A few examples of appraisal values for
COBALT BLUE BOWL

• A SEVRES STYLE BRONZE MOUNTED JARDINIERE
  A SEVRES STYLE BRONZE MOUNTED JARDINIERE A Sevres style bronze mounted jardiniere, having a pierced rim, above lion form mounts, with floral swag accents, continuing to the cobalt blue bowl, with a white interior, and rising on a footed base, 12"h x 22"w
• SHELLEY BONE CHINA ART DECO IRIDESCENT
  SHELLEY BONE CHINA ART DECO IRIDESCENT LUSTRE DOG BOWLExtremely rare, unrecorded cobalt blue bowl with exquisite lustrous glazed finish. Encircling whimsical Scottish motto DINNA KEEP A DOG AND BARK YERSEL. SHELLEY backstamp. #ShelleyBoneChina #BritishCeramics #Lustre #Iridescence #MansBestFriend #BoneChina #WaterBowl #ArtDeco Issued: c. 1940 Dimensions: 3"H x 6.75"W Manufacturer: Shelley Bone China Country of Origin: England
• SHELLEY BONE CHINA ART DECO IRIDESCENT
  SHELLEY BONE CHINA ART DECO IRIDESCENT LUSTRE DOG BOWLExtremely rare, unrecorded cobalt blue bowl with exquisite lustrous glazed finish. Encircling whimsical Scottish motto DINNA KEEP A DOG AND BARK YERSEL. SHELLEY backstamp. #ShelleyBoneChina #BritishCeramics #Lustre #Iridescence #MansBestFriend #BoneChina #WaterBowl #ArtDeco
• (8 PC) MORGANTOWN COBALT BLUE GOBLETSDESCRIPTION:
  (8 PC) MORGANTOWN COBALT BLUE GOBLETSDESCRIPTION: Eight Morgantown glasses with golf ball stems and cobalt blue bowls. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: D: 3.25" H: 6.75" Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS(305)-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• THREE PIECES OF PISGAH FOREST MASONIC
  THREE PIECES OF PISGAH FOREST MASONIC POTTERY(Arden, North Carolina, 1921-1962) light blue glazed vase, white glazed interior, applied cameo masonic double head eagle at neck, another masons symbol on opposite side of neck, "To My Good Friend and Brother Dr. S.S. Fay 33" and "Stephen-1959" in applied script to lower body of vase, "Long Pine" mark and five slash's on base, 7 in.; cobalt blue glazed bowl, pink glazed interior, applied "Asheville Scottish Rite" triangular double headed eagle emblem, "32" in blue at pinnacle, "potter at wheel" mark on base dated "1949", 2-1/4 x 4-3/4 in.; light blue glazed presentation pen holder, pink glazed interior, applied cameo plaque for "C.C. Rickey, G.H.P., 1947-48" and "Keystone", indiscernible "Stephen" mark on base, 3 in. Note: Asheville Scottish Rite cobalt blue bowl pictured on page 157 of Leftwich, Rodney Henderson, and Tim Barnwell. Pisgah Forest and Nonconnah: The Potteries of Walter B. Stephen. Bradenton, Fla: Marlin Media Pub, 2006. Provenance: North Carolina Collection Condition: glaze voids and anomalies as made, tiny hairline to rim of masonic bowl above pinnacle, base edge wear, base edge wear
• JIM KINGWELL ICEFIRE ART GLASS 'ZINGER'
  JIM KINGWELL ICEFIRE ART GLASS 'ZINGER' PLATTERContemporary art glass "Zinger" platter, signed underfoot Kingwell Icefire (Jim Kingwell, American, 20th c.), Icefire Glassworks, cobalt blue bowl, on a clear foot, numbered 08053101, approx 5.75"h, 30.5"l, 9.5"w, 6.25lbs **Provenance: From the private collection of entrepreneur and philanthropist Milton Verret (Texas, b.1951)**
• Three Chinese Glass Vessels LATE 18TH-19TH
  Three Chinese Glass Vessels LATE 18TH-19TH CENTURY ??? ???????????????????????? the first a bowl with rounded slightly flaring walls, overlaid in cobalt to the white body with a design of immortals in a landscape. The second a bulbous jar of opaque white glass overlaid with cobalt, the rounded sides decorated with ovoid reserves enclosing floral paneled scenes, and a transparent cobalt blue bowl carved with phoenix. Diameter of largest bowl 6 3/4 in., 17.1 cm. Property from the Halim Time & Glass Museum, Evanston, Illinois
• COLLECTION OF FIVE PIECES OF SWEDISH
  COLLECTION OF FIVE PIECES OF SWEDISH ART GLASS: SVENSKT GLAS, RORSTRAND, AND KOSTA BODACOLLECTION OF FIVE PIECES OF SWEDISH ART GLASS: SVENSKT GLAS, RORSTRAND, AND KOSTA BODA, the first, Svenskt Glas, of high-shouldered vase form, with a short, narrow neck, with diagonal filigran blue threads, incised signature under foot and label to sides, h: 12 in.; a Rorstrand vase of mottled cobalt blue with gilt rim and three gilt crowns, inscribed signature under foot, h: 8 in.; a Kosta Boda small orange bowl with brown foot, signed and numbered under foot, the vase with flaring pale blue-textured sides and wavy rim and scattered small inclusions, tag to body, h: 3.25 in.; a larger cobalt blue bowl with clear rim and the sides with colorful inclusions and gilt patch, inscribed signature under foot, dia: 6 in.; and a Kosta Boda cylindrical iridescent and textured sides on oval base, wavy rims, decal to body and signed and numbered under base, h: 8 in. (5)
• VAL ST LAMBERT BOWLS, SET OF 11 Cobalt
  VAL ST LAMBERT BOWLS, SET OF 11 Cobalt blue bowls, set of 11, with blue cut to clear dots and serrated pattern. Not marked.
• TWO ART GLASS BOWLS: the first having
  TWO ART GLASS BOWLS: the first having green heart-shaped leafage rising from a stylized pond motif jar-shaped height 5.20'' incised Stephen Fellerman underfoot; and an iridescent cobalt blue bowl in the manner of Steuben with calcite exterior diameter 4.25'' height 2.50''. The glass is in very good condition with minimal wear and no visible chips or cracks.
• Cobalt blue glass vase with silver overlaid
  Cobalt blue glass vase with silver overlaid tennis player 8.25"h. and a cobalt blue bowl with silver rim 9.5"dia.
• * A Pair of Peking Glass Cobalt Blue
  * A Pair of Peking Glass Cobalt Blue Bowls each of square tapering form and raised on a recessed square foot. Height 4 1/4 inches.
• A Noritake oval two handled dish with
  A Noritake oval two handled dish with roses and gilt enrichments 26 x 19 cm also a cobalt blue bowl 15 cm diameter by Jimeneau.