Featured Found Items, looking for who makes them or some type of direction

So my family owns some second hand item stores and I found these. Trying to see who makes them, what there worth and how to clean them? Any info is helpful.

 

Welcome, Marcos. It will help us to see your items if you use the Edit function below your post, then More Options to change your pictures from Thumbnail to Full Image.

 

Ok thanks

 

Can't read the marks but, as the one bowl features a tumi, one would assume they're from Peru.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumi

Debora

 

Tavara

 

This



But then, this

 

The little cup was made in Mexico of course, but I cannot ID the maker's logo. The "eagle" below the word Mexico should have a number in it.

 

That form of eagle was used from about 1955 until the early 70's.

 

I left the hard one for you, @Bakersgma

 

Unusual little cup. Don't recall ever seeing anything similar.

Debora

 

Baby Bear + Baby Cup, sweet.

 

Popular baby gift at the time.

Debora

 

Wow. This forum is amazing. Thanks all for the quick responses. I get a lot of random stuff. I'll be posting a long more now that I found this forum. Thanks

 

Just be sure to remember the Full Image trick when you come back!

 

Welcome, @marcos rangel !

 

use a sunshine cloth or other similar polishing glove...and rub them till they gleam..

 

Welcome, marcos.

The Mexican cup was made by Salvador de la Serna, Mexico City. The number in the eagle mark should be a 24.
De la Serna not only manufactured silverware for his own brand, but also for some of the big silver retail houses in Mexico at the time.