A few examples of appraisal values for
HAY RAKE

• Wooden rake 19th c. together with a
  Wooden rake 19th c. together with a mallet and a copper bedwarmer. ?
• PRIMITIVE PAINTED RAKE, 19TH C.,
  PRIMITIVE PAINTED RAKE, 19TH C., 64" L.Primitive painted rake, 19th c., 64" l. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• Two antique French wooden rakes,
  Two antique French wooden rakes, approx 200cm L x 28cm W and shorter (2)
• 19th C. two wooden hay rakes one
  19th C. two wooden hay rakes one as is with broken piece both are 72'' h. x 22'' w.
• 2 PRIMITIVE WOODEN HAY RAKES2
  2 PRIMITIVE WOODEN HAY RAKES2 wooden hay rakes. 3 pronged rake has bug holes, chipping to the bottom of the handle. 52 1/2" H x 15 1/4" W 2 pronged rake has burn marks on prongs and handle. 63" H x 7" W
• SCANDINAVIAN PAINTED RAKE, DATED
  SCANDINAVIAN PAINTED RAKE, DATED 1870.Scandinavian painted rake, dated 1870 .
• GROUP OF ASSORTED PRIMITIVE TOOLS
  GROUP OF ASSORTED PRIMITIVE TOOLS AND ELEMENTScomprising seven assorted metal, wood, and reed tools rake measuring: 57 inches long Condition:
• THREE EARLY CLAM RAKES Early
  THREE EARLY CLAM RAKES Early twentieth century, iron rakes, one having a hardwood pole.
• NOVA SCOTIA PRIMITIVE WOOD RAKE
  NOVA SCOTIA PRIMITIVE WOOD RAKE WITH OLDER WAYS: TRADITIONAL NOVA SCOTIAN CRAFTSMEN BY PETER BARSSNova Scotia Primitive Wood Rake with Older Ways: Traditional Nova Scotian Craftsmen by Peter Barss, With page 85 displaying a similar rake.
• WILLIAM HOGARTH (ENGLAND,
  WILLIAM HOGARTH (ENGLAND, 1697-1764), “A RAKE’S PROGRESS”, A SERIES OF EIGHT ENGRAVINGS WITH ETCHING., 14" X 16". FRAMED 22.25" X 24.5".WILLIAM HOGARTH, England, 1697-1764, "A Rake's Progress", a series of eight engravings with etching. Paulson 132-39. Dimensions: 14" x 16". Framed 22.25" x 24.5". Provenance: The Sema and Ivan Faigen Estate, Massachusetts.
• Early folk art drawing woman
  Early folk art drawing woman raking. Site 19 1/2'' x 15 1/2''.
• COLLECTION OF SIX WROUGHT IRON
  COLLECTION OF SIX WROUGHT IRON ITEMS 19TH CENTURY RAKE LENGTH 16”.COLLECTION OF SIX WROUGHT IRON ITEMS, 19th Century, One eel Rake and five oil Betty's, two with decoratively shaped tops. Dimensions: Rake length 16".
• COLLECTION WITH ANTIQUE CARPENTRY
  COLLECTION WITH ANTIQUE CARPENTRY TOOLS AND FRUITWOOD HAY RAKECollection with Antique Carpentry Tools and Fruitwood Hay Rake
• AN AMERICAN CRANBERRY RAKE NOW AS A
  AN AMERICAN CRANBERRY RAKE NOW AS A CANTERBURYAn American mixed wood cranberry rake now as a canterbury19th centuryheight 23in (58cm); with 16 3/4in (43cm); depth 8in (20.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of George Maharis.
• Lot two early tubs cranberry rake
  Lot two early tubs cranberry rake and wire baskets.
• Wood cranberry rake scoop,
  Wood cranberry rake scoop, pressed steel tines, stenciled on back ?RC King Maker Carlisle, KY Pat?d Dec. 14, 18619 by JO King & Co", 11" w x 18-1/2" l
• GARDENING LADY WITH RAKE Hand
  GARDENING LADY WITH RAKE Hand painted tin clockwork activated lady walks carrying watering can and rake very amusing & novel toy. 7 1/2'' h. (Exc. Cond.)
• Old French oven paddle and rustic
  Old French oven paddle and rustic French rake, approx 212cm H x 31cm L (2)
• 2 EARLY 20TH CENTURY CRANBERRY
  2 EARLY 20TH CENTURY CRANBERRY SCREENING RAKES.ONE IS IRON AND WOOD HANDLE, IRON SCREENING, 51" LONG X 15 3/4" WIDE. ALSO A LONG HANDLED RAKE WITH WOODEN HANDLE, IRON SCREENING, 96" LONG X 19" WIDE. OVERALL USED WORKING CONDITION.
