A few examples of appraisal values for
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME

• Kentucky/Tenn
  Kentucky/Tenn
• AFRICAN AMERICAN OIL PAINTING, "THE
  AFRICAN AMERICAN OIL PAINTING, "THE OLD KENTUCKY HOME" ...AFRICAN AMERICAN OIL PAINTING, "THE OLD KENTUCKY HOME" A FOLKIE REALISTIC OIL ON CANVAS DEPICTING A BANJO PLAYER CENTER-STAGE, (SIGNED: G A W 1902) TITLED "MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME" ON BOTTOM LEFT, MINOR PAINT CHIPPING 3-7%", PAINTING COULD USE A CLEANING AND RE-STRETCHING, FRAME IS CONTEMPORARY TO THE PAINTING, 30"X 24" WITH 3"FRAME.
• Folk Art Kentucky Architecture
  Folk Art Kentucky Architecture American 19th century a watercolor (perhaps intended for printing) of a Kentucky building or home; plate size 8 x 10.25 in.Although not explicitly identified the building pictured is likely Old Morrison Hall at Transylvania University Lexington Kentucky. Property of Caswell and Sara Lane Condition: Light toning and foxing.
• Watercolor, Richard Veenfliet
  Watercolor, Richard Veenfliet (Michigan, 1843-1922), inscribed in pencil verso "The Old Kentucky Home", black family conversing, dancing, playing music outside of cabin, signed lower right "R. Veenfliet", watercolor on illustration board, 19-1/4 x 29-5/8 in.; 20th century gold painted frame, Closson's framer's label verso. Toning, mat partially glued to edge, slight warp to board; frame with abrasions.
• PORCELAIN COMMEMORATIVE PLATES,
  PORCELAIN COMMEMORATIVE PLATES, FIVE (5)Set of five porcelain commemorative plates; includes Old Staffordshire Ware "The Old Talbott Tavern, Bardstown, KY.", "My Old Kentucky Home, Where Stephen Collins Foster Wrote the Immortal Song", "Ausable Chasm, New York", "My Old Kentucky Home, Where Stephen Collins Foster Wrote the Immortal Song", and Royal Fenton " White House"; all plates measure approximately 9-7/8" in diameter; in Very Good overall condition with some crazing.
• Kentucky Watercolor by Robert James
  Kentucky Watercolor by Robert James Foose Watercolor on paper depicting a farm building signed in graphite l.r.; 8 x 10 in.
• Fine Kentucky Federal sugar ch
  Fine Kentucky Federal sugar ch
• THE OLD PLANTATION BY ROBERT
  THE OLD PLANTATION BY ROBERT BUCHANAN REED (KENTUCKY 1842-1920). Oil on artist board typed label on the back. Depiction of a plantation's slave quarters with numerous slaves. Contemporary black and gold frame 26 1/2''h. 32 1/2''w. Exhibited in Cincinnati Collects America at the Cincinnati Art Museum in 2010 and illustrated in the exhibition catalog (a copy of which accompanies the painting). Accompanying the painting is typed note dated 1977 from Mrs. Wesley Reed Everson indicating that her husband's grandfather Robert Buchanan Reed painted the scene about 1880. Kentucky-born Reed (1842-1920) is listed in the 1898-9 Covington city directory as a house painter and then a tobacconist in 1900-1 having taken over his father's business.
• Tin Lithograph Green River
  Tin Lithograph Green River Whiskey Sign: ''She Was Bred in Old Kentucky'' Late 19th cent. Plaque on frame: McCulloch the Distiller Owensboro KY. Condition: Excellent original condition & frame.Dimensions: 24'' x 33''E
• R. Hugh Gaunt Kentucky painting
  R. Hugh Gaunt Kentucky painting (Kentucky, 20th century), farm in the country, signed lower right "Gaunt", oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in.; black-painted and gilt wood frame. Good condition, original stretcher and tacking edge, crackle, light grime; frame with abrasions. The Estate of the Late John Boone, Owensboro, Kentucky
• HAZEL KINNEY(Kentucky, born 1929)
  HAZEL KINNEY(Kentucky, born 1929) America My Home Sweet Home, signed lower right "Hazel Kinney Oct. 2000", colored marker on paper, 28 x 22 in.; unframed; together with Untitled (Pink Interior) mixed media on paper, unsigned, 12 x 18 in.; gilt frame, 13 x 19 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum Condition: shrink wrapped on foam core
• 1794 MAP OF THE STATE OF
  1794 MAP OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY1794 map of the State of Kentucky by Russell, London: H.D. Symonds. Includes most of Tennessee and is called the ìSouthwestern Territoryî on this map. North of the Ohio River is part of the Northwest Territory, with Fort Washington marked. South of Tennessee and Davidson Counties, is ìReserved for the North Carolina Troops,î land grants for Revolutionary War service. Paper with J. Whatman watermark. Plate: 11 3/4_H x 15 1/2_W, sheet: 15 1/2_H x 19_W. Condition: Very good condition with some scattered discoloration on edges and along fold lines. Restoration to old tape residue and fold line tears. Small fold line tear at left center margin. Upper and lower margins slightly trimmed, some losses to right margin where removed from book.
