A few examples of appraisal values for
BLACK MAMMY

• BLACKAMOOR CLOTH MAMMY DOLLMammy
  BLACKAMOOR CLOTH MAMMY DOLLMammy doll circa 1950-1960 with earlier clothing; measures approximately 17" tall.
• COLLECTION OF BLACK MAMMY AND OTHER
  COLLECTION OF BLACK MAMMY AND OTHER BLACK MEMORABILIA COOKIE JARS BY CAROL GIFFORD, RICK WISECARVER AND OTHERSCollection of Black Mammy and other Black Memorabilia Cookie Jars by Carol Gifford, Rick Wisecarver and others
• Black Americana Cast Iron Figures -
  Black Americana Cast Iron Figures - MammyConsisting of Mammy bank 11.5'' H along with Bojangles clock figure with banjo 15.5'' H circa mid-20th century condition commensurate with age.
• BLACK AMERICANA: "MAMMY" STILL CAST
  BLACK AMERICANA: "MAMMY" STILL CAST IRON BANK, C. 1930, FULL FIGURE WITH HANDS ON HIPS, POLKA DOT SCARF AND WHITE APRON OVER RED DRE...BLACK AMERICANA: "Mammy" still cast iron bank, c. 1930, full figure with hands on hips, polka dot scarf and white apron over red dress, wear consistent with age and use, some flaking to original paint, 5 1/2" h.
• BLACK "MAMMY" DOLL, ETC.Black
  BLACK "MAMMY" DOLL, ETC.Black "Mammy" doll, together with an antique mohair teddy bear, and a cyclorama scroll, 20" h. and 12 1/2" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Bear with losses. Doll - early 20th c., general wear/staining, cotton fabric clothes appear original.
• Black Americana Bisque Mammy Head
  Black Americana Bisque Mammy Head Tobacco Jar Bisque head with polychrome Mammy head with scarf wrap parted lips and dimple base unmarked.
• MAJOLICA BLACKAMOORMajolica
  MAJOLICA BLACKAMOORMajolica Blackamoor
• 2 BLACK AMERICANA IRON FIGURAL
  2 BLACK AMERICANA IRON FIGURAL BANKS CA.1905-1930; "Mammy with spoon" bank in red bandana, blue dress and gray apron, 6"h, Condition: some paint chipping, good, 75-80% original surface; Hubley-type Mammy with hands on hips, polychrome painted, 5 1/4", Condition: extensive wear, some minor rust to surface
• Vintage Black Americana; folk art
  Vintage Black Americana; folk art Mammy sock doll, small folk art Mammy hand sewn doll, both in original 1920's costumes; plus celluloid cowgirl. Tallest 16". Good condition.
• BLACK AMERICANA: TIN, WIND-UP
  BLACK AMERICANA: TIN, WIND-UP "MAMMY" WALKING TOY, C. 1930 BY LINDSTROM, WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE AND USE, 8" H.BLACK AMERICANA: Tin, wind-up "Mammy" walking toy, c. 1930 by Lindstrom, wear consistent with age and use, 8" h.
• AFRICAN AMERICAN OIL
  AFRICAN AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGAFRICAN AMERICAN OIL PAINTING, A MID 19TH CENTURY OIL PAINTING OF A "BLACK MAMMY" STYLE CHARACTER WHICH APPEARS TO BE HEADED TO CHURCH, UNSIGNED, NICE VIBRANT COLORS, PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED PAINTING, WICH HAS BEEN WAXED AND VARNISHED WITH A SILVER DOLLAR SIZED HOLE TO THE RIGHT OF HER BACK, WHICH HAS BEEN REPAIRED 15"X21 1/2" WITH A 2" FRAME
• MAJOLICA BLACKAMOOR TABLE LAMP,
  MAJOLICA BLACKAMOOR TABLE LAMP, SEATED MAN WITH WATERMELON, PAINTED CAST IRON 'MAMMY' STILL BANK AND BLACKAMOOR MATCH HOLDERMajolica Blackamoor Table Lamp, Seated Man with Watermelon, Painted Cast Iron 'Mammy' Still Bank and Blackamoor Match Holder
• MAMMY WITH SPOON STILL BANK A.C.
  MAMMY WITH SPOON STILL BANK A.C. Williams cast iron often called Aunt Jemima painted in blue dress silver apron wears red bandana spoon in hand slot in back example is truly stunning. 5 7/8'' h. (Near Mint Cond.)
• BLACK AMERICANA: TWO "AMOS &
  BLACK AMERICANA: TWO "AMOS & ANDY" FIGURINES AND A "MAMMY" TYPE, C. 1930'S: POLYCHROME LEAD FIGURES ON BASE; CERAMIC ASHTRAY; MATCH...BLACK AMERICANA: Two "Amos & Andy" figurines and a "Mammy" type, c. 1930's: polychrome lead figures on base; ceramic ashtray; match holder inscribed "I'se Recusied", some flaking; cast iron small "Mammy".
• Hand painted African American Mammy
  Hand painted African American Mammy folk art rag doll; hand painted facial features, crocheted shawl, hand stitched cloth body. 25"H. Good condition, minor paint loss.
• Fine, Large Vargas Polychromed
  Fine, Large Vargas Polychromed Wax Figure, first quarter 20th century, depicting a traditional black mammy, the figure presented in a glazed shadowbox with a Blue Diamond Pear paper-labeled back and surrounded by small baskets containing Vargas figures of dolls, a burlap sack, a pot of flowering roses and a railroad lantern, h. 19-3/4", w. 12-1/8", d. 8-5/8".