• ASSORTMENT OF OUTDOOR HAND TOOLS
  ASSORTMENT OF OUTDOOR HAND TOOLS Including pick axe, rakes, broom, level, lantern, axes, and other like items.
• A Set of American Iron Fire Tools
  A Set of American Iron Fire Tools comprising a shovel a poker and a brush raised on a conforming stand. Height 23 inches.
• PAIR OF CARVED AND GILT SHIP'S RAKE
  PAIR OF CARVED AND GILT SHIP'S RAKE BOARDS, CIRCA 1840-...Pair of Carved and Gilt Ship's Rake Boards, circa 1840-1850 Length 64 in. Height 10 in. Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• Rake's Progress' Etchings by Thomas
  Rake's Progress' Etchings by Thomas Cook after William Hogarth. 7pc Set (of original 8, missing Plate 3) of Engravings by Thomas Cook from 'Hogarth Restored. The Whole Works of the Celebrated Willam Hogarth', London 1812. Impressions measure 14.25x16.25'' on 17x23.5'' sheets. Unframed. Stain in lower right corner margin on all with one very noticable, slight wear to edges, minor scattered foxing, overall good condition.
• WILLIAM HOGARTH (ENGLISH,
  WILLIAM HOGARTH (ENGLISH, 1697-1764) A RAKE'S PROGRESS ENGRAVING: 14 1/4 X 16 1/4 IN. (SIGHT)WILLIAM HOGARTH, (ENGLISH, 1697-1764) A RAKE'S PROGRESS, Engraving: 14 1/4 x 16 1/4 in. (sight) Framed; the complete set of 8 plates, all marked "Invented Painted & Engrav'd by Wm Hogarth & Publish'd June ye25, 1735. According to Act of Parliament.' (8) Provenance: Estate Collection of Albert E. Mitchler, Washington, D.C.
• Bronze, possibly Paul Kowalczewski,
  Bronze, possibly Paul Kowalczewski, harvester with rake, marked "Kowalczewski", possibly Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski, German, 1865-1910, patinated bronze on black marble base, 6-3/4 in. Wear to patination, rake bent, hole in base (lacking implement?). Private Collection, Whispering Pines, North Carolina
• ROSMALED NORTHERN EUROPEAN RACK.
  ROSMALED NORTHERN EUROPEAN RACK. Nineteenth century. Scalloped and molded cornice with stylized dental molding, 13 forged iron hooks, and polychrome floral decoration on black ground. Imperfections. 9"h. 92"l.
• BIJAR RUG.
  BIJAR RUG.
• MORTAR AND PESTLE AND RAKE, PADDLE,
  MORTAR AND PESTLE AND RAKE, PADDLE, SHOVEL, BROOM. Second half 19th century. Primitive-carved pestle and mortar. Mortar, 10.5"h. 17.5"d. Pestle, 21.5"l. Hay rake, 62"l. Paddle, 60"l. Shovel, 44.5"l. Broom, 41"l.
• Misc. lot including three
  Misc. lot including three straight razors cigarette cases pocket knives etc.
• Early iron hand forged tools
  Early iron hand forged tools including two broad axes, pick, and gouge; and also a cannonball. Gouge: 11 7/8".
• Unusual folk art coat/hat rack;
  Unusual folk art coat/hat rack; folding "scissor" construction, shaped pegs, enamel tips; hexagonal star shape; old surface. 36"H x 36"W. Good condition.
• A Spanish boot scraper of unusual
  A Spanish boot scraper of unusual form, a long wrought iron poker, another poker and a fireplace hanger (4)
• Yoruba Peoples Yam Digger,
  Yoruba Peoples Yam Digger, Nigeria, the tall implement with pointed iron blade and ridged wood handle decorated with a geometric design with iron-pointed brass tacks and finely incised coiled metal ribbons, erosion of metal, h. 58-1/2".
• TWO RACKS. American 18th-19th
  TWO RACKS. American 18th-19th century pine. Shaped game rack with carved compass stars and worn green paint over salmon ground 9''h. 36''w. and a hanging rack for a mortar and pestle. Dark brown repaint. Imperfections. 19''h. 22''w.
• GASHGAI RUG.
  GASHGAI RUG.
• EARLY WROUGHT IRON FLAX WORKING
  EARLY WROUGHT IRON FLAX WORKING COMB CA. EARLY18th century; initialed "JC" wide bench drive seed ripper comb with 29 hand forged spikes in fine tool decorated bench clip mounted bar with strikes including wide thumbnail and florette, 22"x 10 1/4"; Condition: missing one wrapped tip from end spike