A few examples of appraisal values for
GEORGIA COLORS

• Georgia overshot coverlet, Snowball
  Georgia overshot coverlet, Snowball variant, three panels, probably Georgia, 19th century 87 x 80 in. Fading and wear, good condition overall.
• 19th century map of Georgia,
  19th century map of Georgia, "Georgia", by Samuel Lewis, engraved by D. Fairman, from A New and Elegant General Atlas…, John Conrad & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1804, counties named but not demarcated in eastern portion of state, western portion titled "Country of the Creek Indians", hand-colored engraving on laid paper, 8 x 10 in. (sight); matted in modern gilt wood frame. Light toning, smudges, fading, ink inscription lower right (possibly a page number), not examined out of frame; frame with abrasions. Private Collection.
• Early Georgia portraits, 1715-1870:
  Early Georgia portraits, 1715-1870: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Georgia, University of Georgia Press, 1975, 338 pp. Good condition, dust jacket with minor creases and slight fading, boards bowed.
• 13 Georgia histories, related:
  13 Georgia histories, related: works related to Atlanta, Savannah, Wilkes County, Athens, directories, manuals, industrial and agricultural data; detailed listing available.
• Georgia overshot coverlet, wool and
  Georgia overshot coverlet, wool and linen, blue on white, three panels, probably Georgia, 19th century, 97 x 91 in., Griffin notes: "Whig Rose or Methodist Wheel pattern". Fading and wear, scattered stains, pest damage, other holes, scattered small repairs. Consignment shop, Augusta, Georgia, 1978
• 19th century map of Georgia,
  19th century map of Georgia, "Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Map of Georgia" by F. Lucas, Jr., showing early counties and territory boundaries surrounded by text, published in A Complete Historical, Chronological, And Geographical American Atlas… by H.C. Casey and I. Lea, Philadelphia, 1822, probably first edition, copper engraving on wove paper with watermark, 17-1/2 x 21-3/4 in. (page). Loose, toning, minor losses and tears at margins, stains, reinforced center crease and paper tape verso.
• Three Georgia coverlets: one
  Three Georgia coverlets: one overshot, mulberry and beige, wool on linen, three panels, 87 x 83 in., scattered stains, fading, losses, repairs; one overshot, dark brown and beige, wool on linen, 96 x 86 in., fading, stains and repairs; one woven, two panels, 86 x 68 in., fading, probably Georgia, late 19th/early 20th century.
• Georgia & Mississippi Maps mid
  Georgia & Mississippi Maps mid 19thcentury approximately 11-1/2'' x 14-1/2''
• Georgia law, three works 1819,
  Georgia law, three works 1819, 1835: all Milledgeville imprints by Clayton, Greene and Lumpkin; detailed listing available.
• Georgia overshot coverlet, dark
  Georgia overshot coverlet, dark brown on white, three panels, probably Georgia, 19th century, 94-1/2 x 85 in., Griffin notes: "Overall Chariot Wheel pattern". Areas of fading related to folding. Griffin notes it was from "DeKalb County, Georgia.
• Georgia overshot coverlet, Snail
  Georgia overshot coverlet, Snail Tail and Cat's Paw design, wool and cotton, blue and white, three panels, probably Georgia, 19th century, 98 x 82 in. Scattered pest damage, other small holes, several borders with wear and losses. Griffin notes indicate "Grandmother of Mrs. Ray Bryant, Rome, Georgia; Etna Gaines Antiques, Rome, Georgia, 1977".
• Georgia overshot coverlet, dark
  Georgia overshot coverlet, dark brown or black on white, three panels, probably Georgia, 19th century, 91 x 97 in. Scattered stains, repairs and pest damage, panels with separations, normal wear and losses. Griffin notes state it was "found in home in Comer, Georgia, and descended in McWhirter family". It has the same history as the chest in Neat Pieces , catalogue No. 99.
• Ten prints, Southern views: six
  Ten prints, Southern views: six Georgia and four Virginia related, mostly architectural views; detailed listing available.
• Three 1855 Southern maps: "North
  Three 1855 Southern maps: "North Carolina", "Georgia" and "Mississippi", published by J. H. Colton and Company, 1855, each hand colored, about 17 x 13-1/2 in.; separately mounted in modern wood frames. Fading to colors, light toning, minor edge losses, archival tape mounts at tops on reverses. Couey Collection.
• 1950S - 1960S UNIVERSITY OF GA.
