A few examples of appraisal values for
SUGAR BOWL R WALLACE

• A Dr. Wall Worcester Covered Sugar
  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.
• TWO STERLING SILVER BOWLS Including
  TWO STERLING SILVER BOWLS Including one by Wallace, the other by Rogers.
• An American Sterling Silver Covered
  An American Sterling Silver Covered Sugar Bowl Wallace having a floriform finial lid over the squat body with two scrolled handles raised on scrolled feet together with a sterling weighted caster a sterling master salt basket by Meridan Brittania Co. six sterling salt spoons a sterling jigger by Gorham a set of four English silver salt cellars with spoons and original case a set of three English silver casters eight silverplate iced tea spoons and five mother-of-pearl butter spreaders; approximate total weighable 27.20 ozt. Width of first 7 1/2 inches.
• A WALLACE ROSEPOINT STERLING BOWL
  A WALLACE ROSEPOINT STERLING BOWL A Wallace Rosepoint sterling bowl, the ruffle rimmed bowl with wide flaring rim with repeating reticulated floral medallions, 2"h x 10.75"d, 15 ozt
• R. WALLACE & SONS STERLING BOWLAn
  R. WALLACE & SONS STERLING BOWLAn R. Wallace & Sons sterling silver bowl with a repousse?foliate band, #3811. Marked on the underside. 8.44 ozt. 9.75 inch diameter. Condition A couple of minor dings around the edge of the base, but overall very good condition.
• PEWTER SUGAR BOWL. Touch marks
  PEWTER SUGAR BOWL. Touch marks for George Richardson Sr. Cranston Rhode Island ca.1828-1845. Jacobs #237. Covered sugar with two handles 5''h. Ex Dr. Melvyn & Bette Wolf (Michigan).
• Dominick & Haff for W.W. Wattles
  Dominick & Haff for W.W. Wattles & Sons Sterling Sugar Bowl dated 1902 A lidded sugar bowl with handles raised on round pedestal foot decorated with Baroque style scrolls and floral design and having a gold wash interior. Marked with "W.W. Wattles & Sons" Dominick & Haff hallmark "925" dated 1902 "978" underneath. Monogrammed ERO. Overall measures apprx. 6-1/4"T x 8"L x 5"W. Weighs apprx. 25.54 toz. Provenance: Acquired from the Estate Emily Frew Oliver Sewickley PA.
• R WALLACE & SONS STERLING RETICULATED
  R WALLACE & SONS STERLING RETICULATED FLOWER BOWL R. Wallace & Sons sterling silver reticulated flower bowl in the Louis XV taste, the scalloped and ruffled edges with scrolling rocailles, cartouches, and pierced trelliswork, the interior of the bowl monogrammed LWA. 11.5" diameter; weight: 16 ozt.
• Hard paste sugar bowl 6"x6" and
  Hard paste sugar bowl 6"x6" and creamer with Chinese landscape decoration.
• An American Sterling Silver Bowl
  An American Sterling Silver Bowl Wallace having a chased repeating pattern to the edge with floral reserve decoration; approximate weight 9.21 ozt. Diameter 10 inches.
• PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American
  PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American late 19th century. Footed covered container with urn finial and bale handle. Slight wear hairlines. 6''h.
• Wallace sterling centerbowl Rose-Point
  Wallace sterling centerbowl Rose-Point pattern shallow round bowl; marked: Wallace Sterling 4640-9 Rose-Point. H1 1/2'' Dia.17 1/4'' and 35.9oz troy Provenance: South Carolina private collection of a lady. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Woodside sterling silver covered
  Woodside sterling silver covered sugar bowl With a beaded and scrolling knop, the bowl raised on conforming supports and a circular foot. H: 6 in. 13 oz.
• PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American
  PEASEWARE SUGAR BOWL. American late 19th century. Footed covered container with urn finial and bale handle. Slight surface wear lid hairline. 6 1/4''h.
• Five Pieces Sterling Hollowware
  Five Pieces Sterling Hollowware bowl with marks for R. Wallace & Sons, "4275-9", 2 x 10 in.; bowl with marks for Wallace, "225", 2 x 10-1/4 in.; basket with reticulated border, no maker's mark, 4-1/2 x 6 x 6-1/4 in.; bowl with marks for International Prelude, "B179", 1-1/2 x 6 in.; nut dish with marks for Webster Co., 1-1/4 x 5-1/4 x 3-3/4 in., 24.17 oz.T.; detailed list available
• STERLING SILVER FIELD TRIAL TROPHY
  STERLING SILVER FIELD TRIAL TROPHY BOWL AND SAUCERSTERLING SILVER FIELD TRIAL TROPHY BOWL AND SAUCER American, first half 20th century, sterling silver. International Sterling plate in the Spring Glory pattern along with a diminutive Paul Revere Reproduction sterling trophy bowl by Ensko, New York. The 1966 award for the Georgia-Florida Field Trial Championships. Plate: 6 1/2 in. (16.51 cm.) diameter; bowl: 3 x 5 in. (7.62 x 12.70 cm.); 305 grams The Wallace Estate: Lee Renfrew Wallace and her husband Mahlon Brookings Wallace III lived an extremely happy and luxurious life filled with world travels, safaris, collecting, and philanthropy. From backgrounds in race-horse breeding and championship cattle ranching, the socialite couple paid homage to the St. Louis area community in a variety of ways. Mr. Wallace served as Director of Commerce Bank, President of the St. Louis Zoo Friends Board, and was charitable to numerous organizations he believed in. Behind every great man is a better woman, and his wife Lee was renowned for being the glue of the family while she warmly served as Director of Development for local educational institutions and made an impact with her lasting spirit. The couple’s art collection ranges in style and period and spans a broad price-point.
