A few examples of appraisal values for
MASONS SUGAR BOWL

• Masons Rich Gold and Blue Hexagonal
  Masons Rich Gold and Blue Hexagonal Bowl
• Moorcroft Sugar Bowl decorated in
  Moorcroft Sugar Bowl decorated in the Clematis Design diameter 9cm
• A Dr. Wall Worcester Covered
  A Dr. Wall Worcester Covered Sugar Bowl Decorated in cobalt blue on white with flowers and butterflies, and with a flower shape finial, blue crescent mark on the underside. Purchased from Marshall Galleries, Cleveland OH, 1971.
• Masons Christmas Villiage Part
  Masons Christmas Villiage Part Teaset Comprising 6 Cups 6 Saucers Lidded Sugar and Christmas Tree Shape Tray (14)
• PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American
  PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American late 19th century. Footed covered container with urn finial and bale handle. Slight wear hairlines. 6''h.
• OPEN SUGAR BOWL. Probably
  OPEN SUGAR BOWL. Probably Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1820-1840 blown glass. Pillar-molded with a pedestal base and amethyst in color. 4 1/4''h.
• MASON'S MANDALAY FIESTA BOWL SET,
  MASON'S MANDALAY FIESTA BOWL SET, PLACEMATS AND DELFT BOWLMason's Mandalay Fiesta Bowl Set, Placemats and Delft Bowl
• LEEDS MUG AND COVERED SUGAR
  LEEDS MUG AND COVERED SUGAR BOWL. England 1st quarter-19th century. Both with yellow strawberry designs. Sugar has molded ring handles. Some imperfections. Mug 5.5''h. sugar 4.5''h.
• PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American
  PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American late 19th century. Footed covered container with urn finial and bale handle. Slight surface wear lid hairline. 6 1/4''h.
• COVERED SUGAR BOWL. Pittsburgh
  COVERED SUGAR BOWL. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1820-1840 blown glass. Colorless baluster-form bowl with a ''clown hat'' lid. Roughness at the finial. 7 1/2''h.
• Woodside sterling silver covered
  Woodside sterling silver covered sugar bowl With a beaded and scrolling knop, the bowl raised on conforming supports and a circular foot. H: 6 in. 13 oz.
• Worcester Chamberlain sugar bowl
  Worcester Chamberlain sugar bowl 5"H and creamer circa 1800; together with a Sampson covered bowl
• Dominick & Haff for W.W. Wattles
  Dominick & Haff for W.W. Wattles & Sons Sterling Sugar Bowl dated 1902 A lidded sugar bowl with handles raised on round pedestal foot decorated with Baroque style scrolls and floral design and having a gold wash interior. Marked with "W.W. Wattles & Sons" Dominick & Haff hallmark "925" dated 1902 "978" underneath. Monogrammed ERO. Overall measures apprx. 6-1/4"T x 8"L x 5"W. Weighs apprx. 25.54 toz. Provenance: Acquired from the Estate Emily Frew Oliver Sewickley PA.
• PA REDWARE COVERED SUGAR BOWLca.
  PA REDWARE COVERED SUGAR BOWLca. 1870; small PA manganese sponged redware covered sugar bowl, slight conical lid with button knob and interior flange, curve sided bowl, flattened rolled rim, applied crescent lugs and slightly raised foot, southeastern PA origin, 4 1/4"d, 3 1/2"h; Condition: some glaze losses on lug and knob edges
• Hard paste sugar bowl 6"x6" and
  Hard paste sugar bowl 6"x6" and creamer with Chinese landscape decoration.
• SUGAR BOWL CREAMER AND CUP AND
  SUGAR BOWL CREAMER AND CUP AND SAUCER. England early 19th century salt-glazed stoneware. Castleford types. Covered sugar with oblong bowl molded figural decoration and floral finial. Trimmed in green 5 1/4''l. And creamer with molded decoration including eagle and shield. 4''h. Together with a child's cup and saucer in artichoke pattern.
• Masons Mandarlay footed Bowl
  Masons Mandarlay footed Bowl diameter 26cm and Dragon Dish (2)
• LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early
  LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early 19th century pearlware. Oblong bowl with applied handles and four-color floral garlands. 4 3/4''h.
