I have pictures that hopefully will describe it better than I can. One thing is the patterern. It is continuous all the way around the dish. There are two markings on the back, one on top of the other. The top on says Haviland France and the one on the bottom say Decorated by Haviland & Co. Lemoges. Any help with this would be great. Good or bad news appriciated. Thank you.

At the bottom of this post is the following information:

WC  Copyright 1946 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. Country of Origin U.S.A. Litho U.S.A. Property of National Screen Services Corp. licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theater. Must be returned immediately thereafter.  46/1042

This dresser is in the Eastlake style with handpainted floral decoration of each of the three front drawers. It has the circular dowel pin construction instead of dovetailing in the drawers. It has metal castor wheels. This is pretty much all I know about it. Someone had suggested to me that it may be a 1920's piece done in the Eastlake style but I think it may be older. Please help me date this piece and also what type of wood was used in this dresser, as I don't have a clue.

PETERSEN & PETERSEN WINDUP TRUCK AND DETACHABLE TRAILER. MADE IN USA MARK SAYS 'MARX' THE WHEELS ARE WOODEN, THE REST OF THE TRUCK IS MADE OF METAL. THE TRUCK IS WINDUP. STILL WORKS. OTHER THAN THAT DON'T REALLY KNOW MUCH MORE ABOUT IT.

My father got this but I don't know where or why. The vase has The Saint Louis World's Fair 1904 on it with a picture labeled as a USGovernment Building. I do know that at some point years ago, approx 60 years ago, some one afford my dad a very good price for it but my Dad declined.

My mother accidentally dropped some things on it and broke the back in several places. She glued it back together. It is not real noticeable but I am sure the damage greatly affects the price.

I have tried to find out more info on this for years. You would think that something as prominent as a World's Fair there would be all kinds of information about items from the fair.

All I know is that it was with the other things from my Great-grand parents. I know little about majolica. I was told by someone that they thought is was majolica.

Not really much I can add to it. If I think of something else I will add it here.