A few examples of appraisal values for
AUSTIN

• BELLE AUSTIN, PATH THROUGH THE
  BELLE AUSTIN, PATH THROUGH THE BLUEBONNETSBelle Austin(American, 1880-1980)Path through the bluebonnetsoil on canvasboardsigned lower right BELLE AUSTIN10 3/4 x 13 3/4in (27 x 35cm)
• An F & R Pratt colour-printed dish,
  An F & R Pratt colour-printed dish, c1860, with The Last In, signed in the engraving W MULREADY RA / J AUSTIN Sc, in oak leaf and acorn border, 28.5cm diam More Information Undamaged
• CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS LAND
  CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS LAND SALE DOCUMENTCharlestown, Massachusetts land sale document, dated 1806 , from pewterer Nathaniel Austin to William Austin, 13 1/8" x 8 3/8". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Staining. Minor losses.
• CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER
  CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER QUART MUGCharlestown, Massachusetts pewter quart mug, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 6" h. Provenance: Gordon and Genevieve Deming, 1994. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Old repairs to base and handle attachments.
• NINE CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
  NINE CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER PLATESNine Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter plates, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 8 3/4" dia. Provenance: two - Bette & Melvyn Wolf. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Expected wear consistent with age and use.
• SIX CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
  SIX CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER PLATESSix Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter plates, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, approx - 8" dia. Provenance: two - Bette & Melvyn Wolf; Clifford S. Bonney. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Expected wear consistent with age and use.
• PAIR OF CHARLESTOWN,
  PAIR OF CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER PLATESPair of Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter plates , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, inscribed Lexington 1779 and initialed RSA on rim, 9 1/2" dia. Provenance: Gordon and Genevieve Deming, 1998. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition with expected wear.
• TWO CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
  TWO CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER BASINSTwo Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter basins, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 2" h., 8" w. Provenance: Betty Seager, Groton, 1966. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear to mark.
• FOUR MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER
  FOUR MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER PLATES/CHARGERSFour Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter plates/chargers, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 9 5/8"-15" dia. Provenance: 9 5/8"- Ferrantes Antiques 2010, 15" and 11 7/8"- Bette & Melvyn Wolf, 2009 and 2016. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Smallest with heavier wear.
• THREE CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
  THREE CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER CHARGERSThree Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter chargers, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, together with a Richard Lee porringer, largest - 15" dia. Provenance: 15"- Skinner, 1995; Bette & Melvyn Wolf, 2009. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• FOUR MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER
  FOUR MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER PLATES/CHARGERSFour Charlestown, Massachusetts pewter plates/chargers, ca. 1780 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 9 5/8"-15" dia. Provenance: 12"- Pook & Pook, 2009. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Two with heavier wear. Smallest possibly with spurious marks by J.T. Stauffer.
• TWO AUSTIN PRODUCTION BUSTSGrouping
  TWO AUSTIN PRODUCTION BUSTSGrouping of Two Austin Production Egyptian Revival King Tut and Queen Nefertiti Busts. Each marked on the surface. King tut measures 14" x 11" x 7". Nefertiti measures 16" x 7-1/4" x 5-7/8". Condition
• LARGE AUSTIN PRODUCTION WINGED
  LARGE AUSTIN PRODUCTION WINGED CUPID FIGURINELarge Austin Production Pottery Winged Cupid Figurine. Incised marked on the base. Measures 16" x 8" x 8-1/2". Condition: Good condition. Estimate 100.00 - 300.00 Domestic shipping Third party
• SHIPWRECK FURNISHINGS" TRADE
  SHIPWRECK FURNISHINGS" TRADE SIGN, G. AUSTIN '83Shipwreck Furnishings" Trade Sign, G. Austin '83, painting in sandblasted relief. 49" tall x 28 1/2" wide. Circle measures 22" diameter. Very good condition.
• 3pcs Modernist Sculptures.
  3pcs Modernist Sculptures. Plaster and Composition. Austin Products, etc. Dimensions: Height: 25.5 inches, Width: 6 inches, Depth: 6 inches. - Additional Dimensions: Conductor H: 18 inches, W: 9 inches, D: 9 inches --- Condition: Small chips to the surface of hugging sculpture.
