The plates on the wall are from Uruguay, were popular at gift shops in the late 70's. Ouida may have bought these, and then somewhere else in the house there are 2-3 others which may have been Mama's. So if you bring any, I'd say to bring all of them.

This is what I call her "art area." There are lots of art supplies worth keeping. Not sure how to dispose of turpentine and paint thinner. Maybe Ouida knows.

I think maybe the turquoise item that Mom got on their honeymoon is the small item (2"-21/2" high) on the bottom shelf toward the right. in front of the clear crystal plates. It has a little top.

Last time I was there, I found a pair of gaucho/chinita dolls that I think are probably among the earliest Ouida had. They were in the garage, in a box of odds and ends and not in the best condition.

Granny’s corner cabinet, with bell collection, which Ouida wants to move to Georgia. The shelves can be disassembled.