A few examples of appraisal values for
CUSTARD

• A Large group of pottery creamers
  A Large group of pottery creamers and custard, tilt creamers, double handled open sugar bowls, assorted custards, 1 with chip, minor roughness to some
• Custard glass compote with gilt
  Custard glass compote with gilt decoration on white metal base, 7" dia Estimate $20-40
• Northwood Custard Art Glass Creamer
  Northwood Custard Art Glass Creamer & Sugar chrysanthemum design.
• GROUP OF CUSTARD GLASS PIECES.
  GROUP OF CUSTARD GLASS PIECES. American, first quarter 20th century. Mostly Heisey. Includes creamers, toothpicks, and sugars. Also includes tow ruby flashed pieces. Varying wear.
• A pedestal cream jug another
  A pedestal cream jug another cream jug a sauce boat and a tankard
• A CHELSEA-DERBY CUSTARD CUP
  A CHELSEA-DERBY CUSTARD CUP attractively enamelled with groups of fruit, including a sliced pear and a butterfly, the rims and handle gilt, 6.5cm h, gold anchor and D, c1770-77
• ITALIAN WHITE GLAZED CERAMIC
  ITALIAN WHITE GLAZED CERAMIC CUSTARD CUPS, 9 Italian white-glazed ceramic custard cups or "pots de creme", a group of nine (9), each with fraise de bois finials, and seeded sides with a rustic twig handle, impressed mark "ITALY" to each on foot. 3.25" H x 3.25" diameter
• SEVRES CUSTARD POT SET WITH
  SEVRES CUSTARD POT SET WITH STANDA very fine Sevres porcelain 6 piece custard pot service with stand. Pot a jus et plateau de moutardier ordinaire, dated for 1757, decorated with various floral garlands, with painters mark for Jean Charles Sioux l'aine. Various incised letters and numbers to the cups and incised number to the stand. Stand 13"W. Condition: Fine condition.
• A DERBY DESSERT DISH of cushion
  A DERBY DESSERT DISH of cushion shape, painted with an idealised landscape with figures and ruins on the coast in apricot and gilt frame, the cavetto with a band of gilt husks in blue and gilt border, 22.5cm w, puce painted mark and 203, c1795-1800
• PAIR STAFFORDSHIRE SPONGEWARE COW
  PAIR STAFFORDSHIRE SPONGEWARE COW CREAMERS 18th/19th c., England, black, puce and green enamels, modeled in standing position with seated milkmaid, with round cover, old paper retail sticker to underside, 5.5"h x 7"l x 3"w
• A Sèvres cream jug (pot a lait a
  A Sèvres cream jug (pot a lait a trois pieds), circa 1760, of the smallest size, on three stump feet with embossed gold blossom, painted with scattered flower sprigs, blue enamel line and gold dentil rim, 8.5cm, partial crossed LL mark, date letter unclear, possible painter's mark of an ampersand/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• Northwood Custard opaque stretch
  Northwood Custard opaque stretch glass half pound candy jar.
• A Sèvres style butter dish, cover
  A Sèvres style butter dish, cover and stand with cow finial, a Samson model of a sheep and an oval portrait medallion
• An English Staffordshire
  An English Staffordshire Pearlware Cow Creamer circa 1810 early figure of a standing cow on a rectangular canted corner base decorated with puce and yellow sponge decoration; the upturned tail forms the handle with a fitted lid on the back. Height 5 1/2 x width 6 1/2 x depth 2 1/2 inches.
• An English Staffordshire
  An English Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Cow & Milkmaid Creamer circa 1810 depicting a standing cow decorated with brown and yellow sponge decoration with a seated milkmaid all on a thin plinth; the upturned tail forms the loop handle with fitted lid on the back. Height 5 1/2 inches.
• (2) ENGLISH VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE
  (2) ENGLISH VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAMERS(lot of 2) English Victorian Staffordshire cow creamers, 19th c., including: (1) painted in black with lustre accents, approx 5"h, 6.25"w, 2.5"d; (1) painted in brown with floral motif at base, restoration to horn, approx 5.25"h, 6.5"w, 2.5"d; some chipping, 1.5lbs total
• CREAMWARE FIGURAL COW CREAMERca.
  CREAMWARE FIGURAL COW CREAMERca. 1810; creamware figural cow creamer with suckling calf standing on a rectangular platform, detailed in blue, brown and yellow with blue, brown and orange sponging, English Staffordshire earthenware, 4 1/4"x 2"x 6"; Condition: replaced cover, 1/4" rim chip, chipped ears, flaked calf's tail, 1/4" base flake, 3/4" base line
• (2) ENGLISH VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE
  (2) ENGLISH VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAMERS(lot of 2) English Victorian Staffordshire cow creamers, 19th c., slightly varied, each painted with gilt accents, 5"h, 5"w, 3"d, 1.25lbs total
• CREAMWARE, FAN PATTERN MOCHA
  CREAMWARE, FAN PATTERN MOCHA CREAMERca. 1815; barrel shaped creamer with blue fans with brown veins, all on a reddish brown ground, bracketed by a pair of engine turned green glaze rings, strap handle with acanthus design terminals, English Staffordshire earthenware, 3 1/4"d, 4 1/2"h; Condition: (2) 1/4" spout chips and (2) 1/8" flakes, 1 1/2" base line (not through), 1/8" rim flake
• B & O LAMBERTON CREAMER .
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• An English Staffordshire
  An English Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Cow Creamer circa 1760 depicting a cow standing above a recumbent calf decorated with blue green yellow and brown sponge decoration on a rectangular sloped plinth; the upturned tail forms the handle with fitted lid on the back retail sticker on base. Height 5 inches.
