A few examples of appraisal values for
SAMUEL ALCOCK EWER

• Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020, for
  Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020, for Aldermaston Pottery, an earthenware ewer or jug, brown, green and yellow brushed decoration on grey ground, painted potter's mark, 30cm high
• SAMUEL ALKEN (ENGLISH, 18TH-19TH
  SAMUEL ALKEN (ENGLISH, 18TH-19TH CENTURY)Two Hunting Drawings each pencil and watercolor, 12 by 18 in. each Arthur Ackermann & Son Inc., London label on back
• George III sterling ewer by
  George III sterling ewer by Ebenezer Coker other table articles Classically swag-and-rosette chased ewer by Coker of London dated 1771 H11'' William IV silver sugar nips by Peter & William Bateman London dated 1830 L5 3/4'' Edwardian silver over-the-cup tea strainer Birmingham dated 1939 W5'' Total 24.0oz troy (3pcs) Provenance: Columbia South Carolina estate. Ewer with repair to rim and engraved coat of arms; all other pieces in good original condition.
• *An English Silver Ewer Walter John
  *An English Silver Ewer Walter John Michael Stanley Barnard & Robert Dubock London 1897 having an applied handle with ivory insulators and a gilt interior the body with bands of foliate decoration over winged sea figures flanking cartouches and a cat head raised on a stepped circular base; approximate weight overall 40.08 ozt. Height 14 inches.
• METTLACH EWER. Large ewer # 1582
  METTLACH EWER. Large ewer # 1582 with an etched portrait of a gentleman and embossed geometric and foliate decoration. Impressed abbey signature. 18 3/4'' h. There are two areas of repair on the top rim and smaller areas within the portrait.
• A pair of Samuel Alcock,
  A pair of Samuel Alcock, Staffordshire Chemist's or Pharmacy display jars, circa 1850-60, of Leech Jar shape with covers, decorated in ruby and gold with inscribed labels for Tamarinds and Honey, 29cm high, embossed maker's marks (4)/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• SAMUEL KIRK COIN SILVER REPOUSSE
  SAMUEL KIRK COIN SILVER REPOUSSE EWERSamuel Kirk Coin Silver Repousse Ewer, c. 1828-1846, marked "S.KIRK" in rectangle and "11" in rectangle; chinoiserie architectural repousse interspersed with acanthus, flowers and butterfly, C-scroll cartouche engraved with crest, h. 15 5/8 in., wt. 51.90 troy ozs.
• A Large American Silver
  A Large American Silver Presentation Ewer Dominick & Haff, New York, NY, Circa 1900 the body with the engraved inscription, To Frederick M. Gottleib/ A Token of the Esteem in Which We Hold/ Your High Ideals and Kindly Deeds/ a Symbol of Faith and Friendship That Will/ Keep Its Gleam Beneath the Tarnish of Time/ Lovingly Presented By/ Mark S. Lewy, Jay B. Lewy, M.D. Lewy, Mort. M. Oppenheimer/ Chicago, Jan. 31, 1921. weighted. Height 17 inches.
• Samuel Henry Alken
  Samuel Henry Alken (1818-1894)/Hunting Prints/published by R Ackermann, June 1828/a set of six hand coloured engravings, each 13cm x 55cm
• FOUR AMERICAN SILVER OVERLAY
  FOUR AMERICAN SILVER OVERLAY EWERS/JUGS American, early 20th century. Group of four sterling silver overlay ewers or jugs comprising: two Alvin Mfg. Co. (marked for 999/1000), one monogrammed and one claret jug having a stopper marked Gorham'; one monogrammed with spear form stopper marked 'Sterling'; and one square form with monogram, apparently unmarked. Provenance: The squat Alvin ewer and second tallest acquired from Brunk Auctions, Asheville, NC, Emporium | Premier Auction, March 22, 2019, lot 915; Private Virginia Collection. Approx. of the tallest, h. 12.25"; smallest h. 6.75".
• Alabaster & Gilt Metal Ewer. From a
  Alabaster & Gilt Metal Ewer. From a Larchmont home. Dimensions: 21" high.
• A Samuel Alcock & Co. porcelain
  A Samuel Alcock & Co. porcelain copy of the Portland vase in a terracotta colour way, circa 1840 monogrammed SA & Co., 26cm high
• American repousse silver
  American repousse silver individual-size cream jug, S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, circa 1885 modeled as an upright ewer; 3 3/8 in. H., 1.85 ozt.; together with a turned ebony base
• LEBJUECHER & CO. STERLING SILVER
  LEBJUECHER & CO. STERLING SILVER EWERGood American Sterling Silver Ewer, Lebkuecher & Co., Newark, NJ, act. 1896-1918, chased with acanthus and flowers, period script monogram, h. 14 1/2 in., wt. 27.50 troy ozs.
