A few examples of appraisal values for
MASK BY GEORGE WILLIAMS

• MASKS BY WILLIAM FAY (OHIO
  MASKS BY WILLIAM FAY (OHIO 1882-1967). Watercolor on paper signed lower left. African figures and masks. In a frame 19''h. 21 1/2''w. Fay was the son of the Reverend William Fay and his wife Annie.
• MASKELYNE & COOKE. MASKELYNE &
  MASKELYNE & COOKE. MASKELYNE & COOKE’S MYSTERIES. WILL,...London: David Allen & Sons, Ltd., ca. 1910. Full color half-sheet lithograph features a striking portrait of a witch and a monkey. Will, The Witch, and the Watchman was unquestionably Maskelyne’s most popular magical playlet, produced over 5,000 times at both the Egyptian and St. George’s Halls in London. 19 ½ x 30". Significant repairs and over-painting throughout image; B.
• AFRICAN MASK.
  AFRICAN MASK.
• GEORGE TOOKER (american b.
  GEORGE TOOKER (american b. 1920) "UN BALLO IN MASCHERA" 1984, pencil signed and numbered 'I/XXV'; Metropolitan Opera Association, publisher. Color lithograph. 22 x 29 15/16 in. Unframed ,000 Full sheet, unframed with deckled edges. Colors are bright. No apparent folds or creases. Overall good condition.
• WILLIAM TOLLIVER "MASKED",
  WILLIAM TOLLIVER "MASKED", FIGURAL SIGNED PRINT William Tolliver (American 1951-2000), "Masked", offset lithograph on paper depicting a figural composition centering around a male reading, pencil signed, titled, and numbered 268/500 to lower margin, framed. Approx. h. 30", w. 24" (frame), h. 19.75", w. 14" (sight).
• GUERE-WOBE PEOPLES, DANCE MASK 20th
  GUERE-WOBE PEOPLES, DANCE MASK 20th c., Ivory Coast, dark wood, white pigment, red fabric, twine stitching, the oval shaped head with bulbous forehead, slit eyes, and hinged lower mouth, 13"h x 6"w x 5"d
• Lor Mask, Duke of York Islands,
  Lor Mask, Duke of York Islands, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, mid to late 20th century carved and painted wood with rattan head support and fiber decorations mask height height 11.25 in — 28.6 cm
• C. WASHINGTON, AMERICAN 20TH
  C. WASHINGTON, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY, AFRICAN MASK WITH WARRIORS, UNFRAMED, OIL ON CANVAS, 90 X 104 INC. Washington, American 20th Century, African Mask with Warriors, Unframed, Oil on Canvas, 90 x 104 inches
• George Marinko (b. Connecticut 1908
  George Marinko (b. Connecticut 1908 d.1989) orange mask shaped like casket top estate stamp on back. [Provenance: Marinko studied with Lewis York E. Savage and Andre Smith included in MoMA's 1936 exhibition ''Fantastic Art Dada and Surrealism '' work in N.Y. Public Library Yale Mattatuck Lyman Allyn Museum and Wadsworth Atheneum]
• GURO IVORY COAST CARVED MASK
  GURO IVORY COAST CARVED MASK green painted face with braided black hair surmounted with a goat approx. h: 16 in. Provenance: From Patricia Kluge's Albemarle House Charlottesville VA
• George L. Roether (American,
  George L. Roether (American, 1913-1998) Cary Grant, Claudette Colbert and Merle Oberon circa 1935 Papier-mache and lacquer masks for Disney Studios each with hand-written label, the first inscribed Cary Grant a custom made mask by George Roether Cleveland Ohio, Hollywood, Calif., the next inscribed Claudette Colbert a custom made mask by George Roether Cleveland Ohio, Hollywood, Calif., and the last inscribed Merle Oberon a custom made mask by George Roether Cleveland Ohio, Hollywood, Calif. Height of first 8 1/4 inches.
• George Washington mourning
  George Washington mourning epaulette, full-length cut-out profile portrait of Washington wearing a black velvet tricorn hat and blue velvet coat with lace fringe, paper face and hands with applied human hair (?) wig, white silk knickers and black boots, all applied to a wool epaulette, American, late 18th/early 19th century, 14 x 9-1/2 in. Small loss to paper surface near the ear, discoloration or stain to silk knickers. Estate of the Late William and Priscilla Carlebach, Mystic, Connecticut and Bedford, New York.
• JENNESS, GEORGE. MASKELYNE AND
  JENNESS, GEORGE. MASKELYNE AND COOKE: EGYPTIAN HALL, LO...Jenness, George (intro. by Noel Maskelyne). Maskelyne and Cooke: Egyptian Hall, London, 1873-1904. London, 1967. Number 47 of a limited edition of 500 copies. Gilt-lettered red cloth, pictorial wrapper. Numerous halftone plates. 8vo. Chips and shelfwear to jacket, else fine.
• AFRICAN MASK Songye Kifwebe Dance
  AFRICAN MASK Songye Kifwebe Dance Mask in soft wood, with decoration in blue, red and white kaolin stripes, DRC. 26" tall.
• GUERE-WOBE PEOPLES MASK 20th c.,
  GUERE-WOBE PEOPLES MASK 20th c., brown patina carved wood with white pigment, animal hide, sheet metal, with overhanging coiffure, shell-form eyes, hinged lower mouth set with metal teeth, 12"h x 12"w x 9"d
• AN EGYPTIAN MASK An Egyptian
  AN EGYPTIAN MASK An Egyptian Mask, white with a line of blue pigment, with somewhat sad or mourning expression, the wood appears old but the features may have been recurved for sale in modern times, mask: 10"h, overall with base: 13"h Provenance: Estate of Joanna Barnes and Jack Warner (Santa Barbara, California). Ms. Barnes was a Hollywood film actress featured in movies such as "Auntie Mame (1958)" and "The Parent Trap (1961)". Mr. Warner was a prominent architect.