• A PRATT WARE COW CREAMER the
  A PRATT WARE COW CREAMER the bellowing bright ochre cow with eyes delineated, milked by a maid in a blue dress, the shaped flat base in a vivid green glaze, 12.5cm h, c1800
• DAVENPORT CHALCEDONY CREAMWARE
  DAVENPORT CHALCEDONY CREAMWARE DESSERT SERVICEDavenport Chalcedony Creamware Dessert Service , 19th c., impressed marks, incl. 12 plates, dia. 7 1/2 in.; 2 rectangular dishes, 7 in. x 9 in.; 2 oval dishes, l. 10 in.; 2 serving plates, l. 10 in.; raised basket, l. 11 in.; and 4 bone plates. (23 pcs.)
• ENGLISH CREAMWARE PALE GREEN AND
  ENGLISH CREAMWARE PALE GREEN AND MAUVE GROUND DOUBLE WALLED CONFECTIONARY DESSERT BOWL AND RETICULATED COVERENGLISH CREAMWARE PALE GREEN AND MAUVE GROUND DOUBLE WALLED CONFECTIONARY DESSERT BOWL AND RETICULATED COVER , circa 1770, probably Yorkshire, the domed cover with large flower finial, the border pierced with three rows of hexagons interrupted by three half circle mons pierced with a radiating pattern, the shallow bowl enriched with trellis banding, dia: 5 3/8 in. (the stand) Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, 27 January, 1988 (as Staffordshire); Estate of Tom and Lee Stanley English Creamware Collection Literature: For a paper on Ling Long in Yorkshire, see Tom Walford, E.C.C. Trans, Vol. 20, Pt. 1, pp. 161-166. Two similar double-walled bowls are in the York Museum and at the Winterthur Museum, Delaware. For a teapot and cover and an extensive note regarding the location of other wares from this series, see The Tom Walford Collection, Bonham's, London, 18 December 2012, lot 105. For further details, reference the paper by Pat Halfpenny, then Director of Winterthur, 'Worthy of the Connoisseur's Greatest Care.' A double-walled bowl illustrated and noted as Staffordshire. Also see Troy Dawson Chappell, Northern Ceramic Society, "An English Heritage: A Survey of Earthenware and Stoneware 1630-1800, Part II," TJ Metzgers: Toledo, 2016, p. 788, fig. 351, for a related milk-pot (as possibly Yorkshire).
• (2) ENGLISH VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE
  (2) ENGLISH VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE COW CREAMERS(lot of 2) English Victorian Staffordshire cow creamers, 19th c., varied design, painted with gilt accents, (one) cow intact with restoration to head, leg, and base, approx 4.5"h, 5"w, 3"d, 1.5lbs total
• MOCHA CREAMER. English mid 19th
  MOCHA CREAMER. English mid 19th century. Black seaweed designs on tan and blue bands. ''Pint'' label. Edge flakes 4 3/4''h.
• A DERBY DESSERT DISH painted to the
  A DERBY DESSERT DISH painted to the centre with a tightly clustered group of fruit, including a sliced pear, nuts and grapes in gilt osier moulded border, 26.5cm w, puce painted mark, c1790 Illustrated: Twitchett (J), Derby... an Illustrated Guide, Woodbridge 2002, col plt 178.
• ENGLISH PEARLWARE MILKMAID COW
  ENGLISH PEARLWARE MILKMAID COW CREAMER AND COVERENGLISH PEARLWARE MILKMAID COW CREAMER AND COVER , circa 1820, Staffordshire, the cover a 20th Century replacement, modeled foursquare and hobbled, the cow sponged with ochre and grey patches, the seated milkmaid in ochre bonnet and green dress, on shaped green base, h: 5 3/8 x l: 6 1/4 in. Provenance: Harry A. Root Collection. Skinner, Boston, 12 July 2013, sale 2663B, lot 1211. Jeffrey Milkins Collection, no. 698.
• A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN
  A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN ORNITHOLOGICAL PART DESSERT SERVICE, the cream ground painted with various species, apple green and gilt border, pattern No 7438 to the reverse, comprising pedestal comport, four square and four circular dishes, and eighteen plates
• A Sèvres dessert dish, dated
  A Sèvres dessert dish, dated 1763, of Compotier Rond Gauffré shape, the saucer dish finely moulded with overlapping flower petals, painted in colours with flower sprays and sprigs, the rim gilt, 20.7cm diameter, crossed LL mark with date letter L/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• PEWTER FIGURAL SORBET OR ICE
  PEWTER FIGURAL SORBET OR ICE CREAM MOLDS, PROBABLY 20TH CENTURYPEWTER FIGURAL SORBET OR ICE CREAM MOLDS, PROBABLY 20TH CENTURY, This is a series of five hinged figural molds in the form of Father Christmas, a bear, Santa Claus, a mermaid, and a stately gentleman. The molds were used during White House dinners for elaborate and colorful sorbet or ice cream desserts (5) - h:6w:3in. Provenance: Private collection of Former White House Pastry Chef Roland Mesnier. First Lady Rosalynn Carter hired Mesnier, who served 26 years under five presidents: Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. According to Creating the Sweet World of White House Desserts: A Pastry Chef's Secrets, Mesnier created stunning desserts for more than 40 queens, kings, princes, princesses and heads of state.
• An English Staffordshire Pottery
  An English Staffordshire Pottery Cow Creamer circa 1800 depicting a cow standing above a recumbent calf decorated with sponged and painted blue yellow and black decoration all raised on a plinth; the upturned tail forms the handle with fitted lid on the back with retailer label. Height 6 inches.
• A Worcester crested dessert
  A Worcester crested dessert tureen and cover, crest an eagle's head erased, 18cm high