A few examples of appraisal values for
HEAD

• Asante Head, Ghana, the ovoid wood
  Asante Head, Ghana, the ovoid wood head with five parallel-ridged hairdo above serene features, including arched eyebrows, raised bead eyes, long aquiline nose, semi-circular ears and small mouth, the whole with black patina and some encrustation, h. 7-1/2".
• A composition head doll, a
  A composition head doll, a composition doll and a quantity of other dolls
• A pottery model of a male head,
  A pottery model of a male head, 13cm high
• An Indian terracotta head on a
  An Indian terracotta head on a black wooden plinth 21cm (8.25") high
• Kuba Peoples Cup, Democratic
  Kuba Peoples Cup, Democratic Republic of the Congo, in the form of a male head, with finely cross-hatched incised hairdo, scarification marks on the cheeks and wearing neck rings, with a small human figure comprising the handle at the rear base of the head, h. 4-1/4".
• NOK HEAD NORTHERN NIGERIA, C. 500
  NOK HEAD NORTHERN NIGERIA, C. 500 B.C. terracotta, the coiffure tied with a headband, broad eyes, flaring nostrils and pursed mouth, raised on a bespoke mount11.5cm tallPrivate collection, United Kingdom
• Pre-Columbian head. 6'' Ht.
  Pre-Columbian head. 6'' Ht.
• Chin
  Chin
• A Nigerian Nok Terracotta Head c.
  A Nigerian Nok Terracotta Head c. 200 AD the realistically modeled oval head with raised eyebrows above pierced almond shaped eyes a full nose and a slightly opened mouth wearing a headdress with fine "basketweave" detailing height 7 1/2 in. accompanied by a Thermoluminescence report (TL 102703) from Alliance-Science-Art dated 1994 stating the age of the piece as well as X-rays of the head. Provenance: With James Willis Tribal Art San Francisco; thence to current owner.
• TWO METAL HEAD BOARDS .
  TWO METAL HEAD BOARDS .
• Abstract plaster head sculpture;
  Abstract plaster head sculpture; bald male figure with hands at side of head, curled fingers. 16"H. x 12"W. x 11"D. Restoration to right wrist.
• ANTIQUE DOLL HEAD HAT HOLDER
  ANTIQUE DOLL HEAD HAT HOLDER
• PORCELAIN DOLL HEAD ON STICK
  PORCELAIN DOLL HEAD ON STICK
• Two bisque head dolls and a wax
  Two bisque head dolls and a wax head doll
• OVERSIZE BRUTALIST HUMAN HEAD STEEL
  OVERSIZE BRUTALIST HUMAN HEAD STEEL BUST SCULPTURE ,20th CenturyGrotesque depiction of a man's head with open top exposing wire supports and interior structure.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Head
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Head Mahen Yafe thick strong neck supporting an upturned life-sized head featuring deeply cut domed eyes a bulbous broad nose open lips revealing clenched filed teeth and C-shaped ears beneath an intricate notched coiffure height 9 3/4 in. width 10 1/2 in. mounted to a hexagonal wood plinth overall height 12 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid-1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• Tête Jumeau bisque head doll,
  Tête Jumeau bisque head doll, jointed composition body marked "Depose Tête Jumeau 10", fixed eyes, blue earrings, 22 in. Clothing possibly replaced with fading stains, wig possibly replaced, leather shoes possibly old replacements.
• A small bisque head doll and
  A small bisque head doll and three others
• AM. SCHOOL HEAD WITH HOLLOW EYES
  AM. SCHOOL HEAD WITH HOLLOW EYES METAL SCULPTURE American school, 20th / 21st century, "Head with Hollow Eyes" patinated spelter male bust on curved tapered plinth,, apparently unsigned. Approx. h. 15", w. 9.75", d. 9.75".
• MODERN SERIGRAPH HEAD IN
  MODERN SERIGRAPH HEAD IN PROFILEFramed serigraph (silkscreen) on paper, Head in Profile, unsigned, sight: approx 13"h, 11"w, overall: 19.5"h, 17.5"w, 5lbs **Provenance: Designer Courtney Blanton's CBI Studio collection, Austin, Texas**
• A Khmer Stone Head of Deity bearing
  A Khmer Stone Head of Deity bearing a subtle smile underneath an elaborate hairstyle. Height overall 11 in., 27.9 cm.
