A few examples of appraisal values for
BLACK AND WHITE CAT

• 19TH C. STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY CATSEngland
  19TH C. STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY CATSEngland circa 1840, consisting of a black and white cat seated upon an oval base, measuring 3.5" high, a tortoiseshell cat seated upon a molded green base, measuring 3.5" high, together with a cat decorated with yellow and black spot painted detail seated upon a conforming base, measuring 3.75" high.
• CAST IRON SEATED CAT DOORSTOP WITH ORIGINAL
  CAST IRON SEATED CAT DOORSTOP WITH ORIGINAL PAINT EARLY 20TH CENTURY HEIGHT 12.75".CAST IRON SEATED CAT DOORSTOP WITH ORIGINAL PAINT, Early 20th Century, Black and white cat with green eyes. Dimensions: Height 12.75". Provenance: The Collection of Bob & Nancy Skinner.
• ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINE, BLACK CAT DA194Black
  ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINE, BLACK CAT DA194Black and white cat style 3, designed by Martyn Alcock. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: 1992 Dimensions: 2.5"L x 2.25"W x 3.75"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Condition: Age related wear.
• JEAN-PAUL BONNET SCULPTURE OF A CAT(French,
  JEAN-PAUL BONNET SCULPTURE OF A CAT(French, 20th century) A Black and White Cat with Green Eyes, stamped on proper right hip with circular mark comprising a conjoined monogram "JPB", glazed and painted or slip decorated stoneware, 11-1/8 x 8 x 6-1/2 in. Note: Jean-Paul Bonnet was a close collaborator with Roger Capron and his wife Jacotte for forty six years. Provenance: Property from the John B. Schorsch Collection Condition: good condition
• A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE BLACK AND WHITE
  A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE BLACK AND WHITE CATS Late 19th century, seated on a cushion with gilt bows, later export stamps to underside.
• A GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURESA group
  A GROUP OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURESA group of Staffordshire figures, 20th Century or earlier Comprising a pair of large spaniel figures, a woman on a horse, a dog with sleeping child vase, a pair of black and white cats, a seated spaniel, and a pair of diminutive seated spaniels, 9 pieces Largest: 13.75" H x 11" W x 5" D Dimensions: Largest: 13.75" H x 11" W x 5" D
• FIVE STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC FIGURESFive
  FIVE STAFFORDSHIRE CERAMIC FIGURESFive Staffordshire ceramic figures, 20th Century or earlier Comprising a pastoral couple vase, a group of two cavalier King Charles spaniels with keg, a vase with two dogs in front of a tree trunk, and a pair of black and white cats, 5 pieces Largest: 9.75" H x 6.25" W x 3" D Dimensions: Largest: 9.75" H x 6.25" W x 3" D
• TWO ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CATS. Mid
  TWO ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CATS. Mid 19th century. Near pair of black and white cats seated on pillows. One has glued base. 7"h.
• SOVIET LOMONOSOV FACTORY PORCELAIN FIGURE,
  SOVIET LOMONOSOV FACTORY PORCELAIN FIGURE, THE COOK AND THE CATSOVIET LOMONOSOV FACTORY PORCELAIN FIGURE, THE COOK AND THE CAT, Leningrad, circa 1940-1950, blue printed LFZ Cyrillic and first quality mark, painted 24 and incised workman's marks, the model designed by V. Michalev, the cook modeled leaning on a wooden barrel, his right hand gesturing, at his feet a black and white cat dines on stolen chicken meat, the oval base edged in gilt, h: 7.5 in. Provenance: Estate of Ronald Sperling Literature: The composition for this model is based on an 1812 fable written by Ivan Krylov. In the story, the cook fails to take action and stop the thief. He solely lectures the cat as he finishes the meal. The parable being that "words are wasted when it's time for action".
• Addison Industries Limited "Waterfall"
  Addison Industries Limited "Waterfall" R5A1radio with marbleized black and white catalin chassis, s# 85021, circa 1946/7. 6"h x 10.5"w x 5"d Condition: Missing back panel, 2 small cracks on front white dial, cord damaged. NOTE: WAI does not guarantee radios to be complete or in working order.
• TWO MATCHED PAIRS OF STAFFORDSHIRE CATS
  TWO MATCHED PAIRS OF STAFFORDSHIRE CATS 20th century; a pair of calico cats seated on pillows and similar black and white cats, 7 1/2 in. H.
• KIYOSHI SAITO MODERN CAT WOODBLOCK PRINT
  KIYOSHI SAITO MODERN CAT WOODBLOCK PRINT Japan,1907-1997Depiction of a stylized black and white cat with gray textured haunches against a mottled cherry color background.
