A few examples of appraisal values for
DIXIE BOY

• Fine Southern D
  Fine Southern D
• [Civil War - Manuscripts] US
  [Civil War - Manuscripts] US Civil War Un-conventional Stylings of Dixie 1861  2pp 7.75\'\' x 10\'\'. Dated June 13 1861 titled Dixie Land and inked perpendicular to the text A Copy - Drawn off by - F. M. Bailey Sussex County Virginia. Countless versions of the lyrics to Dan Emmett\'s \'\'Dixie\'\' were written following the song\'s initial popularity in the minstrel shows of the 1850s. The first page of this particular transcription contains commonly seen verses relating to military camp life that were popular among Civil War soldiers (Pork and cabbage in da pot; / It goes in cold and comes out hot;) but the verses on the second page are unusual. An internet and auction records search turned up the lyrics A nigger up in a great big tree; / Lookin right strate down at me; and A nigger in a bushel measure; / Was tickl\'d to death by swallowin\' a feather; in only two sources: a Civil War-era song sheet published by Baltimore bookseller Louis Bonsal and a transcription in the Civil War diary of a soldier of the 7th U.S. Infantry. The man who penned the document offered here could be Pvt. Francis M. Bailey who mustered into the 33rd Virginia Infantry 12 days before it was written and is listed by HDS as having deserted on December 19 of the same year. Condition: Spotting edge wear and some chipping/separation at the lower edge. Text is clear and legible.
• An early 19th century oval ivory
  An early 19th century oval ivory miniature of a boy in a lace trimmed blue jacket with a large Garter cross badge and a swagger stick.
• American Market creamware mug,
  American Market creamware mug, depicting a black minstrel band, "I Wish I Was in Dixey Land" and Sally is the Girl for Me" U-shaped crack in body, some discoloration, 4 1/2" high Estimate $100-200
• Very Fine Southern D
  Very Fine Southern D
• WILLIAM SMEDLEY (AMERICAN
  WILLIAM SMEDLEY (AMERICAN 1858-1920) A DRAWING, "THE OL...WILLIAM SMEDLEY (American 1858-1920) A DRAWING, "The Old Way to Dixie, 1892," ink on board. 19 1/4" x 13 3/4" Provenance: Kennedy Galleries, NY
• Dixie Friend Gay (American/Texas b.
  Dixie Friend Gay (American/Texas b. 1933) "The Shrine" mixed media construction of architectonic form signed and dated "1990" en verso height 11 3/8 in. width 6 5/8 in. depth 2 1/2 in.
• ROBERT DICKEY (AMERICAN, 1861 -
  ROBERT DICKEY (AMERICAN, 1861 - 1944) 14 ½" x 20" "Laddie Boy: I wish those fellows would stop their play long enough to consider that poor chaps condition. If they don't he may go mad and bite some of us". Mixed media on illustration board, signed lower right, title inscribed in pencil lower margin, unframed.
• Dixie Hampson Durham painting
  Dixie Hampson Durham painting (Arkansas/Virginia, born 1913), four black children fishing from bridge, three dogs also on bridge, signed lower left "Dixie Durham", oil on canvas, 28-1/8 x 36 in.; original wood frame. Original stretcher and tacking edge, crackle, cupping, cleavage, light grime, canvas loose, central area with reverse bruise, 1-1/2 in. tear left between girl and dog and taped verso, hole lower left; frame with abrasions.
• Civil War photo, signed ditty
  Civil War photo, signed ditty bag: ninth-plate ambrotype, young man in unadorned Confederate shell jacket, face and buttons with hand tinting, in gilt-edged thermoplastic case with velvet liner, 2-78 x 2-38 in. (case), scratches on glass plate, losses to black background, case with wear and losses to gilding; heavy canvas ditty bag with blue stitching at top, signed "J.T. Bell" in brown ink at bottom, stitching on bag seam consistent with early sewing machine, 15-14 x 8-14 in., yellowing, soiling, stains, wax and other residue, (two pieces).
