A few examples of appraisal values for
ASHWORTH BROTHERS

• Good Pair of Ashworth Brothers,
  Good Pair of Ashworth Brothers, Staffordshire, Flow Blue Pottery Dishes, fourth quarter 19th century, the oblong covered two-handled vegetable dishes in the early 19th-century style, in "Ruined Abbey" decor, the bases fully marked in flow blue transfer print, h. 5-1/4", w. 7-1/2", l. 10-1/4".
• American oil on canvas portrait mid
  American oil on canvas portrait mid 19th c. of the Langworth Brothers of Boston Spa NY 30" x 25". Provenance: Harry Hartman. ?
• CIRCA 1865 'JOSEPH AND HIS
  CIRCA 1865 'JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN' BY OWEN JONES. HARDBACK. More Information AF - PLATES ARE LOOSE.
• POTTHAST BROTHERS CHIPPENDALE STYLE
  POTTHAST BROTHERS CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY BENCH 20th century; well carved mahogany frame with shaped skirt, on carved cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet. Branded underneath "Potthast," 18 in. H., 29 in. L., 19 in. D.
• ATTRIBUTED TO AMMI PHILLIPS
  ATTRIBUTED TO AMMI PHILLIPS (AMERICAN): PAIR OF PORTRAITS OF ASHBEL STODDARD (1763-1840) AND PATIENCE BOLLES STODDARD (1762-1841) C. 1812-1813 Oil on canvas unsigned framed. Note: The Stoddards lived in Columbia County NY. Literature: ''The Magazine Antiques '' February 1994 ''Revisiting Ammi Phillips '' by Stacy C. Hollander illustrates plates IV and V. For additional information see Stair Galleries home page. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Gerald Kornblau. 29 x 25 in.
• Saart Brothers (Attlebro, Mass.)
  Saart Brothers (Attlebro, Mass.) sterling silver dresser set including a mirror, brush, and comb, with decorative borders; all marked. Mirror: 13\"L."
• AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY), TWO
  AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY), TWO SILHOUETTES OF MASSACHUSETTS BROTHERS Circa 1830, hollow-cut paper with block print coat and shirt, unsigned, presented in uniform gilt brass clad wood frames, both with later lineage inscriptions to verso identifying the sitters as Parker Lawrence (1798-1835) and Charlie Lawrence (1800-1872) of Pepperell, Massachusetts.
• (BINDINGS HISTORY) AINSWORTH
  (BINDINGS HISTORY) AINSWORTH WILLIAM HARRISON Historical Romances. Philadelphia: George Barrie & Sons n.d. 20 vols. 8vo red cloth lettered in gilt frontispieces t.e.g. Rubbing to cloth; ends bumped; hinges starting on some vols.
• After J Jones/James Ward, Aged 26
  After J Jones/James Ward, Aged 26 Yrs/restrike print, 40cm x 28cm/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson
• Pair of 19th c. Staffordshire
  Pair of 19th c. Staffordshire standing musicians a man and a woman with string instruments. 9"h.
• WARD BROTHERS (MD, STEVE WARD
  WARD BROTHERS (MD, STEVE WARD 1895-1976 AND LEM WARD 1896-1984), CANVASBACK Crisfield, Maryland, circa 1972, carved and painted wood, glass eyes, signatures on the bottom later additions.
• Two pairs of buckskin breeches by E
  Two pairs of buckskin breeches by E Tautz & Sons, Oxford St and two red swallow tail hunting coats, buttons removed
• WEDWORTH WADSWORTH (AMERICAN,
  WEDWORTH WADSWORTH (AMERICAN, 1846-1927), "RIVER VIEW", WATERCOLOR, DEPICTS BIRCH TREES FLANKING PATH BY WINDING RIVER IN SUMMER, SI...Wedworth Wadsworth (American, 1846-1927), "River View", watercolor, depicts birch trees flanking path by winding river in summer, signed lower right, matted and framed behind glass, not examined out of frame, wear consistent with age, ss: 7 1/2" h. x 10 1/2" w.
