A few examples of appraisal values for
STAR BOWL

• STEUBEN BOWLSteuben Bowl
  STEUBEN BOWLSteuben Bowl
• STEUBEN BOWLSteuben Bowl
  STEUBEN BOWLSteuben Bowl
• THREE STERLING SILVER BOWLS
  THREE STERLING SILVER BOWLS
• 2 ORREFORS CRYSTAL BOWLS
  2 ORREFORS CRYSTAL BOWLS
• GOLD LUSTER CELEBRATION BOWL, SALLY
  GOLD LUSTER CELEBRATION BOWL, SALLY BOWEN PRANGE (NC, 1927-2007) Multi colored ceramic deep bowl with asymmetrical gold rim, stamped near the base "SBP" and with paper label to the underside.
• , 23"x20", recognition with pens
  , 23"x20", recognition with pens , 8"x10" photo, plaque for superbowl XXXII with inset of the program from that game signed on front cover by John Elway- all-star collectibles certed. Plexi front, minor flaws, scratches and scuffs noticed.
• STEUBEN CENTER BOWL Inscribed
  STEUBEN CENTER BOWL Inscribed 'Steuben'.
• Dodge sterling footed trophy
  Dodge sterling footed trophy bowl, inverted rim, stepped base, hammered finish, applied "ATA" emblem, "SOUTH CAROLINA STATE SHOOT ALL ROUND CHAMPIONSHIP/1930/WON BY", mark for shop of William Waldo Dodge (Asheville, North Carolina, working 1923-1942), Johnny Green, 1929, 15.21 oz.T., 3-1/4 x 8-3/4 in. Good condition, light scratches. Proceeds to Benefit the Charleston, South Carolina Habitat for Humanity.
• A Dr. Wall Worcester Covered
  A Dr. Wall Worcester Covered Sugar Bowl Decorated in cobalt blue on white with flowers and butterflies, and with a flower shape finial, blue crescent mark on the underside. Purchased from Marshall Galleries, Cleveland OH, 1971.
• POLYNESIAN BOWL, QUIVER AND
  POLYNESIAN BOWL, QUIVER AND ARROWSPolynesian Bowl, Quiver and Arrows,
• TWO STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWLS. A low
  TWO STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWLS. A low bowl with faceted base. 10'' dia. Together with a bowl having a ball form base. 8 3/4'' dia. Both signed.
• THREE STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWLS. Footed
  THREE STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWLS. Footed bowls all signed. 8'' to 10 1/4'' dia.
• OLD SLEEPY EYE BOWL. Footed bowl
  OLD SLEEPY EYE BOWL. Footed bowl with Indian head and fleur de lis decoration. 4'' h. 6 1/2'' dia.
• Ben Owen rose bowl, foamy white
  Ben Owen rose bowl, foamy white glaze, impressed "Ben Owen Master Potter", 5-1/2 x 7-1/2 in.
• TWO AMERICAN BRILLIANT PERIOD CUT
  TWO AMERICAN BRILLIANT PERIOD CUT CRYSTAL BOWLSTwo American Brilliant Period Cut Crystal Bowls,
• STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWLSteuben Crystal
  STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWLSteuben Crystal Bowl
• STEUBEN VERRE-DE-SOIE CENTER
  STEUBEN VERRE-DE-SOIE CENTER BOWL. Footed bowl with rolled rim polished pontil and retaining original gold and green label. 10'' dia.
• SIGNED STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWL: 8''
  SIGNED STEUBEN CRYSTAL BOWL: 8'' dia, 4 3/4'' tall.
• Steven Forbes-deSoule Pottery
  Steven Forbes-deSoule Pottery Bowllarge hand built center bowl with colorful and metallic glazes displaying a setting sun in the mountains the interior fully decorated with central reticulated plate glazed in place signed on base and numbered ''605190A.''10.25 x 12 x 13.5 in.
• FOUR CRYSTAL BOWLS, TWO VASES AND A
  FOUR CRYSTAL BOWLS, TWO VASES AND A NAPPYFour Crystal Bowls, Two Vases and a Nappy,
• Sterling center bowl frame, oval
  Sterling center bowl frame, oval with openwork f
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century.
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century. Small bowl with turned foot and rim. Partially scrubbed interior. 3''h. 7 3/4''d.
• LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early
  LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early 19th century pearlware. Round bowl with bold fruit and floral decoration. 4''h.
• JEFF ROLLER, CEREMONIAL NAMING
  JEFF ROLLER, CEREMONIAL NAMING BOWL, 2018Jeff Roller, (Santa Clara, b. 1963) Ceremonial Naming Bowl, 2018, fired clay inscribed: Jeff Roller / Santa Clara / 04/18 fired clay Dimensions: 5 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 7 7/8 in. (14 x 18.4 x 20 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, Texas
• GOBI BOWLGobi Bowl. Las Vegas:
  GOBI BOWLGobi Bowl. Las Vegas: Okito-Nielsen, ca. 2007. A quantity of confetti scooped into the copper bowl from the highly decorated box. A cloth is whisked over the bowl and the confetti has transformed to water, livestock, or any other item. Bowl 8 _Ó diameter. From an edition of 30. With original box, accessories, and instructions. Fine.
• STEUBEN CENTER BOWL Steuben
  STEUBEN CENTER BOWL Steuben center bowl, 5"h x 11"d
• LARGE TRIBAL BOWL DIAM. 22 IN., 3
  LARGE TRIBAL BOWL DIAM. 22 IN., 3 IN. HLARGE TRIBAL BOWL, Dimensions: Diam. 22 in., 3 in. H Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
• LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early
  LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early 19th century pearlware. Oblong bowl with applied handles and four-color floral garlands. 4 3/4''h.
• Santo Domingo Bowl deep bowl with
  Santo Domingo Bowl deep bowl with outer rim consisting of a thick undulating band height 4 in. x diameter 8 in. first quarter 20th century Condition: Rim wear; small chip in rim.
• The Philadelphia Bowl'' by Wedgwood
  The Philadelphia Bowl'' by Wedgwood expressly designed for The Bailey Banks & Biddle Co.. 5.25''h.x12.25''dia.
• EMILIA CASTILLO. "THE CELESTIAL
  EMILIA CASTILLO. "THE CELESTIAL BOWL," CERAMIC Blue ceramic bowl with gold accents with moon and stars, 1995, signed on bottom, approximately 5 in. H., 18 in. Diam.
• Chinese Export Bowl. From a North
  Chinese Export Bowl. From a North Bergen, NJ estate. Dimensions: 14 1/2" diameter.
• BURL BOWL. American 19th century
  BURL BOWL. American 19th century ash. Straight-sided bowl with slight foot and good color. 13'd.
• STEUBEN TRADE & COMMERCE BOWL
  STEUBEN TRADE & COMMERCE BOWL Corning, NY. Signed 'Steuben' (on base). Designed by Sidney Waugh and George Thompson in 1943.
• LYNN CHASE JUNGLE JUBILEE CENTER
  LYNN CHASE JUNGLE JUBILEE CENTER BOWL AND SERVING DISH The serving dish is a large leaf flanked by a full bodied jaguar; the bowl is decorated in the round with jungle fauna, both dated 2006.
• Joel Philip Myers. Bowl. 1975,
  Joel Philip Myers. Bowl. 1975, internally decorated and iridized glass. 4½ h × 5½ w × 5¼ d in. result: $1,638. estimate: $1,500–2,000. Incised signature and date to lower edge 'Joel Philip Myers 1975'.