A few examples of appraisal values for
ANTIQUE CREAM SQUAT PITCHER

• A Hand Decorated Porcelain Cream
  A Hand Decorated Porcelain Cream Pitcher The unmarked squat porcelain pitcher has lobed sides foliate scrolled handle undulating rim. Hand decorated with multicolor flowers surrounded by elaborate gilt patterns. Apprx. 4"H to the top of the handle.
• English Sterling Silver Cream
  English Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher, second quarter 19th century, in the French First Empire style, the sides with oval medallions featuring bas-relief figures of cupid at his labors, the circular foot with an "Antique Bead" rim, the hallmarks and maker's mark worn to the point of illegibility, h. 6", 10.55 t. oz.
• Black transfer printed and hand
  Black transfer printed and hand painted creamware pitcher late 18th/early 19th century Of elongated ovoid form decorated with hand-painted coat of arms on one side and the "Farmers Arms" and floral sprig on reverse; another sprig of flowers under spout. H: 9 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Roger T. Powers Collection, Baltimore, Maryland Crack Radiating downward from rim, approx. 7 in. Star crack to lower right of handle. Three chips to spout (discoloration surrounding chips). Some scratches and enamel loss particularly to coat of arms
• Attractive Paris Porcelain Footed
  Attractive Paris Porcelain Footed Cream Pitcher, first quarter 19th century, in the neoclassical taste, the shoulder decorated with stylized flowering vines in gilt, with green berries and alternating blue and green columbine-like flowerheads, h. 7", w. 5".
• An English Sterling Silver Cream
  An English Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher London 1851 The pitcher stands apprx. 5-3/4"H on a scrolled footed base and with a scrolling handle interior with gold wash monogrammed marked underneath with London marks date mark for 1851. Weighs apprx. 8.26 toz. Maker's mark SH over DC.
• Eleven majolica cream pitchers late
  Eleven majolica cream pitchers late 19th c. together with a covered sugar bowl tallest - 5 3/4". ?
• Roseville Creamware Arts & Crafts
  Roseville Creamware Arts & Crafts pottery lemonade set. Unmarked. Pitcher: 6 3/4"H. Small chip to base of one cup, firing line under pitcher handle.
• (2) English baluster form cream
  (2) English baluster form cream pitchers, mid 18th century, obscured marks, 4" h, 5.7 TO Estimate $200-300
• Majolica Corn Creamer and Pitcher
  Majolica Corn Creamer and Pitcher unmarked creamer 4 1/2''h 2 chips on the base top of handle is bruised hairline down rim and edge of rim is bruised pitcher 7 5/8''h base has chip tip of handle is bruised tip of spout is chipped.
• FIVE-COLOR RAINBOW SPATTER CREAM
  FIVE-COLOR RAINBOW SPATTER CREAM PITCHER, 19TH C.Five-color rainbow spatter cream pitcher, 19th c. , 6 1/4" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Crows foot and 1 1/2'' hairline visible on interior of body, 2'' hairline at handle.
• VINTAGE MID-CENTURY MODERN
  VINTAGE MID-CENTURY MODERN PITCHERCeramic decorative pitcher with tall spout and squat body. White textured exterior glaze. Original USA impressed to base. Dimensions: 14"H Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age related wear. Minor hairline crack to handle.
• ROYAL DOULTON KINGSWARE CREAM
  ROYAL DOULTON KINGSWARE CREAM PITCHERBrown glazed designed in high relief of an old lady on a rocking chair making tea. Royal Doulton backstamp. Issued: Early 20th c. Dimensions: 2.75"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Provenance: David Bearman Collection
• ANTIQUE STONEWARE MILK PITCHER 19th
  ANTIQUE STONEWARE MILK PITCHER 19th century, Pennsylvania with impressed 1 1/2 capacity mark, brushed cobalt leafy design to either side of the spout above a stylized tulip, leafy fronds decorate wither side of the handle, tooled rim and base.
• 19TH C. MOCHA CREAMWARE POURING
  19TH C. MOCHA CREAMWARE POURING PITCHER. An early 19th C. creamware pouring pitcher with earthworm, seaweed and cat’s eye decoration, in light blue, black and reddish brown glaze, 8”H x 9”L spout to handle.
• PEWTER CREAM PITCHER, MID 18TH
  PEWTER CREAM PITCHER, MID 18TH C.Henry Joseph (London, England), pewter cream pitcher, mid 18th c., on tripod base, 3 3/4". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• ANTIQUE AMERICAN OVOID REDWARE
  ANTIQUE AMERICAN OVOID REDWARE PITCHEREarly 19th CenturyIn light brown glaze. Strap handle. Height 12.''
• American coin silver cream pitcher,
  American coin silver cream pitcher, unmarked, 8.28 TO, 6 1/4" h, small creases Estimate $100-150
• American Sterling Silver
  American Sterling Silver Quatrepodal Cream Pitcher, in the Georgian style,first quarter 20th century, h. 4-1/4".
• AMERICAN STERLING PAUL REVERE STYLE
  AMERICAN STERLING PAUL REVERE STYLE CREAM PITCHERModern. Marked Poole. Serpentine outlined with a loop handle. 10.1 oz.Height 4.5 in. Diameter at rim 3.5 in.
• Decorated Pitcher tan green and red
  Decorated Pitcher tan green and red 5''h pitting in the glaze throughout along with several bruises around the lip and base.
• Cranberry glass pitchers;
  Cranberry glass pitchers; coinspot pitcher with ruffled edge and clear applied handle, along with cranberry creamer. Pitcher: 9 1/2"H. Both in very good condition.
