A few examples of appraisal values for
BOYDS

• JOSEPH L. BOYD (AMERICAN/LOUISIANA,
  JOSEPH L. BOYD (AMERICAN/LOUISIANA, 20TH C.)Joseph L. Boyd (American/Louisiana, 20th c.), "Mountain Goat", "Buck", "Deer", "Old Grisly [sic]", "Texas Towies", "Park View", "Blue Design" and "Night Blooming Cereus", 8 watercolors on paper, 7 signed lower right, one signed lower left, 6 titled en verso, 15 in. x 17 in. to 18 in . x 15 in., all unframed. (8 pcs.) Condition: Overall fair condition.
• Fiske Boyd An etching and eight
  Fiske Boyd An etching and eight woodcuts Estimate:$300-$500
• David Boyd (1924-2011) Australia,
  David Boyd (1924-2011) Australia, figure and tree, oil on board, signed lower right, approx 15.5cm x 14.5cm
• D C Boyd watercolor of hunting
  D C Boyd watercolor of hunting dogs, watercolor on paper, signed "D C Boyd '19", 13-3/4" x 10-1/2" sheet, framed 15-5/8" x 12-3/8", good condition, toning
• (2) BOYDS COLLECTION DUCK DECOYS
  (2) BOYDS COLLECTION DUCK DECOYS Male and Female Mallard, in carved and painted wood, both impressed "The Boyds Collection, 1982-87", with glass eyes, 6 1/4" high, 12 1/2" x 4 3/4" and 6 3/4" high, 15 1/2" x 4 3/4". Paint losses and surface wear to male.
• Boyd, Maj. Charles. The Turkish
  Boyd, Maj. Charles. The Turkish Interpreter. Printed for the Author, Paris and London, 1842. Inscribed Joseph Tasker, Constantinople 1845. 8vo., half red morocco/Provenance: Spetchley Park
• Bronze of a woman marked
  Bronze of a woman marked ''Boyd''. 21 1/2'' Ht.
• Porcelain Dolls, 11 to 14 inches
  Porcelain Dolls, 11 to 14 inches tall. Boyds, House of global art, tarkos, Dynasty, J Belle, Heritage, in good condition Estimate $50-100
• JOSEPH L. BOYD (AMERICAN/LOUISIANA,
  JOSEPH L. BOYD (AMERICAN/LOUISIANA, 20TH C.)Joseph L. Boyd (American/Louisiana, 20th c.), "Anita Ekberg, Queen of New York Art Ball", "Starlet / Leigh Snowden", "Joan Collins", "Mariane Hennerkes", 1955, "Susan Cabot / UI's Gunsmoke", 1953, and "Roman Bath", 1955, 6 watercolors and mixed media on paper, each signed and inscribed, 3 dated, 16 1/2 in. x 13 3/4 in. to 17 3/4 in. x 11 3/4 in., all unframed. (6 pcs.) Condition: Overall fair condition.
• 8 BOYDS BEARS KRINGLE'S AND
  8 BOYDS BEARS KRINGLE'S AND BOYDSENBEARY ACRES FIGURESResin figures of characters from Boyds Bearly- Built Village. Donut Delight, Hollis at the Ol' Brick Oven, Murphy's Tasty Treats, Shirley, Agnes and Blanche, Pastor with Mrs. Lambert & Tad, Candace and U.B. Hoppin, Benny Boo Boo and Scratch-N-Patch. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 2"H, tallest Country of Origin: China
• Hojman (i) Boy Holding a Dove
  Hojman (i) Boy Holding a Dove (ii) Woman in a Village Landscape Estimate:$800-$1,200
• Box Old Boy Scout Novels 8pc
  Box Old Boy Scout Novels 8pc
• Sterling Boyd Strauser (1907-1995),
  Sterling Boyd Strauser (1907-1995), oil on Masonite of a red barn in winter with horse. 19" x 25" oa Condition: Wear consistent with age.
• BOYLE (Continental 19th/20th
  BOYLE (Continental 19th/20th century). COWS IN SPRING LANDSCAPE signed lower right. Oil on board - Framed 10 in. x 14 in.
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE GROUPS19th CenturyOne of a boy the other of a girl both standing in front of a cow. Height 8.''