• AUSTIN COX FOR ALCOA ALUMINUM CHESS
  AUSTIN COX FOR ALCOA ALUMINUM CHESS SET Austin Cox for ALCOA (Aluminum Company of America) Chess Set, designed 1962, aluminum chess pieces and black anodized pieces, in original walnut storage box, mounted for wall hanging, and including original aluminum-framed blue textile chessboard, pieces marked "1962 / Austin Enterprises." King: 4.75" H; storage Box: 6" H x 30.75" W x 2.5" D; chessboard: 19" H x 19" W x 1" D. Provenance: From a Plainview, N.Y. estate. Note: This is the famous ALCOA Aluminum Chess Set. In 1962, ALCOA launched a marketing program to advance the selling of their aluminum products. As a result of a design and marketing collaboration, there emerged a strikingly modernist, abstract chess set designed by Austin E. Cox A.S.I.D. of ?Austin Enterprises? and the advertising agency of Ketchum, McLeod & Grove. ALCOA had these sets produced to give to their top customers. An example of this Chess set was featured in the movie "John Wick 3: Parabellum" in scene 1:24:21. Keywords: Mid-Century Modern, Chess Collecting, John Wick, Iconic, Modernism
• GYNTELIS FOR AUSTIN PRODUCTIONS MAN
  GYNTELIS FOR AUSTIN PRODUCTIONS MAN & WOMAN STATUE Gyntelis for Austin Productions, circa 1970s, plaster sculpture of a man and woman on rectangular plinth, signed "Gyntelis" and "Austin Productions" in cast. 22" H x 13" W x 8" D. Keywords: Vintage, Couple, Art
• AUSTIN DOBSON, HANDWRITTEN POEM
  AUSTIN DOBSON, HANDWRITTEN POEM IN BOOK, 1881 “To A Missal of the 13th Century” by Austin Dobson (1840-1921). Poem is completely written in Dobson’s hand and boldly signed. This prose was written in 1881, per the note penciled on the last page of the poem. The poem is 2 pages tipped to the first pages after the free paper, bound in period brown leather. Each cover graced with a three-line gilded border, and with the title and author gilded on the spine. 28pp., of which only one page was used to mount the handwritten poem. Front board separated from binding.
• 9PCS US CONSTITUTION, MASSACHUSETTS
  9PCS US CONSTITUTION, MASSACHUSETTS CENTINELS The Massachusetts Centinel, having 9 different dates with important colonial news about the Constitution and all other news of the day. The following dates represented are August 22 and 25th and November 7 and 24th, 1787, and January 2, 5,12, March 8 and june 18th, 1788. Georgia mentioned as probably ratifying and it had the same day as publication, 5th: talk of the NJ convention, 12th: Just three days before publication John Hancock was elected, On Wednesday, 9 January 1788, delegates elected Governor John Hancock president of the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 12, Benjamin Austin writing as "Honestus", berates the legal profession in a nearly two column letter. March 8, general news, strongly written letters give a taste of the feelings at that time. June 18th, Virginia votes for a president to lead their state's ratification efforts, Edmund Pendleton and the return of John Adams from Europe. August 22, many letters including one describing American faults as attachment to property and fondness of luxuries. November 7th, transmittal from Ellsworth, the federal constitution to the state conventioneers in Boston. August 25, general news. November 24, Washington's words as he signed the Constitution to be ratified, plus much more.
• MARVEL WOLVERINE VS. SPIDER-MAN
  MARVEL WOLVERINE VS. SPIDER-MAN #1 CGC 9.8 NEWS. United States1995Marvel Comics Wolverine vs. Spider-Man issue 1 from March, 1995. The book featured cover art by Erik Larsen and Terry Austin, newsstand variant. CGC 9.8 w/ White Pages
• ROBERT S. AUSTIN DEER ETCHING
  ROBERT S. AUSTIN DEER ETCHING Virginia,1895-1973Titled "Deer," depicts a herd of deer huddled together.
• A CAST IRON CAR CARRIER WITH
  A CAST IRON CAR CARRIER WITH VEHICLES SIGNED ARCADEThe circa 1930s cast iron bob-tailed truck pulls a tin trailer and three associated vehicles, two coupes and one van, each lettered AUSTIN in relief on the door. Signed ARCADE inside the bob-tail truck.A Linemar tin litho friction powered fire pumper is included.Measures from 2 x 3.75 x 1.75 to 2 x 14.25 x 1.75.Very good condition with wear as shown, no actual damage or repair.
