A few examples of appraisal values for
MEADE

• Edwin Meaders pitcher with
  Edwin Meaders pitcher with grapes, applied grapes and green leaves on glossy blue ground, base marked "Edwin Meaders 3-19-1991", 9-3/4 in. Excellent condition. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• Two Meaders pottery pitchers,
  Two Meaders pottery pitchers, both with applied grapes and leaves in the manner of Arie Meaders: one with medium olive alkaline glaze, marked on base "John Meaders, Cleveland, Ga. MLM", 8 in.; one with dark olive alkaline glaze, marked on base "Meaders Pottery, David Meaders" and illegible inscription at handle, 9-3/8 in. Excellent condition. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert
• Two Edwin Meaders pitchers: both
  Two Edwin Meaders pitchers: both with medium olive alkaline glaze and applied grapes and leaves, one marked "Edwin Meaders 2-28-1986", 9 in., one marked "Edwin Meaders 2-26-1986", 6-1/2 in.
• David Meaders rooster, applied
  David Meaders rooster, applied light blue eyes, medium blue/gray glaze, base marked "Meaders Pottery" with copyright symbol, marked below tail "David Meaders", 17 in. Excellent condition. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• 3 PCS, MEADERS FAMILY GEORGIA
  3 PCS, MEADERS FAMILY GEORGIA FOLK ART POTTERY Group of three Meaders family pottery tablewares comprising David Meaders (American/Georgia, 1951-2020) "Face Mug", signed (h. 5"); Kathy Meaders (American/Georgia, born 1952) bowl, signed and dated 2010 (w. 8.25") and Whelchel Meaders
• Edwin Meaders rooster, medium olive
  Edwin Meaders rooster, medium olive glaze, base marked "Edwin Meaders 10-31-1986" (White County, Georgia, born 1924), 14-3/4 in. Repaired comb. Georgia Private Collection.
• Michael Meads (American/Alabama
  Michael Meads (American/Alabama b. 1966) "Carnival" 2005 mixed media on paper pencil-signed and dated "6/29/05" sight 17 1/2 in. x 11 5/8 in. attractively matted and framed.
• Two pieces Meaders pottery: jar
  Two pieces Meaders pottery: jar with runny alkaline glaze, applied blue grapes, incised vine and leaf decoration throughout, base marked "Claude, Billie and Cleater Meaders, Aug. 13, 2002", 10-1/4 in.; stoneware pitcher with runny alkaline glaze and rutile runs, marked on base "Meaders Pottery, Anita Meaders", 10-1/2 in., minor scratch . Excellent condition. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert
• Two pieces Meaders pottery: pitcher
  Two pieces Meaders pottery: pitcher with pale blue glossy glaze, marked "Edwin Meaders 6-15-1989", 8-3/4 in.; lidded vessel with glossy dark brown glaze, attributed to Cheaver Meaders, 8-1/4 in., one ear with 1 in. chip . The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• MICHAEL MEADS (AMERICAN/ALABAMA, B.
  MICHAEL MEADS (AMERICAN/ALABAMA, B. 1966)Michael Meads (American/Alabama, b. 1966) , "Plague Doctor Study III", 2005, ink on paper, pencil-signed, dated and inscribed "III" lower left, pencil-signed, titled and dated en verso, printed label with title and date on reverse of matting, 18 in. x 12 in., framed
• Two Meaders stoneware vases
  Two Meaders stoneware vases (Cheever, 1887-1967, White County, Georgia; Arie, Macon County, North Carolina, 1897-1989): one with everted scalloped rim, runny olive alkaline glaze, unmarked, Griffin notes: "Made by Cheever or Arie Meaders", 7-3/4 in.; one with broadly flared scalloped rim, Griffin notes: "Attributed to Arie Meaders, Mossy Creek", 6-1/2 in. Both with glaze pooling at base and scattered kiln debris as made. Doug Nosel
• Arie Meaders lidded canister
  Arie Meaders lidded canister (1897-1989, Macon County, North Carolina; worked White County, Georgia), stoneware with tapered top and blue ring, applied blue grapes and green leaves, incised on base "Arie Meaders", 9-1/2 in. Steppinback Antiques, Demorest, Georgia
• Cleater Meaders two-tier face
  Cleater Meaders two-tier face jug, body and lid formed as faces with ceramic teeth and eyes, runny medium olive glaze, base incised "Cleater and Billie Meaders 1990", 13 in. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• Two pieces Meaders family
  Two pieces Meaders family stoneware: circular bowl mounted with chicken head and tail, dark green glaze, marked on base "John Meaders, Cleveland, Georgia 1992" (1916-1999), 7-1/4 x 11 in., small chips to tail, kiln debris ; with blue-glazed pitcher, marked on base "Edwin Meaders 10/10/1990" (White County, Georgia, born 1924), good condition . Private Collection.
