A few examples of appraisal values for
HEYWOOD AND WAKEFIELD CO NO 8

• Set of six Heywood Wakefield (branded
  Set of six Heywood Wakefield (branded on underside) chairs (one arm). 18'' Seat Ht. 33'' Overall Ht.
• HEYWOOD BROTHERS WAKEFIELD CO.
  HEYWOOD BROTHERS WAKEFIELD CO. WICKER HIGH CHAIR,no. 6306S in the 1898 catalog. Original natural finish. Ornate back with a swing out tray. Pressed cane seat with maple frame. Excellent condition. 42" high, 19" wide, 20" deep. Along with a Victorian wicker lift top child's sewing basket, fair condition with losses to wicker and wrapping. 13" high, 8" diameter. Provenance: Mary Jean McLaughlin Collection.
• VICTORIAN WICKER PLANT STAND, HEYWOOD
  VICTORIAN WICKER PLANT STAND, HEYWOOD BROSWakefield Co, ca. 1898. Newer white paint. Overall good condition. 28 1/2" high, top measures 13 1/2" x 13 1/2". Provenance: Mary Jean McLaughlin Collection.
• Four Heywood Wakefield teak Windsor
  Four Heywood Wakefield teak Windsor chairs; bentwood back, paper label. 34"H. x 22"W. x 17"D. Good condition, minor wear, soiled cushions.
• Pair Heywood Wakefield Wheat twin
  Pair Heywood Wakefield Wheat twin beds. Headboard; 35"H x 58"W. Very good condition.
• WICKER PHOTOGRAPHER'S CHAIR, HEYWOOD
  WICKER PHOTOGRAPHER'S CHAIR, HEYWOOD BROS.Wakefield Co., ca. 1898. Heart shaped back, rolled arms, woven sloping seat. Painted white. 38" high, 43" wide, 18" deep. Excellent condition. Provenance: Mary Jean McLaughlin Collection.
• Five 19th c. Staffordshire cottages
  Five 19th c. Staffordshire cottages largest 8.5"h.
• Victorian Lithograph of Wakefield
  Victorian Lithograph of Wakefield birthplace of George Washington image area 16'' x 20'' ornate frame.
• HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD. Midcentury Bed
  HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD. Midcentury Bed Set. Chest-53"w x 19"d x 24"h, mirror-29"h x 41"w, pair of end tables-20"w x 16"d x 26"h, and a bed. In great original condition. From a Nanuet estate.
• VICTORIAN WICKER MUSIC STAND, LATE
  VICTORIAN WICKER MUSIC STAND, LATE 19TH C.Attrib. Heywood Brothers Wakefield Co. The stand has its original natural finish. 26" high, 16 1/2" wide, 14" deep. Good original condition. Provenance: Mary Jean McLaughlin Collection.
• HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD, THREE FOLDING
  HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD, THREE FOLDING THEATER CHAIRS Early 20th century, mixed woods, double seat form, labeled.
• Lot over 20 misc. antique reference
  Lot over 20 misc. antique reference books including ''Heywood-Wakefield...'' (Rouland) Modernism magazines ''Fishing Lures Collectibles'' (Murphy & Edminsten) arts and crafts auction catalogs fishing collectable books etc.
• A vintage Heywood Wakefield birch
  A vintage Heywood Wakefield birch two-tier corner stand, with curved top shelf, legs with splint wrappings, stamped on underside. 22”H x 29.5”L x 30”W Condition: minor ring stain to top, some scuffing CT Transfer Fee $20
• Assembled set of eight 19th c.
  Assembled set of eight 19th c. nine spindle (2 arms) hoopback Windsor chairs. One painted.
• HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD. Midcentury Blonde
  HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD. Midcentury Blonde Wood Bed Set. Mirror-35"h x 51"w, bed, 2 chests- 38"w x 19"d x 39"h & 56"w x 19"d x 30"h, and end table-20"w x 16"h x 24"h. In great original condition. From a Nanuet estate.
• Advertising. Poster - Lockwood
  Advertising. Poster - Lockwood Brewery Huddersfield Estd. 1795 Proprietors Bentley & Shaw Limited, c1900, lithograph in colour, printed by Sir Joseph Causton & Sons Ltd London, 71.5 x 97.5cm, contemporary oak frame and two enamel advertising signs - Brooke Bond Dividend Tea and (unsigned) pictorial beers, wines and spirits (3) More Information Poster with vertical stains from backboards and slightly creased, long undisturbed in frame with wooden backboards
• TWO VICTORIAN STYLE WHITE WICKER
  TWO VICTORIAN STYLE WHITE WICKER ROCKERS AND A HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD ARMCHAIRTWO VICTORIAN STYLE WHITE WICKER ROCKERS AND A HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD ARMCHAIR, the chair with serpentine crest rail surmounted by extended splat and resting on splayed legs, h: 45 x w: 23.5 x d: 18 in.; one rocker with demilune crest rail over continuous arms, h: 44 x w: 34 x d: 20.5 in.; and one rocker with curved crest rail and continuous arms over wooden seat and openwork skirt, h: 38.5 x w: 34.5 x d: 19 in. (3) Provenance: Southampton Estate Location: Call for appointment to view at Potomack's 2034 Eisenhower Avenue location (located behind One Life Fitness).
