It is mission and period. Appears to be better made than most. The top detail is a bit unusual so you might be able to track this down. Look it...
Agree.... alabaster. Italy is a very good bet.
Generally referred to as a Chinese food jar. Pickled ginger and other import foods came in these well into the 20th century. They came with wax...
.... or 60s. Had virtually identical chairs in my classrooms when a kid in the 60s. Crack in the plywood seat makes value nil.
Ditto, the above. Good advice!
Hard to say since probably made the same way for decades. Old fashioned label makes me think pre WWII.
Second is Egyptian tourist piece with a little age to it. Mixed metals.... possibly niello. Third is a c. 1930 tankard with arts and crafts...
Looks like gouache.
Mexican tourist pottery. Relatively modern.
The hard work is done. The finishing part is easy. Get a can of stain and go for it. Seal with varnish or polyurethane afterwards. If you...
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