A few examples of appraisal values for
PEAR

• PEARLWARE MOLDED PRATTWARE
  PEARLWARE MOLDED PRATTWARE PITCHERca. 1800; relief view of parson, clerk and sexton, trees and foliage, decorated in black, blue, brown, greens, red and yellow overglaze enamels, bracketed by acanthus borders; rustic tree handle, elongated baluster form and oval base, blue rim border above molded shell edge, English Staffordshire earthenware, 8 3/4"x 5 1/4"x 5 1/2"; Condition: rim restoration by spout, minor overglaze enamel losses
• PAIR OF CAST STONE MUSICAL PUTTI
  PAIR OF CAST STONE MUSICAL PUTTI one of the plump figures playing the reed pipes and the other with a harp both of square columnar bases (2) Provenance: From the Estate of Chief Justice Warren Earl Burger
• PAIR OF CAST STONE MUSICAL PUTTI
  PAIR OF CAST STONE MUSICAL PUTTI one of the plump figures playing the reed pipes and the other with a harp both of square columnar bases (2) Provenance: From the Estate of Chief Justice Warren Earl Burger
• A Pears Print of Girl looking in to
  A Pears Print of Girl looking in to a Goldfish Bowl by W S Coleman
• Amber glass pig toothpick holder,
  Amber glass pig toothpick holder, seated pig staring at barrel (possibly a pork barrel), flat car of train, 3-1/2 x 5-3/8 in. Base with extensive wear and chips, ears chipped.
• COPPER RED ‘PEONY’
  COPPER RED ‘PEONY’ BIRDFEEDER,18TH/19TH C.The bird feeder of globular form, to a pointed foot, the shoulder connected attached with a small handle, the body painted in iron-red with poney, accompanied with a fitted wooden stand. H 7 cm
• Provincial Pottery Luster Vase Pear
  Provincial Pottery Luster Vase Pear shape form on footed base wit widely flaring lip with cream glaze and luster painting of figures and animals apprx. 7-3/4"T.
• Two Majolica Pitchers Pig and
  Two Majolica Pitchers Pig and Monkey Molded pottery figures depicting a pig and a monkey with applied handles simple yellow with pink airbrush accent glaze on the pig "treacle" glaze on the monkey.
• Globe form ceramic cookie jar
  Globe form ceramic cookie jar with an airplane finial together with a milk glass compote a celery vase and a pitcher. ?
• A Volkstedt Porcelain Figurine of a
  A Volkstedt Porcelain Figurine of a Parrot Perched on a naturalistic stump of a tree, the bird holds two vivid puce cherries in its claw, the bird hand painted in bright green and yellow and the stump picked out with gilt, marked in cobalt blue on the underside, standing approx. 4"H.
• Pearlware Toby pitcher, seated
  Pearlware Toby pitcher, seated gentleman wearing white wig and holding his hat and a lantern, sponged brown decoration over green, base with incised "3", probably Staffordshire area, England, late 18th century, 9 in. Probably lacking implement in his right hand, overall light crazing.
• AMPHORA PITCHER. In the form of a
  AMPHORA PITCHER. In the form of a peacock with his tail serving as the handle. Foliate and geometric decoration. Impressed signature. 11'' h.
• Group of eleven pieces of stone
  Group of eleven pieces of stone fruit- pear is 4.75"h.
• Steuben Partridge in Pear Tree A
  Steuben Partridge in Pear Tree A glass and gold partridge in a pear tree sculpture signed "Steuben". The solid colorless glass pear decorated by 18 karat gold pear-laden branches around a stylized tree designed by Lloyd Atkins. Apprx. 6-1/4"T with original box. The production on this piece concluded in 1989. Hallmarked on the bottom of the tree "18k".
• PEARLWARE, CAT'S EYE PATTERN
  PEARLWARE, CAT'S EYE PATTERN MOCHA PITCHERca. 1820; two bands of dark brown, blue and white cat's eye on an olive green ground between a dark brown band with stylized white petaled daisies with yellowish centers, four blue rings and a dark brown ring bordering the three bands, tooled foot, applied handle with acanthus terminals, English Staffordshire earthenware, 5 1/2"d, 6 3/4"h; Condition: 5/8" spout rim line, minor glaze losses on spout rim
• Korean bronze pear form vase
  Korean bronze pear form vase choson period Of typical pear form, slender neck over tear drop body over circular foot. H: 11 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a Nashville Estate
• ENGLISH PEARLWARE FIGURE OF A
  ENGLISH PEARLWARE FIGURE OF A LION With paw on yellow ball backed by a tree. 6 x 15 1/2 in. Estate of Julia Hall Millbrook NY.