• MOTTLE GLAZED REDWARE POTTERY CREAM
  MOTTLE GLAZED REDWARE POTTERY CREAM PITCHER.19th Century Mottle Glazed Redware Pottery Cream Pitcher. Bulbous form with applied loop handle. 5-1/4"h. Condition: : Good with edge chips. Condition: Condition: : Good with edge chips.
• Group of five antique decorative
  Group of five antique decorative pitchers; Creil-Montereau monk milk pitcher, France c. 1880's: light wear around rim, minor glaze scuffing, light wear around base rim; Staffordshire porcelain Toby Pitcher, 19th Century: minor glaze flake on wig, interior irregular glazing, glaze crackle on base; Staffordshire porcelain Toby Pitcher, Ben Franklin in white: chipped left foot, chipped interior spout, age wear at base; Samuel Alcock "Naomi and Her Daughters-In-Law" porcelain ewer in white salt glaze and pewter lid, c. 1840's: hairline cracks on handle, light age wear at base; leathered thermos pitcher c. 1940's; chipped finish on neck, chipped finish on base, light age wear; largest L 5" W 5" H 11" (Approx.)
• TWO ENGLISH PEARLWARE CREAM
  TWO ENGLISH PEARLWARE CREAM PITCHERS. First quarter-19th century, possibly Leeds. Both have multicolored floral banded decoration. Taller is 4.75 "h and smaller pitcher is 4"h.
• Twenty Lusterware Pitchers and
  Twenty Lusterware Pitchers and Creamers 19th Century including one pitcher with transfer text and images; many examples with hand-painted decoration. Height of tallest 8 7/8 inches.
• ASSYRIAN HEAD TROPHY PRESENTATION
  ASSYRIAN HEAD TROPHY PRESENTATION PITCHER PLUS CREAM & ...Three (3) silver plated items, all in the rare Assyrian Head pattern by Rogers, Smith & Company, including one (1) insulated water pitcher, one (1) sugar bowl with lid, and one (1) creamer. Pitcher is engraved with presentation, 7TH FALL REGATTA SEPT. 22 1888 FIRST PRIZE CLASS 4 WON BY SLOOP STRANGER. All pieces with maker's marks on the base. Ranging in size from 2 1/2" H to 12" H. Late 19th century. The Collection of Dr. Joe Newsom Rawlings, Davisboro, Georgia. Condition: All pieces in overall good condition with light general use wear. Water pitcher with a few scattered dents to body and one to the base edge.
• BROWN JASPERWARE; SYRUP PITCHER &
  BROWN JASPERWARE; SYRUP PITCHER & CREAM PITCHER English, second half 19th century. Group of two jasperware pitchers comprising of one syrup grape vine motif pitcher and one figural cupid motif cream pitcher. One unmarked and one with pattern number to underside. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant, Jr., Chattanooga, TN. Approx. h. 5" (tallest), h. 4" (smallest).
• An English Stoneware Pottery Pint
  An English Stoneware Pottery Pint Ale Pitcher 19th century having a pronounced spout on a round foot; glazed with a wide brown band at the top above a cream glaze with a hunting scene in low relief. Height 5 inches.
• VINTAGE STEUBEN GLASS SUGAR BOWL
  VINTAGE STEUBEN GLASS SUGAR BOWL & CREAM PITCHERVintage Steuben Glass "Snail-Scroll" Sugar Bowl and Cream Pitcher , etched marks, models #7941 and #7942, designed 1947 by Irene Benton, h. 3 1/4 in., w. 5 1/2 in. and w. 5 1/4 in. (2 pcs.)
• Collection of Three American
  Collection of Three American Blue-Sponged White-Glazed Stoneware Pitchers, third quarter 19th century, comprised of a sparrow-beaked pot-bellied example, a cylindrical example and a similar, slightly larger cylindrical example, h. 6-3/4" to 7".
• Black transfer-printed and enameled
  Black transfer-printed and enameled creamware pitcher attributed to herculaneum pottery, early 19th century Of elongated ovoid form, decorated with views of sailors, 'Tom Truelove Going to Sea' and reverse 'Jack Spritsail Coming on Shore' with compass star under spout. H: 10 1/8 in. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Harry Wetherstine, Germantown, PA. ,500-2,500 Minor wear to top edge and along base.
• MOCHA CREAM PITCHER, 19TH C.Mocha
  MOCHA CREAM PITCHER, 19TH C.Mocha cream pitcher, 19th c. , with fan decoration on a cream ground, 3 1/2" h. Provenance: Skinner, April 1, 2021, lot 1533; The Estate of Robert J. Bergelson. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Handle and spout repaired, two 1" hairlines to rim.
• Two Rose Medallion hog nose
  Two Rose Medallion hog nose creamers, two pitchers (tallest 6"h) and a teapot, all circa 1850 Condition: Wear to paint, minor chips
• Redware slip decorated pitcher. 8''
  Redware slip decorated pitcher. 8'' Ht.
• VINTAGE DOUBLE SIDED LARGE
  VINTAGE DOUBLE SIDED LARGE CHARACTER PITCHERFeaturing unique handcrafted cream colored pouring jar. No backstamps or maker marks. #doublesided #jug #pitcher Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 7.5"H" H
• Transfer-printed and polychromed
  Transfer-printed and polychromed creamware commemorative Pitcher early 19th century Decorated with "The Memory of Washington and the Proscribed Patriots of America" (McCauley No. 192), the obverse with "Success to America whose Militia is better that Standing Armies..." ( McCauley No. 178), with Jefferson Quotation, Anno Domini 1802 (McCauley No. 155) under spout. H: 8 1/4 in. PROVENANCE: Roger T. Powers Collection, Baltimore, Maryland chips to spout, rim