• Edwin Meaders rooster, blue
  Edwin Meaders rooster, blue glazed stoneware, marked on base "Edwin Meaders 1-23-1992", 17 in. Excellent condition, minor surface flaws as made.
• Two pieces Meaders pottery, both
  Two pieces Meaders pottery, both alkaline glaze stoneware with applied grapes and leaves: one marked on side "Tom & Laura Veasey from S&S Dillon Ltd., marked on base "John Meaders, Cleveland, Georgia, MLM GA.", 11-1/2 in.; one with four bunches of grapes, base marked "Meaders Pottery, David Meaders", 9 in. No damage or repairs found. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• Cleater Meaders double face jug,
  Cleater Meaders double face jug, runny light olive glaze, ceramic eyes and teeth, marked on base "Cleater Meaders 1987", 11 in. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• Nub Meaders rooster, medium olive
  Nub Meaders rooster, medium olive alkaline glaze, marked on side "Nub Meaders/1892-1992" and "No. 1", inscribed on base "Edwin Meaders 9-19-1990"(?), 15 in. Excellent condition. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• Cleater Meaders face candelabra,
  Cleater Meaders face candelabra, double face jug with four candle sockets, runny medium olive glaze, ceramic teeth and eyes, marked on base "Cleater and Billie Meaders 11-4-1994", 11-3/4 in. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• Two Edwin Meaders roosters: one
  Two Edwin Meaders roosters: one blue, marked "Edwin Meaders 5-2-1990", 16 in., one with olive alkaline glaze, marked faintly "Edwin Meaders", 16-1/2 in. Excellent condition.
• Two pieces Meaders pottery: crock
  Two pieces Meaders pottery: crock with runny dark olive glaze, base signed "Cleater and Billy Meaders 1989", 9-1/2 in.; jar with runny dark glaze and applied grapes and leaves, base signed "Cleater Meaders 1986" (White County, Georgia, born 1921), 16-1/4 in. Excellent condition.
• Edwin Meaders stoneware rooster
  Edwin Meaders stoneware rooster (born 1924, White County, Georgia), runny medium olive alkaline glaze, marked on base "Edwin Meaders", 14-1/2 in. Good condition, one comb of rooster with chip, some glaze anomalies as made, otherwise good condition.
• Two Meaders Face Jugs Georgia, 20th
  Two Meaders Face Jugs Georgia, 20th century, one with runny olive glaze, ceramic teeth, painted ceramic ey
• Mildred Nungester Wolfe
  Mildred Nungester Wolfe (American/Mississippi 1912-2009) "Meadow with Birds" watercolor on paper signed lower right 12 3/4 in. x 16 in. attractively matted and framed.
• EDWIN MEADERS (GA), FOLK POTTERY
  EDWIN MEADERS (GA), FOLK POTTERY ROOSTER Blue-glazed stoneware, hand-molded with applied comb, tail, etc, upon an integral pedestal base, inscribed potter's signature on the bottom and dated "2-20-1991".
• Edwin Meaders rooster (White
  Edwin Meaders rooster (White County, Georgia, born 1921), blue-glazed stoneware, marked on base "Edwin Meaders 7-24-1990", 16-14 in.
• Arie Meaders owl, brown and blue
  Arie Meaders owl, brown and blue glazed details on gray ground, incised on base "AM" (Arie Meaders, 1897-1989, White County, Georgia, mother of Lanier and Edwin Meaders), 8 in. Excellent condition.
• Two Georgia jugs: face jug with
  Two Georgia jugs: face jug with incised eyelashes and eyebrows, ceramic teeth, blue eyes, olive green runny glaze, two-line shoulder decoration, base incised "A G Meaders" (Alva Gusta Meaders, White County, Georgia, 1923-1994), 6-1/4 x 4-1/2 in.; jug with applied grapes, vines and leaves, base incised "John Meaders Cleveland GA MLM" (1916-1999), 7-3/4 x 6-1/2 x 6 in.
• Two Edwin Meaders Roosters Georgia,
  Two Edwin Meaders Roosters Georgia, 20th century, stoneware, one with medium olive runny glaze, base marked \"Edwin Meaders\", (White County, Georgia, born 1921), 14-1/2 in., base chips, small separation below tail; one with dark glossy olive glaze, ceramic painted ey
• Cheever Meaders flowerpot,
  Cheever Meaders flowerpot, flowerpot with drain hole as made, stoneware with medium alkaline glaze with runs, marked "ChEEVER MEADERS, CLEVELANd, GEORgiA MOSSSY CREEK gREEN" (Cheever Meaders, White County, Georgia, 1887-1967), incising on base done by Arie Meaders, 12-1/2 in. Base with small red paint spatter, three repaired rim cracks (longest 6 in.). John Burrison Collection.
