A few examples of appraisal values for
GOBLET 1873

• 10 AMERICAN PEWTER TABLE ITEMS,
  10 AMERICAN PEWTER TABLE ITEMS, INCL. BOARDMAN & HART, ...Ten (10) signed American Pewter tableware items, including one (1) footed beaker cup marked for B & M Smith (working Danby, VT, ca. 1808); one (1) beaker cup stamped for Thomas D. Boardman and Lucius Hart (working New York City, NY and Hartford, CT, 1828-53); three (3) porringers with pierced handles stamped for Thomas Danforth Boardman (Hartford, CT, 1784-1873) and Sherman Boardman (Hartford, CT, 1787-1861); two (2) beaker cups stamped for Homan and Company (working Cincinnati, OH, ca. 1840); one (1) compote or footed bowl, unmarked; one (1) porringer with pierced handle, stamped "W.I." above an American eagle; and one (1) sugar bowl with one shell form handle, stamped "I I D." Ranging in size from 1 1/8" H x 5" W to 6" H x 8 1/2" dia. The Estate of Patricia Kiegel, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: All items in overall good condition with general wear, surface scratches, dents, to be expected from age and manner of use. B & M Smith beaker with repairs, largest 2, to rim and upper shoulders.
• Seven American Silver Articles
  Seven American Silver Articles Mid/Late 19th Century comprising a Bailey & Co. repousse coin silver cup, a Whiting sterling silver child's mug, an unmarked coin silver goblet, a pair of coin silver salts marked J.L.W., possibly for John Westervelt, with an unmarked but nearly matching cordial, and a Rogers, Smith and Co. silverplate commemorative goblet. 18 ozt 19 dwt gross Height of largest 7 1/4 inches. The silverplate goblet includes an engraving reading Western / Female Seminary / Presented by the class of / 1873. Otherwise known as the Western College for Women, this institution was founded in Oxford, Ohio in 1853 and later absorbed into Miami University.