A few examples of appraisal values for
GRINDLEY PATTERN

• GRINDLEY STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN
  GRINDLEY STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE FOR 13British, 20th century, in the Sylvan pattern, transfer decorated with hand painted highlights and gilt border, 94 pieces total, comprising: 13 dinner plates, 13 luncheon plates, 13 salad plates, 13 soup bowls, 13 dessert bowls, 13 bread plates, four serving bowls in two sizes, three with lids, gravy, salt and pepper, two ladles, five oval trays in graduated sizes, one large and one small charger, and lidded tureen, each with "Grindley/Made in England" mark in underglaze black to reverse, dinner plate 10 in. Condition: minor scratching, wear to bases, anomalies (as made), rubbing to gilt borders, loss to hand painted decoration, discoloration, spotting, residue, crazing, dusty
• Flow blue: ''Argyle'' W.H.
  Flow blue: ''Argyle'' W.H. Grinley pattern oval platter 18'' l. and two covered tureens minor wear to finish.
• GRINDLEY CHINA "CHELSEA BOUQUET"
  GRINDLEY CHINA "CHELSEA BOUQUET" DINNER PLATES, 12 Grindley English creamware china dinner plates, 12, in the "Chelsea Bouquet" pattern, each with black underglaze marks and Lowestoft floral patterns. 10.25" diameter.
• (3) Pcs Grindley & Co flow blue
  (3) Pcs Grindley & Co flow blue porcelain dinnerware, "Troy" pattern, c/o (2) square covered casseroles, 14" x 10-1/4" rectangular platter, crack to plater, stains, old repair, crazing to both bowls and stains to both bowls
• A CHURCH GRESLEY PATTERN PLATE,
  A CHURCH GRESLEY PATTERN PLATE, PROBABLY COALPORT the centre gilt with crowned initial E of Prince Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, the yellow and gilt border with diamond shaped panels of roses, in lobed rim, 24.5cm diam, c1790-1800, another Church Gresley pattern plate and a Derby moulded Sèvres style plate painted with a large group of flowers, the border with single flowers alternating with dull green and gilt panels, red painted mark, c1810-25 (3)
• WH GRINDLEY & CO ENGLISH FLOW
  WH GRINDLEY & CO ENGLISH FLOW BLUE PLATES CA. 1914-1925. Set of 9 in The Hofburg pattern 9 3/4'' dia.
• THREE SHELVES OF MOSTLY W.H.
  THREE SHELVES OF MOSTLY W.H. GRINDLEY FLOW BLUE TABLEWARE Three shelves of mostly W.H. Grindley flow blue tableware, in the Lorne pattern including plates, serving dishes, pitchers etc.
• TWO PIECES OF FLOW BLUE: PLATTER
  TWO PIECES OF FLOW BLUE: PLATTER AND COVERED DISH. One Argyle pattern platter by Grindley. Base marked ''Argyle / Trade Mark / WM GRINDLEY ENGLAND'' and ''Rg No 288457'' with ''F B'. 15'' w. One covered dish. Base marked ''Oriental / England''. 12'' w. Shelf wear. Covered dish with some interior discoloration in the lid and hairline cracks in the glaze likely from firing. 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.
• Set of Twelve W. H. Grindley and
  Set of Twelve W. H. Grindley and Company, Staffordshire, Pottery Dinner Plates, first quarter 20th century, transfer-printed and polychrome-overglazed in the Aesthetic taste, each example fully backstamped in underglaze green, dia. 10".
• Grindley "Brussels" transfer
  Grindley "Brussels" transfer china service, 116 pcs.; green floral decoration with gilt accents on late 19th century English dinnerware. Set includes twelve each luncheon plates, salad plates, soup bowls, cups, saucers, and small/cereal bowls, eleven each butter pats, dinner plates, and bone dishes, also four graduated platters, two serving dishes, a cream and covered sugar, covered butter with insert, and a serving bowl. Largest platter 19 1/2"L. Small rim chips on three salad plates, three small rim chips on luncheon plates.
• Nouveau floral patterns by
  Nouveau floral patterns by Mechanics and Whiting, Mechanics Chicago, IL souvenir, International Vintage pattern, Gorham Buttercup with two similar, smaller by International. Along with six Wendell plain spoons, 5 1/2" long.
• GROUP OF IRONSTONE COFFEE BERRY
  GROUP OF IRONSTONE COFFEE BERRY PATTERN. Eight 9 1/2''d. plates and fourteen 8 1/2''d. plates. Normal wear and stains. No cracks or repairs.