• ANDREW ELLICOTT WARNER COIN
  ANDREW ELLICOTT WARNER COIN SILVER REPOUSSE EWER Baltimore, MD, early 19th century. Urn-form, on a dome foot, the body in crisp, lush sunflower repousse decoration, surrounding a monogrammed cartouche, with egg-and-dart borders, the foot rim with rose border, foliate-capped scroll handle with trailing bell flowers; 12 in. H overall, 27.20 ozt.
• A Victorian engraved glass ewer and
  A Victorian engraved glass ewer and similar rummer
• Walter Inglis Anderson (American,
  Walter Inglis Anderson (American, 1903-1965), for the Shearwater Pottery, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, decorated by Christopher Inglis Stebly (b. 1957), ca. 1998-2000, cast "Kneeling Woman with Basket" vase, signed with the black Shearwater stencil mark on the base. Reference: D. Stewart et al., Shearwater Pottery (Slidell, Louisiana: Bristol Publishing, 2005), p. 223, illustrated lower right.
• ART DECO STERLING SILVER CUSTOM
  ART DECO STERLING SILVER CUSTOM MADE RECOGNITION EWER, DATED 1927 10 ?" x 7 ?" x 5 ½" Sterling silver ewer, with fluted petal design, angled handle, pronounced spout, on circular foot with similar design, acanthus leaf design; engraved with recognition dedication to Mr. Henry W. Shepard, Committee of Management, Bowery Branch Y.M.C.A. New York, January 26, 1927; marked on the bottom with Sterling and butler's inventory number on the bottom. Weighs 34.46 toz. Provenance: prominent private collection, Pittsburgh, PA, since early 20th century, by descent in the family to the current owner.
• A Victorian sterling silver ewer
  A Victorian sterling silver ewer Rolason Brothers 1875 Birmingham with maker's mark ''R Bros'' with narrow navette form mouth over a baluster body with reeded handle over a circular domed foot 43 oz
• OLD ELLGREAVE POTTERY, ELEAZER
  OLD ELLGREAVE POTTERY, ELEAZER WHEELOCK DARTMOUTH TOBEY POTTERY MUG Late 20th century, England, hand-painted glazed ceramic, limited edition no. 145 of 150, depicting Dartmouth founder Eleazer Wheelock and Samson Occum, stamped to underside.
• EUGENE SAMUEL REESER (PA,
  EUGENE SAMUEL REESER (PA, 1862-1922), ALLEGORY OF SUMMER AND WINTER (TWO WORKS) Gouache and watercolor, each signed and dated "E. S. Reeser 1920," both also signed and inscribed with artist details to verso, matted and framed.
• Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020),
  Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020), for Aldermaston Pottery, a tin-glazed twin-handled soup tureen, cover, ladle and stand, simple brush decoration in brown on a grey ground, painted potter's mark and 1976 date mark, 26.5cm high
• Sidney Edward Dickinson American
  Sidney Edward Dickinson American 1890-1980 Still Life with Pewter Ewer, 1930 Estimate:$600-$800
• Silver baptismal cup, Samuel
  Silver baptismal cup, Samuel Kirk, Baltimore, 1830-46 mark, with applied band of grape vine and cluster decoration, based inscribed "Samuel Alrich Crozer III/From his Grandmother/H.H. Rockwell/May 6, 1888", 6 other family birth records on front of cup, 4" d, 4 1/4" high to top of handle, 11.4 TO Estimate $600-900
• A William IV Silver Ewer William
  A William IV Silver Ewer William Esterbrook, London, 1836 based on the Renaissance model by Benvenuto Cellini. hallmarked for Sterling on neck 36 ozt 17 dwt Height 11 3/8 inches.
• SAMPLER. Elizabeth Rosson
  SAMPLER. Elizabeth Rosson American or English 1874 wool on canvas. Pair motifs include birds deer dogs and flowering baskets and urns. In an old birdseye frame 29''h. 23''w. Background has some surface soiling.
