Possibly from Bavaria or other south German Lande, probably held a prayer or some other small votive object. At home you'd touch it on the way...
Appears to be a piece of late 20th C whimsy.
It appears to be late 19th C, if it is translucent it is porcelein and I can't see it well enough to see if it is hand painted but it may be. It...
Yacht club, and rather a minor one to go for EPNS spoons. I have known entrants in races to get some token like this wheras the winners got more...
Switzerland also used 835. It would be near enough to call it early 20th C European. It appears to have been made for export.
Looks like a Franklin Mint type of thing from the 70s when 'collector's plates' were very popular. The current values are minimal because like...
I agree, my instant thought was newish. For me, 60s or 70s is newish.
I was hoping for a full sized horse.
I'd simply list or advertise it as French Romantic school, early 19th C. I'd price it at whatever would give a reasonable profit.
The C sybol seems to me to indicate it is a print, not a watercolour. I have never seen an artist put a copyright symbol on an original work.
On second thoughts the stone may well be carnelian.
It appears to be a pretty typical mid to late 19th C. pocket seal. They died out in the late 19th C with the introduction of envelopes to hold...
Could be an Indian temple token.
The wood looks like pitch pine, but not very old. I think it is what is sometimes called 'shedwork', an item that someone has made from whatever...
I can't really distinguish the stool from the background.
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