• AFRICAN HARVEST MASK Three-faced
  AFRICAN HARVEST MASK Three-faced Grebo Dance Mask, Ivory Coast/Liberia, early 20th c., in remnants of red, white and blue on green paint. Roughly 25" x 13" x 6".
• An African tribal mask with
  An African tribal mask with pronounced asymmetry together with four miniature ''passport''masks.
• After George Stubbs BROWN HORSE
  After George Stubbs BROWN HORSE MASK Mezzotint by George Stubbs Jr., 1773 Estimate:$300-$400
• George Tooker (American, 1920-2011)
  George Tooker (American, 1920-2011) Una Ballo in Maschera (from Metropolitan Opera Fine Art II), 1984 color lithograph signed and numbered 54/250 in pencil 22 x 30 inches.
• Toma Mask Liberia Flat and
  Toma Mask Liberia Flat and elongated face with block nose under protruding and rounded forehead with incised vertical bands two small eyes and the raised and painted decoration at the top. The perimeter is pierced suggested a raffa collar.
• George L. Roether (American,
  George L. Roether (American, 1913-1998) Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Rudy Vallee Circa 1935 papier-mache and paint masks Made for Disney Studios each bearing a hand-written label, the first inscribed Bing Crosby A Custom Made Mask by George Roether Cleveland, Ohio Hollywood, Calif, the next inscribed Frank Sinatra A Custom Made Mask by George Roether Cleveland, Ohio Hollywood, Calif, and the last labeled Rudy Vallee No 60-20-16-72 Made by George Roether 1244 E. 125 Cleveland Ohio Patent Applied for George Roether. Height of first 8 3/8 inches.
• MASKELYNE, NEVIL AND DAVID
  MASKELYNE, NEVIL AND DAVID DEVANT. OUR MAGIC.Maskelyne, Nevil and David Devant. Our Magic. London: George Routledge, (1911). First edition, pictorial cloth stamped in colors. Frontispiece of Maskelyne under tissue. Illustrated. Thick 8vo. Binding shaken; bookplate of Arthur Butterworth to pastedown; pencil markings to covers and endpapers.
• DECORATIVE MASK. American early
  DECORATIVE MASK. American early 20th century tin or zinc. Molded face of a bearded man with layers of brown and black paint. Some loss and edge damage. 18 12''h. 9''w.
• GEORGE AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS (BRITISH
  GEORGE AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS (BRITISH 1814-1901) EVENING ON THE COAST Oil on canvas: 16 x 29 in. Framed; lower right signed in monogram: G.A.W.
• Micah Williams (American 1782-1837)
  Micah Williams (American 1782-1837) pastel portrait of a gentleman 21" x 17 3/4". ?
• JOHN JOSEPH BURGUNDY (AMERICAN,
  JOHN JOSEPH BURGUNDY (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY), THE MASKED BALL Oil on canvas, signed lower right, exhibition label en verso, presented in a carved wood frame with hammered frieze.
• MASKELYNE, NEVIL AND DAVID
  MASKELYNE, NEVIL AND DAVID DEVANT. OUR MAGIC.Maskelyne, Nevil and David Devant. Our Magic. Philadelphia: E.P. Dutton, 1911. Publisher's pictorial cloth stamped in white and gilt. Photographically illustrated. 8vo. Hornmann over-slip to title page; binding cocked, mild rubbing and soiling to covers, gift inscription to front pastedown.
• TWO AFRICAN MASKS. Together with
  TWO AFRICAN MASKS. Together with one hat. - Larger: 11 in. high.
• GEORGE AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS (BRITISH
  GEORGE AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS (BRITISH 1814-1901) EVENING ON THE COAST Oil on canvas: 16 x 29 in. Framed; lower right signed in monogram: G.A.W.
• Good English Oval Wax Portrait
  Good English Oval Wax Portrait Silhouette of a Bewigged George III, third quarter 18th century, presented in an antique red eglomise backplate within a black-painted glazed shadowbox, bearing the later embossed gold foil label of Chicago antiquarian W. Russell Button, h. 7", w. 6".
• BWA PLANK MASK BURKINA FASO painted
  BWA PLANK MASK BURKINA FASO painted plank shaped with a circular face at one end and a crescent moon at the other. This mask is held up and the holder is covered with raffia to disguise and transform him into a supernatural being. Originally used used by the Do society at village dances to encourage a successful harvest. The painted geometric designs have symbolic meanings. The checkerboard pattern symbolizes the separation of light from dark male/female and good from evil. - h:66 w:10 d:3.50 in.
• Grotesque carved African mask
  Grotesque carved African mask with paint decoration. 26"h.x13"w.
• Gere Mask, Ivory Coast, West
  Gere Mask, Ivory Coast, West Africa, 20th century carved wood with applied fur, hair, metal, wood, fiber and fabric height 18 in — 45.7 cm
• Dan Gunye Ge Mask, Ivory
  Dan Gunye Ge Mask, Ivory Coast/Liberia, West Africa, late 19th to early 20th century carved wood with natural pigment around eyes, includes stand mask height 8.75 in — 22.2 cm
• George Washington kerchief,
  George Washington kerchief, titled "The Effect of Principle/Behold the Man" above a full-length portrait of Washington flanked by a portion of his eulogy and a quote from his farewell address, printed on cotton, label verso indicates that the kerchief was made in England for the American market, early 19th century, 11-1/4 x 11-1/4 in. (sight); wood frame. Foxing, fading, not examined out of frame. Estate of the Late William and Priscilla Carlebach, Mystic, Connecticut and Bedford, New York.