A few examples of appraisal values for
STANWOOD

• 6VOL SIGNED BOOKS BY VARIOUS
  6VOL SIGNED BOOKS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS Included are the following six signed books: To See Your Face Again by Eugenia Price. Published 1985 by Doubleday. Signed by the author on the half-title page. The Cambridge Introduction to Harriet Beecher Stowe by Sarah Robbins. Published 2007 by Cambridge. Signed by the author on the half-title and title page. The Magnificent Partnership by Stanwood Cobb. Published 1954 by Vantage Press. Signed and inscribed by the author on the front free end paper. Autobiography with Letters by William Lyon Phelps. Published 1939 by Oxford University Press. No dust jacket. Among the Gently Mad: Strategies and Perspectives for the Book Hunter in the Twenty-First Century by Nicolas A. Basbanes. Published 2002 by Henry Holt. Signed by the author on the half-title page. Mr. Daniels and the Grange by Eric Sloane and Edward Anthony. Published 1968 by Funk and Wagnalls. Signed by the author Eric Sloane on the front free end paper.
• GROUP OF ASSORTED AMERICAN SILVER
  GROUP OF ASSORTED AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE AND CALLING CARD PURSE (5) pieces total to include: a sterling silver calling card purse, mark of Watrous Manufacturing Co., pattern number 757, engraved and hand chased foliate decoration to top and central script monogram; a Gorham Medallion sugar spoon, last quarter of 19th century period mark, retail mark of Shreve Stanwood & Co., without a monogram; a gold wash cream ladle marked "Sterling", art deco style handle with engraved monogram; a shell form tablespoon, marked "Sterling" retail mark of S. Hogan, gold wash bowl, script monogram to handle; and a coin silver pie server, partially rubbed maker's mark possibly for B.H. Smith & Co., Fredericksburg, VA., with engraved landscape to blade and script monogram to handle.
• NEW ENGLAND SILK ON GREEN LINEN
  NEW ENGLAND SILK ON GREEN LINEN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERNew England silk on green linen needlework sampler , inscribed Margaret Kibbes 1806 , with central brick house having a wishing well and gate, centered by trees with a lawn of flowers and cows, the upper corners with birds perched on flowering branches, foliate arch with moth over alphabet and verse, 16 1/4" x 22". Referenced in Ethel Stanwood Bolton and Eva Johnston Coe, American Samplers , 1921, page 184. Provenance: Sotheby's, January 28, 1987, lot 1058; From the collection of Theodore H. Kapnek, Sr. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Overall very good condition. Somem tack marks to edges. Small loss to grass bottom left.
• COIN SILVER. 3 PC. HARRIS &
  COIN SILVER. 3 PC. HARRIS & STANWOOD COIN SILVER Tea Service. 3 pc. Harris & Stanwood coin silver tea service comprised of a teapot, creamer and lidded sugar with pineapple form finials to lids. Each piece is stamped to the underside, "Harris & Stanwood Boston Pure Silver Coin". Accompanied a Reed & Barton silverplate serving tray. Total approx. weight of the tree piece tea service is 49.72 troy oz (gross). From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: teapot measures approx. 9.75" high. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents.
• Albert Paley. White Tusk. 2000,
  Albert Paley. White Tusk. 2000, formed and fabricated steel with a natural patina, glass. 54½ h × 16 dia in. result: $8,320. estimate: $8,000–12,000. This work is registered with the artist's studio as #SF.2000.16 and was made in collaboration with Martin Blank of Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, WA. Impressed signature and date to base ‘Albert Paley 2000’ with copyright. Provenance: Hawthorne Gallery, Big Sur, CA | Private Collection
• Gertrude Stanwood for Grueby
  Gertrude Stanwood for Grueby Faience Company. Rare vase with tendrils. c. 1904, glazed earthenware. 5¼ h × 7½ dia in. result: $5,250. estimate: $5,000–7,000. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside ‘Grueby Faience Co. Boston. U.S.A.’ and numbered ‘155’. Incised artist's initials to underside ‘St’.
