A few examples of appraisal values for
CROWELL

• P. CROWELL (AMERICAN, BORN 1962),
  P. CROWELL (AMERICAN, BORN 1962), LANDSCAPE WITH WILDFLOWERS Oil on canvas, contemporary, signed "P. Crowell" at lower right, in gilt frame.
• CORRINE COLARUSSO, "TO THE FIELD"
  CORRINE COLARUSSO, "TO THE FIELD" A/C Corrine Colarusso (American 20th-21st century), "To the Field," 2001, acrylic on canvas depicting a bouquet of flowers in a vase with an open field in the background, title, date, and attribution en verso, framed. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joel A. Katz, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. sight h. 29.75", w. 29.75"; overall h. 31.25", w. 31.25", d. 1.75".
• CORRINE COLARUSSO, MARSH SCENE, A/C
  CORRINE COLARUSSO, MARSH SCENE, A/C Corrine Colarusso (American/Massachusetts active 20th-21st century), "Swamp Field Night (with Light and Sound)", acrylic on canvas depicting a marsh scene with plants and flowers, apparently unsigned and undated, framed. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joel A. Katz, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. sight h. 43", w. 35.5"; overall h. 48.5", w. 40.75", d. 3.25".
• PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON,
  PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON, 1910-1990) WATERCPERS CROWELL (Oregon/Washington, 1910-1990) watercolor on paper, cowboys with horses at the hitching post, cleaning hooves. Signed lower right. Image measures 9.5" x 11". In a wood frame; 17.5" x 18.75" overall.
• RARE LIFE-SIZE BALTIMORE ORIOLEBy
  RARE LIFE-SIZE BALTIMORE ORIOLEBy A.E. Crowell of East Harwich Massachusetts. With glass eyes and rectangular stamp. Mounted on an oval dimpled painted base. Signed in pen on underside of base A.E. Crowell Cape Cod''. Top of legs have been professionally restored.''
• PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON,
  PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON, 1910-1990) WATERCPERS CROWELL (Oregon/Washington, 1910-1990) watercolor on paper, "Evening At The Waterhole," stallion standing watch with four mares going down to drink. Signed lower left. Image measures 14.25" x 17.75". In a wood frame; 21.75" x 25.5" overall.
• Alan Caiger-Smith (1930; Argentina)
  Alan Caiger-Smith (1930; Argentina) Pitcher and Bowl ca 1984 Earthenware; ht. 10.75 in. Dorothy Miner Collection Condition: Excellent original condition.
• KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER).
  KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER). KELLAR.Cincinnati & New York: The Strobridge Litho. Co., ca. 1897. The famous American magician stands in the middle of a mysterious cave-like scene filled with tiny red imps pushing red spheres down slides and up spiral-shaped ramps. On stage, the effect was known as the Golliwog Ball. At Kellar’s command, a large ball rolled up and down an inclined plank, one end of which rested on the back of a chair. 39 ½ x 29 ½". Borders, central folds and closed tears expertly restored; B+. Scarce.
• PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON,
  PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON, 1910-1990) OIL ONPERS CROWELL (Oregon/Washington, 1910-1990) oil on canvas and book. The painting titled "Shaniko," cowboys on horseback riding through town, signed lower left, image measures 11" x 13.5", in a wood frame; 16.25" x 19.5" overall. The book by Perso Crowell titled "Six Good Friends, A Story of Circus Horses," published 1947 by Whittlesey House.
• CROW STYLE HEADSTALL Circa 1900.
  CROW STYLE HEADSTALL Circa 1900.
• PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON,
  PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON, 1910-1990) OIL ONPERS CROWELL (Oregon/Washington, 1910-1990) oil on canvas with book and letters. The painting depicting Wells Fargo stagecoach, signed lower left, image measures 17" x 28", in a wood frame; 21" x 32" overall. The book by Perso Crowell titled "Cavalcade of American Horses," published 1951. Four correspondence letters from Crowell to Fred Batchelor of Portland, OR.
• SCULLY & SCULLY PILLOWLabeled.
