A few examples of appraisal values for
1939 CREAMER

• Pearlware Cow Creamer British,
  Pearlware Cow Creamer British, early-19th century, mottled brown surface, 6 x 7-3/4 in.,
• A three piece silver coffee set
  A three piece silver coffee set comprising pot sugar bowl and cream jug in Art Deco style Sheffield 1929/32. Wt. 26 oz.
• An American Blown Glass Creamer
  An American Blown Glass Creamer & Sugar 19th C.Each of traditional form the creamer having an applied handle both raised on short foot-rim the sugar having a knop finial both in deep cobalt blue and each having a broken pontil sugar measures6.5''H circa early 19th century.Property of an Oxford Michigan Gentleman.
• English Prattware creamer late
  English Prattware creamer late 19th c. in the form of a fox head. 5.5"h.
• Black transfer-printed creamer
  Black transfer-printed creamer Of oval form. H: 3 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Harry Wetherstine, Germantown, PA
• GEORGE V SILVER CREAMER & SUGAR
  GEORGE V SILVER CREAMER & SUGAR George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1913. In the Neo-Classical style, comprising an urn-form sugar and helmet-form creamer, on a dome foot with gadrooned border, the body with keyhole border around the waist, caryatid handles, the creamer with applied shell and masque medallion under the spout; 5 in. to 5 1/2 in. H, overall, 15.50
• Red spatter creamer with schoolhouse
  Red spatter creamer with schoolhouse 19th c. 3 3/4" h. Provenance: Bea Cohen. ?
• Majolica Corn Creamer marked 39
  Majolica Corn Creamer marked 39 3 7/8''h tiny glaze chip on back of handle and several tiny glaze chips around the rim.
• (6) Porcelain cow creamers, including
  (6) Porcelain cow creamers, including (2) marked Czechoslovakia, (1) marked "Johnson's Pasteurized Milk", largest 7-1/2" l
• Dutch Silver Cow Creamer, Zaanlandse
  Dutch Silver Cow Creamer, Zaanlandse Zilversmederijen, Amsterdam, 1934 height 2.8 in — 7.2 cm; length 4.1 in — 10.5 cm
• Majolica Pottery Creamer Pewter
  Majolica Pottery Creamer Pewter Hingedlid 3 1/4'' 19th century.
• STERLING SILVER REPLICA CREAMERca.
  STERLING SILVER REPLICA CREAMERca. 1910; sterling silver creamer, plain three legged pear shaped replica with worn touch of Hayes & Co, Birmingham, UK, 2.83ozt weight, 2"d, 3 3/4"h; Condition: very worn touch
• MOCHA CREAM PITCHER, 19TH C.Mocha
  MOCHA CREAM PITCHER, 19TH C.Mocha cream pitcher, 19th c. , with fan decoration on a cream ground, 3 1/2" h. Provenance: Skinner, April 1, 2021, lot 1533; The Estate of Robert J. Bergelson. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Handle and spout repaired, two 1" hairlines to rim.
• American George II style sterling
  American George II style sterling silver creamer retailed by J. E. Caldwell & Co. Philadelphia early 20th c. with a gadrooned rim and foot. 4.5"h.x6"w. 8 troy oz.
• Red and green rainbow spatter creamer
  Red and green rainbow spatter creamer 19th c. 3 1/2" h. Provenance: Bea Cohen. ?
• Early Coin Silver CreamerEarly
  Early Coin Silver CreamerEarly 19th cent. Makers mark WH. Monogrammed. 6 ozt.Dimensions: Ht. 7 1/2''E
• English sterling silver , Art Deco
  English sterling silver , Art Deco creamer, marked E.W.B Birmingham, 1937-38, approx 110gms and approx 14.5 cm long
• Finnish .813 Silver Creamer, hallmarked
  Finnish .813 Silver Creamer, hallmarked Helsinki, 1939, by Frans Oskar Lindroos (fl. 1907-1941), the barrel-shaped body with chased gadrooning below floral and triangular banding, with applied "duck's beak" spout and scroll handle, h. 1-3/4", dia. 1-7/8", l. 3-1/4", 1.29 t. oz.
• Hull Blossom Flite creamer. Marked
  Hull Blossom Flite creamer. Marked Hull USA T15 ©'55. Mint. 4 1/2'' tall.
• DUTCH SILVER COW CREAM JUG 833-Silver
  DUTCH SILVER COW CREAM JUG 833-Silver Figural Creamer, in the form of a standing cow, with lidded back, red cabochon eyes, tail handle, with engraved presentation "H.R.P. Jr., from his Father, April 26, 1917", stamped with Dutch lion passant '2' mark, 4" high, 5 1/4" wide, 4.77 ozt. Small side dent; lid hinge detached.