• Gertrude Stanwood for Grueby
  Gertrude Stanwood for Grueby Faience Company. Rare three-color vase with cinquefoils. c. 1904, glazed earthenware. 4½ h × 10 dia in. result: $23,750. estimate: $10,000–15,000. Impressed manufacturer's mark ‘Grueby Faience Co. Boston U.S.A.’ and paper manufacturer's label to underside ‘Grueby Pottery Boston U.S.A. Registered Trade Mark’ with lotus symbol. Incised artist's initial to underside ‘St’. Provenance: Important Private Collection
• Richard Marquis. American Flag; Eat
  Richard Marquis. American Flag; Eat at Raffi's (two murrine). c. 1972-73, c. 1987, cut glass canes. ¾ h × ¾ w × ? d in. result: $252. estimate: $500–700. Sold with two Pilchuck Glass School 25th Anniversary murrine. Provenance: Artist's Workshop, Berkeley, c. 1972-73 (two works) | Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, WA (two works) | Collection of Pamela Lee Biallas
• GREG FIDLER, RED BOW SERIES
  GREG FIDLER, RED BOW SERIES PAIRSigned,Unknown Year, Blown glass, coldworked,11h x 3.5w and 12h x 6w. · He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Cultural Anthropology from Franklin Pierce College in New Hampshire. · Through the 1990s, he worked in many glass studios from Maine to Seattle while also attending classes at The Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, WA. The Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Deer Isle., ME., and The Penland School of Crafts, Penland, NC. · In 2000, Greg received his Master of Arts degree from the University of Illinois and was awarded the Glass Residency at the Penland School of Crafts for the years 2001-2004. · “The familiar essence of glass is derived from a manufactured utilitarian need. Processes in hand forming glass undermine these attributes and in effect give my work purpose. It is my desire to produce sculpture that communicates progression while paying respect to traditional processes and their survival in the present. My ideas owe more to natural forms and my deference for the material than to consciousness obscurity.” Photo by Jeff Dimarco Condition: Excellent
• AMERICAN COIN SILVER MUG, CHEESE
  AMERICAN COIN SILVER MUG, CHEESE SCOOP AND SERVING SHOV...mid 19th century, including paneled mug, pedestal base and scroll handle, inscribed "Charlotte Dellinger", marks for William Adams (New York, NY working 1829-1861), 4-1/4 in.; large serving shovel, fiddle and thread handle, engraved blade, no monogram, marks for H.B. Stanwood & Co. (Boston, Massachusetts, working 1839-1868), 10 in.; cheese scoop, fiddle and thread handle, monogram, marked "S.Y.&Co." and pseudo hallmarks, 8.76 oz. T., 6-3/4 in. Condition: all with small dents, light scratches, and wear
• THREE PIECES OF SILVER 19TH CENTURY
  THREE PIECES OF SILVER 19TH CENTURY OR EARLIER APPROX. 16.0 TROY OZ.THREE PIECES OF SILVER, 19th Century or Earlier, 1) Continental silver box with hinged lid. Height 4.25". Width 5.5". Depth 4". 2) Continental silver cup with engraved designs. Height 3". 3) American coin silver mug by Shreve, Stanwood & Co. Presentation engraving from the 1860s. Height 3.25". Dimensions: Approx. 16.0 troy oz.
• JANE HUMPHREYS' FRAMED NEEDLEWORK
  JANE HUMPHREYS' FRAMED NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER DATED 1790, PENNSYLVANIA Likely Philadelphia or Chester County, worked in multi-color silk thread on linen, with five alphanumeric rows above a flower row and verse, maker's name and date stitched above a line of pine trees and with a bottom row of strawberries, conservation mounted and presented in a molded mahogany veneer frame. Research accompanying lot suggests that the maker may be the same Jane Humphreys (1759 -1838), whose parents were Joshua and Sarah (Williams) Humphreys. The Humphreys family was a prominent family in Philadelphia and Chester County, and some samplers made by family members have been documented by noted scholars in the field. A white-work 1771 sampler by a Jane Humphreys is included in Ethel Stanwood Bolton and Eva Johnston Coe's 1921 seminal work American Samplers.
• FRAMED ANTIQUE NEEDLEWORK AND WATER
  FRAMED ANTIQUE NEEDLEWORK AND WATER COLOR MEMORIAL TO THE STANWOOD FAMILY, Circa 1805, worked in multi-color silk threads and watercolor, depicting a young boy and girl creating a floral garland beside the Stanwood family tomb beneath an elaborate weeping willow tree, names of the distinguished Stanwood family of Massachusetts and New York stitched to tomb's side panel, presented under églomisé glass in a molded gilt frame. Leading the list of family members is that of Captain Lemuel Stanwood, born in Gloucester, Massachusetts in 1771. He became known for his bravery at sea when he was able to retake his ship after it had been taken by a "French Privateer." In 1793, he married Elizabeth Lamb and died at the early age of 30 in 1801.
• MINTON PORCELAIN 'STANWOOD' PARTIAL
  MINTON PORCELAIN 'STANWOOD' PARTIAL DINNER SERVICE, 66 PIECESMinton Porcelain 'Stanwood' Partial Dinner Service, 66 Pieces,
• SHREVE BROWN/STANWOOD & CO.