• Two Kentucky and Tennessee maps:
  Two Kentucky and Tennessee maps: from A.J. Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas, New York, 1864, vignettes of the Nashville State House, Memphis Navy Yard, and Mammoth Cave, both hand colored, 18 x 26-1/2 in. Both slightly browned, colors faded, minor margin tears and creases. Private Collection
• TWO TITLES ON FOOD AND
  TWO TITLES ON FOOD AND COOKINGKentucky Home Cook Book by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Nashville: Publishing House of the M.E. Church, 1899; My Favorite Recipes by Ellice Handy, Singapore: Malayan Publishing House, 1952, rare first edition, tissue wrapped Provenance: Private Florida Collection Condition: Kentucky with considerable wear at boards and spine, fly leaf separation, binding loose; My Favorite Recipes with tissue paper chips and tears, discoloration, discrete interior inscription, lightly bumped corners
• KENTUCKY FOLK ART
  KENTUCKY FOLK ART PAINTING(American, 19th Century) Young ladies in Classical dress, unsigned, watercolor on paper, sight 6 x 7-1/2 in., early grain painted frame, 8 x 9-1/2 in. Provenance: By descent in a Kentucky family to the Underwood Family Estate, Nashville, Tennessee; Private Collection, Middleburg, Virginia [[southernart]] [the_american_south] Condition: significant toning and moisture damage lower right; frame with scratches
• KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HOME IN
  KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HOME IN SPRINGFIELD OHIO BY J. E. BURKS (AMERICAN LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY). Oil on canvas signed and dated lower right 1921. Used as a home for orphans and later as a nursing home. Inscribed ''Complements / Nail M. Louthan / Dec. 25 1921''. Unframed. 36 1/4''h. 54 1/2''w.
• HENRY R. KENYON (MA/LA/RI,
  HENRY R. KENYON (MA/LA/RI, 1861-1926) "The Old Homestead", oil on academy board with Boston label, scratched signature and date of '05 lower right, also pencil signed verso, housed in a matched corner Arts & Crafts silver leaf frame, OS: 17" x 21", SS: 11 11/2" x 15 1/2". Cleaned, two small retouches.
• Blue transfer bowl, beaded
  Blue transfer bowl, beaded border, principal building of the Transylvania University, Lexington, Kentucky with cows in foreground, fruit and leaf borders, "13" under glaze, Enoch Wood & Sons, 2-3/4 x 11-1/2 in. (Larson No. 66), good condition with very slight scratches . Richard Marden, 1973
• Paul Sawyier (Kentucky 1865-1917)
  Paul Sawyier (Kentucky 1865-1917) Kentucky River Scene Watercolor on paper a bird's eye river view signed l.r. with exhibition label that includes previous owner George Riley of Frankfort Kentucky; 7 x 10.5 in. Condition: Laid down to a board.
• 1800 Kentucky and Tennessee map,
  1800 Kentucky and Tennessee map, "The State of Kentucky with the adjoining Territories…1800", including portions of North Western and South Western ("Tennessee Government") Territories, shows land "Reserved For The North Carolina Troops", engraved for New Encyclopaedia, I. Low, New York, hand colored, 8 x 10 in. Fine condition, minor edge toning. Collection of the Late John Bivins
• Virginia/Tenn
  Virginia/Tenn
• Three pieces Kentucky transferware:
  Three pieces Kentucky transferware: two rich cobalt plates with shell borders, "Transylvania University, Lexington" (erected 1817), man and woman in foreground, shell borders, 9-1/4 in., Provenance: D.B. Neal, 1972, surface abrasions and wear, one with slight star crack verso, back with areas of slight discoloration; brown transfer shallow bowl, fruit and floral border, "Transylvania University, Lexington", "Celtic China", two cows in foreground, 10-3/8 in., Provenance: Julia Snow, 1971, crazing, minor discoloration , Enoch Wood & Sons.
