A few examples of appraisal values for
COLANDER

• Redware colander. 10'' Diameter.
  Redware colander. 10'' Diameter.
• Heart shaped metal strainer.
  Heart shaped metal strainer.
• French brass and iron strainer,
  French brass and iron strainer, approx 59cm L
• French copper strainer, copper
  French copper strainer, copper pot and brass pot, strainer approx 48cm L (3)
• TWO LARGE BRASS AND COPPER
  TWO LARGE BRASS AND COPPER COLANDERS, 19TH C.Two large brass and copper colanders, 19th c. , 12 1/2" dia. and 16" dia.
• Hartley Greens Leeds Pottery
  Hartley Greens Leeds Pottery Colander, Anthony Quinn, c.2008 height 7.2 in — 18.2 cm
• A copper funnel, various copper
  A copper funnel, various copper saucepans etc.
• Antique blue and white plates and
  Antique blue and white plates and pierced strainer, approx 36cm W and smaller (5)
• A Herend "Market Garden" Fish
  A Herend "Market Garden" Fish Platter with Strainer Elongated porcelain platter with pierced strainer insert gilt rim decorated with vegetables and fruits.
• Brass Kitchen Items includes a
  Brass Kitchen Items includes a brass tea strainer and a brass sifter with graduated mesh layers; sifter ht. 6.75 in.
• An East Liverpool, Ohio
  An East Liverpool, Ohio Yellowware Bowl and Yellowware Colander 19th Century Height of colander 5 1/8 x diameter 10 7/8 inches. Height of bowl 4 3/4 x diameter 10 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of William D. Giermann, Canal Fulton, Ohio
• French Blue Painted Faience
  French Blue Painted Faience Strainer, 19th century diameter 8 in — 20.2 cm
• 1974 BREININGER GLAZED REDWARE
  1974 BREININGER GLAZED REDWARE COLANDER.Early Breininger Pottery Mottle Glazed Redware Colander with applied rope twist handles, dated 1974. 6"h. x 10" diam. Condition: : good with tiny rim chips.
• Two strainers with blue and white
  Two strainers with blue and white porcelain bowls wood handles 13'' l.; along with four pieces of transferware largest 9 1/2'' dia. craquelure and light wear throughout.
• THREE LE CREUSET ENAMEL COVERED
  THREE LE CREUSET ENAMEL COVERED POTS AND A STRAINERThree Le Creuset Enamel Covered Pots and a Strainer
• GROUP OF METAL KITCHEN
  GROUP OF METAL KITCHEN IMPLEMENTSComprising: Three strainers A ladle A spatula The largest 16 x 9 1/2 in., (5 pcs). Condition Wear, encrustation, oxidation and some breaks to the piercing. Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• BRASS STRAINERSTwo brass
  BRASS STRAINERSTwo brass strainers with hand forged handles. Mid to early 19th century. Largest, 22" long.
• ANTIQUE INTERIOR GLAZED REDWARE
  ANTIQUE INTERIOR GLAZED REDWARE STRAINER.Antique Interior Glazed Redware Strainer. Open loop handles, molded rim, tapered tri-foot. 6-1/2"h. Good with some glazing wear and chips. Condition: Good with some glazing wear and chips.
• 2PC COPPER POTATO STEAMER AND
  2PC COPPER POTATO STEAMER AND COLONDERCopper potato steamer with lid, brass handles, and stainless steel steam tray. Small copper colander with brass handles. Mauviel stamped to side of steamer. 6.5"W x 9.5"H. Colander is unmarked. 6"W x 3.5"H #coppercookware #Mauviel Issued: 20th c. Manufacturer: Mauviel Country of Origin: France Condition: Good. Minor scratches, stains, and patina. Minor dent on steamer lid and interior of colander.
• A Russian Silver Strainer Ladle,
  A Russian Silver Strainer Ladle, Moscow, ca. 1895 Deep oval bowl, pierced with a flower shape, exterior engraved with Slavic motif decorations, handle engraved with a similar design, and hallmarked with Moscow assayer mark, and maker's initials "N.P" in Cyrillic. Measures approx. 6"L. Weight is approx. 1.56 troy oz.