  SHREVE BROWN/STANWOOD & CO. BEADED STERLING SILVER FLAT TABLE FORKS: 6 DINNER AND 6 LUNCHEON,18.9 OZ (DEDICATED)Shreve Brown/Stanwood & Co. Beaded Sterling Silver Flat Table Forks: 6 Dinner and 6 Luncheon,18.9 oz (dedicated)
• SET OF SIX BOSTON COIN SILVER
  SET OF SIX BOSTON COIN SILVER FORKSSet of six Boston coin silver forks, five bearing the touch Harris, Stanwood & Co. and one Lincoln & Reed , each stamped Z. B. Porter on handles, 10.05 ozt. Zachariah B. Porter (1797-1864) was the father of Civil War General Josiah Porter. A statue of General Josiah Porter can be found in Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, New York. He is reputed to be the first Harvard student to enlist in the civil war. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• AMERICAN SILVER SERVING UTENSILS
  AMERICAN SILVER SERVING UTENSILS (16) Assorted 19th c. Sterling & Coin Silver Serving Pieces, incl: Sterling meat fork by Crosby, Morse & Foss (Boston, 1868-1875), with bright cut engraved tines, AW monogram, 9 3/8" long; Sterling meat fork by Crosby & Foss (Boston, 1876-1885), with bright cut engraving, G & EG T monogram, 9 3/8" long; Sterling meat fork by William B. Durgin Co. (Concord, NH, 1853-1931), ET monogram, 8 5/8" long; Large coin silver ladle by Harris & Stanwood Co. (Boston, 1853-1862), RL monogram, 12" long; (4) Coin silver spoons with RL monogram - three by Rufus Farnam (Boston, 1795-1833) and one by Ezra Whiton (Boston, 1821-1826), 9 1/2" long; (4) Coin salt spoons by John Belknap Jones (Boston, 1813-1834), RL monogram, 4" long; Bigelow, Bros & Kennard (Boston, 1847-1867) coin pie server, pierced blade, EGL monogram, 9 1/2" long; Coin silver fish serving knife by Lincoln & Reed (Boston, 1838-1848), RL monogram, 10 1/8" long; Coin serving spoon with sheaf of wheat handle decoration by H. Porter & Co. (New York, NY, 1830-40), engraved "Allen", 9 1/8" long; Small coin silver ladle by Watson & Brown (Philadelphia, 1836-1838), RL monogram, 6 1/4" long; 30.76 ozt. Good condition.
• (5) ANTIQUE AMERICAN COIN SILVER
  (5) ANTIQUE AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUPS, BOSTON Early/Mid 19th c., incl. (1) Jones, Ball, & Poor, c. 1846-1853, engraved monograms and dated "1819", (1) Jones, Ball, & Poor, c. 1846-1853, engraved monograms, (1) Lincoln & Foss, active c. 1850s, engraved floral decoration, monogrammed and inscribed "To Annie Louise Russell, Nov. 18th 1851", (1) Lincoln & Foss, active c. 1850s, engraved floral decoration, centering inscription "Arthur Grimes Stanwood…" and dated "April 1st 1850", and (1) Lincoln & Reed, 1838-1848, engraved monogram and inscription, 3.25"h x 4.25"l x 2.75"d (largest), 3.25 x 3.75 x 2.5 (smallest), approx. 17ozt
• (4) ANTIQUE AMERICAN COIN SILVER
  (4) ANTIQUE AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUPS, BOSTON Mid 19th c., incl. (1) Harris, Stanwood, & Co., c. 1839-1850, engraved wreath centering inscription "Ebenezer Thomas Hale, May 9th 1846", (1) Obadiah Rich, active c. 1830-1850, child's mug, engraved "M. H. Derby" with foliate sprigs, (1) Lows Ball & Company, footed cup, engraved inscription "Henry Thacter Jenkins Jr., from his friend Sam D. Bradford, Esq., July 26th, 1847", and (1) Jeffrey R. Brackett, c. 1815-1876, small cup, engraved "Priscilla A. Maynard", 4.25"h x 4.5"l x 3"w (largest), 3"h x 3.5"l x 2.5"w (smallest), approx. 12.5ozt
• A Group of American Silver
  A Group of American Silver Dessert Flatware Retailed by Shreve Stanwood and Co, Salem, MA for Gorham Mfg. Co, Providence, RI, 1865 Ivy pattern, comprising thirteen ice cream spoons and one pudding spoon; 14 items total. 9 ozt 11 dwt Length of pudding spoon 10 inches.