• Paul Ashbrook (American 1867
  Paul Ashbrook (American 1867 -1949) two signed etchings; one depicting profile of bearded salt in rain slicker smoking pipe signed LL and LR matted and under glass ss: 10'' h. x 8 1/2'' w.; one depicting aged fisherman in cap holding ship in bottle two signatures LR some minimal paper wavering matted and under glass ss: 10 1/4'' h. x 8 1/4'' w. (not examined out of frame).
• ASA WESTON TWITCHELLAmerican
  ASA WESTON TWITCHELLAmerican 1820-1904Portrait of a gentleman with glasses. Monogrammed and dated lower right A.W. Albany 1868''.Provenance: Private Collection Plymouth Massachusetts.Oil on canvas 30'' x 25''. Framed.''
• Fine Stratton Brothers, Greenfield,
  Fine Stratton Brothers, Greenfield, Massachusetts, Brass-Mounted Walnut Level, fourth quarter 19th century, patented on July 16, 1872 and so marked on the central brass mount, w. 28".
• AMERICAN "AINSWORTH" BALANCE SCALE.
  AMERICAN "AINSWORTH" BALANCE SCALE. Mid 20th century. "Wm. Ainsworth & Sons Inc", Type BB, No. 23366 with retailer's plate "Burrell Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa." Steel case with brass and chrome fittings and glass sides and front and rear sliding panels. 19.5"h. 20.5"w. 10"d. Includes two boxed sets of weights.
• AINSWORTH WILLIAM H. "HISTORICAL
  AINSWORTH WILLIAM H. "HISTORICAL ROMANCES" Philadelphia George Barrie 1900. 8VO 20 volumes. Full brown gilt morocco. Astral Edition one of 250 sets on Japanese vellum with the plates in two states. All edges gilt.
• PAIR W/C'S - Portraits of two young
  PAIR W/C'S - Portraits of two young men in cavalier hats set in burl walnut frames w/ gold bead & liner SS: 8'' x 6'' OS: 23'' x 20'' minor foxing.
• British School Late 18th Century
  British School Late 18th Century Portrait of a Young Man, said to be Wilson Aylesburg of Packwood Estimate:$1,500-$2,000
• GEORGE A. TICE "TWO AMISH BOYS"
  GEORGE A. TICE "TWO AMISH BOYS" FRAMED B&W PHOTO George A. Tice, (American b. 1938 ), "Two Amish Boys," black and white silver print photograph, depicting two small Amish boys walking along a road toward a barn, signed on mount in pencil at lower right, framed. Dimensions: Approx sight h 9.5", w 7.25". overall with frame H 17.75", w 14.75", d .50".
• FULL LENGTH DOUBLE PORTRAIT OF
  FULL LENGTH DOUBLE PORTRAIT OF BROTHERS, ONE BOY HOLDIN...Full Length Double Portrait of brothers, one boy holding a bow and the other holding a kite, having farm landscape background, 19th century, England, New London written on stretcher, unsigned, Christies tags verso, (as is), 50" x 40". Provenance: The Estate of Diana Atwood Johnson Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• PAIR OF FIGURAL ANDIRONS. Depicting
  PAIR OF FIGURAL ANDIRONS. Depicting two robust gentlemen one with hands in pocket the other with hands on stomach. 20 3/4'' h. Missing their stands.
• WURTS BROTHERS, PHOTOGRAPH Wurts
  WURTS BROTHERS, PHOTOGRAPH Wurts Brothers (American, 19th/20th c.), "64 North Broadway, Tarrytown, NY", black and white photograph, (later, Bank of New York Building), signed lower right, 20"h x 26"w (sight), 28.5"h x 34.5"w (frame)
• GROUP OF SEWERTILE WHIMSEYS.
  GROUP OF SEWERTILE WHIMSEYS. American early 20th century. Tree trunk planter 2.5''h. two busts dog frog advertising piece and a badge with a brick and a leather shoe marked ''Selby Shoe Co. Portsmouth Ohio'' 4''l.