• KENTUCKY, ROBERT BURNS WILSON
  KENTUCKY, ROBERT BURNS WILSON WATERCOLORRobert Burns Wilson (American, primarily Kentucky, 1851 - 1916) landscape watercolor depicting a springtime meadow with stream foreground and rolling hills in the background, signed lower right: Robert Burns Wilson. Housed in a period original gilt and painted wooden print. Sight - 10 5/8" h x 21" W. Framed - 14 1/2" H x 25" W. Artist biography (courtesy Williams American Art Galleries): Robert Burns Wilson may be best known for his patriotic poem, Remember The Maine, which became the battle song for the United States during the Spanish American War. But he was primarily a painter. Wilson was born around 1851 in Parker, Pennsylvania. Orphaned at a young age, he spent his childhood in Virginia and West Virginia. In 1869, he left home with the desire to be an artist. He spent about a year traveling with a circus before settling briefly in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to study art. For a short time, he maintained a studio with John White Alexander, a prominent American artist known for his work in the Art Nouveau style. In 1871, he moved to Union City, Kentucky, but a few years later, in 1875, the possibility of portrait commissions lured him to Frankfort, Kentucky where he lived for approximately thirty years. In 1904, he moved to New York City. Wilson preferred to work in watercolor, oil, pastel and charcoal. He is best known for his depictions of animals and, beginning in the early 1880s, his landscapes. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Light scattered foxing to sky area. Some abrasions/wear to frame.
• Silhouette of Kentucky First Lady
  Silhouette of Kentucky First Lady Mrs. Issac Shelby Lexington KY Watercolor on paper titled Mrs. Isaac Shelby / Lexington KY l.r. signed and dated J.W. Dodge 1802 l.l.; 7.75 x 5.5 in. The silhouette is executed on a heavier stock paper not typical of the first quarter 19th century. It is possible that the piece is executed later than 1802.Suzanna Hart Shelby daughter of of Capt. Nathaniel Hart one of the first settlers in Kentucky was married to Isaac Shelby. A soldier fighting in the American Revolutionary War and a statesman serving as Kentucky's first govenor Shelby first came to Kentucky in 1774 and became a prominent member of early Kentucky society. He was a memeber of the constitutional conventions which led to Kentucky's statehood and was a trustee of Transylvania Seminary Kentucky's first college. Shelby's military record was well known. He fought in the Revolutionary War at the famous Battle of King's Mountain an expedition over the Appalachian Mountains against the British forces in North Carolina. Shelby was called to service again for the War of 1812 where he led a regiment to the rescue of Kentucky troops during the Battle of the Thames near Detroit. The battle became so famous for Shelby that people from Michigan Ohio and Kentucky stood roadside to catch sight of the hero upon his return to Kentucky. Following the Revolutionary war Shelby relocated to Kentucky on lands given to him for his military service and became involved in Kentucky's transition from a county of Virginia to an independent state. As a war hero he was popular with the citizens; the state electoral college unanimously elected him governor in 1792. He secured the state from Indian attacks and organized Kentucky's first government. After his offical retirement from politics in 1816 Shelby was asked to serve as Secretary of War by President Monroe but he declined. In 1817 he was commissioned by Andrew Jackson to negotiate with the Chickasaw Indians for purchase of lands west of the Tennessee River. Shelby remained active in political affairs until his death at his home Traveller's Rest Lincoln County in 1826. Property of Caswell and Sara LanePreviously Sold at Sotheby Parke Bernet NY 1977 (Lot 620) Condition: Water stains especially to the perimeter.
• 1964 MODERN ABSTRACT KENTUCKY HORSE
  1964 MODERN ABSTRACT KENTUCKY HORSE SILKSCREEN United States,20th CenturyBold red, green, and blue planes of color broken up by bold lines of white and black with horses outlined by stark white boxes.
• Kentucky Style Plantation
  Kentucky Style Plantation Saddlehand-tooled leather riding saddle size 17 with original stirrups used by Mr. Penn circa 1930s. Mr. Penn used this saddle when riding ''Black Betsy '' a Tennessee Walker and later on ''Old Charlie.''size 17Worn condition.
