A few examples of appraisal values for
C W THOMPSON

• Cephas G. Thompson portrait,
  Cephas G. Thompson portrait, young lady in blue dress with plaid wrap, in an architectural setting with column and drapery, urn with roses against a landscape, inscribed verso "Cephas Thompson", "Cephas Thompson…American Portrait", attributed to Cephas Giovanni Thompson, (Massachusetts, 1809-1888), oil on canvas, unframed, 16 x 14 in. Original stretcher, deteriorated tacking edges with losses, canvas loose, yellowed and uneven varnish layer, crackle, flaking, stretcher marks, grime, holes, chips. Private Collection.
• Cephas Thompson (American
  Cephas Thompson (American 1775-1856) oil on panel sitter is George Washburn plaque on frame reads ''George Washburn 1803-1826'' signature impressed lower left ''C. Thompson'' gilt frame some loss to fame and lower right near signature 30'' h. x 25'' w. (Provenance: A jounral entry made by the artist on January 22 1826 reads ''Went to Fen. Washburn's to take George Washburn's portrait after he was dead.'')
• Walter Thompson painting, three
  Walter Thompson painting, three black farmers at rest by a wagon, possibly signed verso "Walter W. Thompson", attributed to Walter Whitcomb Thompson (Massachusetts, 1882-1948), oil on plywood, 9-7/8 x 12 in.; modern gilt wood frame. Minor splits in plywood.
• Walter Whitcomb Thompson
  Walter Whitcomb Thompson (Massachusetts/South Carolina, 1882-1948) "Five 'Till Nine", signed lower left and verso "Walter W. Thompson" and titled and inscribed verso "SBRSRE4SC75C", oil on plywood, 10 x 12 in.; original painted wood frame,
• Walter Whitcomb Thompson
  Walter Whitcomb Thompson (Massachusetts 1882-1948) THE WAY OVER 1928 oil on canvas unframed signed titled & dated: lower left and verso; The Way Over by Walter Thompson 10-28 H25'' W30'' Provenance: Pocatello Idaho private collection. In good condition with all over even craquelure; appears to have been cleaned.
• CEPHAS THOMPSON PORTRAIT OF CHARLES
  CEPHAS THOMPSON PORTRAIT OF CHARLES FREDERICK THOCephas Thompson (1775-1856). Oil on canvas portrait of Charles Frederick Thompson, the artist's son, as noted by the nameplate on the frame. There is a swath of canvas inscribed with the artist's name, possibly his signature, attached to the verso. Provenance: Directly from artist; descended through family. Dimensions: Unframed; height: 24 in x width: 19 1/3 in. Framed; height: 31 3/4 in x 27 in. SKU: 00452 Condition: Good condition, canvas has been re-lined. One small area of loss, less than 1/2 inch, to the upper right corner of the figure's head.
• THOMPSON, Walter Whitcomb,
  THOMPSON, Walter Whitcomb, (American, 1882-1948): Landscape with Oaks, Oil/Wood, 16'' x 12'', signed lower left, signed and titled verso, unframed.
• CEPHAS THOMPSON PORTRAIT OF CHARLES
  CEPHAS THOMPSON PORTRAIT OF CHARLES FREDERICK THOCephas Thompson (1775-1856). Oil on canvas portrait of Charles Frederick Thompson, the artist's son, as a young boy. Provenance: Directly from artist; descended through family. Dimensions: Unframed; height: 25 in x width: 20 in. Framed; height: 30 3/4 in x width: 25 1/2 in. SKU: 00456 Condition: Good condition, small area of loss along the left, and craquelure throughout.