• 2 pieces. (Rowing.) American
  2 pieces. (Rowing.) American 19th-Century Photographs. The Ward Brothers - World Champion Rowers: "Four Ward Brothers World's Champion Rowers." Albumen print, 1871. 14 x 11 1/4 inches (355 x 285 mm), on later mount. Caption in 20th-Century ink along bottom edge of photo. Image of the bare-chested Ward Brothers - Henry, Joshua, Ellis & Gilbert. This photo was reproduced as the frontis. of Irene Ward Norsen's Ward Brothers Champions of The World, New York, etc., 1956. * Cabinet Card Photo Portrait of Ellis Ward. Springfield: A.E. Alden, ca. 1880. Clear & clean.
• Thomas Baker of Leamington
  Thomas Baker of Leamington (1809-1869)/Ashow Church/oil on canvas, 32cm x 47cm
• Ainsworth (William Harrison),
  Ainsworth (William Harrison), Novels of William Harris Ainsworth, 17 Volumes, undated, circa 1870, Quarter Morocco
• Set of four framed and matted
  Set of four framed and matted Currier & Ives lithographs by Thomas Worth (1834 - 1917), to include: "Laying Back - Stiff for a Brush", "Bolted", "A Little High Strung", and "Hung Up - With the Starch Out", each 10 1/4"h x 14 1/2"w
• UNGER BROTHERS STERLING DRESSER
  UNGER BROTHERS STERLING DRESSER SETAmerican Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Dresser Set , Unger Brothers, Newark, NJ, act. 1872-1919, incl. hand mirror, hairbrush, and clothes brush; together with an associated Unger Brothers hat brush, Watrous nail buffer, small clothes brush, child's hairbrush, and Rogers silverplate soup ladle. (8 pcs.)
• Arthur Cox (British 1840-1917) A
  Arthur Cox (British 1840-1917) A pair of mezzotints in color after Jean Baptiste Pater signed in pencil in the lower right margin blind stamp in the lower left margin Alfred Boll & Co. Old Bond Street London matted and framed in a carved gilt frame under glass overall 31-1/2" x 25".
• A Pair of American Aesthetic
  A Pair of American Aesthetic Ebonized and Gilt Embossed Frames in the Moorish Taste late 19th c. possibly Herter Bros. New York stepped blocked and molded square frames with gilt filigree banding small losses.
• American School (19th century)
  American School (19th century) Portrait of a Gentleman, said to be James Worthington III, a prominent Boston Merchant, circa 1830, unsigned, oil on canvas, 30-1/8 x 25 in.; possibly original gilt wood and composition frame,
• ASSEMBLED ART NOUVEAU STERLING
  ASSEMBLED ART NOUVEAU STERLING DRESSER SET Most pieces by Unger Brothers, some by R Blackinton & Co., including hand mirror, hairbrush, four clothes brushes, nail brush, file and buff, comb, button hook and jar.
• JENNINGS BROTHERS, FIVE CAST
  JENNINGS BROTHERS, FIVE CAST METAL PIECES, LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH C., INCLUDING: FOUR HINGED BOXES, ONE WITH CLASSICAL FIGURES PLAYIN...Jennings Brothers, five cast metal pieces, late 19th/ early 20th C., including: four hinged boxes, one with classical figures playing musical instruments, one with horse drawn carriage, one with pointing dog, and one hexagonal shaped with stylized decoration; along with one desk calendar, wear consistent with age and use including scratches, wear to edges, and minor damages.
• STICKLEY BROTHERS OPEN ARM MORRIS
  STICKLEY BROTHERS OPEN ARM MORRIS CHAIRStickley Brothers (Grand Rapids, MI, 1891-1954). Morris chair of quarter sawn oak. Replaced leather cushions. Metal "Quaint Furniture" tag. Branded "430-788". Wear to top rail of back. All legs are worn, dented and missing small pieces especially near floor. Paddle arms are worn with stain loss. Leather has creases with a long mark in front of the seat cushion. Circa 1910. 39" H x 27" L x 22" W