Impussed Chippendale design.

Last appraisal - 1977 by W.J. Manning, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin  set at $1500 for Silver Service and $200 for tray

Solid Oak 2 piece Hoosier cabinet, made by Elwell, made by a company in Minnesota.  Has been refinished. I can't seem to find any other hoosier, made by this company is this rare?