A few examples of appraisal values for
SOWING SEEDS

• ROYAL DOULTON ART DECO HARRY ALLEN VASEArtist
  ROYAL DOULTON ART DECO HARRY ALLEN VASEArtist signed. A farmer sowing seeds with his dog. Pink, purple. This is a beautiful early 20th century Royal Doulton vase, decorated with a pastoral scene of a farmer and his dog, sowing seeds near sunset. A spectacular colorway with subtle shades of purple, pink, orange and naturalistic colors. The artist, Harry Allen, is associated with many of Doulton's most famous series. Gilt decoration to base. Stamped ROYAL DOULTON. Artist: Harry Allen Issued: c. 1920 Dimensions: 8"H x 3.75"W Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England
• 2 PAIRS OF BRONZE BOOKENDS TWO PAIRS
  2 PAIRS OF BRONZE BOOKENDS TWO PAIRS OF BRONZE BOOKENDS, TERRIERS AND PEASANTS SOWING SEEDS; 5.5"H X 3.5"W
• HENRI DESIRE GAUQUIE (FRENCH, 1858-1927),
  HENRI DESIRE GAUQUIE (FRENCH, 1858-1927), BRONZE FIGURE OF LE SEMEUR (FARMER SOWING SEEDS) 24 1/2 X 10 X 15 IN. (62.2 X 25.4 X 38.1 CM.)HENRI DESIRE GAUQUIE (FRENCH, 1858-1927), BRONZE FIGURE OF LE SEMEUR (FARMER SOWING SEEDS), signed H. Gauquie, with foundry pastille VRAI BRONZE GARANTI PARIS Dimensions: 24 1/2 x 10 x 15 in. (62.2 x 25.4 x 38.1 cm.)
• ART DECO BRONZE URNArt Deco Bronze Urn,
  ART DECO BRONZE URNArt Deco Bronze Urn, early 20th c., circular handles, relief mounts of a farmer sowing seeds and one with a scythe, h. 11 in., dia. 6 3/4 in. Provenance: Williamson-LeBlanc Collection, Cornstalk Fence House, New Orleans
• SIX BERLIN (K.P.M.) PORCELAIN MINIATURE
  SIX BERLIN (K.P.M.) PORCELAIN MINIATURE ZODIAC FIGURES OF BOYS AND A SEVENTH BERLIN (K.P.M.) FIGURE EMBLEMATIC OF DECEMBERSIX BERLIN (K.P.M.) PORCELAIN MINIATURE ZODIAC FIGURES OF BOYS AND A SEVENTH BERLIN (K.P.M.) FIGURE EMBLEMATIC OF DECEMBER, German, 20th Century, blue scepter and iron-red orb marks, all with black painted 140/262 and crescent marks, all modeled standing, including Virgo holding a bundle of wheat and a scythe, two of Libra holding a hat filled with flowers, one of Taurus sowing seeds, two of Sagittarius holding a rifle and a game bird, all on square bases, a card identifying their Astrological sign at each foot, the seventh December wielding an axe and holding a wine goblet, labeled on the base, h: 4.5 in. (the tallest) (7)
• World Wars I and II Posters American,
  World Wars I and II Posters American, 1918-1942, two World War I chromolithographs promoting war gardens, published by the National War Garden Commission: "What are YOU doing? The Kaiser is Canned -- Can Food", by J. Paul Verrees, labeled canned vegetables and jar containing the Kaiser's head, 32-7/8 x 22 in., chipping, tears, tacking gum verso; "Will you have a part in Victory?", by James Montgomery Flagg, Columbia (or Lady Liberty) sowing seeds in a field, 32-7/8 x 21-7/8 in., chipping, tears, foxing; World War I color block print and chromolithograph recruitment poster, "Columbia Calls, Enlist Now for U.S. Army", depicting Columbia holding sword and American flag, after painting by V. Aderente, with poem by Frances Adams Halsted, designed and printed by Halsted, 25-3/4 x 15-7/8 in., foxing; World War II chromolithograph map, "Defense Map of the United States", depicting the United States with symbols representing military and economic resources, border with military insignias, artillery, aircraft and battleship illustrations, published by C.S. Hammond & Co., 31-7/8 x 22 in., (four pieces),
• BRIDE'S BOX. American or European
  BRIDE'S BOX. American or European mid 19th century bentwood. Oval with laced seams and original dark blue ground with floral design and a farmer sowing seeds on the lid. Branded heart with ''ICE'' on the bottom. Imperfections 7 1/2''h. 18''w. Split in the lid missing laces and some insect damage on lid. Some overall wear.
• Adriene Etienne Gaudez (French 1848-1902)
  Adriene Etienne Gaudez (French 1848-1902) the sower Bronze, dark brown patina, modeled as a semi-nude man sowing seeds, raised on a circular base, inscribed 'Gaudez'. H: 33 in. - lacquered surface - good condition - late 19th century