A few examples of appraisal values for
1863 PITCHER

• Paul Beyer. Pitcher. c. 1900,
  Paul Beyer. Pitcher. c. 1900, glazed stoneware. 5¼ h × 5½ w × 4 d in. result: $189. estimate: $500–700. Incised signature and number to underside ‘33 Beyer’.
• Paul Beyer. Pitcher. c. 1900,
  Paul Beyer. Pitcher. c. 1900, glazed stoneware. 5¼ h × 5¼ w × 4 d in. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Incised signature and number to underside ‘33 Beyer’. Provenance: Collection of Hermann Tob and Marc Lambrechts, Belgium | Private Collection
• Ferenc (Franz) Kozics (German,
  Ferenc (Franz) Kozics (German, 1864-1900) Man Holding a Pitcher, finely painted miniature, signed lower left "Kozics", watercolor on ivory, 3 x 2-3/8 in.; original wood and composition frame with label for William Schaus, New York,
• 19th c. Historical Washington/La
  19th c. Historical Washington/La Fayette commemorative pitcher. 5 3/4'' Ht.
• Blue spatter pitcher 19th c. with a
  Blue spatter pitcher 19th c. with a fort 7 3/4" h. ?
• Lyman Fenton & Co. Bennington
  Lyman Fenton & Co. Bennington pitcher 19th c. 10" h. ?
• George E. Ohr. Exceptional pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Exceptional pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed terracotta. 3¾ h × 5¾ w × 2¾ d in. result: $17,500. estimate: $8,000–12,000. Pitcher features a cut-out handle and gunmetal glaze. Impressed signature to underside ‘G.E. Ohr, Biloxi, Miss’. Provenance: Estate of Martin and Estelle Shack
• George E. Ohr. pitcher. 1906,
  George E. Ohr. pitcher. 1906, scroddled bisque earthenware. 3¾ h × 6¼ w × 4¼ d in. result: $13,750. estimate: $3,000–4,000. Pitcher features a moon-shaped cut-out handle. Incised signature to underside ‘G.E. Ohr’. Inscribed to body of pitcher ‘JE Herbert Biloxi Miss Dec 3rd 1906 Mary had a little lamb & George has a Pot-Ohr-E’. Provenance: Collection of James Carpenter, New Jersey
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 3¼ h × 3½ w × 3½ d in. result: $3,780. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Pitcher features a cut-out handle, manipulated rim, and emerald glaze. Impressed signature to underside ‘G.E. OHR, Biloxi, Miss.’. Provenance: The Artist | Thence by descent | Collection of James Carpenter, New Jersey | Acquired from the previous c. 1975, Private Collection | Estate of the previous
• Moorcroft Waratah Pitcher,
  Moorcroft Waratah Pitcher, 1930s height 6.3 in — 16 cm
• THREE GRADUATED ROYAL WORCESTER
  THREE GRADUATED ROYAL WORCESTER PITCHERSThree Graduated Royal Worcester Pitchers
• BATTER PITCHER. American late
  BATTER PITCHER. American late 19th century. Grey bulbous form stoneware batter pitcher with cobalt decoration 10.75''h. Minor imperfections.
• Ironstone Civil War commemorative
  Ironstone Civil War commemorative pitcher marked M. A. P. Trenton NJ 19th c. 7 3/4" h. ?
• Claude Conover. Rare and Early
  Claude Conover. Rare and Early pitcher. 1960-69, glazed stoneware with engobe decoration. 14 h × 4½ w × 3¼ d in. result: $3,612. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Impressed signature to underside ‘Claude Conover’. Sold with a digital copy of the original polaroid from the Claude Conover Archives. Provenance: Private Collection, Maine
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 4¼ h × 425 w × 4¼ d in. result: $2,470. estimate: $2,500–3,500. Pitcher features a ribbon handle and gunmetal glaze. Impressed signature to underside ‘G.E. OHR, Biloxi, Miss.’. Provenance: Estate of Martin and Estelle Shack
• George E. Ohr. Exceptional pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Exceptional pitcher. 1898-1910, scroddled bisque earthenware. 3¾ h × 5¾ w × 3½ d in. result: $25,000. estimate: $10,000–15,000. Incised signature to underside ‘G.E. Ohr’. Provenance: Rago Early 20th Century Design, 18 January 2020, Lot 227 | Estate of Martin and Estelle Shack
• William Spratling. Pitcher. c.