• THE MCCLEERY BOYD MERGANSER
  THE MCCLEERY BOYD MERGANSER DRAKEGeorge Boyd (1873-1941) Seabrook, NH, c. 1910 18 ¾ in. long “I had the good fortune of visiting with Jim McCleery on several occasions in his home in Texas. He was one of the most noble gentlemen I have ever met and he was a consummate host! I remember our visits as lively affairs that included conversations with his pet parrot, checking out his tortoise in the backyard, and preparing Mexican dinner feasts in the kitchen. Conversations after dinner eventually came back to shorebirds and waterfowl and I was amazed at Jim’s knowledge of all things bird related and how he viewed decoy collecting. "He was a great teacher, and at all times a student. Nuances of decoys and their makers came second nature to Jim and he would often pick up two birds and reveal how the two related. His take was different from any other collector I have ever met. I believe Jim viewed decoy collecting as a giant puzzle, and he was a master at connecting its pieces. "Jim reserved special spots on his shelves, fireplace, and walls for his favorite birds. I remember the first time I saw the George Boyd Mergansers on display in his home. The turned-head hen swimmer graced Jim’s coffee table alongside the famous dovetailed goose and Crowell’s preening goose. Her presence was bold and animated; I was so enamored looking at those three birds, it was a half hour before I realized that Jim owned a matching drake!” — Stephen O’Brien Jr. The McCleery red-breasted merganser pair represents two of the most refined carvings to come out of New England. They literally sit head and shoulders above all other Boyd merganser examples with their uplifted heads, broad shoulders, and wide and sophisticated paddle tails. The delicately carved head is turned to the left approximately thirty degrees with a forward-reaching and uplifted posture. The surface features both concise paint patterns and the artist’s finest stippled paint along the sides. True to the sex, Boyd used red glass eyes for this drake, contrasting the amber eyes of the hen. The pencil-thin upturned bill features nail carving and a mortise-and-tenon fit hardwood bill, identical in construction to the maker’s shorebirds. The bottom retains the “McCLEERY” ink stamp. Outstanding original paint with light, even gunning wear and a tight age line along the bottom. Provenance: Dale and Gary Guyette Collection Dr. James M. McCleery Collection Private Collection Thomas M. Evans Jr. Collection Literature: Sotheby's and Guyette & Schmidt, "American Waterfowl Decoys: The Distinguished Collection of Dr. James M. McCleery," New York, NY, 2000, lot 149, exact decoy illustrated. Ronald J. Gard and Robert Shaw, eds., "The McCleery Auction," Dallas, TX, 2001, p. 175, exact decoy illustrated. Jim Cullen, "Finely Carved and Nicely Painted: The Life, Art and Decoys of George H. Boyd, Seabrook, NH, 1873-1941," Rye, NH, 2009, p. 36, exact decoy illustrated. Stephen B. O'Brien Jr. and Chelsie W. Olney, "Elmer Crowell: Father of American Bird Carving," Hingham, MA, 2018, p. 279, exact decoy illustrated.
• Boyds Bears and Friends complete
  Boyds Bears and Friends complete 17-piece nativity set from the ''Bearstone Collection''. Nativity Series #2 includes: #2401 Neville as Joseph #2402 Theresa as Mary #2403 Baldwin as The Child #2404 Wilson as Melchior with Gold #2405 Heath as Caspar with Frankincense #2406 Raleigh as Balthasar with Myrrh #2414 Ms. Bruin as The Teacher #2410 Bruce as The Shepherd #2409 Winkie & Dink as The Lambs #2407 Thatcher & Eden as The Camel #2408 Essex as The Donkey #2416 Serendipity as The Guardian Angel #2411 Ariel & Clarence as The Pair O' Angels #2415 Matthew as The Drummer #2412 Caledonia as The Narrator and #2425 The Stage. All pieces are marked on base with Edition/Pc#. Condition: good see images. Stage measures 6.75'' tall x 9.25'' wide. Shipping weight 6 lbs.
• J. BOYD SAUNDERS (B. 1937, SC,
  J. BOYD SAUNDERS (B. 1937, SC, TN) BRONZEsculpture, titled "Orion's Hounds", casting 1/20. Signed on mahogany base. 15" high, 20 1/2" long, 10" wide. Exhibited at the US embassy and Canada. Provenance: Pinckney Simons Gallery
• Boy on Pony 1500
  Boy on Pony 1500
• Sidney Boyes (British, fl
  Sidney Boyes (British, fl 1907-1931) Young Male Nude bronze Signed "S Boyes AR BS 1925" Height of bronze 33 inches.
• Six 18th century engravings of
  Six 18th century engravings of classical subjects by J. Boydell each typically 10 x 8 cm.
• Aaron Bohrod American, 1907-1992
  Aaron Bohrod American, 1907-1992 Abandonment Estimate:$2,500-$3,500
• PARKS Christopher (American 20th
  PARKS Christopher (American 20th C): Pair of Bronze sculptures Young Boy and his Dog and Little Girl with her Cat each approx. 9'' h. incised signature.
• 2PC VINTAGE STUFFED ANIMALS,
  2PC VINTAGE STUFFED ANIMALS, RABBITSTwo perky synthetic fur rabbits. The largest with the bow tie is 10.5"H. The Boyds bear is named Emily, wearing a Native American themed outfit. They both have moveable limbs. Issued: 20th c. Condition: Age related wear.
• Two Boehm porcelain bird figurin
  Two Boehm porcelain bird figurin
• J. BOYD SAUNDERS (AMERICAN B.