• American Folk Art Portrait of a Child
  American Folk Art Portrait of a Child with Catoil on canvas (lined) unsigned full length portrait of a young boy in white gown shown seated with a black and white cat in his lap presented in the likely original gilt composition frame the top stretcher inscribed ''Katherine Ball (?) Mrs. Amos Burr.''SS 29.25 x 23.5 in.; DOA 37.75 x 32 in.Scattered chipping to the frame; craquelure with some associated cupping; black light inspection reveals approximately 50-60% re-touch to the painting including a large amount to the sitter's face and neck (excluding the eyes).Collection of Mary Sparger Mt. Airy NC
• Staffordshire black and white cat 19th
  Staffordshire black and white cat 19th c. seated on a pink cushion base. 7h.
• Lorna Bailey Limited Edition Comical
  Lorna Bailey Limited Edition Comical Cats Black and White Cat with Pumpkin and green Cat with Pumpkin (2)
• Lorna Bailey Prototype Comical Cats
  Lorna Bailey Prototype Comical Cats Smiling Yellow and Black Cat and Seated Black and White Cat 2003 (2)
• Lorna Bailey Prototype Comical Cats
  Lorna Bailey Prototype Comical Cats Red Mane Cat and Seated Black and White Cat and marked prototype to the base Limited Editions (2)
• Lorna Bailey Black and White Cat Stretching
  Lorna Bailey Black and White Cat Stretching Ginger Cat and Yellow and Black Cat all Limited Editions (3)
• Beswick Cat 1886 and Doulton Black and
  Beswick Cat 1886 and Doulton Black and White Cat both approx 4'' (2)
• PAIR OF HISTORIC GRANVILLE OHIO SAMPLERS
  PAIR OF HISTORIC GRANVILLE OHIO SAMPLERS AND UNSIGNED SAMPLER. Harriet Warner (Munson) (Woods) and her daughter Martha Mary Munson. Harriet born in Vermont in 1794 worked her sampler in 1808. Her brother Willard was an early resident of Granville. It is not known when Harriet came to Granville but by 1815 she was the second wife of Jeremiah Munson (1780 to 1825) a founder of Granville Ohio. Their daughter Martha Mary born in 1816 made the second sampler in 182[?]. Sixteen-year-old Martha Mary died in 1832 and is buried in the Old Colony Burying Grounds in Granville. Her mother outliving both her only child and husband married Ezekiel S. Woods (1791 to 1880) and died in Newark Ohio in 1884. Both samplers are silk on linen. Harriet Warner's has one set of ABC's a flower eight-point star and a tiny cat by her name date of 1808 and her age. Martha Mary worked several sets of alphabets and a verse ''I love to mark I love to learn and to live well must be my aim'' along with her name and birth date. Mother's: 9''h. 6 3/4''w.; daughter's: 13''h. 11 3/4''w. Together with silk on linen 1830 sampler unsigned with alphabets and numbers floral baskets three-story house and black and white cat looking at a bird perching on a branch. Unframed. 16 1/2''h. 16 1/2''w. Both have even toning.
• FRAMED SAMPLER. Dated 1815 wrought
  FRAMED SAMPLER. Dated 1815 wrought by Sarah Haynes Langtoft. With blackbirds crowns flowers in urns and black and white cats. Probably English. In a frame 20 1/2'' h. 18'' w. Some discoloration and staining fraying and losses along edges.
• F.E. Hathaway Match Safe. From Boston,
  F.E. Hathaway Match Safe.
  From Boston, MA. Nice black and white cat illustration on back. Light to medium wear.
  Condition (Excellent). Size 2 - 3/4" T.
  
• SAMPLER. American 1830 silk on linen
  SAMPLER. American 1830 silk on linen unsigned. Sets of alphabets and numbers floral baskets three-story house and black and white cat looking at a bird perching on a branch. Unframed. 16 1/2''h. 16 1/2''w. Sold at Garth's Thanksgiving sale 2011 lot 664 with two Ohio samplers. Overall toning and edges show evidence of having once been glued down.
• ÉDOUARD MANET (french 1832-1883)
  ÉDOUARD MANET (french 1832-1883) "LES CHATS" 1868-1869. Etching with aquatint. 6 13/16 x 8 3/4 in. [Guerin 52; Harris 64]. Unframed note: This print is from the 1905 edition of 100 published by Alfred Strölin. provenance: Goldmark Gallery, Uppingham, United Kingdom. Private Collection, Arizona. Sheet: 12 9/16 x 17 1/2 in. Matted. Affixed to mat via four plastic framers corner. Slight deckling to all edges. There is a large ''crown'' watermark in paper. There is some soiling in lower left corner margin. There are some areas, within image, where tiny areas of surface level paper is missing. These ''scratched'' areas are present throughout the image. They do seem to be concentrated above the black cat, in the center areas between the cats, and in the surrounding area near the black and white cat by the chair legs.