  William Spratling. Pitcher. c. 1940, silver. 7½ h × 8 w × 7 d in. result: $3,900. estimate: $3,000–4,000. Impressed manufacturer's marks to underside ‘Spratling Made in Mexico WS Spratling Silver’.
• Colonel Ellsworth Commemorative
  Colonel Ellsworth Commemorative Pitcher Plus Lot of 4 featuring a molded stoneware pitcher illustrating the shooting of Colonel Elmer Ellsworth the first conspicuous casualty of the Civil War at Alexandria VA made by Millington Astbury and Poulson Trenton NJ ca 1861. A baluster form pitcher with spurred handle molded in relief on one side with a dramatic depiction of Col. Ellsworth who lies dead at the bottom of the stairwell while three soldiers one identified as F.E. Brownell struggle to fight the man who shot Ellsworth in the chest identified as J.W. Jackson / The Traitor on the pitcher. Brownell the soldier shown bayoneting Jackson was credited with killing the traitor and later received the Medal of Honor for his actions. The reverse side is imprinted with the phrase Union and the Constitution and features a molded relief of an American Eagle with snake in beak perched above a fallen Confederate Flag with an American Flag flying at right above a gathering of rifles. Approx. 8 in. at widest point 8.5 in. tall. This is believed to be the first commemorative pitcher made by a U.S. potter. The lot also includes 2 Civil War illustrated covers honoring Ellsworth plus 1 cent token from the Marshall House Tavern where Ellsworth was martyred dated 1859 .75 in. dia. Condition: Stress crack at junction where handle meets the pitcher itself. Illustrated covers have yellowed a bit.
• Uncle Tom's Cabin Parian Pitcher
  Uncle Tom's Cabin Parian Pitcher A relief molded pitcher displaying two compelling scenes based on the story by American novelist Harriet Beecher Stowe; front features a broadside that says By auction this day a prime lot of healthy negroes and depicts a slave auction with a devastated soon-to-be-separated slave family; opposite side shows the fugutive slave Eliza fleeing north from enslavement carrying a baby in her arms across the ice floes of the Ohio River while a man with a whip in hand chases her; the handle is decorated with the iconic image of the head and clasped hands of a slave presumably Uncle Tom in prayer. Ca 1873; approx. 3 in. at widest point 4.25 in. tall. Condition: Few spots on pitcher.
• 19th c. ''Father Westwind''
  19th c. ''Father Westwind'' Bennington pitcher. 9'' Ht.
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 3¼ h × 4½ w × 3½ d in. result: $2,772. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Pitcher features a green and gunmetal glaze over white Mobile clay body. Impressed signature to underside ‘G.E. OHR Biloxi, MIss.’. Provenance: The Artist | Thence by descent | Collection of James Carpenter
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1898-1910, bisque earthenware. 3½ h × 4½ w × 4 d in. result: $3,780. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Pitcher features a pinched and folded rim. Incised script signature to underside ‘G E Ohr’. Provenance: The Artist | Thence by descent | Collection of James Carpenter, New Jersey | Acquired from the previous c. 1975, Private Collection | Estate of the previous
• Fourteen luster pitchers 19th c.
  Fourteen luster pitchers 19th c. tallest - 5 3/4". Provenance: The Estate of Virginia Whitely Thornton York Pennsylvania. ?
• Clyde J. Singer (American
  Clyde J. Singer (American 1908-1999) Sketch of Baseball Game. Graphite on paper signed and dated 1934 at the lower right matted and framed under glass overall 27" x 30". Exhibited at The Canton Museum of Art & The Butler Institute of American Art "Clyde Singer's America" September 7 2008 - January 7 2009.