  J. BOYD SAUNDERS (AMERICAN B. 1937), THE GUARDIAN, ETCHING AND AQUATINT, FRAMED, 24 X 29 INCHESJ. Boyd Saunders (American b. 1937), The Guardian, Etching and Aquatint, Framed, 24 x 29 inches
• Boehm mourning doves, 1958
  Boehm mourning doves, 1958 printed mark with tassels, 14 in.
• R. Bowyer, publisher [WATERLOO
  R. Bowyer, publisher [WATERLOO AND GENAFFE LANDSCAPES] Four hand-colored aquatints Estimate:$300-$400
• ELMER BOYD SMITH (KS/CT/CAN,
  ELMER BOYD SMITH (KS/CT/CAN, 1860-1943) Country Life, watercolor with pen & ink on paper, signed lower left, a pastoral scene with cows, rabbits and birds; a remarque panel to the right of a boy and two girls picking apples in ca 1900 summer costume. Housed in mahogany stick frame, matted and glazed, OS: 13 1/2" x 18", SS: 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", edge toned. This is likely an illustration for one of the many children's books authored by Smith.
• Two Boehm bird figurines:
  Two Boehm bird figurines: mourning doves on tree stump, number 443, 14 in.; kestrel with plumed hood, jesses on legs, number 492, 16 in., both bases with script "Boehm", shield mark with black horse head, "Boehm Limited Edition". Excellent condition. Collection of Larry and Patricia Engle
• THE MCCLEERY BOYD MERGANSER
  THE MCCLEERY BOYD MERGANSER HENGeorge Boyd (1873-1941) Seabrook, NH, c. 1910 18 ½ in. long "Jim reserved special spots on his shelves, fireplace, and walls for his favorite birds. I remember the first time I saw the George Boyd Mergansers on display in his home. The turned-head hen swimmer graced Jim’s coffee table alongside the famous dovetailed goose and Crowell’s preening goose. Her presence was bold and animated; I was so enamored looking at those three birds, it was a half hour before I realized that Jim owned a matching drake!” — Stephen O’Brien Jr. This racy decoy features a long, wide body with a broad paddle tale. The delicately carved head is turned to the left approximately thirty degrees with a forward-reaching and uplifted posture. The surface features both concise paint patterns and the artist’s finest stippled paint along the sides and across the back. True to the sex, Boyd used amber glass eyes for this hen, contrasting the red eyes of the drake. The pencil-thin upturned bill is tipped with nail carving. The underside of the hen is partly hollowed out from the bottom and retains the “McCLEERY” ink stamp. As a testament to Dr. McCleery’s opinion of this bird, it held a special place resting atop the coffee table in his living room, alongside his preening Canada goose by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) and dovetailed goose. This sentiment was echoed in the McCleery Auction flier in which the Boyd mergansers were the most prominently featured birds after the Crowell goose. Excellent original paint with light even gunning wear, a tight age crack along the bottom, and anchor line wraps around the neck. Provenance: Dr. George and Hope Wick Collection Dr. James M. McCleery Collection Private Collection Thomas M. Evans Jr. Collection Literature: Sotheby's and Guyette & Schmidt, "American Waterfowl Decoys: The Distinguished Collection of Dr. James M. McCleery," New York, NY, 2000, lot 150 and p. 228, exact decoy illustrated. Ronald J. Gard and Robert Shaw, eds., "The McCleery Auction," Dallas, TX, 2001, p. 175, exact decoy illustrated. Jim Cullen, "Finely Carved and Nicely Painted: The Life, Art and Decoys of George H. Boyd, Seabrook, NH, 1873-1941," Rye, NH, 2009, p. 36, exact decoy illustrated. Stephen B. O'Brien Jr. and Chelsie W. Olney, "Elmer Crowell: Father of American Bird Carving," Hingham, MA, 2018, p. 279, exact decoy illustrated.
• GAVIN Boyd (American 20th C.):
  GAVIN Boyd (American 20th C.): ''Pansies #1'' Oil/Canvas 22'' x 19 1/2'' signed lower right and dated '85 Gump's Gallery San Francisco label affixed verso framed 24'' x 21 1/2''.
• HENRY BOESE (AMERICAN 1824-1863)
  HENRY BOESE (AMERICAN 1824-1863) LANDSCAPE WITH COWS GRAZING Oil on canvas: 23 x 38 1/2 in. Framed; lower right signed: H. Boese
• 2 Boehm Doves. From a Hartsdale
  2 Boehm Doves. From a Hartsdale estate. Dimensions: 8" high x 8.5" wide.
• "Boys and Girls of Bookland" by
  "Boys and Girls of Bookland" by Nora Archibald Smith, color illustrations by Jessie Wilcox Smith. Eleven stories of famous child characters. New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corporation, 1923. Good condition, very minor wear to spine. Gift inscription on the flyleaf.
• Two Boehm bird figurines: lesser
  Two Boehm bird figurines: lesser prairie chickens, male, 10-1/4 in., [two chips on tale]; female, 10-1/2 in., both with black printed mark with tassels and black horse head.