  SCULLY & SCULLY PILLOWLabeled. Depicting a gentlemen’s chest, in a jacket and tie. 16 by 18 in.
• Greg Johnson (FL) Robed Womancarved
  Greg Johnson (FL) Robed Womancarved and polished stone signed on the verso mounted to a mahogany plinth.The Bells used this sculpture when working on a park competition dedicated to ''The Indians of Custer's Last Stand.''26 x 9 x 4 in. (without plinth)Collection of Mary Jo & Dick Bell founders of Garden Gallery and the Water Garden Raleigh NC
• MICHAEL COLEMAN (1946- ), CROW
  MICHAEL COLEMAN (1946- ), CROW WARRIOR Title: Michael Coleman (1946- ), Crow Warrior Medium: lithograph on paper, Trial Proof Dimensions: 19 x 13 1/2 Framed dimension: 26 x 21 x 1 1/4
• FRAMED LETTER COL. JOHN CROWELL &
  FRAMED LETTER COL. JOHN CROWELL & GIRARD ENGRAVING1st grouping - Johnson, Frye, & Co. New York engraving of Stephen Girard and a 1785 note for 1917 pounds signed by Stephen Girard. Stephen Girard (1750-1831) was a young Philadelphia philanthropist and slave dealer who acquired considerable land holdings near modern day Phenix City, AL and Columbus, GA. The city of Girard, AL was named after him. In 1923, the cities of Girard and Phenix City were consolidated and retained the name, Phenix City. Engraving of Girard 7 1/4" x 10 1/4" sight, autographed note 3 3/4" x 3 1/4" sight. 2nd grouping - Framed grouping of documents relating to Colonel John Crowell (1780-1846). Crowell was the first and only Territorial Delegate to the 15th Congress. He was first Congressman from the state of Alabama, and President Madison appointed him as the Agent for the Creek Indian Confederacy. He was well known for his race horses. His horse, "John Bascomb," won the "South against the North" race in 1836. The frame documents include an 1843 deed of land to Samuel Benton, deed signed by Crowell, and a December 1846 sale of property from the estate of Colonel John Crowell in Crawford, Russell County, AL. Frame: 28 5/8" x 29 1/4", Sight" 10" x 8" papers. Provenance: The Greene Museum, Phenix City, Alabama. Condition: 1st grouping - overall very good condition with the autographed note having a stain over part of Girard's signature. Not examined out of the frame. 2nd item - overall very good condition, not examined out of the frame. Part of the Crowell deed is copied for display purposes.
• Paperweight book, Evelyn Campbell
  Paperweight book, Evelyn Campbell Cloak, [Glass Paperweights of the Bergstrom Art Center], first edition, Crown Publishers, New York, 1969, inscribed by author, with presentation card from Louis Lyons to Sally Abney Rose, dust jacket with minor corner creases and some toning at spine, 11-1/4 x 8-3/4 in.
• KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER).
  KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER). KELLAR.Cincinnati & New York: The Strobridge Litho. Co., ca. 1906. Bust portrait of Kellar on a blue background, with his name below, executed near the end of his reign as the most famous magician in America. 38 ½ x 84". Old central folds and chips and tears in border restored; B+.
• PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON,
  PERS CROWELL (OREGON/WASHINGTON, 1910-1990) OIL ONPERS CROWELL (Oregon/Washington, 1910-1990) oil on canvas, "Desert Trek," two mountain men with horses and dog traveling through the desert. Signed lower right. Image measures 14" x 18". In a wood frame; 19.25" x 23.25" overall.
• COLIN POWELL SIGNED BOOK
  COLIN POWELL SIGNED BOOK
• An early 18th Century and later
  An early 18th Century and later tortoiseshell and silver mounted mirror of arched shape with armorial of Fleming impaling Crowley to the cresting, 69cm x 39cm/Note: The arms of Crowley of Stourbridge, Worcester were granted in 1707 to the Quaker Sir Ambrose Crowley (1657-1713). Sir Ambrose Crowley was one of the wealthiest figures in the city of London having been a successful iron master, member of Parliament and director of The South Sea Company. His fourth surviving daughter Anna married Rich
• KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER).
  KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER). KELLAR.Cincinnati: Strobridge Litho., ca. 1889. Half-sheet lithograph bearing a sepia-toned bust portrait of the great American magician with a thick mustache and shiny stud in his dress shirt. 20 x 30 ¼". One minor scratch not affecting image; A.
• KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER).
  KELLAR, HARRY (HEINRICH KELLER). KELLAR. THE WITCH, THE...Cincinnati, The Strobridge Litho. Co., 1905. One-sheet color lithograph depicting Kellar’s version of the famous Maskelyne magic play which he “borrowed” from the proprietors of London’s Egyptian Hall without permission. 38 x 28". Inexpert significant restoration throughout; C+.
• JUNIOR CROWELS, OUR MOTHER
  JUNIOR CROWELS, OUR MOTHER EARTH'S FIRST CHILD, 2004Junior Crowels, (20th/21st Century) Our Mother Earth's First Child, 2004, carved marble signed lower side: © ROWELS / [artist cipher] inscribed lower base: OuR MotheR EaRth's / first child. / 2004 carved marble Dimensions: 17 1/2 x 13 3/8 x 5 1/8 in. (44.45 x 33.97 x 13.02 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, Oklahoma
• Two Millington, Astbury and Poulson
  Two Millington, Astbury and Poulson White Glazed Molded Porcelain 'Colonel Elmer Ellsworth' Commemorative Pitchers Trenton, New Jersey, Circa 1861 of baluster form with spurred handles, each molded in relief on one side to illustrate the shooting of Colonel Elmer Ellsworth (1837-1861), the first conspicuous casualty of the Civil War, at Alexandria, Virginia. Height of taller 8 7/8 inches; height of smaller 7 7/8 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• KELLAR.Kellar, Harry (Heinrich
  KELLAR.Kellar, Harry (Heinrich Keller). Kellar. Cincinnati: Strobridge Litho, (1907). Three-sheet color lithograph portrait of the famous American magician used on his farewell tour. 72 x 39 ½”. Linen backed. Restored losses mainly along folds, repaired tears and over-colored tape discolorations, scattered unrestored losses and minor edgewear. B.
• KELLAR, HARRY. PORTRAIT OF HARRY
  KELLAR, HARRY. PORTRAIT OF HARRY KELLAR AND FELECIEN TR...Kellar, Harry. Portrait of Harry Kellar and Felecien Trewey, inscribed and signed. American, 1919. Large-format bust portrait titled, ÒThe Two Deans/Franco-American/Magicians and Fantaisists.Ó In the original frame, 13 _ x 11Ó. Mount chipped, else good. Inscribed and signed in the upper left, ÒTo J.W. Sargent with kindest regards & best wishes of his friend Harry Kellar.Ó
• Volkmar Pillow Vase American late
  Volkmar Pillow Vase American late 19th century. A Charles Volkmar pillow vase decorated with a bird hovering on a flowering branch over a nest and having a flowering branch on reverse accented with gilding unmarked; ht. 17 wd. 10 dp 3.5 in.
• KELLAR, HARRY. PORTRAIT OF MAGICIAN
  KELLAR, HARRY. PORTRAIT OF MAGICIAN HARRY KELLAR. COLUM...Kellar, Harry. Portrait of magician Harry Kellar. Columbus: Baker Art Gallery, ca. 1900. Handsome bust portrait of Kellar in cabinet card format, captured at the peak of his success as an entertainer. Photographer's mount measures 4 _ x 6 _Ó. Minor wear at edges; very good.
• KELLAR’S WONDERS.Caveney, Mike
  KELLAR’S WONDERS.Caveney, Mike and Bill Miesel. Kellar’s Wonders. Pasadena: Magic Words, 2003. From a limited edition of 1000 copies. Publisher’s cloth with jacket. Illustrated, including color plates. 4to. Very good.
