A few examples of appraisal values for
BANISTERS

• Art deco metal stair railing;
  Art deco metal stair railing; bronze frame and end plate with chrome and polished metal linear insert, metal ball spacers between horizontal bands. 27"H.(when installed) x 88"L. Good condition, normal wear, missing several bronze trim caps.
• Two New England banister-back
  Two New England banister-back armchairs ca. 1745 each retaining an old painted surface. ?
• 9 Carved Wood Balusters.From a
  9 Carved Wood Balusters.From a Manhattan NY location. Dimensions: 21'' high.
• 2 ANTIQUE CHAIRS - BANNISTER &
  2 ANTIQUE CHAIRS - BANNISTER & LADDER2 antique country chairs: A bannister back side chair and a ladder back armchair.
• A PAIR OF GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL
  A PAIR OF GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL POST FINIALS Continental, 19th century; hobnail pattern in green opalescent glass, gilt bronze mounts.
• Tall Pair of French Cast-Iron Fence
  Tall Pair of French Cast-Iron Fence Balusters, in the form of wreathed arrows in the Restauration style, now mounted as table lamps on custom wrought-iron square stepped bases in a natural rust finish, the balusters painted in old pale gray, h. 40".
• A PAIR OF GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL
  A PAIR OF GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL POST FINIALS Continental, 19th century; opalescent white glass with integral stems, brass mounts with trace of silver plating, later bronze bases.
• BENCH. Bannister back with curved
  BENCH. Bannister back with curved arms and stenciled numbers on the crest 1 through 6 possibly a Masonic bench. 31 1/2'' h. 9'5'' w. 17'' d.
• TWO PAIRS OF BRASS ANDIRONS AND A
  TWO PAIRS OF BRASS ANDIRONS AND A FENDER Each with ball finials the fender with bar and ball rail. 14 1/2 and 16 in. x 4 ft. 3 in.
• NEW ENGLAND BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR,
  NEW ENGLAND BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR, 18TH C.American banister back armchair, New England, 18th c., having scalloped top rail, turned finials over baluster-form stiles and back slats, curved handholds, rush seat, rising on stretcher-joined base, ending in button feet, approx 44"h, 23.25"w, 20.25"d, seat height: 17"h **Provenance: O'Neill-Leonard Antiques, Westlake Hills, Texas**
• CUT GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL POST
  CUT GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL POST FINIAL Continental, 19th century; acorn form, with bronze mount.
• Samuel Yellin Handrail heavy
  Samuel Yellin Handrail heavy hand-wrought construction, two ornate mounting plat
• Early banister comb-back corner
  Early banister comb-back corner chair massachusetts, first third 18th century The turned ball finials and turned posts flank a twin arched crest rail and three half banisters supported by flat arms with rounded ends; the square rush seat with turned legs joined by double vigorously turned stretchers and turned feet. H: 43 in. PROVENANCE: Purportedly the property of the Reverend Samuel Tobey (1715- 1781) of Berkley, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Born in Sandwich, Tobey graduated from Harvard in 1733, married Bathsheba Crocker (1717-1799) of Barnstable in 1738, and when Berkley became a distinct town became its first Pastor in 1737. He served as Berkley's Pastor for forty-four years. sound condition, old finish. old repair to crest rail, crack to splat and back stretcher Old break in crest on left side, old break in back stretcher and 1 in. crack to left of the break. Long horizontal crack to top of arm/back stretcher approx. 4 in. Crack and old repair to back stretccher. Significant loss to 1 stretcher. Knicks and scratches to legs.
• CONTEMPORARY MAHOGANY LIBRARY STEPS
  CONTEMPORARY MAHOGANY LIBRARY STEPS Turned finials, two steps with guard rail, rear casters.
• NEW HAMPSHIRE RED WASH
  NEW HAMPSHIRE RED WASH BANISTER-BACK ARMCHAIRAmerican banister-back armchair, New Hampshire, 18th c., in red painted finish, crest rail having curved upper edge, framed between turned stiles, four split balusters, arms with downcurved terminals, woven splint seat, turned legs joined by box stretcher, approx 46.75"h, 24.5"w, 18.5"d **Provenance: O'Neill-Leonard Antiques, Westlake Hills, Texas**
• MAITLAND-SMITH MAHOGANY DOUBLE
  MAITLAND-SMITH MAHOGANY DOUBLE SPIRAL STAIRCASE MAQUETTE 20th century, ball newel post with dual mirroring spiral balustrades, raised on a stepped terrace with brass winged paw feet, labeled.
• GEORGIAN-STYLE BRASS FIREPLACE
  GEORGIAN-STYLE BRASS FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES Comprising a pair of 22 in. urn-top andirons a trivet two tools with stand and a pair of steel log tongs.
• BRASS FIRE FENDER with rounded
  BRASS FIRE FENDER with rounded brass pole joined by balusters to a conforming pierced grate - h:11.50 w:45 d:13 in.