• Majolica Corn Creamer unmarked
  Majolica Corn Creamer unmarked 4''h inside of spout has been restored.
• A silver cream jug, London 1908,
  A silver cream jug, London 1908, with reeded loop handle, six seal top coffee spoons, Sheffield 1911 and sundry silver, approximately 319gm weighable
• Josef Hoffman Austrian, 1870-1956
  Josef Hoffman Austrian, 1870-1956 Creamer and Sugar Bowl, circa 1920, for the Wiener Werkstatte
  Estimate:$3,000-$4,000
• A silver cream jug and caster in
  A silver cream jug and caster in original case Birmingham 1938.
• MOCHA PITCHER AND CREAMERca. 1825;
  MOCHA PITCHER AND CREAMERca. 1825; similar barrel form pearlware mocha pitcher and creamer, engine turned grooved, bands infilled with green and orangey-brown and upper and lower pairs of dark brown bands, creamer with an additional central dark brown band, acanthus handle terminals, English Staffordshire earthenware; 5 3/4"d, 8"h pitcher, Condition: major cracks, restoration and extensive overspray; 3 1/2"d, 4 1/4"h creamer, Condition: 3/8" foot ring chip
• A Large group of pottery creamers
  A Large group of pottery creamers and custard, tilt creamers, double handled open sugar bowls, assorted custards, 1 with chip, minor roughness to some
• Large brass bound copper milk jug
  Large brass bound copper milk jug 19th century Twin handles "Creamers Ltd, Wholesale". H: 26 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman. Dents to lower side
• Italian .800 Silver Creamer and
  Italian .800 Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl, 1937-1944, by Achille Prospero, Milan, for Fratelli Peruzzi, Florence, each with bulbous gadrooned body raised on a circular foot, the creamer with a scroll handle and integral spout, h. 4-7/8", the sugar bowl with two scroll handles and fitted lid with acorn finial, h. 4-1/2", 8.55 total t. oz.
• CREAMER. Probably European 19th
  CREAMER. Probably European 19th century thin pottery. Slipware creamer with floral designs in brown and black with ''Lelita'' or ''Lolita'' on the neck. 5 1/2''h.
• Majolica Corn Creamer unmarked
  Majolica Corn Creamer unmarked 4 3/4''h excellent condition.
• A Dutch .833 Silver Coffee Pot
  A Dutch .833 Silver Coffee Pot and Creamer circa 1870 the coffee urn of gourd form with a fitted lid with a mushroom finial and a long vertical spout; the creamer hahaving a squat bulbous body with a beak spout; each is decorated with an engraved neoclassical Greek key banding on the straight neck and has a C-shaped handle. Height of tallest 9 1/4 inches.
• PA REDWARE CREAMER BY THOMAS STAHLca.
  PA REDWARE CREAMER BY THOMAS STAHLca. 1937; PA redware slightly bulbous creamer, rounded rim, small pinched spout, raised neck ring, pair of incised shoulder rings, tooled foot flange, olive brown lead glaze with weak manganese streaking, base incised "Made/ In/ Stahl's Pottery/ By/ Thomas Stahl/ Aug 16 1937" (Powder Valley, Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA), 3 1/2"d, 4"h; Condition: good
• PA RED TOLEWARE CREAMERca. 1830;
  PA RED TOLEWARE CREAMERca. 1830; rolled tin sheet and solder constructed handled creamer with triangular spout, non-lidded and retains most of original red ground toleware paint with matched off-setting brushstroke decoration of pineapples/strawberries, 3"d, 4 1/4"x 4"; Condition: retains 85-90% original painted surface
• German Sterling Silver Cow Creamer,
  German Sterling Silver Cow Creamer, 1906-1907, by Ludwig Neresheimer, Hanau, of traditional 18th-century form after John Schuppe (fl. 1753-1773) of London, with hinged "bee" lid, the underside with contemporary Chester import marks, 1906-1907, of Berthold Muller (Neresheimer's U.K. agent) and later Dutch import mark, l. 5", h. 3-1/2", 5.53 t. oz.
• FISHER STERLING CREAMER & SUGAR
  FISHER STERLING CREAMER & SUGAR Model# 739, 2 1/2 in. to 3 3/4 in. H., 6.2 ozt.
• Revere sterling reproduction creamer,
  Revere sterling reproduction creamer, 265, 4 3/8"H, 6 TO