• Two Dutch Delftware colanders or
  Two Dutch Delftware colanders or cress dishes, 18th c, the octagonal example painted with border panels of a Chinese figure alternating with willow and rocks, each on three feet, 21.5 and 22 x 22cm, painted marks More Information Octagonal example - broken in two and stapled, also chipped on rim with rim flaking. Round example - rim slightly chipped and flaking but no substantial damage, no repair
• COLLECTION WITH GLASS AND PORCELAIN
  COLLECTION WITH GLASS AND PORCELAIN STRAINER, MIRROR, TRAYS, AND OTHER TABLE ARTICLESCollection with Glass and Porcelain Strainer, Mirror, Trays, and Other Table Articles,
• Four assorted copper pans along
  Four assorted copper pans along with a copper long handle strainer.
• Early iron cooking implements to
  Early iron cooking implements to include (3) strainers, (1) 26" (2) 17", ladle, (6) ladles/spoons, spatula, (4) 2-tine forks, large shears and mandolin.
• A Chinese silver strainer, early
  A Chinese silver strainer, early 20th c, pierced with prunus, 13cm l, marked in Chinese, an Irish Victorian silver toddy ladle with baleen handle, Dublin 1846 and several other silver articles, 2ozs 8dwts weighable More Information Strainer with tiny dent on handle. Ladle - marks slightly rubbed. Other items in mixed condition
• PIERCED BRASS STRAINER, 19TH
  PIERCED BRASS STRAINER, 19TH C.Pierced brass strainer, 19th c., with floral decoration, 6 1/2" h., 11 3/4" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Several old repairs.
• Four pieces of early wrought iron
  Four pieces of early wrought iron and copper cooking utensils- dipper taster and 2 strainers longest 22"
• PEWTER COLANDER, LATE 18TH C.Pewter
  PEWTER COLANDER, LATE 18TH C.Pewter colander, late 18th c., 3 1/2" h., 14" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• STERLING LEMON STRAINER 7 3/4 in.
  STERLING LEMON STRAINER 7 3/4 in. L., 2.6 ozt.
• TWO PIECES OF GRANITE WARE.Two
  TWO PIECES OF GRANITE WARE.Two Pieces of Granite Ware. Light blue large swirl Boston cream can, 5-1/4'h. and blue medium mottled colander, 11" diam. Condition: : Good with minor losses.
• Sterling squash form tea
  Sterling squash form tea strainer, applied vine and leaf decoration, no monogram, Gorham, "2389", late 19th/early 20th century, 3-1/4 x 1-3/4 in. Hinge and catch split, small dents. Perry Estate, Nyack, New York.
• Box Sterling Tea Strainer Etc
  Box Sterling Tea Strainer Etc
• LARGE GROUP OF COPPER COOKWARE
  LARGE GROUP OF COPPER COOKWARE Including a pressure cooker, colander, various pots and saucepans.
• BLUBBER STRAINER 19TH CENTURY
  BLUBBER STRAINER 19TH CENTURY LENGTH APPROX. 96”. STRAINER DIAMETER APPROX. 18”.BLUBBER STRAINER, 19th Century, Period wood pole. Dimensions: Length approx. 96". Strainer diameter approx. 18". Provenance: The Collection of Michael Gill.
• EARLY AMERICAN REDWARE POTTERY, 4
  EARLY AMERICAN REDWARE POTTERY, 4 PIECES Four pieces of early American redware slipware ceramic pottery articles comprising one redware colander with two handles and three plates, the largest charger with remnants of floral decoration. Largest dish: 2.25" H x 12.25" diameter. Note: Accompanying label denotes that the colander was once owned by George C. Neumann (American, 1926-2014), author of 'Early American Antique Country Furnishings' published in 1988 by American Legacy Press, New York.
• ENGLISH PEWTER COLANDER, CA.
  ENGLISH PEWTER COLANDER, CA. 1800English pewter colander, ca. 1800, with swivel handles, elaborate pierced hole decoration, and pedestal base, 5 1/8" h., 11 5/8" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.