• TWO CONTEMPORARY SMALL PATINATED
  TWO CONTEMPORARY SMALL PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURES The first, a miniature horse head by Austin Fox, head raised on a pedestal and mounted to a marble base, with ©AUT signed to base of head and pedestal; the second, a hand-made Greek figural sculpture of Hephaestus, signed in Greek to verso of leg.
• GROUPING OF NEW IN BOX ACTION
  GROUPING OF NEW IN BOX ACTION FIGURES Including Hercules, the Hobbit, Xena, Austin Powers and a Bear Brick Beatles Figure and Lord of The Rings Action Figure DVD box set; all new in box.
• COLLECTION OF FANTASY & UNDERGROUND
  COLLECTION OF FANTASY & UNDERGROUND COMICS Including eight (duplicate) Mermaid prints by Bonnie Dalzell (Berkeley: Wuerth Letter Shop, 1968); James "Nybor" Odbert, "Fantasy Folio" (Imagination Unlimited, 1974) water damage at lower left corner; Alicia Austin (Am., b.1942) Woman Riding a Unicorn, signed l.r. and numbered 2/25, hand colored offset; Three items by Frank Brunner: "Cleopatra" print, litho, 1976, #713/1000; "Allice in Wonderland" (1977) a suite of six erotic lithographs, #279/1000, the first signed and numbered by the artist, with cert., the paper cover chewed; "Flesh & Fantasy" (1974) a suite of seven lithographs, #367/1000, the first signed and numbered by the artist, with original folder, envelope, and cert., with foxing; Three items by Lela Dowling: two copies of "Unicorns II," (1982) edition of 2000, each signed and numbered on the first plate, with folders and plastic pockets; and "Dragons II," (1983) ed. of 3000, signed and numbered on first plate, with folder and plastic pocket; Terry Austin, "Heroines," (1979) ed. of 1000, signed and numbered, the wrapper with insect damage; Richard Hescox, "A Fatal Beauty," (1980) ed. of 1000, signed and numbered, wrapper with insect damage; and others by P. Craig Russell, Frank Frazetta, and Ploog.
• Austin Productions Saint Francis
  Austin Productions Saint Francis chalkware sculpture, 1962, 19" h, some paint loss, with cement hexagonal stand
• MASSACHUSETTS SILVER CREAM PITCHER,
  MASSACHUSETTS SILVER CREAM PITCHER, CA. 1770Massachusetts silver cream pitcher, ca. 1770 , bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 3 7/8" h., 3.1 ozt. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Seam across base of spout, possibly a repair.
• CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER
  CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS PEWTER CHARGERCharlestown, Massachusetts pewter charger, late 18th c., bearing the touch of Nathaniel Austin, 15" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. Some pitting.
• AUSTIN DEUEL GOUACHE ON PAPERAUSTIN
  AUSTIN DEUEL GOUACHE ON PAPERAUSTIN DEUEL (Arizona, 1939-2021) gouache on paper, cowboy on horseback returning to the ranch in snow. Signed lower right, dated 1998, 13.5" x 19.5" (image), 23" x 29" (frame).