• Set of seven William & Mary style
  Set of seven William & Mary style painted banister-back chairs two arms and five sides; turned vertical stiles support shaped crest above split-baluster slats to rush seat on turned legs joined with turned stretchers. BH43 3/4'' SH17 1/2'' W23'' D17'' (7pcs) Provenance: Charlotte North Carolina private collection.
• NEW ENGLAND BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR,
  NEW ENGLAND BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR, 18TH C.American banister back armchair, New England, 18th c., having scalloped top rail, turned finials over baluster-form stiles and back slats, curved handholds, rush seat, rising on stretcher-joined base, wood loss to arms, approx 50.25"h, 24.5"w, 20.25"d **Provenance: O'Neill-Leonard Antiques, Westlake Hills, Texas**
• COLUMNED BANISTER STYLE CONSOLE
  COLUMNED BANISTER STYLE CONSOLE TABLEColumned banister style console table features three spindle balusters flanked by block columns having narrow doors opening to two shelves, perfect to use as a visual break between rooms; measures approximately 32" high, 47-1/2" wide and 11-1/2" in depth. In Good condition, consistent with use.
• New England banisterback side chair
  New England banisterback side chair ca. 1740 together with a ladderback chair ca. 1800. ?
• Pair of Provincial Turned and
  Pair of Provincial Turned and White-Painted Wooden Balusters, in the neoclassical taste, now mounted as table lamps with custom oval ecru monk's-cloth shades of drum form, the painted surfaces rubbed throughout, h. 20".
• Pair brass andirons: baluster posts
  Pair brass andirons: baluster posts above spur arches and ball feet, original billet bars, hand-wrought and threaded rods, probably British, second quarter 19th century, 17-3/4 in. Old polished surfaces, scattered small dents and normal wear. Private Collection.
• DIRECTOIRE PAINTED BERGÈRE The
  DIRECTOIRE PAINTED BERGÈRE The outscrolled top rail above padded armrests and upholstered sides with baluster-shaped supports raised on baluster-shaped legs. Provenance: Property from the Estate of George I Gravert.
• THREE ANTIQUE NEW ENGLAND BANNISTER
  THREE ANTIQUE NEW ENGLAND BANNISTER BACK ARMCHAIRS 18th/19th century, including one in later yellow paint with cane seat, one in old black paint with splint oak seat, and one in natural finish with rush seat, turned legs with stretcher base.
• FRENCH ECCLESIASTICAL IRON & BRONZE
  FRENCH ECCLESIASTICAL IRON & BRONZE RAILINGArchitectural French ecclesiastical iron and bronze altar/ pulpit railing, 19th c., three panels, with acorn finials, IHS Christogram, intertwined monogram, approx 27.5"h, 28.5"w, 26"d
• Baroque style pine library steps,
  Baroque style pine library steps, pine throughout with molded banisters and chamfered supports over five steps with scalloped ends, 77-1/2 x 31-1/4 x 38 in. Old refinishing, formerly fitted with casters, some losses and wear to feet, other abrasions, finish inconsistencies, paint splatter and normal wear. A Nashville, Tennessee Collection.
• BRASS FIRE FENDER with rounded
  BRASS FIRE FENDER with rounded brass pole joined by balusters to a conforming pierced grate - h:11.50 w:45 d:13 in.
• 19th century English staircase, oak
  19th century English staircase, oak throughout with five slightly curved steps, shaped balusters with carved handrail, fine old patina, British, 19th century, 77 x 49 x 42-1/2 in. Good condition overall with old surface, normal wear and abrasions, loss to one step, back legs somewhat loose, other minor losses, stains and wear.
• TWO NEW ENGLAND BANISTERBACK
  TWO NEW ENGLAND BANISTERBACK ARMCHAIRS, 18TH C.Two New England banisterback armchairs, 18th c. Condition: Chair #1 (shorter) - crest rail probably replaced, legs ended out 6". Chair #2 - repaired break to crest rail, legs ended out 8", front legs ended out.
• CLASSICAL STYLE IRON RAILING /
  CLASSICAL STYLE IRON RAILING / ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT centrally inset with Egyptian bust enclosed by rectangular frame possibly from a balustrade - h:26 w:83 in. Other Notes: TPC
• A late Victorian brass rail
  A late Victorian brass rail fender of shaped outline 53ins x 12ins a pair of resin two sconce electric wall lights of ribbon and tassel design 24ins overall and a decorated wooden panel
• A PAIR OF GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL
  A PAIR OF GLASS BANISTER OR NEWEL POST FINIALS Continental, 19th century; bright blue-green opalescent glass, bronze stem, later bronze bases.
• Two painted banister back side
  Two painted banister back side chairs 19th c. together with two rush seat ladderback side chairs. ?
• Three banisterback chairs late 18th
  Three banisterback chairs late 18th c. one with arms. ?