• B & G. Large Porcelain Service,
  B & G. Large Porcelain Service, Pattern 601. Bing and Grondahl. From a Larchmont estate.
• U.S. Grimsley Pattern Artillery Bit
  U.S. Grimsley Pattern Artillery Bit Stamped Josh B & C. with gold gilded exterior. Condition: Very good.
• GROUP OF GAUDY IRONSTONE
  GROUP OF GAUDY IRONSTONE PINWHEEL PATTERN. Four 10 1/2''d. paneled soup plates and three 9 1/2''d. paneled plates. They are mismatched. One plate has a rim chip and one bowl has been repaired.
• A set of Chelsea Ivory pattern
  A set of Chelsea Ivory pattern English china by Gridley, including: 8 dinner plates 10” dia., 4 small plates 6.5” dia., 5 soup bowls 8” dia., 3 small bowls 6.75” dia, creamer 6”L, sugar 7”L, serving bowl 10”L, other cups and saucers. Condition: minor stains, some nicks CT Transfer Fee $20
• Flow blue: four ''Baltic'' W.H.
  Flow blue: four ''Baltic'' W.H. Grindley gilt rim plates 9 3/4'' dia.; six Baltic flat rim soup bowls; and two dishes some scratches and craquelure.
• Discoidal with unusual groove;
  Discoidal with unusual groove; ex. B.W. Stephens. Fine example. 3 7/8".
• GROUP OF TRANSFER PATTERNS
  GROUP OF TRANSFER PATTERNS IRONSTONEca. 1850 & 1860; 13 various plates sepia transfer Aurora pattern clobbering in green, orange and red, 7 with sepia back stamp "Aurora" with 1 impressed "F Morley & Co" (Francis Morley & Co), 2 more with sepia back stamp "Aurora/ Best Quality/ Tyndale/ &/ Mitchell/ No 219/ Chestnut Street/ Philada/ FM&Co", 2 cup plates, 4"d, 2 toddy plates, 5"d, 4 side plates 6" & 7" d, 2 luncheon plates, 8" & 8 1/2"d, 3 dinner plates, 9" & 9 1/4"d, Condition: wear and discoloration, Cup plate has flea bite rim flake and 1" rim line, Side plate has 1" rim line, Luncheon plate has 1/8" rim flake; black transfer Cleopatra pattern basin clobbered in green, orange, red and yellow with black ink back stamp "Cleopatra" impressed "Ashworth", English Staffordshire earthenware, 15"d, 4 3/4"h, Condition: orange overglaze enamel rim has major losses
• EAST TN GRINDSTAFF POTTERY, INCL.
  EAST TN GRINDSTAFF POTTERY, INCL. MINIATURE1st item: East Tennessee miniature stoneware jug, Grindstaff pottery. Inscription on side reads "LARSES, grinstall or grinstaff". William Grinstaff had a son, Lazarus, who was born in the 1880/1881 time period. Whether this jug is referencing a nickname for Lazarus is unknown at this time. 3 1/4" H. Late 19th century. 2nd item: East Tennessee stoneware crock, Grindstaff pottery. Incised band spacing below rim, tapered base edge, and applied lug handles typical for Grindstaff's work. Glaze with a heavy salt application, resembling a green hue. 6" H x 7" dia. Late 19th century. Provenance: Descendant of Grinstaff on maternal side of family, Blount Co., TN. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1st item: Overall very good condition. 2nd item: Chips to outside rim edge.
• Fine Two Grey Hills Weaving
  Fine Two Grey Hills Weaving Whirling log motif & storm pattern on gray field. Minor repair work & wear otherwise excellent. 4' 7'' x 7' 6''E
• Two "Flow Blue" Platters, first
  Two "Flow Blue" Platters, first quarter 20th century, one an attractive Ridgway "Flow Blue" ironstone ovoid two-handled platter in "Gainsborough" pattern, the other a Grindley's, Staffordshire, "Flow Blue" oval platter in floral decor, both examples with traces of the period parcel gilding, w. 16" and 17-1/2".
• Unusual Continental Stone
  Unusual Continental Stone Grinding Wheel, 19th century, the circular body with slightly canted surfaces and with a central drilled core, probably for grinding grain, h. 5", dia. 10".
• Ambrotype in gutta percha case;
  Ambrotype in gutta percha case; young man on milky background with gilt border, covers have raised pattern depicting masonic/grange tools with scroll border. 3 1/2" x 3 7/8". Very good condition.