• Painting, Anna Lou Roberts
  Painting, Anna Lou Roberts (Asheville, North Carolina, 1930-1999), figures outside mountain cabin, signed lower right "Roberts", label verso with title "The Old Home Place" and artist information, oil on canvas, 22 x 26 in.; stained oak frame. Original strainer and tacking edge, abrasion left, grime, crackle.
• NATIONAL MILITARY HOME OHIO.
  NATIONAL MILITARY HOME OHIO. Chromolithograph late 19th century. Birdseye view of the Home in Springfield. Good color. Imperfections. In old gilt frame 28 1/2''h. 38 1/4''w.
• 28 TENNESSEE & KENTUCKY
  28 TENNESSEE & KENTUCKY ARROWHEADSOld estate collection of arrowhead points, found in Tennessee and Kentucky in the 1950s-60s. Range in size from 1" to 3". All unconditionally guaranteed to be authentic.
• KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE MAP, 1796
  KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE MAP, 1796 HARRISCyrus Harris, "A Map of the State of Kentucky and the Tennessee Government Compiled from the Best Authorities," from Jedidiah Morse's The American Universal Geography. Boston: Thomas and Andrews, 1796. Engraving by Amos Doolittle. 7 5/8" x 11 1/2" sight; 14 1/2" x 18 1/2" matted and framed in giltwood frame. Indian boundaries and the Southern boundary of the military reservation set aside for veterans of the North Carolina troops are shown. Roads shown include the "New and Short Road to Virginia." Many forts are indicated including Fort Washington, Fort Massac and Fort Jefferson. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Light toning and foxing, fold lines (as issued), note on back from previous seller indicates full margins. Hinge mounted. Conservation framing.
• PHOTOGRAPH OF A WOMAN, "VIEUX CARRE
  PHOTOGRAPH OF A WOMAN, "VIEUX CARRE NEW ORLEANS"Southern School, early to mid 20th century original photograph depicting an African American woman wearing a kerchief and gazing into the camera with a tired expression. Mounted to a cream mat, Illegibly signed, "Jeff.. Short"(?) lower right, titled "Vieux Carre New Orleans" lower left and inscribed: "For thee Armstrong" lower center. Stained molded wood frame. Image: 15" H x 12 1/2" W. Frame: 22 1/2 "H x 18" W. The Estate of Carl Klein, Brentwood, Tennessee. Condition: Toning to photograph and mat, some creasing to mat along lower edges and corners,
• OOC - Primitive Rendering of
  OOC - Primitive Rendering of Homestead unsigned but with extensive original handwritten note pasted to stretcher that indicates this was painted from memory by John W. Curtis in 1867 this was his Grandparent's farm originally built by John Merritt Es
• Southern mountain landscape,
  Southern mountain landscape, buildings, distant mountains, unsigned, oil on fiber board laid on another fiber board, 8-1/2 x 12-3/4 in.; modern bold and black painted frame. Light grime, crackle; frame with abrasions. Private Collection, Memphis, Tennessee
• Robert Burns Wilson (Kentucky
  Robert Burns Wilson (Kentucky 1851-1916) Kentucky Farm Scene Watercolor and gouache signed l.r.; 14.75 x 22 in. Property of Caswell and Sara Lane Condition: Paper toned throughout.
• OOB - Sharecropper's Log Cabin Deep
  OOB - Sharecropper's Log Cabin Deep South unsigned ca 1900 depicting two black men outside their home one standing and holding a hoe the other squatting against the foundation of the building behind a crate duck washtub and laundry in background
• KENTUCKY MAP, 1800 PAYNE"The
  KENTUCKY MAP, 1800 PAYNE"The State of Kentucky with Adjoining Territories" Map, by John Payne, engraved by John Scoles, published by John Low, New York, 1800. From "A New and Complete System of Universal Geography" by John Payne. Copper plate engraving of Kentucky and the surrounding areas including the "Northwestern Territory" of Illinois and Virginia and the "Southwestern Territory" including the "Tennessee Government", parts of Georgia and South Carolina depicting towns and roads, county lines, names of counties, rivers, mountains, and forts. Title, lower left. "Long W from Phila.", top right above map, "West from London", lower left below map. Map surrounded by scale notations and line border. Image - 7 3/8" H x 8 1/2" W. Sheet - 8 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W. Early 19th century. Provenance: Collection of Charles and Ann Wells, Nashville, Tennessee. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Toning impression of map on surface of sheet. Slight toning on edges of map. Minute foxing spots on surface of map. Left edge of sheet rough from removal from book. Toning, foxing spots visible en verso.