• BLACK AMERICANA DOLLSBlack
  BLACK AMERICANA DOLLSBlack Americana dolls, to include a mammy bottle doll, 16" h., and a carved wood puppet, 20" h. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Bottle - outfit lacking one earring, tear and stains to outfit. Puppet - good condition.
• AFRICAN BAMANA MALI CARVED WOOD
  AFRICAN BAMANA MALI CARVED WOOD MATERNITY FIGURE: Mother with child.CONDITION: Note all items from this estate have been recently fumigated missing toes and small chip to baby's ear on back
• PENSACOLA MAMMIE BLACK AMERICANA
  PENSACOLA MAMMIE BLACK AMERICANA PLATESouvenir plate from Pensacola, depicting African American domestic worker sweeping, with the caption "Mammie Pensacola, Fla." Measures about 8-3/8" diam. No damage.
• CAST IRON "MAMMY" STILL BANK
  CAST IRON "MAMMY" STILL BANK Early 20th c. Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting an African-American woman with spoon in a blue dress, 6" high. Paint losses.
• African Bamana carved wooden female
  African Bamana carved wooden female figure, Mail. Slender form with squared shoulders above protruding conical breasts; the figure also with single-crested coiffure and linear scarifications to body. Deep glossy patina. Provenance: from the estate of Harrison Eiteljorg. 27"H. Small nick to one hand.
• HUBLEY CAST IRON MAMMY STILL BANK
  HUBLEY CAST IRON MAMMY STILL BANK Circa 1920s Figural Bank by Hubley, depicting a female African-American figure with red dress, blue bandana and hands on her hips, 5 1/4" high. Paint losses.
• [Cased Image] a sixth plate
  [Cased Image] a sixth plate ambrotype of a "mammy" with child in a leather case separated at hinges.
• TWO PIECES OF BLACK MEMORABILIA.
  TWO PIECES OF BLACK MEMORABILIA. A Mammy bank by the A.C. Williams Co. Ravenna OH. 6'' h. And a ''Cotton'' toothpick holder with two black boys. 2 1/2'' h.
• BLACK AMERICANA: TWO PIECES OF
  BLACK AMERICANA: TWO PIECES OF ADVERTISING EPHEMERA, INCLUDING: DIE CUT FIGURE OF "MAMMY" TYPE HOLDING BOX OF OXYDOL, SOME LOSS NEAR...BLACK AMERICANA: Two pieces of advertising ephemera, including: die cut figure of "Mammy" type holding box of Oxydol, some loss near edges, 9" l.; and a puzzle, give-away, "Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour", c. early 1900''s, separate two pieces without untying the string, 4" x 3".
• Antique Hand-made Mammy DollVery
  Antique Hand-made Mammy DollVery nice antique mammy doll made from stockings with pink/red/white striped skirt head wrap and white apron circa early 20th century a few holes and some staining. Private collection Dearborn MI.
• LOT OF TWO MAMMY STILL BANKS Hubley
  LOT OF TWO MAMMY STILL BANKS Hubley cast iron colorfully painted full figures includes Mammy with spoon and Mammy hands on hips. 5 1/4'' h. (VG - Exc. Cond.)
• African carved wood female bust
  African carved wood female bust D'Mba Great Mother headdress, Guinea and Guinea-Bissau Baga People, monumental carved wooden sculpture personifying womanhood, 37" h
• Ceramic blackamoor, in two
  Ceramic blackamoor, in two sections, wearing turban and holding pillow, mid 20th century, 43 in. Repairs to pillow mounts, some abrasions, retouch, tape residue. The Estate of the Late John R. Jones, Hickory, North Carolina.
• Black Americana cloth doll, in
  Black Americana cloth doll, in its original outfit, with handwritten tag inscribed "Aunt Sophronia the original Praline Woman historic character of old New Orleans, LA, this doll is a duplicate of the one made for Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Cecil B DeMille, also winner of the first prize, San Francisco Worlds Fair", hand written inside petticoat "Mrs Jefferson Davis Weir New Orleans La", 12-1/2" h
• Tintype of an Aged African American
  Tintype of an Aged African American Maid 15/8 x  21/8 in. tintype of an aged African American maid affixed to a CDV mount penciled Died Year of 1876 / 115 yrs old / Born year 1761. Condition: Soiling and edge wear.
• A Shearwater Art Pottery Covered
  A Shearwater Art Pottery Covered Vessel the cover surmounted by a bust of a "mammy" sgraffito decoration of African-American figures impressed mark height 13 1/2 in.
• AFRICAN BAMANA/BOZO MOTHER &
  AFRICAN BAMANA/BOZO MOTHER & CHILD PUPPET, HT. 57"African Bamana/Bozo Mother & Child Articulated Puppet, Mali. Carved wood, iron and rope. Provenance:ex-Museum of African Tribal Art, Portland, ME. Size: 57'' x 17.5'' x 16.5'' (145 x 44 x 42 cm). Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online Start Price.
• A Pair of Ceramic Blackamoor
  A Pair of Ceramic Blackamoor Figures depicting a male and female each in traditional outfit and playing a musical instrument. Height 18 1/2 inches.
• PAINTED FIGURE OF A FEMALE
  PAINTED FIGURE OF A FEMALE BLACKAMOORPAINTED FIGURE OF A FEMALE BLACKAMOOR, of typical form, with turbanned head and one hand outstretched, dressed in an exotic robe - h:58w:22d:18in.
• African-American Nursemaid
  African-American Nursemaid Ambrotype, 19th century, unsigned sixth-plate ambrotype, seated African-American woman with head lowered and holding sleeping Caucasian infant, in pressed-paper case, 3-1/4 x 2-3/4 in. (plate),