• US Pre- Civil War Pattern 1847
  US Pre- Civil War Pattern 1847 Grimsley Dragoon Saddle Ca 1850s. Copper nameplate in horn section reads Earle A. Royce Willsboro New York. Saddle measures 19.75'' from pommel to cantle. Leather in the seat section of the saddle is a period replacement and is void of its original quilted pattern. This was common practice to replace the quilted padded leather since by its inherent nature the padded leather did not have a long lifespan. Brass furniture throughout. Thornton Grimsley was a saddle maker in St. Louis MO. These saddles had deep-seated trees and a very high cantle that were inspired by Spanish/Mexican saddles that were popular at the time. Grimsley saddles were used by General U.S. Grant General Thomas Sherman and General Robert E. Lee. [See Caba 1982: 35-45. See also Dorsey and McPheeters 1999: 19-21.] Condition: Very good. Lacking one brass rivet on front of pommel otherwise leather is supple and is complete.
• WHIRLIGIG GRINDING WHEELA small
  WHIRLIGIG GRINDING WHEELA small early 20th century Maine whirligig with a metal figure of a man turning a grinding wheel. The man has a painted tie and jacket. (H: 7.5" ; L: 18"; W: 3.5"). Field Collection.
• Griffen, Smith & Hill Etruscan
  Griffen, Smith & Hill Etruscan majolica 'Maple Leaf' pattern cake stand late 19th century The dished top with molded maple leaf branches, raised on a naturalistic base; together with a Griffen, Smith & Hill pewter mounted syrup jug of tapering hexagonal form with stylized bamboo dividers; each with impressed GSH marks to underside. (2). H: 5 3/4 in.
• U.S. Civil War Grimsley Pattern
  U.S. Civil War Grimsley Pattern Artillery Bit With gold gild finish. Condition: Very good.
• Grueby floral tile with two-tone
  Grueby floral tile with two-tone coloration of yellow gloss and blue matte. Marked Grueby Tile Boston. Couple of very small flakes (typical). 4" square.
• GROUP OF MULBERRY IRONSTONE
  GROUP OF MULBERRY IRONSTONE WASHINGTON VASE AND OTHER PATTERNS. Pitcher 12''h. and a 14''d. bowl in the Flora pattern. The pitcher has a line on the base and a small chip inside rim. The bowl has a rim chip on base and a few firing pinpoints.
• Enterprise cast iron counter top
  Enterprise cast iron counter top coffee grinder; mounted on wood base, stencil and embossed lettering, pat. Phila. 1873, 22"H. Good condition.
• GROUP OF GAUDY IRONSTONE VARIOUS
  GROUP OF GAUDY IRONSTONE VARIOUS PATTERNS. One Pinwheel handless cup two 7 1/2''d. paneled Pinwheel plates one 6 1/2''d. Pinwheel paneled plate an 8 1/2''d. Strawberry plate a 5 1/4''d. Strawberry plate and a miniature handless cup and saucer in a floral pattern.
• A Lane Brothers No. 12 Swift Coffee
  A Lane Brothers No. 12 Swift Coffee Grinder American, Late 19th/Early 20th Century marked THE SWIFT MILL. LANE BROTHERS. POUGHKEEPSIE N.Y. on the wheels and PAT'D FEB 9 1875 on the grinding mechanism, the top of the base embossed with a 12. Height 14 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Retta Park, Tucson, Arizona
• Van Briggle art pottery figural
  Van Briggle art pottery figural dish: ''The Corn Grinder'' 20th century; modeled as an Indian maiden grinding corn on stone impressed underneath ''Van Briggle Colo. Spgs. Colo.'' with mark 5 in. H. 6 in. Diam. Estimate $ 150-250 Scratches wear.
• GROUP EAST TN STONEWARE, POSS.
  GROUP EAST TN STONEWARE, POSS. GRINDSTAFFGrouping of East Tennessee stoneware pottery including a crimped edge planter form and jar possibly by William Grindstaff. 1st item - Stoneware preserving jar with incised lines spacing around upper shoulder and tapered base edge similar to marked pottery by William Grindstaff. 10" H. Late 19th century. 2nd item - Stoneware pinched edge planter bowl with drain hole to center. 7" H x 11 1/2" W, Late 19th/Early 20th century. 3rd item - Stoneware jar with flaring rim and incised lines around upper shoulder. 8 3/4" H. Late 19th century. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: All items overall very good condition.
• STIEGEL-TYPE COBALT GLASS PATTERN
  STIEGEL-TYPE COBALT GLASS PATTERN MOLDED CREAMERStiegel-type cobalt glass pattern molded creamer, 19th c. , probably English, in a quilted 20-diamond pattern, 3 3/4" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.