• HENRY B. AND JAMES D. STANWOOD
  HENRY B. AND JAMES D. STANWOOD BOSTON COIN SILVER TEAPOT, CIRCA 1855 - 60, H OVERALL 9 1/4 IN. (23.5 CM.), GROSS 29.4 OZTHenry B. and James D. Stanwood Boston Coin Silver Teapot, Circa 1855 - 60,, Dimensions: H overall 9 1/4 in. (23.5 cm.), Gross 29.4 ozt
• Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington)
  Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington) De Laval Cream Separator Tin Litho Sign Framed. Antique dairy advertising sign featuring a De Laval Cream Separator No.15 and the slogan ''Sooner Or Later You Will Buy A De Laval'' . Sign measures 28x40'' and has period wood framing with overall measurements of 29x41''. A perfect match to Lot 659. Dents to top edge, right side, and lower right corner; scattered scratches and wear to frame.
• Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington)
  Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington) De Laval Cream Separator Tin Litho Sign Framed. Antique dairy advertising sign featuring a De Laval Cream Separator No.15 and the slogan ''Sooner Or Later You Will Buy A De Laval''. Sign measures 28x40'' and has period wood framing with overall measurements of 29x41''. Scattered scratches and wear to frame.
• 8 PCS OF STERLING SILVER FLATWARE
  8 PCS OF STERLING SILVER FLATWARE TO INCLUDELARGE LADLE 14" LONG, SHELL DESIGN, MARKED BIGELOW & KENNARD, 7.38 OZT, 6 COCKTAIL FORKS WITH SCROLL DESIGN, 6 1/4" LONG, 3.96 OZT., A STRAINING SPOON, MARKED SHREVE, STANWOOD & CO., 8" LONG, 2.05 OZT. TOTAL WEIGHT 13.39 OZT.
• AMERICAN PURE COIN SILVER WATER
  AMERICAN PURE COIN SILVER WATER PITCHER Henry B. Stanwood Boston the pear-form body richly embossed and chased with rococo shells flowers and foliage on a lattice ground; 12 3/8 in. approx. 24 oz.
• Shreve Stanwood & Co sterling
  Shreve Stanwood & Co sterling centerpiece Boston circa 1860-69 bright-cut decorated oval bowl with vacant cartouches supported by elongated eagle caryatid legs on shaped base flanked by putti supporting medallions engraved 1878; marked: Shreve Stanwood & Co 925/1000 Boston. H10 1/4'' W9 3/4'' D7 1/4'' and 27.5oz Troy Provenance: Columbia South Carolina private collection. One cherub at loose at base; dents to interior; otherwise good original condition.
• American sterling knives and
  American sterling knives and spoon by Tiffany and Shreve set of 8 Shreve Stanwood & Co solid silver knives L7 1/2'' 3 Tiffany & Co Beekman pattern spoons L8 1/2'' 2 Tiffany & Co Palm pattern spoons L7 1/8'' and teaspoon L6'' Total 26.3 Troy oz (14pcs) Provenance: Property descended in the prominent early Charleston South Carolina Gourdin and Young families to present owner.
• Ram's Head Sterling Footed Center
  Ram's Head Sterling Footed Center Bowl American, late-19th century, squared handles with ram's heads, coil borders, marks for Shreve & Stanwood (Boston, Massachusetts, working 1860-1869), no monogram, 25.04 oz.T., 5-3/4 x 12-3/4 x 8-3/4 in.,
• TWENTY SILVER TABLESPOONS.
  TWENTY SILVER TABLESPOONS. American 19th century. Six are marked ''H&S'' possibly for Harris & Stanwood Boston; four ''C. Parker''; one ''Jn. B. McFadden & Co. Pittsburg'' (sic); two ''G. Loomis'' Erie Pennsylvania; three ''T. Gowdey'' and four ''W&H Sterling Frear & Woolworth''. A few minor splits.
• Boston Coin Silver Tray American,
  Boston Coin Silver Tray American, 19th century, die-rolled border with vine and pod decoration, acanthus leaf feet, marks for Harris & Stanwood (Boston, Massachusetts, working 1847-1853), "Boston", "Pure Coin Silver", 37.60 oz.T., 1-1/4 x 16 in.,
• Sterling silver berry or fruit
  Sterling silver berry or fruit compote gorham and company, late 19th century Flat circular urn form with twin 'square C' handles surmounted with kneeling putti, plain deeply molded rim with twin chamfered rectangular cast medallions of a mother and infant under a cape and seated on a bat. A circular flaring plinth with a chased border of four medallions of classical busts and bell flowers, vermeil interior. Bowl Dia: 7 7/8 in., H: 7 in., Wt: 32 oz. PROVENANCE: The pontil is marked Howard & Co, the bottom of the outer edge of the plinth is marked Shreve. Stanwood & Co Excellent condition, slight polish wear.
• English/ American School wax
  English/ American School wax bust profile of lord howe Subject identified on back, period maple frame, together with Ethel Stanwood Bolton, American Wax Portraits, 1929. Illustrated pg. 59. 4 x 2 in sight Good condition, possibly some repaint, piece is sealed which means if repainted it was done in the 19th century