• Theodore "Fonville" Winans
  Theodore "Fonville" Winans (American/Louisiana 1911-1992) "Dixie Belles" silver gelatin print signed and dated "1938" on ink lower left 20 in. x 24 in. Note: The image of two young women dressed in their Sunday clothes staring at the camera with intensity has become an iconic example of Fonville photography. The 1938 image depicts Fonville's familiarity with capturing the various expressions on the faces of native Louisianians. Although the mood greatly differs from the jovial expression on the face of the oyster shucker in The Oysterman or the rough nature of Pierre Lombas in Native Shrimpman the similarities between these three famed images are displayed through Fonville's ability to see into his sitter's emotional state of mind and capture it through the camera.
• TWO BISQUE BOY DOLLSTwo bisque
  TWO BISQUE BOY DOLLSTwo bisque boy dolls, to include an American School Boy, bisque dome head and shoulder, in original outfit, 10" h., and a contemporary Harriat Shealey school boy, 13 1/2" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• Theodore "Fonville" Winans
  Theodore "Fonville" Winans (American/Louisiana 1911-1992) "Dixie Belles" silver gelatin photograph signed and dated "Fonville 1938" lower left in black ink titled and numbered "037A/30" en verso 16 in. x 20 in. Provenance: Gift of the artist Baton Rouge Louisiana. Note: Fonville Winans' iconic image "Dixie Belles" depicts two young African American girls photographed on their way to church one Sunday morning. It is now prominently featured in the opening credits of the hit television series Treme. References: Illustrated in Myron Tassin Nous Sommes Acadiens/We Are Acadians p.56 and Cyril Vetter Fonville Winans' Louisiana: Politics People and Places p. 77.
• BLACK AMERICANA: "DIXIE KID CUT
  BLACK AMERICANA: "DIXIE KID CUT PLUG" TWO PIECES, TIN CONTAINER AND LUNCHBOX, C. 1920'S TO 30'S, DETAILS INCLUDE: RARE CONTAINER, C....BLACK AMERICANA: "Dixie Kid Cut Plug" two pieces, tin container and lunchbox, c. 1920''s to 30''s, details include: RARE container, c. 1920, screw top, label with some discoloration and loss, two small holes through container, 4 1/2" h. x 4 1/2" w. x 4 1/2" d.; and "Dixie Kid Cut Plug" tin lunch box, c. 1930, shaped swing handle, some rusty spots and discoloration, 5 1/8" h. x 7 1/8" w. x 3 3/4" d.
• Large colored tintype of a young
  Large colored tintype of a young boy standing next to a chair and mounted in a daguerreotype type oval frame. 13"x19.5"
• MARX DRUMMER BOY. American second
  MARX DRUMMER BOY. American second quarter of 20th century. Lithographed tin boy pushing large parade drum 7.25''h. 9''l. Not in working condition. Some minor surface scratches and small abrasions rust to key and wheel axels and slight pitting to drum.
• William Dickey King American, b.
  William Dickey King American, b. 1925 Standing Man, 1965 Estimate:$1,000-$1,500
• Henry Watson (American/Louisiana,
  Henry Watson (American/Louisiana, b.1961) "Dixieland Band", hand-painted bas-relief cypress carving, 13" x 26-1/2", titled lower left, signed and dated lower right "Henry Watson 7/22/2000". Presented in a rustic cypress frame.
• An American Lithographed Tin
  An American Lithographed Tin Wind-Up Toy and Original Box Louis Marx & Co. Dapper Dan depicting a familiar jigger dancer wearing a railroad porter's outfit on a suitcase stage. Height overall 9 3/4 inches.
• American School (19th century)
  American School (19th century) "Little Tyrol", signed "G. Schmid, 1890" lower right in rock under matting, watercolor on paper, label verso "Boy Dixie Arts & Restoration/Roswell, GA", 12-1/8 x 18-7/8 in.; painted wood frame,
• CIVIL WAR ERA "DIXIE" SHEET
  CIVIL WAR ERA "DIXIE" SHEET MUSICCivil War Era "Dixie" Sheet Music, two songs, incl.; I Wish I was in Dixies Land, New Orleans, Werlein, 1860, for piano and guitar, actually a pirated version of the original song: and Dixie War Song, "To the Boys in Virginia", Augusta and New Orleans, Blackmar & Bro., 1861, for piano
• Folk Art Portrait of Boy with Toy
  Folk Art Portrait of Boy with Toy American. A 20th century folk art colored pencil drawing of boy with toys unsigned framed; ht. 20 wd. 16 in. Condition: Toning throughout.