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1898-1910, bisque earthenware. 3¾ h × 5¼ w × 5 d in. result: $9,450. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Pitcher features a pinched spout and handle. Incised script signature to underside ‘GE Ohr’. Provenance: Estate of Martin and Estelle Shack
• Two Millington, Astbury and Poulson
  Two Millington, Astbury and Poulson White Glazed Molded Porcelain 'Colonel Elmer Ellsworth' Commemorative Pitchers Trenton, New Jersey, Circa 1861 of baluster form with spurred handles, each molded in relief on one side to illustrate the shooting of Colonel Elmer Ellsworth (1837-1861), the first conspicuous casualty of the Civil War, at Alexandria, Virginia. Height of taller 8 7/8 inches; height of smaller 7 7/8 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• Blue spatter pitcher with a fort
  Blue spatter pitcher with a fort 19th c. Provenance: Bea Cohen. ?
• AFTER WALTER INGLIS ANDERSON
  AFTER WALTER INGLIS ANDERSON (AMERICAN)After Walter Inglis Anderson (American/Mississippi, 1903-1965) , "Pitcher Plants", hand-colored linocut on wallpaper, printed by Carolyn Fournier Anderson, colored by Rosa di Stefano, handwritten label with title and printer information en verso, sheet 28 5/8 in. x 20 in., unframed Exh.: Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Ocean Springs, MS. Ill.: Pickard, Mary Anderson and Patricia Pinson. Form and Fantasy: The Block Prints of Walter Anderson. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2007, p.72
• REDWARE PITCHER. Gonic New
  REDWARE PITCHER. Gonic New Hampshire 19th century. Incised lines and mottled green glaze. Minor glaze loss. 7''h.
• Early Cast Iron Baseball Player
  Early Cast Iron Baseball Player Figure. Description In form of a baseball pitcher in late 19th Century uniform. Marked "N-H" on belt buckle. Nicely done figure of pitcher ready to throw a ball. Holes in bottom of feet suggest this figure was possibly on top of a trophy. Condition (Very Good). Size 7 - 3/4" T.
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1898-1910, bisque earthenware. 3 h × 5¾ w × 4¾ d in. result: $1,638. estimate: $1,500–2,000. Pitcher features a pinched and folded rim. Incised script signature to underside ‘GE Ohr’. Provenance: Private Collection, Nebraska
• An American Silver Pitcher Ball,
  An American Silver Pitcher Ball, Tompkins and Black, New York, NY, Mid-19th Century worked with floral and foliate decoration throughout, the body with an engraved script monogram. marked on underside 23 ozt Height 7 3/4 inches.
• WELLER LOUWELSA NATIVE AMERICAN
  WELLER LOUWELSA NATIVE AMERICAN PORTRAIT PITCHER Ohio,Circa 1900Standard glaze pitcher decorated with a naturalistic portrait of a Native American chieftain, signed "E. Sulcer" in orange slip.
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 3 h × 4½ w × 3½ d in. result: $6,250. estimate: $7,000–10,000. Pitcher features a cut-out handle and cobalt blue glaze. Impressed signature to underside ‘G. E. OHR, Biloxi, Miss.’. Provenance: Estate of Martin and Estelle Shack
• George E. Ohr. Pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 2½ h × 4½ w × 2¾ d in. result: $3,276. estimate: $3,000–4,000. Pitcher features a twisted handle, manipulated rim, in-body dimples, and green glaze. Impressed signature to underside ‘G.E. OHR, Biloxi, Miss.’. Provenance: Estate of Martin and Estelle Shack
• George E. Ohr. Exceptional pitcher.
  George E. Ohr. Exceptional pitcher. 1897-1900, glazed earthenware. 7½ h × 5½ w × 4¼ d in. result: $8,750. estimate: $7,000–10,000. Pitcher features ribbon handle and mottled mauve, indigo, emerald and ochre glaze. Impressed signature to underside ‘G.E. OHR, Biloxi, Miss.’. Sold with a digital copy of the museum loan receipt. Provenance: Private Collection, California