A few examples of appraisal values for
ENGLISH BELL

• A pair of 18th C. English bell
  A pair of 18th C. English bell metal candlesticks, purchased from Good & Hutchinson Associates, 11.5"H. A similar 18th C. single classical column shaped candlestick on a square base, purchased from Ginsburg & Levy, Inc. 1975, 10.5"H. Condition: wear commensurate for age CT Transfer Fee $10
• An English Bell Metal or Bronze
  An English Bell Metal or Bronze Mortar and Pestle 18th Century Height 5 3/8 inches.
• PR GEORGE III CANDLESTICKS Pair
  PR GEORGE III CANDLESTICKS Pair of 18th c. English Bell Metal Square Candlesticks with fluted shafts, 12" high, 4 5/8". One stick has small rim dent under bobeche.
• PAIR OF TALL ENGLISH BELL METAL
  PAIR OF TALL ENGLISH BELL METAL CANDLESTICKSPair of tall English bell metal candlesticks, late 18th c. , 10 1/2" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• PAIR OF ENGLISH BELL METAL
  PAIR OF ENGLISH BELL METAL CANDLESTICKS, 18TH C.Pair of English bell metal candlesticks, 18th c. , with swirl bobeches and stepped platform bases, 10 1/4" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: 18th c. Good condition. One with a couple of spots of separation along seam. No other apparent damages or repairs.
• RARE PAIR OF ENGLISH BELL METAL
  RARE PAIR OF ENGLISH BELL METAL CANDELABRARare pair of English bell metal candelabra, mid 18th c. , the bases with gadrooned border and engraved rampant lions, 7 3/4" h., 11" w. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• PAIR OF DONALD DESKEY ANDIRONS.
  PAIR OF DONALD DESKEY ANDIRONS. CIRCA 1950S.Modernist andirons, brass underside of the log is marked English Bellows. 21" high x 15" wide together and 18" deep. Age appropriate wear.
• Thirteen various books, c/o a
  Thirteen various books, c/o a fragmentary copy of Observations Upon the Inconveniences that have Attended the Frequent Promotions to Titles of Honour and Dignity Since King James Came to the Crown of England (n.p., 1653), A History of the Civil War by Benson J. Lossing (New York, 1912); four volumes of the works of Washington Irving (New York, Philadelphia & Chicago, n.d. but c. 1910); A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens in original slipcase (Philadelphia, 1950; number 400 of a limited edition of 600 created "for use as a Christmas Greeting from Samuel A. Dalton"); The Ancestors of Eleanor Bedford Wilkins Cooch and Edward Webb Cooch, written by Eleanor B. W. Cooch (Wilmington, Del., 1962) and five volumes from the Universal Classics Library-- The Diary of John Evelyn in two volumes, Memoirs of Louis XIV by Saint Simon, French Belles-Lettres and English Belles-Lettres. Largest is "Observations upon the inconveniences", lacking front and back cover
• PAIR OF ENGLISH BELLE EPOQUE
  PAIR OF ENGLISH BELLE EPOQUE PORCELAIN LIDDED COMPOTES, CA. LATE 19TH CENTURY 5 ½" x 6 ½" x 6" Pair of compressed bombey urn shape porcelain vessels with domed lids with relief cross and wide finial, handles with rope loop, cartouches on the sides with gold "FH" cypher, flanked with relief scroll design; hand painted in magenta with continuous low relief vine-leaf and scrolls, hand painted in blue "FH" cypher in reserve on the front with low relief gold design ground; no marks found, possibly a custom order. Provenance: old private collection, Sewickley, PA, by descent in the family to the current owner.
• A late 17th Century English bell
  A late 17th Century English bell metal mortar 7.5ins diameter x 6ins high
• Pair mid-century Donald Deskey type
  Pair mid-century Donald Deskey type brass andirons arched foot stylized disc and loop design marked ''English bellows '' some corrosion and surface scratches 21'' h. x 23'' l. x 8 1/4'' d.