• Pair of Pale Blue-and-White
  Pair of Pale Blue-and-White German Biscuit Porcelain Cabinet Figures, of, respectively, "All-American Boy", h. 9-1/2", and a "Betsy Ross Girl", h. 7-1/4", fourth quarter 19th century, probably Thuringian.
• SLATE DANCER WITH BACK STAGE Very
  SLATE DANCER WITH BACK STAGE Very early example Southern boy done in tin flat body lithographed tin depicts die-cut figure able to move about with southern plantation graphics as background box stage contains mechanism. 7'' h. Wear to litho minor denting. (VG Cond)
• DIXIE SELDEN (AMERICAN 1871-1936)
  DIXIE SELDEN (AMERICAN 1871-1936) VENICE Oil on board: 14 x 20 in. Framed; lower left inscribed: to my dear friend / Helene Underwood/ March 17 1915; lower right signed and dated: Dixie Selden/ Venice 1915; Helen Underwood Hoyt (1897-1930) was a poet. Provenance: Private collection Saint Louis Missouri
• REVERSE GLASS PAINTING - Portrait
  REVERSE GLASS PAINTING - Portrait of a Blonde Boy in Sailor's Uniform with St. Bernard Dog red pommeled cap in his right hand his left hand resting on the dog's neck signed 'Jane Schultz Watson' in painted cove frame with gilt liner SS: 16'' x 19'' OS
• DIXON, Bill, (American, 20th/21st
  DIXON, Bill, (American, 20th/21st C.): ''Trumpster Midterm 2020'', Mixed Media Painting with Toilet Seat and Tie, Trump's Face Painted in the Bowl, signed and titled verso, 17.5''. The Artist Mr. Dixon will donate the proceeds from the sale to whoever the Democrat or Independant is that runs against Trump in 2020.
• [Civil War - Cased Images] Sixth
  [Civil War - Cased Images] Sixth Plate Tintype of Young Boy Displaying 1860 Colt Revolver  A sixth plate tintype of a boy 12 of 13 years old displaying an 1860 Colt revolver. Housed in a full Union case. Condition: Some texture changes to surface of tintype.
• American School, 19th Century
  American School, 19th Century Portrait of a Young Boy in the manner of Thomas Sully oil on board Sight 15 3/4 x 13 inches. Property of a Southern Collector, Russellville, Kentucky
• Dixie Hampson Durham
  Dixie Hampson Durham (American/Arkansas, b. 1913) "Spelling Class", 1976, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right "Dixie Durham 1976", 22" x 28". Handsomely framed.
• Southern portrait, Revolutionary
  Southern portrait, Revolutionary hero, sketch of Solomon Barrott (died 1851), drummer boy at the Battle of Cowpens (South Carolina), unsigned, oil on thin fiberboard, American, 19th century, unframed, 19 x 12-1/4 in. Laid on mat, holes, crackle, abrasions, grime. Note verso states "This painting was found at the bottom of a trunk at "Myrtle Grove attic" (Myrtle Grove is in Wilmington, North Carolina).
• VINTAGE DIXIE BANJO-UKULELE
  VINTAGE DIXIE BANJO-UKULELE 1940s-1950s, aluminum construction with traditional head and wooden bridge. A little guy who is very loud!
• Painted bronze and white metal
  Painted bronze and white metal figure of a black boy playing the banjo late 19th c. 8" h. ?
• FAT BOY D6142 - TINY - ROYAL
  FAT BOY D6142 - TINY - ROYAL DOULTON CHARACTER JUGBlue shirt; white scarf. Another wonderful Dickens character , Joe, the Fat Boy, was the lazy glutton who worked as servant to Mr. Wardle in "The Pickwick Papers." Artist: Leslie Herradine and Harry Fenton Issued: 1940 - 1960 Dimensions: 1.5"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Condition: Good.
• A Continental Bisque Porcelain
  A Continental Bisque Porcelain Figural Group depicting a seated boy in 18th century costume offering water to his dog set on a naturalistic oval base. Height 15 7/8 inches.
• Two Black Americana Bisque Children
  Two Black Americana Bisque Children Figurines Bisque polychrome figurines of a black boy holding a corncob and black girl holding a watermelon slice. Girl has impressed "4089" on the back, boy unmarked. Girl measures approx. 5"H x 3-1/2"W x 5"D and boy approx. 4-5/8"H x 3-1/2"W x 5"D.