• SUE WALL, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY,
  SUE WALL, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY, HOMEFRONT, ETCHING, MARYTTE MODJESKA, WHERE PEACOCKS, ETCHING AND N AUSTIN MCCAGE, CATHEDRAL ETCHING, THREE WORKS OF ARTSue Wall, American 20th Century, Homefront, Etching, Marytte Modjeska, Where Peacocks, Etching and N Austin McCage, Cathedral Etching, Three Works of Art,,
• SET OF EIGHT SOUTHERN FEDERAL
  SET OF EIGHT SOUTHERN FEDERAL INLAID CHERRY DINING CHAI...early 19th century, likely inland or coastal South Carolina or Georgia, seatback with pierced slats centered by floral inlaid medallions, two armchairs with shaped arms, trapezoidal seat, tapered legs, banded feet, birch secondary wood, 45 x 22-1/4 x 20 in. Note: According to corresponding documentation, these chairs were made for Dr. Alexander Grayson Verdiere's home at Bull Hill Plantation in Beaufort, South Carolina during the early 19th century, along with a matching sideboard, likely made by a cabinetmaker in South Carolina or Georgia. A closely related set of chairs are illustrated in Georgia's Legacy, History Charted Through the Arts by Jane Webb Smith, pg. 137, fig. 67. This chair form was common among chairs made by Charleston cabinetmakers, who typically imported similar inlay—see Bivens, The Furniture of Charleston, 1680-1820, Vol. II, pgs. 771-775; pg. 639. Provenance: The Verdiere Family, Bull Hill Plantation, Beaufort, South Carolina; Julia Maxwell, daughter of Dr. Alexander Grayson Verdiere, born at Bull Hill Plantation; Estate of Mary Sams, Atlanta, Georgia; Elizabeth Austin Antiques, Charleston, South Carolina; Private Collection Condition: all chairs structurally sound, refinished, one chair with several repairs to legs and seat rail, another chair with repaired seat rail, one chair with repaired crest rail, other minor filled areas, thin cracks, shrinkages, and other general wear as expected from age and use, slip seats replaced, seats were likely previously caned
• IMPORTANT AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE
  IMPORTANT AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CHERRY DESK AND BOOKCASE...Connecticut, 18th century, upper case with boldly formed scroll pediment with carved rosettes and applied carving on the tympanum, arched and paneled doors opening to a finely fitted interior with two scalloped and shell carved doors opening to shell carved interior drawers over two candle slides; the lower case with finely fitted desk interior set with five shell carved drawers, on original tall bracket feet, 96 x 41-1/2 x 20 in.; accompanied by copies of the 1934 catalog American Furniture: Property of Hyman Kaufman, Boston, Mass. Provenance: Collection of Hyman Kaufman; sold American Art Association, Anderson Galleries, New York, April 12, 13, and 14, 1934, Lot 327; Private Collection; Mrs. Frank Bien, Morristown, New Jersey, 1954 (illustrated in Antiques Magazine, November 1954); David Stockwell (Illustrated in Antiques Magazine, April 1956); Collection of Mrs. J. Austin Du Pont, Delaware; John Du Pont, Delaware; Purchased at the Winter Antiques Show, New York, 2002, purchased from Anthony Werneke Antiques at the Winter Antiques Show, New York, 2002, for $140,000; former collection Laurence and Helen Alspaugh, Greensboro, North Carolina Condition: good condition overall, original feet with minor repairs (one replaced block, one block missing, repair to one rear bracket), brasses replaced, lower case sides with repaired shrinkage cracks, some cracks and distress to back boards (with later black spray), original finials, one minor repair at cornice molding, one interior drawer fitted with later lock, other typical minor surface flaws and repairs
• GROUP OF PEWTER TABLEWARES, 19TH
  GROUP OF PEWTER TABLEWARES, 19TH C.Group of pewter tablewares, 19th c., to include a set of English measures, Robert Bush porringer, plate bearing a faint mark of Richard Austin (Boston 1792-1817), and a deep dish bearing the touch of Samuel Pierce, (Greenfield, Massachusetts 1767-1840), 13 1/2" dia., together with a Rand engraved pipe club mug with glass bottom. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: As expected wear.
• DAVID FISHER "GUITAR PLAYER" MODERN
  DAVID FISHER "GUITAR PLAYER" MODERN SCULPTURE David Fisher for Austin Production Inc. "The Guitar Player," 1980, composite sculpture depicting stylized figure playing music, signed on round base. 11" H x 12" W x 10.5" D.
• JOE MCALISTER "CAT, DOG, & THE
  JOE MCALISTER "CAT, DOG, & THE DEVIL" OUTSIDER ART Joe McAlister (Austin, Texas) "Cat, Dog, and The Devil," Folk Art / Outsider Art hand-painted toleware sculpture in three parts, each signed on reverse. Cat: 5.5" H x 13" L.
• ART DECO STYLE SCULPTURE OF A
  ART DECO STYLE SCULPTURE OF A GENTLEMAN Art Deco style sculpture of a gentleman, handsomely depicted in suit with cane, Alexsander Danel for Austin Products marked on reverse, on stepped base. Overall: 32" H x 9" W x 7.75" D.