• American silver covered sugar bowl
  American silver covered sugar bowl r. w. wilson, philadelphia, early 19th century Of twin handled swollen baluster form, the cover with an acorn finial and foliate repousse decoration, on a circular foot, the body monogrammed 'LW to RW'. H: 8 3/4, 21 oz. Good condition, minimal wear.
• WALLACE 'SIR CHRISTOPHER' SILVER
  WALLACE 'SIR CHRISTOPHER' SILVER BOWL AND A ROUND DISH BY GORHAMWALLACE 'SIR CHRISTOPHER' SILVER BOWL AND A ROUND DISH BY GORHAM, the Wallace bowl with monogram, and a shell border with pierced edge, with a leaf edge; the round dish undecorated with graduated circles to interior, both marked sterling, 23.79 ozt (2)
• Early crystal cover sugar bowl
  Early crystal cover sugar bowl with frosted elephant design in body with frosted howdah finial on lid, gilt decoration in details of pattern, 9" h , small area ground on inside of base rim Estimate $200-300
• A Worcester ribbed sugar bowl and
  A Worcester ribbed sugar bowl and cover, finely decorated butterflies and flowers, within ribbon reserves having turquoise and blue ground gilt decorated reserves, script W mark, 11.5cm high
• COVERED SUGAR BOWL. Pittsburgh
  COVERED SUGAR BOWL. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1820-1840 blown glass. Colorless baluster-form bowl with a ''clown hat'' lid. Roughness at the finial. 7 1/2''h.
• Wallace sterling silver low bowl
  Wallace sterling silver low bowl dated 1936 With a lobed and scalloped rim, inscribed on the reverse 'JW-WH November 14, 1936'. D: 11 in. 21 oz. PROVENANCE: From a private Virginia estate.
• Worcester Chamberlain sugar bowl
  Worcester Chamberlain sugar bowl 5"H and creamer circa 1800; together with a Sampson covered bowl
• R. WALLACE & SONS STERLING SILVER
  R. WALLACE & SONS STERLING SILVER BOWL early 20th century. Circular the flaring rim with applied trailing flowers - 23 oz. 8 dwt.; 3 in. x 12 in.
• R. WALLACE & SONS MFG. CO. BERRY
  R. WALLACE & SONS MFG. CO. BERRY CHASED STERLING SILVER DESSERT BOWL, D: 11-3/4 INCHES, 27.9 OZR. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. Berry Chased Sterling Silver Dessert Bowl, Widest Diameter: 11-3/4", 27.9 ozt
• Creil Black Basalt Sugar Bowl,
  Creil Black Basalt Sugar Bowl, Creamer, Cup to include ribbed pitcher, 4 3/4"H, covered sugar with figural finial, ribbed lid and maiden decorated surround, 5"H along with a ribbed cup and underplate, 6" dia, chips to inside rim of sugar, shiny spot on inside of cup
• American silver covered sugar bowl
  American silver covered sugar bowl and cream pitcher by R&W Wilson circa 1845 Classical urn form with beaded rim, mid-band and base,wall of Troy mid-band, the sugar bow lid with a finial of an oriental figure seated, admiring an apple and with twin lyre form handles. Weight of both pieces 25 oz. Monogramed H C, good condition with normal wear.
• SPONGEWARE COVERED SUGAR BOWL.
  SPONGEWARE COVERED SUGAR BOWL. Together with a spongeware pitcher four plates one bowl and a transfer decorated floral pitcher Sugar bowl: 7'' Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• WILLIAM SPRATLING STERLING SUGAR
  WILLIAM SPRATLING STERLING SUGAR BOWL Circa 1940-1944, squat bulbous form with scroll handles, 2 3/8 in. H, 5.6 ozt.
• M.A. Hadley bowl with horse and
  M.A. Hadley bowl with horse and a sugar bowl with a woman. Both signed M.A. Hadley. Mint. 2'' and 3 1/2'' tall.
• A Herend Covered Sugar Bowl in
  A Herend Covered Sugar Bowl in the Rothschild pattern of oval handled form. Width 5 1/2 inches.
• LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early
  LEEDS SUGAR BOWL. England early 19th century pearlware. Round bowl with bold fruit and floral decoration. 4''h.
• Wallace sterling silver bowl, "1956
  Wallace sterling silver bowl, "1956 Thoroughbred Breeders Association of New Jersey, 1956 Yearling Show, ….Handshake, Your Host/Eight Days", 10" d, 8.2 TO, creases Estimate $80-120
• WALLACE SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER
  WALLACE SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER BOWLWith repouss floral rim. Diameter 9.Approx. 6.0 troy oz.''
• Signed Lester Breininger (Robesonia
  Signed Lester Breininger (Robesonia Penna.) sugar bowl. 6'' Ht.
• Two R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Sterling
  Two R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Sterling Bowls 19th cent. L: 27 ozt. Mono. Exc. Ht. 3'' Dia. 12'' & R: 12 ozt. mono. Exc. Ht. 2 1/4'' Dia. 10 1/2''Provenance: Property from The Strong sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.E