• AMERICAN TOLE SUGAR BOWL. Mid
  AMERICAN TOLE SUGAR BOWL. Mid 19th century. Original floral decoration on black ground with over-varnish, 3.5"?h.
• A Davenport sugar bowl, coffee
  A Davenport sugar bowl, coffee cup and saucer and tea plate in pattern No. 1946, together with three Minton milk jugs and fourteen plates and a comport
• Blown uncolored glass covered
  Blown uncolored glass covered sugar bowl 19th century Button knop and wafer on steeply domed top fitting into wide necked urn-form base on baluster form stem and circular foot. H: 10 in.
• LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early
  LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early 19th century pearlware. Round bowl with bold fruit and floral decoration. 4''h.
• PEWTER SUGAR BOWL. Touch marks for
  PEWTER SUGAR BOWL. Touch marks for George Richardson Sr. Cranston Rhode Island ca.1828-1845. Jacobs #237. Covered sugar with two handles 5''h. Ex Dr. Melvyn & Bette Wolf (Michigan).
• SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st
  SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st quarter-19th century. Hallmark for Baldwin Gardiner Philadelphia. Footed sugar with double handles fluted bowl and foliate bands. Missing lid. 7 1/2''h.
• SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st
  SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st quarter-19th century. Hallmark for Baldwin Gardiner Philadelphia. Footed sugar with double handles fluted bowl and foliate bands. Missing lid. 7 1/2''h.
• AMERICAN MARKET BOWL, WITH
  AMERICAN MARKET BOWL, WITH MASONIC MOTIFS, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYAmerican Market Bowl, with Masonic motifs, late 18th/early 19th century, decorated in polychrome enamel and depicting masonic motifs, including a sun, moon, and sheaf of corn; diameter: 6 3/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Vartan Ghugasian. Condition: four hairlines and a rim chip Please note: All property is sold "AS IS" and any statement, whether oral or written, is given as a courtesy and shall not be deemed as a guarantee, warranty, or representation of the authenticity of authorship, physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, provenance, exhibitions, literature or historical relevance of the property or otherwise. The absence of a condition report does not imply the item is in perfect condition.
• Bennington Sugar BowlEarly 19th
  Bennington Sugar BowlEarly 19th cent.Condition: Chip to underside of base.Dimensions: Ht. 9''Provenance: Property from The Strong sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.E
• Graff, Washbourne & Dunn sugar,
  Graff, Washbourne & Dunn sugar, Watson cream and sugar, also a sterling bowl engraved "Troop 70", and two sterling candlesticks (weighted). Creamer: 5"H.
• A Flow Blue Transferware Sugar
  A Flow Blue Transferware Sugar BowlA two handled footed sugar bowl depicting castle and ship scenes on both sides with further leaf grape and shell decorations. Impressed (wood and #29) to underside. Circa late 19th early 20th century. Private collection Bloomfield Hills Mi.
• Two masonic porcelain loving
  Two masonic porcelain loving cups, dated 1909 and 1912, each 7"h
• John Mason. Early bowl. c. 1955,
  John Mason. Early bowl. c. 1955, glazed stoneware. 6¾ h × 11¼ w × 10¾ d in. result: $1,071. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Signed to underside ‘Mason’.
• Masons Large Jar & Cover in the
  Masons Large Jar & Cover in the Blue Mandalay design height 27cm Fruit Bowl Small Mantle Clock and 2 Bowls (4)
• M.A. Hadley bowl with horse and a
  M.A. Hadley bowl with horse and a sugar bowl with a woman. Both signed M.A. Hadley. Mint. 2'' and 3 1/2'' tall.
• LEEDS PITCHER AND SUGAR BOWL.
  LEEDS PITCHER AND SUGAR BOWL. England 1st quarter-19th century. Pitcher with yellow strawberries 5.5''h. and covered sugar with two applied handles and sprig and sunflower-type design 4.75''h. Some imperfections. Pitcher has hairline in base sugar has hairline small flakes & lid may or may not be original.
• Cranston Rhode Island pewter
  Cranston Rhode Island pewter sugar bowl ca. 1835 bearing the touch of George Richardson 5 1/4" h. ?
• Masons Madalay Ginger Jar & Cover
  Masons Madalay Ginger Jar & Cover and three dinner Plates (4)