  1950S - 1960S UNIVERSITY OF GA. MEMORABILLIA Grouping of 1950s - 1960s era University of Georgia memorabilia comprising: a 1959 "Pandora" yearbook; E. Merton Coulter "Old Tub, A Campus Character", limited printing of 100, Athens, Georgia, 1959, softcover booklet; Kenneth F. and
• 18th century map of Georgia,
  18th century map of Georgia, "Georgia, from the latest Authorities" by William Barker, Atlantic seaboard to the Mississippi River, includes the boundaries of several early counties in Georgia, published in Carey's General Atlas, Matthew Carey, Philadelphia, 1795, copper engraving on laid paper, 9-1/2 x 16-1/4 in. (page). Loose, trimmed including plate marks and section of lower border, toning, foxing, minor tears and losses, creases, reinforced center crease, pencil inscriptions, cellophane tape verso.
• Ten books, Georgia history:
  Ten books, Georgia history: includes Northern Georgia Sketches, by A.C. McClurg (1900); 19th century works by Louise Clark Pyrnelle, Ahiman Rezon, Anthony Barclay, Absalom Chappell, "Bill Arp", John Aston, Richard M. Johnston; detailed listing available.
• Georgia overshot coverlet,
  Georgia overshot coverlet, Lover's Knot design, wool and linen, light green, mauve and dark brown, three panels, probably Georgia, 19th century, 90 x 71 in. Generally good condition, scattered pest holes, light fading. Griffin notes indicate "Annie Antiques, Watkinsville; purchased from Mrs. Eugene Thomas, Athens, Georgia, 1976".
• Southern law, four works:
  Southern law, four works: imprints from Milledgeville, Athens, Charleston, 1814-1837; detailed listing available.
• Two Georgia Maps American,
  Two Georgia Maps American, 18th/19th century: "Georgia from the latest Authorities", by John Payne, published by John Low for Payne's New and Complete Universal Geography, New York, 1799, on laid paper, 8-1/4 x 15-1/4 in. (sight), in modern painted wood frame, creases, text bleed, chipping and losses at right margin including plate marks, glue residue, possibly laid down; "Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Map of Georgia", by F. Lucas, Jr., published in A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas..., Carey & Lea, Philadelphia, 1822, on wove paper with some hand-coloring, 16-3/4 x 20-1/4 in. (sight), in modern bird's-eye maple frame, separations and darkening to center fold, stains, minor rippling,
• Two Georgia jugs: face jug with
  Two Georgia jugs: face jug with incised eyelashes and eyebrows, ceramic teeth, blue eyes, olive green runny glaze, two-line shoulder decoration, base incised "A G Meaders" (Alva Gusta Meaders, White County, Georgia, 1923-1994), 6-1/4 x 4-1/2 in.; jug with applied grapes, vines and leaves, base incised "John Meaders Cleveland GA MLM" (1916-1999), 7-3/4 x 6-1/2 x 6 in.
• Four 19th century maps,
  Four 19th century maps, Southeast: "North America, Sheet XII, Georgia with parts of North & South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama & Florida", by J. & C. Walker, from Maps of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Vol. 1, published by Chapman & Hall, London, 1844, 16-1/8 x 14-1/4 in. (page); "Georgia, Florida, and Alabama", by J. Wells, from McNally's System of Geography, New York, 1860, 12 x 9-1/8 in. (page); "Johnson's Georgia and Alabama", by A.J. Johnson, from Johnson's Family Atlas, New York, 1864, 18 x 26-1/2 in. (page); "County Map of Georgia and Alabama", by S.A. Mitchell, from Mitchell's New General Atlas, Philadelphia, 1867, 12-1/8 x 15-1/4 in. (page). The first in excellent condition; others with toning, foxing, creases, tears and losses.
• Georgia Civil War letter, hand
  Georgia Civil War letter, hand written on lined paper by J.M. Crawford, addressed to L.B. Fisher, dated April 23, 1861, "Look Out, Look Out, For War, For War", discusses the general atmosphere at school (probably Emory College) and in the towns of Oxford and Covington, Georgia, "I want to go with the boys and be among them when they touch the torches to the walls of the captured capitol, and shout the loud and long cheers to the flames as they consume its verry [sic] last remains", 12 x 7-3/4 in. Light toning, stains, creases, fading, minor tears and losses.
• Georgia painted pie safe, yellow
  Georgia painted pie safe, yellow pine throughout, 12 punched tins with basket and foliage centering a star (appear to be undisturbed), mustard-brown painted surface over earlier blue(?), attributed to Georgia, 19th century, 48 x 39 x 17 in. Top and sides with scraped surface, hinges replaced with some associated breaks and losses, tins in good repair overall with some rust and corrosion (two side tins dented), normal surface cracks and wear throughout. Griffin notes record that it was "purchased from Martha Smith of Forest Park, Georgia, June 1980".
