A few examples of appraisal values for
PROTEUS

• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Tableau Programme for the Silver Anniversary Ball February 26 1906 "The Inspirations of Proteus" design by Bror Anders Wikstrom reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 139.
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation 1907 "The Queen of the Serpents" reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 140.
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation 1891 "Tales of the Genii".
• [Mardi Gras] a group of krewe
  [Mardi Gras] a group of krewe favors including a Proteus 1952 sterling silver goblet (S. Kirk & Son) a Proteus 1948 silverplate card tray and 3 Atlanteans 1955 sterling silver demitasse spoons (Watson) (5 pcs.) Provenance: Estate of Charles C. Crawford 1315 First Street New Orleans 1978.
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation February 20 1882 "Ancient Egyptian Theology" reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 122.
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball Invitation February 19 1912 "Zoroaster".
• Meissen porcelain figure, bearded
  Meissen porcelain figure, bearded man in purple robe, possibly Prometheus, warming his hands on a fire in an urn, blue crossed swords mark under glaze, incised "C83[?]", 8 in.
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation and envelope March 9 1886 "Visions of Other Worlds" (2 pcs.)
• [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus sterling silver and enamel krewe favor pin 1913 "Adventures of Telemachus".
• KREWE OF PROTEUS PARADE
  KREWE OF PROTEUS PARADE BULLETINS[Mardi Gras] , Krewe of Proteus, 4 parade bulletins, incl. Feb. 21, 1898, theme "A Trip to Wonderland"; Feb. 11, 1929, theme "The Adventures of Hajji Baba"; Feb. 12, 1934, theme "Retrospection of Proteus"; and March 4, 1935, theme "Irish Fairy Tales"; most by lithographer Searcy & Pfaff, each sheet size 28 in. x 42 in
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus silver anniversary favor pin 1906 "The Inspiration of Proteus".
• AFTER PICAULT, PERSEUS & PEGASUS
  AFTER PICAULT, PERSEUS & PEGASUS BRONZE Legendary Greek hero with flying horse, 21 in. H.
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball Invitation and Lady's Admit Card February 20th 1882 "Ancient Egyptian Theology" design by Charles Briton reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 122 (2 pcs.)
• VIENNA PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP
  VIENNA PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP PROMETHEUSVienna porcelain figure group, Heracles and Prometheus. With bocage tree and applied flowers and leaves. Blue Vienna shield "beehive" mark to the underside. 17"H x 13"W. Minor losses to painted decoration, chips and losses to squirrel and applied flowers and leaves and leaves in tree, repairs and restorations to flowers, leaves and tree throughout,
• A Derby figure of Neptune, modelled
  A Derby figure of Neptune, modelled on a dolphin and raised on a shell encrusted base, 25cm high
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation envelope and lady's admit card inscribed "Mrs. H. S. Michel" February 3 1913 "Adventures of Telemachus" reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 144.
• AFTER BENVENUTO CELLINI (1500-1571)
  AFTER BENVENUTO CELLINI (1500-1571) PERSEUS WITH THE HEAD OF MEDUSA bronze, mixed patinas, on an integrated square base with four niches containing Jupiter, Mercury, Minerva and Danae with Perseus as a child101cm high
• A Continental Bronze of "Pluto
  A Continental Bronze of "Pluto and Proserpina" 20th c. after the original by Gianlorenzo Bernini (Italian 1598-1680) now in the Galleria Borghese in Rome the god of the underworld depicted with the three-headed dog Cerberus on a square black marble base height 15 in. width 7 1/2 in. depth 7 1/2 in.
• ROMAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE BUST OF THE
  ROMAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE BUST OF THE GOD SERAPIS Roman terracotta votive bust of the god Pluto-Serapis, god of the underworld, transformation and re-birth as well as fertility, modeled with long wavy hair and a beard wearing a crown in the shape of a Kalathos or gathering basket, the whole resting on a contemporary wooden base with dowel. Approximate dimensions: bust h. 9", w. 6", d. 3". stand h. 9", w. 5", d. 6.25".
• [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus sterling silver and enamel krewe favor locket 1925 "Tales of Romances of Old Japan".
• [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus krewe favor pin 1905 "Rubaiyat".
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus memorabilia including two admit cards 1922 "The Romance of the Rose" 1939 "Select Fables of La Fontaine" and an announcement of the Queen's Court 1980 "Harvest of the Sea" (3 pcs.)
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation and dance card February 27 1911 "The Last Days of Pompeii" (2 pcs.)
