A few examples of appraisal values for
GALT BOWL

• A Fine American Sterling Silver
  A Fine American Sterling Silver Centerbowl and Plateau Galt & Brother Washington D.C. c. 1890 urn-form with everted rim scroll chasing and reticulated borders throughout overall height 9 3/4 in. diameter 13 3/4 in. combined weight 97.35 troy ozs. Note: The Galt firm dates back to Alexandria VA silversmith James Galt who was active 1802-1847 and was succeeded by his sons. When the successor entity Galt & Bro. Jewelers closed its doors in 2001 it was the oldest business in Washington DC.
• GALT BROS. STERLING SILVER PAUL
  GALT BROS. STERLING SILVER PAUL REVERE TYPE BOWL AND STERLING SILVER BOWL, 6.6 OZGalt Bros. Sterling Silver Paul Revere Type Bowl and Sterling Silver Bowl, 6.6 oz
• An American Silver Bowl With a
  An American Silver Bowl With a Pierced Rim Galt & Bro., Inc., Washington, D.C., circa 1890 gross weight 20 ozt 5 dwt height 3 3/4, diameter 9 1/4 inches Property from a Lifetime Collector
• A Sterling Silver Paul Revere
  A Sterling Silver Paul Revere 1768 Reproduction Bowl for Galt & Bro. Classic deep footed bowl of tapered shape with everted rim raised on stepped circular foot. marked with "Paul Revere Reproduction 1768" "Made for Galt & Bro." "Sterling 12335-5" on the bottom. Weighs apprx. 11.01 toz.
• A Sterling Silver Paul Revere
  A Sterling Silver Paul Revere 1768 Reproduction Bowl for Galt & Bro. Classic deep footed bowl of tapered shape with everted rim raised on stepped circular foot. marked with "Paul Revere Reproduction 1768" "Made for Galt & Bro." "Sterling 12335-5" on the bottom. Weighs apprx. 11.01 toz.
• GOBI BOWLGobi Bowl. Las Vegas:
  GOBI BOWLGobi Bowl. Las Vegas: Okito-Nielsen, ca. 2007. A quantity of confetti scooped into the copper bowl from the highly decorated box. A cloth is whisked over the bowl and the confetti has transformed to water, livestock, or any other item. Bowl 8 _Ó diameter. From an edition of 30. With original box, accessories, and instructions. Fine.
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century ash. Straight-sided bowl with slight foot and good color. 13'd.
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century.
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century. Small bowl with turned foot and rim. Partially scrubbed interior. 3''h. 7 3/4''d.
• BURL BOWL AND PADDLE. American
  BURL BOWL AND PADDLE. American 19th century. Bowl with good figure and patina 3''h. 9''d. and a small butter paddle with some figure 8 1/2''l.
• BENNINGTON BOWL. Vermont
  BENNINGTON BOWL. Vermont impressed Type A label 1849-1858. Footed bowl in flint glaze. Chipped foot. 4 1/4''h. 12 1/2''d.
• GALLE' LOW BOWL. Amber glass with
  GALLE' LOW BOWL. Amber glass with silver formica flakes and cut floral decoration. Signed. 4'' h. Good condition.
• GOUDA. Lot of 3 Pieces. Lidded
  GOUDA. Lot of 3 Pieces. Lidded bowl, wide bowl, and tall bowl. From a Riverdale NY estate. Dimensions: tall bowl- 10"h
• Giles Bettison. Bowl (from the
  Giles Bettison. Bowl (from the Travelogue series). c. 1998, cold-assembled and hot-formed murrine, ground surface. 5 h × 5 dia in. result: $2,142. estimate: $1,500–2,500. Etched signature to underside ‘Giles Bettison’. Provenance: The Bullseye Connection Gallery, Portland | Collection of Pamela Lee Biallas
• GEORGE W SHIEBLER ART NOUVEAU
  GEORGE W SHIEBLER ART NOUVEAU STERLING BOWL New York, NY, 1876-1910, retailed Galt & Bro., model# 1949, 3 quart capacity; circular, the border with applied poppies, surrounded by repousse decoration, shaped scrolling rim, monogrammed; 4 1/2 in. H, 9 in. Diam., 22.60 ozt.
• BURL BOWL WITH BUTTER LADLES 19th
  BURL BOWL WITH BUTTER LADLES 19th century.
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century ash. Round bowl with sloping sides beaded rim and good figure. Retains a good old surface with appropriate wear. 11''d.
