A few examples of appraisal values for
ANCHOR OF

• JAN KAREL DONATUS VAN BEECQ (1638-1722)
  JAN KAREL DONATUS VAN BEECQ (1638-1722) Dutch Men o’ War at anchor off a jetty in a calm sea, signed and dated 1678, oil on canvas, 58.5cm x 91.5cm Provenance: Bt. Christie's New York on 5th June 1980, lot 11, for $8,250. According to Anthony du Boulay's notes a letter from Ian Kennedy, previously Curator of Paintings at Kansas City, underlines the quality of the work and describes the artist as a follower of Van de Velde Junior.
• COLACICCO PAINTING WARSHIPSLarge vintage
  COLACICCO PAINTING WARSHIPSLarge vintage oil painting on wood panel of warships in harbor signed Salvatore Colacicco. Identified verso BRITISH MAN O'WAR AT ANCHOR OFF MALTA. Size: 30 x 50 inches, framed 40 x 60 inches. (A marine artist, Salvatore Colacicco was born in 1935 in Italy and studied at Brera Academy, Milan. He has been living in England for over thirty years. Nearly all Salvatore Colacicco's paintings during that time have been exported to the United States and sold through Tonkins of Nantucket Island.)
• LEO CHERNE, TWO BUSTS, LINCOLN & FREUDtwo
  LEO CHERNE, TWO BUSTS, LINCOLN & FREUDtwo cast busts, one depicting Abraham Lincoln, cast in dark patinated plaster and mounted on a square black wood base. The collar of the bust is signed and dated "1955 Leo Cherne." Leo Cherne (1912-1999), was an American economist and attorney, and a co-anchor of ABC-TVí_s All-Star News from 1952-1953. He was also a gifted sculptor with many notable works exhibited in prominent museums and institutions. His work of Albert Schweitzer was once displayed in the Smithsonian,
• * CONTEMPORARY POLYCHROME ENGRAVED WHALE'S
  * CONTEMPORARY POLYCHROME ENGRAVED WHALE'S TOOTH IN THE STYLE OF THE LADY WELLINGTON ENGRAVER 20TH CENTURY LENGTH 7.75".* CONTEMPORARY POLYCHROME ENGRAVED WHALE'S TOOTH IN THE STYLE OF THE LADY WELLINGTON ENGRAVER, 20th Century, By J.R. Laubin. Similar to the "Fish Face Tooth", except the tip of this example resembles a bird's head, with engraved eyes, beak and head feathers, rather than a fish. Obverse depicts an active whaling scene and reverse depicts a British whaleship at anchor off a hilly coastline dotted with palm trees. Wide floral bands and thin scalloped borders encircle the base and tip below the bird's head. Reverse signed lower right "JR Laubin". *Per Federal Regulation, this item may only be purchased by a Massachusetts resident and will not be shipped out of state., Dimensions: Length 7.75".
• TWO TOBACCO BOXES Comprising: 1) A Continental
  TWO TOBACCO BOXES Comprising: 1) A Continental hinged ovoid brass box, 18th Century, 1 in. H., 3 3/8 x 3 5/8 in.; and 2) A japanned tin box with separate cover, 19th century, with image of an anchor inscribed, "The Anchor of Hope," 7/8 in. H., 3 1/4 x 5 in.
• Martyn Mackrill (English b. 1961) oil
  Martyn Mackrill (English b. 1961) oil on canvas of the H.M.S. Victory at Anchor off the Sea Wall at Portsmouth signed and dated... ?
• SCHREVE & CO. MAKERS STERLING SERVING
  SCHREVE & CO. MAKERS STERLING SERVING TRAY engraved motto ''Spes Anchora Vitae'' (Hope is the anchor of life). Dimensions: 17''L x 13.5''W. Weight: 30.2 troy ozs.
• PAIR OF MINIATURES ON IVORY. American
  PAIR OF MINIATURES ON IVORY. American or English first quarter-19th century. Finely painted husband and wife in matching gold-colored locket frames. In the back are pieces of opalescent glass with locks of hair and blue glass ovals backed with stamped foil. Each blue oval has an anchor of seed pearls. The woman's frame has separated but the pieces are intact with minimal damage. The man's frame is still together but the hair and anchor are damaged with loss and the ivory has an age split. Both are in fitted leather cases 3 3/4''h. The man's frame was not taken apart & examined to minimize loss & damage. There is only the front glass. There is one large crack on the man that runs the length of the ivory by his face and through his shirt.