• RAOUL VERLET, ORPHEUS AND
  RAOUL VERLET, ORPHEUS AND CERBERUS BRONZE (French, 1857-1923). Greek mythological hero confronting Hades' watchdog, signed, 33 in. H.
• DOULTON BURSLEM NEOCLASSICAL
  DOULTON BURSLEM NEOCLASSICAL LUSCIAN LIDDED VASE, PERSE...Pegasus and Perseus rescuing Andromeda from a dragon. #RoyalDoulton #DoultonBurslem #Vase #GeorgeWhite #Perseus #Pegasus #Medusa #Dtagon #Allegorical #Neoclassical #BritishCeramics Artist: George White Issued: c. 1890 Dimensions: 16.5"H x 7"W Manufacturer: Doulton Burslem Country of Origin: England Provenance: Billings Collection
• Phaedri, aug liberti fabularum
  Phaedri, aug liberti fabularum aesopiarum ed. P. Burman, 8vo., cont. calf gilt (worn), Amsterdam 1698
• Collection of Five Sterling and
  Collection of Five Sterling and Silverplate Mardi Gras Krewe Favors, including a footed silverplate tray engraved "Proteus 1882-1956", l. 9-1/4", w. 6-1/8"; another silverplate tray engraved "KoP 1972", l. 7-1/4", w. 6"; a Frank Whiting sterling two-handled sugar engraved "Proteus 1954"; a Frank Whiting sterling cream engraved "Proteus 1953"; and a silverplate tray engraved "19 M 79", l. 7-1/4", w. 6".
• THE ABDUCTION OF PROSPERINA A
  THE ABDUCTION OF PROSPERINA A Dresden porcelain figure of Pluto abducting his wife Prosperina to the underworld, his hound Cerebus at his feet, model after the sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, marked with Saxony maker mark; 10"H; Condition: losses to her fingers
• A Derby model of Neptune, circa
  A Derby model of Neptune, circa 1780, by his side an upturned dolphin gushing water over the shell encrusted base, left arm raised for his trident (missing) incised No. 299, 25.5cm high
• Two Derby figure groups of
  Two Derby figure groups of Procris and Cephalus, early 19th Century, no. 75 and Renaldo and Armida, no. 76, 23cm high
• [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] a Krewe of Proteus sterling silver krewe favor pin 1939 "Select Fables of La Fontaine".
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball Invitation and Envelope with Lady's Admit Card February 29th 1892 "A Dream of the Vegetable Kingdom" (3 pcs.)
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball invitation February 20 1883 "The History of France" reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 123.
• A Derby figure of Neptune, circa
  A Derby figure of Neptune, circa 1765-70, standing beside a dolphin, raised on a rocky shell-encrusted base, 23cm high
• [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus
  [Mardi Gras] Krewe of Proteus Ball Invitation and Envelope with one Lady's Admit Card February 14th 1888 "Legends of the Middle Ages" lithography by F. Appel Paris reproduced in Henri Schindler's Mardi Gras Treasures: Invitations of the Golden Age Pelican Publishing Company Gretna 2000 p. 128 (3 pcs.)
• THE PRUEN OINOPHOROS NORTH
  THE PRUEN OINOPHOROS NORTH AFRICA, C. LATE 3RD - EARLY 4TH CENTURY A.D. terracotta, the wine jug in the form of a satyr, depicted with almond eyes, hooked nose and full lips, the ears shown projecting from the top of the head20.5cm tallExcavated by Ashmead Pruen in Egypt, circa 1836, thence by descentExhibited:Knightcott House, Banwell, Somerset, 1918-1943Note:The present piece is a particularly fine and unique example of the distinctive terra sigillata African red slip ware vessels produced in the form of gods and mythical beings related to Bacchic rituals. A notable parallel is the vessel at the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Atlanta (inventory number 1996.010.002). Likely a wine vessel, the piece depicts a finely modelled youthful satyr, further underlining the use of the jug for the consumption of alcohol.Almost certainly produced at one of the major North African pottery factories located in Africa Proconsularis (modern Tunisia and north-eastern Algeria) during the 3rd - 4th century A.D. – the piece was exported in antiquity to northern Egypt, where it was excavated by Commander Ashmead Pruen of the East India Company in 1836.Note:Please note this piece has been thermoluminescence dated by Oxford Authentication and confirmed to be of the requisite age. It is accompanied by a certificate provided by Oxford Authetication confirming the same.