I am not a coin freak, but I believe there are Hungarian Forint (and the fraction, Filler) and at least one British Penny in that lot. Then there were some 'modern' French Francs and I think I spotted a German Mark (and the fraction, Pfennig) ... all circulated coins left over from before the introduction of the Euro (2002).
The 'complete' 9-Piece Chocolate Pot/Tea Set is (for British tea) missing a creamer (and perhaps a sugar) but is not for CHOCOLATE or Cocoa as those had the spouts fed low to deliver the beverage from under the quickly accumulating skin which simply clogged up high-spouts.
"French Nippon", my foot - the true term is "Asian import stuff made to appear French" - in this case also missing a lid (and we all know how much such items are 'worth').
The "Large French Style Vase" screams 'recent Asian import'.
And yup, another NPSK a.k.a. 'DOW SIE COT URE' item the seller probably was previously unable to sell on eBay even after pulling all registers.
Schumann Arzberg bowl (genuine, but I can buy them here in Germany for near a Dollar a piece).
"Jean Honore Fragonard" ... professionally framed in Beverly Hills, huh? That may be, but I personally would demand seeing the bill for it