• MARY ELLEN MARK (b. 1940): BULL
  MARY ELLEN MARK (b. 1940): BULL RIDERS CRAIG SCARMARDO AND CHEYLON MATHER Gelatin silver print 20 x 16 in. (sheet) titled signed dated 1991 and numbered 10/75.
• KELLAR THE GREAT MAGICIAN.Kellar,
  KELLAR THE GREAT MAGICIAN.Kellar, Harry (Heinrich Keller). Kellar the Great Magician. Cincinnati: Strobridge Litho., 1894. Half-sheet (30 x 19 ") color lithograph. An iconic poster design, introducing the whispering devils that would be copied endlessly afterward. Linen backed. Short closed tear near left margin; several losses to outer margins; main image bright and clean. A-.
• KELLAR THE GREAT MAGICIAN.Kellar,
  KELLAR THE GREAT MAGICIAN.Kellar, Harry (Heinrich Keller). Kellar the Great Magician. Cincinnati: Strobridge Litho., 1894. One-sheet color lithograph poster which introduced the widely-copied “whispering devils” motif. 37 ¼ x 27 ½”. Linen backed. Tear to lower margin extending into last two lines of text repaired with touch-ups; scattered losses to margins restored. Bright and vivid with clean main image area. A-.
• RARE ELMER CROWELL (MA, 1862-1952),
  RARE ELMER CROWELL (MA, 1862-1952), MINIATURE BRANT East Harwich, Massachusetts, circa 1920s, carved and painted wood, rectangular stamp, branded PPT.
• CROWN DEVON FIELDING'S CERAMIC
  CROWN DEVON FIELDING'S CERAMIC PITCHER, EARLY 20TH C. ENGLISH, UNUSUAL ART DECO GILT SPIDER WEB AND POLYCHROME FLORAL DECORATION ON...Crown Devon Fielding's ceramic pitcher, early 20th C. English, unusual Art Deco gilt spider web and polychrome floral decoration on robin's egg blue background with deco flowers and trees, gold handle, Rosalind Russell Estate sticker verso, 10 1/4" h., wear consistent with age and use. [Past W.A. Purchase 1/18/2021 Lot 1]
• Colonel Ellsworth Commemorative
  Colonel Ellsworth Commemorative Pitcher Plus Lot of 4 featuring a molded stoneware pitcher illustrating the shooting of Colonel Elmer Ellsworth the first conspicuous casualty of the Civil War at Alexandria VA made by Millington Astbury and Poulson Trenton NJ ca 1861. A baluster form pitcher with spurred handle molded in relief on one side with a dramatic depiction of Col. Ellsworth who lies dead at the bottom of the stairwell while three soldiers one identified as F.E. Brownell struggle to fight the man who shot Ellsworth in the chest identified as J.W. Jackson / The Traitor on the pitcher. Brownell the soldier shown bayoneting Jackson was credited with killing the traitor and later received the Medal of Honor for his actions. The reverse side is imprinted with the phrase Union and the Constitution and features a molded relief of an American Eagle with snake in beak perched above a fallen Confederate Flag with an American Flag flying at right above a gathering of rifles. Approx. 8 in. at widest point 8.5 in. tall. This is believed to be the first commemorative pitcher made by a U.S. potter. The lot also includes 2 Civil War illustrated covers honoring Ellsworth plus 1 cent token from the Marshall House Tavern where Ellsworth was martyred dated 1859 .75 in. dia. Condition: Stress crack at junction where handle meets the pitcher itself. Illustrated covers have yellowed a bit.
• 1 vol. (Bird & Bull Press.)
  1 vol. (Bird & Bull Press.) Heaney, Howell, et al. Three Lions and The Cross of Lorraine: Bartholomaeus Angelicus... Newtown, Pa., 1992. #90/138. Folio, orig. 1/4 crushed burgundy morocco & bds., black morocco spine label; minor wear. With 2 leaves from The Bartholomaeus De Proprietatibus Rerum, ca. 1495 in sleeve at back. This copy inscribed to Alvin Kernan & signed by Henry Morris, owner of The Bird & Bull Press; 2 Morris TLS's to Kernan laid in.