• Early Georgia painted mantle
  Early Georgia painted mantle surround, yellow pine throughout in early surface with traces of dark blue paint, probably Georgia, late 18th/early 19th century, 67 x 79 x 7 in. As-found condition with breaks and losses to top moldings, multiple paint histories, lacking one molding at fire surround, surface dirt, nail scars and other normal wear and flaws.
• Two 18th Century Georgia Maps
  Two 18th Century Georgia Maps American: "A Map of Georgia, also the Two Floridas, from the best Authorities", by Amos Doolittle, published in Jedidiah Morse's American Universal Geography, Thomas & Andrews, Boston, 1796, on laid paper, 8 x 12-1/4 in. (sight), small tears, corner loss, smudged, pencil inscriptions, glue residue at right (affecting print); "Georgia", by Matthew Carey, engraved by W. Barker, published in Carey's American Pocket Atlas..., Lang & Ustick, Philadelphia, 1796, on wove paper, 6 x 8 in., darkening at center fold; in similar painted and gilt wood frames,
• W.G. Bonner map of Georgia,
  W.G. Bonner map of Georgia, "Bonner's Map of the State of Georgia with the Addition of its Geological Features", from Statistics of the State of Georgia, by George White, published by W.T. Williams, 1849, Savannah, 20-3/4 x 18 in. (page). Loose, possibly trimmed, toning, foxing, creases, soiling, 5 in. tear repaired with paper tape verso, other minor tears.
• Silk embroidery, Georgia, spread
  Silk embroidery, Georgia, spread eagle below "Georgia" in banner above motto for State of Georgia with three columns below "Constitution", dated 1799, bottom banner "Sailars [sic] Fair [sic] Well", probably Asian for the American market, late 19th/early 20th century, 17-1/2 x 19-1/2 in. (sight). Excellent condition, not examined out of frame.
• THE COAST, RIVERS AND INLETS OF THE
  THE COAST, RIVERS AND INLETS OF THE PROVINCE OF GEORGIA, MAP PRINT, FRAMED 29 X 32 INThe Coast, Rivers and Inlets of the Province of Georgia, Map Print, Framed 29 x 32 in
• Group of Four Double-Page Maps of
  Group of Four Double-Page Maps of the Southeastern States, hand-colored lithographs, this lot includes "Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana", "Georgia, Alabama", "Kentucky, Tennessee", and "North and South Carolina", published by Johnson and Ward, 1864, 25" x 18". Glazed, matted and presented in contemporary ebonized giltwood frames.
• 4 vols. Georgia - 19th-Century
  4 vols. Georgia - 19th-Century Imprints: White, George. Statistics of The State of Georgia. Savannah: W.T. Williams, 1849. 1st ed. 8vo, modern brown buckram, russet morocco spine label. Lg. fold. color map. Scattered light foxing, map generally crisp & clean. Errata. Howes W-354. * _ _. Historical Chronicles of Georgia. New York: Pudney & Russell, 1855. 3rd ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spine; moderate wear, spine ends frayed, a few small ink stains on front cover. With 13 steel-engraved portraits, numerous full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Scattered light foxing. Howes W-353 (calling for map - not present or listed among the illus. in the above). * Stevens, William Bacon. A History of Georgia. New York: D. Appleton, 1847; Philadelphia: E.H. Butler, 1859. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spines; edge wear, spine ends chipped & frayed. With 7 plates & maps (incl. fold. color map & 2 frontispieces). Light to moderate foxing. Former owner's blind stamp on title pages. Howes W-974; Sabin
• Rare Southern Quilt Rack probably
  Rare Southern Quilt Rack probably Oglethorpe County, Georgia, 1800-1860, yellow pine frame in old blue and red paint, 33 x 90 x 32 in.,
• 12 books, Georgia history: detailed
  12 books, Georgia history: detailed listing available.
• 1920S - 1930S UNIVERSITY OF GA.
  1920S - 1930S UNIVERSITY OF GA. MEMORABILLIA Grouping of mainly late 1920s era University of Georgia memorabilia comprising: 1928, 1929, 1930 "Pandora" yearbooks, 1930 with five additional offset lithograph images of campus buildings including Memorial and Gilmer Halls; November 1929
• 1950S UNIVERSITY OF GA.
  1950S UNIVERSITY OF GA. MEMORABILLIA Grouping of 1950s era University of Georgia memorabilia comprising: 1956, 1957 and 1958 "Pandora" yearbooks; Jasper (Jack) R. Wells, historical booklet "Athens Georgia, Home of the University of Georgia, 1801 - 1951", published by
• Ten Georgia memory albums, related:
  Ten Georgia memory albums, related: most albums identified as to person and place, most by Georgia residents, 19th century, one "Georgia Female College, 1844," other authors from Macon, Harris County, Marion, Madison, Montpelier counties; one "Christopher Render, His Ciphering Book, 1800", all handwritten; detailed listing available.