• VICTORIAN STERLING EWER IN
  VICTORIAN STERLING EWER IN ARABESQUE STYLE, 1876 Victorian sterling silver ewer or wine jug in the Arabesque style, with maker's marks of Thomas Smily, London, and 1876, in the Arabesque or Moorish eclectic style, the acanthus-cast handle above a shaped spout, the drop-shaped body all over engraved in "Islamic" style strap work ornament above a circular stepped foot (dents, split to foot). Weight: 19.8 ozt; 12.75" H x 5.5" diameter.
• STERLING EWER, E. AND J.
  STERLING EWER, E. AND J. BARNARDVictorian sterling silver ewer, marks for Edward and John Barnard, London, 1859-60, hinged lid having an elaborate lily and leaf finial, a naturalistic grapevine handle, the spout with applied grape clusters engraved cartouche, and the lobed body adorned around the belly with cartouches enclosing repousse fruit and foliate decorations, on a round lobed footring with raised scroll ornamentation. Conjoined monogram, MMKW. 13"H, 28.225 oz troy total weight. Condition: Overall good condition with some unevenness to footring, some persistent tarnish, a 3/4" dent to side without monogram.
• SAMPLER. Eleanor Rook England
  SAMPLER. Eleanor Rook England 1802 silk on wool. Minute stitches form sets of alphabets religious verses woven baskets of flowers pairs of birds crowns and hearts. Signed and dated. Bright colors. In a frame 15 1/4''h. 14''w. A few small holes in the ground.
• AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER WROUGHT
  AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER WROUGHT BY ESTERWALL, DATED 1826. LINEAR BORDER ENCLOSING FIVE ALPHABETS IN DIFFERENT STYLES. TWO ALPHABETS ARE IN THE QUAKER STYLE. DEPICTS POTTED FLOWERS, A FRUIT BASKET, AND BIRDS ON BRANCHES. ALSO A QUAKER SYMBOL OF BIRDS FACING EACH OTHER, WHICH IS A SYMBOL OF FRIENDSHIP OR MARRIAGE. SIGHT SIZE 17" X 17 1/2". ORIGINAL BIRD’S EYE MAPLE FRAME, OVERALL 20 3/4" X 21 1/2". GOOD CONDITION.
• Royal Worcester reticulated ewer by
  Royal Worcester reticulated ewer by George Owen having an intricately pierced body with delicate gilt paint accent. Incised signature ''G. Owen'' with printed gilt factory mark. 8.25''H Circa - 1919.
• FOUR SILVER OVERLAY GLASS PIECES.
  FOUR SILVER OVERLAY GLASS PIECES. Twentieth century. A presentation ewer with grape decoration. "1883-1907 from Central Idaho Division". Faint Alvin mark. Interior residue. 14"h. Two small perfume bottles, 3"h. and 3.25"h., and a cruet, "Sterling, Mexico, Lateres---,F.E.C.? Mexico". Missing stopper.
• SAMUEL HENRY ALKEN SPORTING
  SAMUEL HENRY ALKEN SPORTING PAINTING(British, 1810-1894) Going to the Meet, signed lower left "H. Alken", oil on canvas, 15-7/8 x 20-1/8 in.; gilt wood frame, 19-1/8 x 23-1/8 in. Provenance: The Sporting Gallery, New York City, New York (label verso)Robert Patterson, Sr, Great Britain; By Descent in family Condition: lined, restretched on old stretcher, crackle, cupping, yellowed varnish; frame with abrasions
• ALFRED
  ALFRED EISENSTAEDT(German/America, 1898-1995) Andrew Wyeth's Bed, Hat and Dog, Cushing, Maine, 1965, signed recto margin lower right, editioned 3/238, gelatin silver print, sheet 14 x 11 in.; fine black finished wood frame, 24 x 21-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Sally Kennedy, Asheville, North Carolina Condition: hinged in, in good condition; frame with chips at corners
• ALFRED
  ALFRED EISENSTAEDT(German/America, 1898-1995) Andrew Wyeth's Bed and Hat, Cushing Maine, 1965, printed later, signed margin lower right and editioned 26/50, Time Inc. information pencil verso "printed 1979", gelatin silver print, 12-1/4 x 9-1/2 in.; fine black finished wood frame, 24-3/4 x 21-3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Sally Kennedy, Asheville, North Carolina Condition: not examined out of frame, appears in good condition/ frame in good condition
• Ellsworth Woodward (American/New
  Ellsworth Woodward (American/New Orleans, 1861-1939) "Oyster Fishermen", artist's proof etching, image 7" x 8", monogrammed lower left "EW". Glazed, double matted and presented in an ebonized frame.