• RICHARD C. THOMPSON (1945-2021)
  RICHARD C. THOMPSON (1945-2021) CHARCOAL DRAWINGFramed charcoal drawing on paper, "Untitled IV," signed lower left R. Thompson (Richard Craig Thompson, American, 1945-2021), Read Stremmel Gallery label verso, sheet: approx 30"h, 22.25"w, overall: 33"h, 25.25"w, 13.5lbs
• Virginia portrait, Cephas Thompson,
  Virginia portrait, Cephas Thompson, young gentleman with a book, circa 1809-1812, unsigned, oil on canvas, attributed to Cephas Thompson, Massachusetts, 1775-1856, unframed, 30 x 24 in.; accompanied by a letter from The National Portrait Gallery's Deborah Sisum stating work is believed to be that of Cephas Thompson and the justification. The lot is also accompanied by a portion of an article on Cephas Thompson prepared for the Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts . Lined, restretched on newer stretcher, crackle, retouch proper left shoulder, upper right edge, within hair at center, top edge, throughout jacket and small portion of proper right face affecting approximately 10 percent of surface.
• CEPHAS THOMPSON (MASSACHUSETTS,
  CEPHAS THOMPSON (MASSACHUSETTS, 1775-1856), HALF-LENGTH PORTRAIT OF A HANDSOME GENTLEMAN HOLDING A BOOK, CIRCA 1815., OIL ON PANEL, 29" X 23.5". FRAMED 37" X 31.5".CEPHAS THOMPSON, Massachusetts, 1775-1856, Half-length portrait of a handsome gentleman holding a book, circa 1815. Inscribed signature lower left "C. Thompson". Dimensions: Oil on panel, 29" x 23.5". Framed 37" x 31.5".
• DALE C. THOMPSON (WASHINGTON,
  DALE C. THOMPSON (WASHINGTON, 20/21ST CENTURY) TWODALE C. THOMPSON (Washington, 20/21st century) two watercolors on paper: a male wood duck, opening measures 8" x 6.5"; a killdeer among wild flowers, opening measures 15" x 18". Both signed. In wood frames; 13.5" x 12" and 23.75" x 26.25" overall. Dale C. Thompson was the Chief Naturalist for Mount Rainier National Park.
• Walter Whitcomb Thompson
  Walter Whitcomb Thompson Massachusetts (1882-1948) THROUGH THE WOODS BLACK RIVER SOUTH CAROLINA 1941 oil on panel framed signed dated & titled: on verso H20 1/2'' W24'' Provenance: Charleston South Carolina private collection. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• PHILIP C. THOMPSON (AMERICAN/NEW
  PHILIP C. THOMPSON (AMERICAN/NEW ORLEANS, 20TH C)Philip C. Thompson (American/New Orleans, 20th c.) , "Red, Yellow, Blue (3 Onions)", 2005, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right and en verso, signed, titled, dated and inscribed on stretcher, 8 in. x 10 in., framed
• CEPHAS THOMPSON (1775-1856,
  CEPHAS THOMPSON (1775-1856, MIDDLEBORO, MA) PAIRof oil paintings on canvas, portraits of Mr. and Mrs. John Bourne, ca. 1806. Mrs. John Bourne is signed lower right. Both have sight size approximately 27" x 22", overall with carved and gilded period frame 31 1/2" x 26 1/4". Both show gallery labels on verso, and Cahoon Museum exhibition labels. Mr. John Bourne shows some paint flaking to bottom edge
• Richard Thompson (American, 20th
  Richard Thompson (American, 20th Century) Property from the Estate of Harry M. Cornell, Jr.
• WORTHINGTON, THOMAS CHEW.
  WORTHINGTON, THOMAS CHEW. RECOLLECTIONS OF HOWARD THURS...Worthington, Thomas Chew. Recollections of Howard Thurston: Conjurer, Illusionist, and Author. Baltimore, 1938. Original gilt-lettered blue cloth. Portrait frontis. of Thurston under tissue. Two plates. 8vo. Introduction by H.R. Evans. With a leaflet, "Adventures in Magic and Occult Arts," by Evans, pertaining to Worthington's "Temple of Magic" and signed by both Evans and Worthington.