• A large Meissen figure group of
  A large Meissen figure group of three farmers about a pear tree, with hound and sheep, late 19th Century, blue crossed swords mark, 28cm high
• Ceramic glazed pear sculpture
  Ceramic glazed pear sculpture [Biography on Artist available to successful bidder] 12 3/4'' h x 8'' w. on a stand excellent condition.
• English Parian Syrup Pitcher eel
  English Parian Syrup Pitcher eel skin decor white pewter top 5 1/2'' circa 1850.
• Pair of Fine Porcelain Ewers
  Pair of Fine Porcelain Ewers putti with grape & vine decor 14 1/2'' tall signed.
• A quantity of mineral eggs two
  A quantity of mineral eggs two turned wood apples and two turned wood pears
• Pewterware to include a pair of
  Pewterware to include a pair of pricket sticks (16"h) , standish, measures and mugs.
• Lot five pieces Irish Belleek
  Lot five pieces Irish Belleek including harp pig dog figural pitcher and wall pocket with shell.
• A pair of ceramic vases in the
  A pair of ceramic vases in the shape of pomegranates blue inset mark to base ht. 17cm.
• A pair of ceramic white parrots
  A pair of ceramic white parrots each on a tree stump unascribed marks ht.25cm.
• TOBY PITCHER. England early
  TOBY PITCHER. England early 19th century pearlware. Toby with bright Pratt-type colors and spatter base. Minor hairlines 10''h.
• Two pairs porcelain figurines, both
  Two pairs porcelain figurines, both pairs Meissen style: he with basket of grapes, she pruning a grapevine, blue crossed swords mark under glaze, one pommel tip with "X", 10-1/2 in. and 11 in., she with firing crack on one pigtail ends ; man and woman in 18th century attire, each holding basket of flowers, unmarked, 10-1/2 in. and 11 in., losses to leaves and flowers . The Estate of the Late John R. Jones, Hickory, North Carolina.
• PEWABIC POTTERY BOWL. Green semi
  PEWABIC POTTERY BOWL. Green semi iridescent bowl with flared rim and pink interior. Impressed signature. 4'' h.
• A Porcelain "Persian" Form Ewer
  A Porcelain "Persian" Form Ewer with Lid With a pear shape body, elegantly curved spout attached to the neck with a pierced diamond strut, a ridged loop handle and a pierced finial. The body has a very slightly ovoid shape and the rim and lid are circular. Four blue character marks on the underside. A simple and elegant form with a glossy clear faintly celadon glaze.
• PEARLWARE MOLDED PRATTWARE PITCHER,
  PEARLWARE MOLDED PRATTWARE PITCHER, MISER PATTERNca. 1800; oval base Prattware pitcher in Miser pattern with relief views of a man fingering a gold coin within arched cartouches, orangey rim and bottom ring, top and bottom borders of flowers and foliage, shin chain ring, ribbed handle with bottom acanthus terminal, English earthenware, 7 1/2"x 4 3/4"; Condition: some spout restoration continuing down to belly
• A pearlware' Bear Baiting' jug
  A pearlware' Bear Baiting' jug circa 1830 the head replaced modelled clutching a dog in its front paws 33cm (13") highNote: A similar jug is illustrated on page 52 of 'Circus and Sport English Earthenware Figures 1980-1840' by Pat Halfpenny and Stella Beddoe
• An Arab Figural Head Tobacco Jar
  An Arab Figural Head Tobacco Jar Earthenware with pigments in matte finish unmarked older Arab wearing a keffiyeh with beard.
• A Poole Pottery inverted pear
  A Poole Pottery inverted pear shaped vase 17cm (6.75") high
• A turned beech wood pear flask with
  A turned beech wood pear flask with carved stalk and foliate screw cover complete with liner 13cm (5") high
• PAIR, VERY LARGE BONE VENEERED
  PAIR, VERY LARGE BONE VENEERED CURVED TEETH Pair of large curved tessellated bone veneer teeth, with carved courtyard scene incorporating parasol pine trees, cranes, and mountains to one side, and having etched stylized fretwork and flowers to opposing side, apparently unmarked, accompanied by carved black wood stands. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Veronica Holmes, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. h. 65" (on wood stands).