• Edwin Meaders blue rooster,
  Edwin Meaders blue rooster, turned head, medium glossy blue glaze, marked on base "Edwin Meaders 9-28-1991" (White County, Georgia, born 1924), 16-3/4 in. Retouched 1/2 in. chip on tail, minor chips to tips of comb. The Collection of Sam and Martha Tolbert, Clarksville, Georgia.
• An autograph letter, signed, from
  An autograph letter, signed, from Col. Richard Kidder Meade to General Henry Knox. Meade (1746-1805) was like his friend Alexander Hamilton an aide-de-camp of George Washington, and is perhaps best remembered as having supervised the execution of the British spy Major John Andre. This letter was Lot 104 in the auction catalog of The Frederick B. McGuire Collection of American Autographs, sold at the American Art Galleries in New York on February 26, 1917. It reads in full: "H. Qtrs [probably] 8 May 1778 Sir, Hamilton is so engaged at this time, that he has requested me to make an apology for not writing himself, & to desire that you will keep the Torys secure until you hear from the Gen'l. who will immediately give Gov. Livingston notice of the affair. the Proceedings of the Court Martial will be attended to so as to have the sentences of the capital offenders in tomorrows orders. the rest you will deal by as you please -- Your letter to the Board of War will be forwarded this day. I am sir with respect Yr. Mo Obt Servt R K Meade ADC PS We are glad to hear that Mrs. Knox is better." The courts-martial referred to in the letter are uncertain, but may be in part those of Samuel Carter and one Seeds referred to in Washington's letter to Governor William Livingston of New Jersey on April 15th of the same year, which reads in part, "Some little time ago, one Samuel Carter an inhabitant of the State of New Jersey was taken in Arms on the side of the Enemy by a party of Colo. Shreves. The Colo. summoned a General Court Martial and tried one Seeds a deserter from the Continental Army and Carter." Appleton's Dictionary of American Biography states that Meade "entered the Revolutionary army in 1775, soon after his return to Virginia, and was one of the twenty-four persons that on 24 June of that year daringly removed the arms from Lord Dunmore's house and placed them in the magazine in Williamsburg. In December, 1775, he commanded a company at the battle of Great Bridge, near Norfolk, Virginia, the first that was fought in that state, he was then received into Gem Washington's military family as one of his aides, in which capacity, with the rank of colonel, he served throughout the war. He was with the commander-in-chief in all of his great battles, and used to say that Alexander Hamilton did the headwork of Washington's staff and he the riding, his black mare being well known to both armies. He superintended the execution of Major Andre. When Washington took leave of his aides at the close of the war he said to Colonel Meade: " Friend Dick, you must go to your plantation; you will make a good farmer, and an honest foreman of the grand jury."
• Three Meaders bowls, all alkaline
  Three Meaders bowls, all alkaline glaze: one with shaped rim, signed in script on bottom "Lanier Meaders" (1917-1998, White County, Georgia), 5-7/8 x 13-5/8 in., excellent condition, possibly unused; one with rolled and stepped rim, marked "Meaders" (Lanier Meaders), 5 x 11-3/4 in., excellent condition, possibly unused; one attributed by John Burrison to Cheever Meaders (1887-1967, White County, Georgia), 2-3/4 x 9-5/8 in., Provenance: Luanne York from Ted Carter, Howell's Mill Road, Atlanta, whose grandmother owned it, all with dark brown/olive alkaline glaze, interior wear and scratches.
• Two Edwin Meaders Roosters Georgia,
  Two Edwin Meaders Roosters Georgia, 20th century: mottled blue glaze, one with turned head, one marked on base by hand "Edwin Meaders 9-17-1990", the other "6-13-1992" (White County, Georgia, born 1921), 16 in.,
• Edwin Meaders stoneware rooster
  Edwin Meaders stoneware rooster (born 1924, White County, Georgia), alkaline glaze, marked on base "EM", 15-3/4 in. Excellent condition, minor glaze irregularities as made. Purchased from the potter, early 1980's.
• PAIR OF EDWIN MEADERS COVERED
  PAIR OF EDWIN MEADERS COVERED "GRAPE" JARSPair of Edwin Meaders (White County, Ga., 1917-1998) green alkaline glazed pottery bean pots or jars with applied grape cluster and grape leaf decoration to the bodies and domed lids. Both with incised inscription "Edwin Meadiers" to the base. 8" H. 20th century. The Collection of Dr. Joe Newsom Rawlings, Davisboro, Georgia. Condition: Both overall very good condition with light craquelure to the glaze and minor scattered firing imperfections.