• Attributed to Cephas Thompson (1775
  Attributed to Cephas Thompson (1775 - 1856, Massachusetts / South Carolina) oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman, circa 1830, mounted in its original gilt frame, matches lot number 154, sight 30"h x 25"w CONDITION: same as companion piece in previous lot, with the addition of some scratching on the right hand side in open area, about halfway up near edge (see image)
• British School 19th Century
  British School 19th Century Portrait of a Gentleman said to be William Thompson, R.N. Estimate:$2,000-$4,000
• OUTSIDER ART, WILLIAM THOMAS
  OUTSIDER ART, WILLIAM THOMAS THOMPSON, ANGEL APPEARING ...Thompson, William Thomas, b. 1935 Angel Appearing to Shepherd, 28"x28", 1992, acrylic on particle board, purchased from artist
• OUTSIDER ART, WILLIAM THOMAS
  OUTSIDER ART, WILLIAM THOMAS THOMPSON, ANGELS AT THE TO...Thompson, William Thomas, b. 1935, Angels at the Tomb of Christ, 46 3/4"x42", 1998, acrylic on plywood, purchased from GA dealer
• WILL THOMPSON (American 20th
  WILL THOMPSON (American 20th century). IN THE PARK initialed on verso. Oil on canvas - Framed 25 1/4 in. x 33 1/2 in.
• Thomas Wightman (South Carolina
  Thomas Wightman (South Carolina 1811-1888) CHARLOTTE CORDAY IN PRISON (after Charles Louis Muller) oil on canvas framed H31'' W25 1/2'' Provenance: Property deaccessioned by the Gibbes Museum of Art Charleston South Carolina. Canvas with two tears near face; surface dirty; in need of varnish; unsigned; attribution from the Gibbes Museum; frame with heavy losses.
• CEPHAS GIOVANNI THOMPSON
  CEPHAS GIOVANNI THOMPSON (1803-1888, MIDDLEBORO,Italy) oil painting on canvas depicting a young boy and girl with their dog in a romantic landscape. Signed century G. T. 1851 in the lower right center. Cephas Giovanni Thompson was the son of the famous American painter Cephas Thompson. Sight size 29" x 36", overall with period gilded arched spandrel frame 39 1/2" x 46". Provenance: Estate of Edwin Sibley Webster (1867-1950) Boston. Estate of Clifford Alan Kaye (1916-1985) Boston. Christie’s March 20, 1987, Lot 4. Estate of George Decas (1937-2019) Wareham, Massachusetts.Exhibitions: Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA. Faces from the Past. March 23 - May 22, 2004 (label verso).
• Photograph of an ID'd SC
  Photograph of an ID'd SC Confederate Sharpshootercirca 1900 this late Victorian enlargement of a Civil War period image is inscribed ''James A Thomson / Confederate Vol.'' in the lower right field and is presented behind glass in its original carved oak frame. The sitter was Corporal James Allen Thomson Co. ''C'' Palmetto Sharpshooters. He enlisted on June 7th 1861 serving until mortally wounded at Wauhatchie Tennessee on October 29 1863. Thomson's uniform is consistent with those depicted in known portraits of South Carolina riflemen.SS 19.5 x 15.5 in.; DOA 26 x 22 in.The image has not been examined out of the frame which has been professionally restored.
• William Thomson (Connecticut
  William Thomson (Connecticut 20th C.) oil on canvas ''Field'' signed lower right framed ss: 25 3/4'' h. x 20 3/4'' w.
• CEPHAS THOMPSON GENTLEMAN WITH
  CEPHAS THOMPSON GENTLEMAN WITH WHITE STOCKCephas Thompson (1775-1856). Oil on panel portrait titled "Gentleman with White Stock." The artist's name is impressed along the lower left. There is a Vose Galleries of Boston label attached to the verso. This painting depicts a member of the Thompson family, and the lot includes an American flag, inscribed "J.A. Thompson, 1896," which reputedly belonged to him. Provenance: Directly from artist; descended through family. Dimensions: Unframed; height: 28 1/4 in x width: 22 1/2 in. Framed; height: 35 3/4 in x width: 30 1/4 in. SKU: 00453 Condition: Good condition, light surface scratch along the left quadrant, minor paint loss along the extreme lower quadrant.