• 2 African Carved Ivory Heads of a
  2 African Carved Ivory Heads of a Man & a Woman 20th cent.Condition: Small crack to man's hair otherwise excellent.Dimensions: Ht. 15''E
• FOLK ART ASSEMBLAGE - 'Head Man' an
  FOLK ART ASSEMBLAGE - 'Head Man' an assembled mask by Nancy McGuire of Damariscotta Maine made up from garden tools kitchen implements and found objects real tooth necklace 36'' tall very good condition.
• TWO CARVED MARBLE HEADSRoman or
  TWO CARVED MARBLE HEADSRoman or Roman style head of a woman with classical hairstyle, mounted on iron dowel to stone stand, 13 x 4-7/8 x 3-1/2 in. including stand; head of a boy with curly hair, approximately 5-1/2 x 5 x 4-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of Brock Arms, Flat Rock, North Carolina Condition: surface dirt layer and accretion, weathering to surfaces and edges; woman with break and loss to nose tip
• Heubach Koppelsdorf bisque head
  Heubach Koppelsdorf bisque head doll, jointed composition body, fixed eyes, open mouth, red hair, yellow satin dress, 29 in. Body with chips and restorations, replaced clothes and wig.
• Ejagham Peoples Headcrest, Cross
  Ejagham Peoples Headcrest, Cross River Area, Nigeria, the skin-covered wood head with applied human hair, white kaolin around the eyes and mouth, the latter open and exposing teeth, with raised knobs on forehead and also around the head indicating arms and an Adam's apple, the figure wearing an iron ring necklace and above a woven cane base ,h. 9-1/2". Provenance: Purchased by the consignor from Davis Gallery, New Orleans Louisiana.
• Decorative female display head,
  Decorative female display head, approx 33cm H
• Maya Head, ca. 700-900 A.D.,
  Maya Head, ca. 700-900 A.D., with slightly open mouth, raised oval eyes, round ear plugs and simple band over the forehead, with perforated holes at the figure's temple, traces of red pigment overall, and white calcification residue, h. 5".
• Attractive Art Deco Patinated
  Attractive Art Deco Patinated Bronze Head of a Youth, depicted in an ancient Greek cap, second quarter 20th century, presented on a square matte black-painted wooden base, h. 15-1/2", w. 5-1/2", d. 9".
• A wax head doll wearing a white
  A wax head doll wearing a white dress a composition doll and a rag sailor doll
• Ejagham Peoples Headcrest,
  Ejagham Peoples Headcrest, Nigeria, the ovoid, ochre-colored wood face with coffee bean eyes, arched eyebrows, black triangular ears and an open oval mouth exposing white teeth, with raised concentric circle scarification marks at the middle of the forehead and temples and seven tall black, conical projections each with incised spiral designs representing an elaborate hairdo, the neck attached to a domed, flared base with three rope attachments through holes in the base, h. 19-1/2", w. 6", d. 6". Provenance: Estate of Mrs. Caroline Sharp, New Orleans, Louisiana, purchased by Mrs. Sharp from the Davis Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana.
• TWO MILLINER'S HEADS. Probably
  TWO MILLINER'S HEADS. Probably France 2nd half-19th century papier mache. Two heads with original gesso and paint. Blonde 15''h. and one with black hair 15''h. Imperfections. They both have some waterstains but I don't see any mold. The one with the black hair has an open split from the neck to the bottom. A small crack in her forehead. Both have wear/damage to the nose. The blonde one has a crack at the opening on the back.
• AFRICAN CLAY HEAD ON MUSEUM STAND
  AFRICAN CLAY HEAD ON MUSEUM STAND Fragment from neck up of terra cotta figure, Bamana, having coiffed hair and scarification.
• German China Head Doll Heads German
  German China Head Doll Heads German ca 1880's a blond bisque shoulder head doll with painted blue eyes short curly molded blond hair unmarked; ht 7 wd 5.5 in; Plus a flat top black hair china head doll with blue painted eyes; ht. 4.5 wd. 4 in. Personal Property of Mary Meyer Former Professor of Art & Design at University of Cincinnati
• A private collection of four
  A private collection of four African tribal headrests including Kenyan and Ethiopian examples together with three combs.
• A CONTEMPORARY ARTIST SIGNED
  A CONTEMPORARY ARTIST SIGNED PAINTING OF A HEAD Oil on canvas panel, faint illegible signature at lower right, dated 1999, matted and framed under glass.