The blue & white canister is Dutch, of course. Lots of same to be found on the internet. Debora
Someone did a bit of traveling. The goblets are Greek....
Certainly in the style of. Debora [ATTACH]
I don't see a match to the Atelier Le Mûrier mark. (I believe this is a typical example.) Debora [ATTACH]
Thank you for joining us, @Lyll. You're very welcome here. Debora
Your photographs are out of focus. Would you be kind enough to post better quality images? Debora
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"The internet" in this case Google Images. Debora
I think the gilt over red is a giveaway that this is a modern piece evoking an authentically older one. [ATTACH] Debora
The internet identifies it as a Guernsey of Guernsey-style jug. Is there any reason you believe that's not the case? Debora
Agree. Something damaged or replaced. Debora [ATTACH]
Don't know in what part of the world you found the caddy but... Here's a Lowe + Voorhees connection in New Jersey....
It's not going to be terribly old. @Any Jewelry , when were you in Hong Kong? Debora
Thank you. I'm not the least surprised that Google Translate is confused. Here's what it comes up with when instructed to use Chinese. Debora...
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His contact information is below. You can always ask him. [ATTACH] Debora
That doesn't appear to be his signature, his typical subject or his technique. And I'm not sure that's an 89....
I see "Gene Hobbs" too. And I think that's a work from the Talented Amateur School. Debora [ATTACH]
The rape of someone. @Bronwen will know. Debora
The Cape, I'd think. Not tropical enough for Hawaii. Debora
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