• WILLIAM THOMSON (CONNECTICUT,
  WILLIAM THOMSON (CONNECTICUT, 1931 - 2014), "FIFTEEN LOST BRADY PHOTOS", OIL ON BOARD, DEPICTS GRID OF 18TH/ 19TH C. STYLE PORTRAITS...William Thomson (Connecticut, 1931 - 2014), "Fifteen Lost Brady Photos", oil on board, depicts grid of 18th/ 19th C. style portraits, ranging in age, dress and station, all male except for center portrait, signed LR, in simple wooden frame, wear consistent with age and use including wear to edges, board size: 18" h. x 24" w.
• OUTSIDER ART, WILLIAM THOMAS
  OUTSIDER ART, WILLIAM THOMAS THOMPSON, UNTITLED (CHRIST...Thompson, William Thomas, b. 1935, Untitled (Christmas House), 20"x16", acrylic on canvas, purchased from artist
• THOMPSON, FRANK. THE COLD
  THOMPSON, FRANK. THE COLD DECK.Thompson, Frank. The Cold Deck. Watertown: Magic Art, 1976. Limited deluxe first edition, number 40 of 50 copies, original gilt-stamped black buckram. Illustrated. 8vo. Fine.
• THREE WALTER W. THOMPSON, OIL ON
  THREE WALTER W. THOMPSON, OIL ON BOARD LANDSCAPES Walter Whitcomb Thompson (American 1882-1948), 1930s, oil on artist board, three American Southern landscape paintings comprising, ?Georgia Byway? (St. Simon?s Island, GA), ?Autumn ? Stone Mountain? (Decatur, GA), and ?Morning In The Garden? (Charleston, SC), all signed to lower edge, framed. Approximate dimensions: ?Georgia Byway? Board h. 9, w. 12?; Overall h. 11.75?, w. 13.75?, d. 1?; ?Autumn ? Stone Mountain? Board h. 5?, w. 6.875?; Overall h. 6.75?, w. 8.5?, d. 1?; ?Morning In The Garden?, Board h. 6.875?, w. 5.5?; Overall h. 8.5?, w.
• WILLIAM THOMSON (CONNECTICUT,
  WILLIAM THOMSON (CONNECTICUT, 1931 - 2014), OIL, PORTRAIT OF TWO GENTLEMEN WITH WHITE RUFFLED COLLARS, PROBABLY FROM THE REMBRANDT S...William Thomson (Connecticut, 1931 - 2014), oil, portrait of two gentlemen with white ruffled collars, probably from the Rembrandt series, "S" monogram in jewel form cartouche above artist's signature LC, handsomely framed and matted behind glass, not examined out of frame, light wear consistent with age and use, ss: 11" h. x 8 3/4" w., frame size: 19" h. x 16" w.
• Walter Thompson Savannah painting
  Walter Thompson Savannah painting (Walter Whitcomb Thompson, South Carolina, 1882-1948), view of a tidal marsh with heron, signed lower left "Walter W. Thompson" and signed and inscribed verso "…by Walter W. Thompson…Savannah, GA…1933", oil on fiberboard, 8 x 10 in.; painted wood frame. Light grime; frame with abrasions.
• Richard H. Thompson (American, 20th
  Richard H. Thompson (American, 20th century) Outsider art portrait of late 19th-early 20th C. male figure Oil on board Unsigned A corpulent countenance peers out from a formal wing collar, wrapped in a solemn great coat, hat in hand. 24" x 18". Very minor paint loss at left shoulder.
• Robert Thompson of Kilburn
  Robert Thompson of Kilburn (1876-1955), a Mouseman cheese board, in oak and of oval form, carved mouse signature to handle, 39cm overall
• Marguerite Douglas Thompson
  Marguerite Douglas Thompson American (mid 20th century) LANDSCAPE WITH STREAM oil on board framed inscribed: on verso Painted by Marguerite Douglas Thompson Elizabeth Hawk-Sister and attorney H14 1/2'' W19'' Provenance: Columbia South Carolina private collection. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.