• GALLE CAMEO BOWL. Shaped rim with
  GALLE CAMEO BOWL. Shaped rim with purple floral and foliate decoration. Signed in cameo. 4 3/4'' h. Some surface scratches.
• Glen Lukens. Bowl. c. 1940,
  Glen Lukens. Bowl. c. 1940, partially glazed earthenware. 1¾ h × 9¼ dia in. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Signed to underside ‘Glen Lukens’. Provenance: Private Collection, California
• 2 GLEN LUKENS (1887-1967) BOWLS,
  2 GLEN LUKENS (1887-1967) BOWLS, 9 3/4" DGlen Lukens (1887-1967 Los Angeles, CA) 1Blue and 1 Green, 9 3/4"d x 2 1/2"t, signed, very good condition.
• BURL BOWL. American late
  BURL BOWL. American late 18th-early 19th century ash. Well-turned with rim and foot. Good color. Minor age splits. 12 1/4'd.
• Roseville Laurel 260-8" bowl in
  Roseville Laurel 260-8" bowl in green color scheme. Marked 260/8 in red crayon. Mint. 8" wide by 2 3/4" tall. Provenance: Gordon & Sue Hoppe Collection.
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century ash. Low bowl with scars from an early make-do repair. Minor losses and age splits. 12 1/2'd.
• A Continental Gilt Metal and
  A Continental Gilt Metal and Frosted Glass Center Bowl the oval bowl with scalloped rim and cut linear decoration raised on the handled rope form base. Width overall 16 1/2 inches.
• Glen Lukens. Bowl. c. 1940,
  Glen Lukens. Bowl. c. 1940, glazed stoneware. 4¼ h × 11 dia in. result: $1,260. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Signed and numbered to underside ‘Glen Lukens 163’. Provenance: Private Collection, California
• GALLE CAMEO LOW BOWL. In the form
  GALLE CAMEO LOW BOWL. In the form of a canoe and with vivid pink floral decoration. Signed in cameo. 2 1/4'' h. 11 1/4'' w.
• Gorham sterling center bowl with
  Gorham sterling center bowl with grapevine border, 1927. 15oz. Good condition with a few minute dings in the basin.
• BOWL BY GORHAM. American 1st
  BOWL BY GORHAM. American 1st quarter-20th century. The bowl is marked ''Sterling'' and has two openwork non-silver gold-colored covers. Inscribed 1931 date on the underside. 5''h. 10''d. Condition reports are available on all items. Please note: unless a condition report is requested we do not post detailed condition information about each item sold. If you choose to bid without requesting a condition report you are accepting the item ''as-is'' with no gaurantees.
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century ash. Burl bowl with good color and mellow patina. 12 1/2'' dia.
• BURL BOWL AND HORN LADLE. Probably
  BURL BOWL AND HORN LADLE. Probably American 19th century. Bowl has good surface 3 3/4''h. 8''d. The ladle has a shaped handle 14 3/4''l.
• BOWL AND JUG. American late
  BOWL AND JUG. American late 19th century. Pictured is a treenware bowl with original red on the exterior. 4''h. 15 1/2''d. And a small stoneware jug with Albany slip. 6 1/2''h.
• Glen Lukens. Bowl. c. 1940,
  Glen Lukens. Bowl. c. 1940, partially glazed ceramic. 4½ h × 6 dia in. result: $6,000. estimate: $4,500–6,500. Signed to underside ‘Glen Lukens’. Provenance: Private Collection, California
• Galle Enameled Glass Bowl
  Galle Enameled Glass Bowl Estimate:$1,500-$2,500
• NEW GENEVA BOWL. American mid
  NEW GENEVA BOWL. American mid 19th century. Tanware with brushed tulips. 6''h. 9''d.
• CARLSBAD MOSER BOWL. Olive
  CARLSBAD MOSER BOWL. Olive colored and paneled bowl with gilded band depicting men and women with shields and arrows. Signed ''Made In Czechoslovakia Moser Carlsbad''. 4 1/2'' h.
• TWO MOCHA BOWLS AND SALT. England
  TWO MOCHA BOWLS AND SALT. England 1st half-19th century. All have blue stripes. Bowls 4''h. 9 1/4''d. and 3 1/4''h. 6 1/4''d. salt 2''h. All have edge wear.
• GLEN LUKENS (1887-1967), LARGE
  GLEN LUKENS (1887-1967), LARGE GREEN BOWL, 14 1/4"DGlen Lukens (1887-1967 Los Angeles, CA) Large Green Bowl, 14 1/4"d x 3 1/4"t, signed, very good condition