• A vintage Heywood Wakefield birch
  A vintage Heywood Wakefield birch two-tier round stand with splint wrapped legs, stamped on underside. 26.75”H x 21” dia. Condition: very good CT Transfer Fee $10
• Beswick Woodpecker 1218 Matt and
  Beswick Woodpecker 1218 Matt and a Cuckoo 2315 (2)
• Set of eight 19th/20th c. assembled
  Set of eight 19th/20th c. assembled firehouse style Windsor chairs in yellow paint.
• MODERN BEDROOM SET. Heywood Wakefield
  MODERN BEDROOM SET. Heywood Wakefield Massachusetts 20th century maple. Sculptura pattern with the champagne finish. Includes a headboard with shelf 37''h. a low dresser with mirror 66''h. a four-drawer chest 39 1/2''h. and a side table 25''h.
• An oak eight-day longcase clock,
  An oak eight-day longcase clock, the inlaid case with swan neck to the hood fitted a painted dial signed M Worcester Wednesbury
• THREE-PIECE MID-CENTURY MODERN
  THREE-PIECE MID-CENTURY MODERN KOHINOOR BEDROOM FURNITURE SET Heywood-Wakefield Furniture Co. Garden Mass. c. 1958 the set comprising: M140 double bed with rails M142 4-drawer chest M144 6-drawer dresser. All three pieces are of solid maple construction with original Champagne finish.
• Beswick Woodpecker 1218
  Beswick Woodpecker 1218
• Five assorted chairs to include
  Five assorted chairs to include three Windsors and a pair of Hitchcocks together with pine bed steps. ?
• SET OF EIGHT WINDSOR CHAIRS. Bill
  SET OF EIGHT WINDSOR CHAIRS. Bill Wallack York County Pennsylvania 20th century. Two armchairs and six side chairs all with distressed yellow paint. 38.25''h. Condition good having no signs of damage or repairs.
• English watercolor of the village
  English watercolor of the village Heston-Middlesex eleven miles from London signed indistinctly. 16"x10.25"
• A mid 18th century oak eight-day
  A mid 18th century oak eight-day longcase clock the 10 inch brass dial signed George Hewett Marlborough (recorded circa 1720-1769) 6ft 5in. Estimate ?400-600 Case a little battered with hood frieze held on with tape and some losses to the crossbanding of both the door and the box base dial oxidised steel hands similarly so. Later wooden catch fitted to the secure trunk door base raised on old but still later feet overall appears to have been untouched for many years and will require restoration no key pendulum or weights. Possible marriage Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?750
• W. A. S. Wakefield (American 20th
  W. A. S. Wakefield (American 20th Century) Expansive western landscape with distant mountains. Oil on canvasboard signed in the lower left corner apprx. 15" x 19" framed in a rustic finish wood frame overall apprx. 16-1/2" x 20-1/2". Stamped verso "31 Mar 1948".
• An Antique American Wicker Photographer's
  An Antique American Wicker Photographer's Chair late 19th c. possibly Heywood Wakefield tall shaped tapered back rounded seat latticework skirt spiral twist legs and stiles stretcher.
• Walter Fryer Stocks (1842-1915)/The
  Walter Fryer Stocks (1842-1915)/The Robin Hood in Sir Charles Wolsley's Park, Staffordshire/signed/gouache, 22cm x 32.5cm/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson
• Beswick Green Woodpwecker 1218
  Beswick Green Woodpwecker 1218
• HOWARD COOK (AMERICAN 1901-1980)
  HOWARD COOK (AMERICAN 1901-1980) THE VILLAGE Wood engraving: 7 1/2 x 12 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered in graphite: 75; lower right signed in graphite: Howard Cook
• Eight artists folios/publications:
  Eight artists folios/publications: works by Nelson Howe, Michael Peel, John Furnival, Ronald King, Geoffrey Chaucer, Ian Tyson, Kevin Power, John Christie, all hand signed. Property of the Hickory Museum of Art, Hickory, North Carolina.
• English Hepplewhite inlaid oak
  English Hepplewhite inlaid oak tall case clock c.1800 with eight-day works. 85''h.
• HOWARD COOK (AMERICAN 1901-1980)
  HOWARD COOK (AMERICAN 1901-1980) THE VILLAGE Wood engraving: 7 1/2 x 12 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered in graphite: 75; lower right signed in graphite: Howard Cook