A few examples of appraisal values for
SYRUP JUG

• ENGLISH STONEWARE PEWTER MOUNTED
  ENGLISH STONEWARE PEWTER MOUNTED SYRUP JUG.English Stoneware Pewter Mounted Syrup Jug. 8"h. Condition: : Very good.
• Metal-mounted blue glass syrup jug;
  Metal-mounted blue glass syrup jug; together with a ham-form bottle 1) syrup jug: 6 in. H., 3 1/2 in. Diam.; 2) bottle: 6 in. L.
• Italian Maiolica Syrup Jug
  Italian Maiolica Syrup Jug Estimate:$800-$1,200
• HALF-REEDED SILVER SYRUP JUG
  HALF-REEDED SILVER SYRUP JUG Probably South American, 3rd quarter, 19th century; 900 silver standard, ribbed below the waist, 7 in. H., 13.35 ozt.
• WEDGWOOD LAVENDER JASPERWARE
  WEDGWOOD LAVENDER JASPERWARE SYRUP JUGWedgwood Lavender Jasperware Syrup Jug, late 18th/early 19th c., impressed marks, votive scene frieze, h. 4 1/2 in.
• TOLEWARE SYRUP JUG ATTRIBUTED TO
  TOLEWARE SYRUP JUG ATTRIBUTED TO FILLEY SHOPca. 1830-1850; uncommon clear oil varnish surface with pomegranate or ball flower design, fine domed hinge lidded syrup jug, rolled tin and solder construction tapered cylinder with spout, wire braced strap handle and lid, attributed to shop in Phila, PA, 3 1/2"d, 5"x 5 1/4"h; Condition: clear varnish finish is rather rare, overall good
• Embossed Glass Coca-Cola Syrup
  Embossed Glass Coca-Cola Syrup 1-Gallon Jug. Early 1900s. Complete with original handle. Strong condition with just light soiling. Condition (Excellent). Size 11 - 1/4" T.
• (2) Syrup pitchers with pewter
  (2) Syrup pitchers with pewter lids, c/o Drabware with molded sheaf of wheat & flowers (6-3/4" h), majolica squirrel & bird (7" h)
• SYRUP. Cranberry coin spot syrup
  SYRUP. Cranberry coin spot syrup with applied clear ribbed handle and plated lid. 6 1/2'' h.
• Moxie Gravity Syrup Dispenser.
  Moxie Gravity Syrup Dispenser. 1940s. Milk glass and glass with moderate wear and soiling. Also includes a paper-labeled one-gallon jug that would display inverted in the dispenser. Moderate overall wear with syrup residue remaining. Condition (Very Good). Size 17 - 1/2" T.
• BROWN JASPERWARE; SYRUP PITCHER &
  BROWN JASPERWARE; SYRUP PITCHER & CREAM PITCHER English, second half 19th century. Group of two jasperware pitchers comprising of one syrup grape vine motif pitcher and one figural cupid motif cream pitcher. One unmarked and one with pattern number to underside. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant, Jr., Chattanooga, TN. Approx. h. 5" (tallest), h. 4" (smallest).
• ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA VALLEY, NC,
  ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA VALLEY, NC, SYRUP JUG Circa 1850, local slip alkaline glaze, bulbous shape with applied strap handles, soda glass streaks cascade from the handles, stylus scratched "4" between the runs, not signed.
• WILCOX STERLING MOUNTED SYRUP
  WILCOX STERLING MOUNTED SYRUP JUG: Sterling mounted top with cut glass body and base. Monogrammed. 5 1/2'' h. x 4 3/4''.CONDITION: Bend to rim.
• A Bohemian Glass Sugar Caster Syrup
  A Bohemian Glass Sugar Caster Syrup Jug and four Ruby Glass Salts with Silver Overlay Including: a ruby red cut to clear Bohemian sugar castor apprx. 4-1/2"H with silver metal pierced lid a ruby red cut to clear Bohemian glass syrup jug with a hinged silver metal lid apprx. 5-1/2"H and four oval ruby glass silver overlay salts monogrammed "H" each marked 870 apprx. 2" x 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"H. Note: red color varies.
• VICTORIAN ART GLASS SYRUP
  VICTORIAN ART GLASS SYRUP PITCHERS AND A SUGAR SHAKER: Three syrup pitchers include the Consolidated pink satin 4'' and the pink cased Consolidated 6.5''h. Raised floral design on the Muffineer or sugar shaker 3 1/2'' and the matching syrup.
• Majolica syrup tankard/pitcher;
  Majolica syrup tankard/pitcher; corn pattern; hinged metal/pewter lid; 19thC.; 6 1/4\"H. Good condition."
• VINTAGE ORANGE CRUSH SYRUP
  VINTAGE ORANGE CRUSH SYRUP DISPENSER, GREENenameled top, aluminum handle and base. Ribbed glass container, original decal. 15 1/2" high, 9" diameter. Very good original condition.
• Marcus Sterling Syrup Jug, Under
  Marcus Sterling Syrup Jug, Under Plate American, 20th century, bead borders, marks for Marcus & Co. retailer (New York City, working 1880-192?), maker Goodnow & Jenks (Boston, Massachusetts, working 1925-1960): urn form jug, monogram, 4-3/4 in.; under plate, 5 in., 9.92 oz.T. (two pieces)
• A mixed lot comprising two large
  A mixed lot comprising two large syrup jars with metal tops and engraved labels together with two apothecary jars with transfer labels. Each approx. 25 cm in height.
• Black tole syrup pitcher 19th c.
  Black tole syrup pitcher 19th c. with polychrome fruit decoration 4" h. ?
• Lot of two syrup pitchers, one with
  Lot of two syrup pitchers, one with opalescent coin dot decoration, applied handles. Largest: 7 3/4"H. Good condition, normal wear.
• VICTORIAN GLASS SYRUP. American
  VICTORIAN GLASS SYRUP. American early 20th century. Leaf mold syrup in end of day glass and pewter lid 6.25''h. Small spot of yellow discoloration at base of handle. NB 10-2-12
• P. ASHBERRY & SONS STERLING RIM
  P. ASHBERRY & SONS STERLING RIM SYRUP JUG: 1909 Sheffield hallmark hinged lid. Tin glazed floral decoration with brown glaze base. Marked simply 699 on base. Measures 8 1/2'' h. x 3 3/4''.CONDITION: Note wear to body.
• A Clear Glass Syrup Jug with
  A Clear Glass Syrup Jug with Sterling Silver Mounts Modernist design heavy glass in a flat circular shape with sterling silver spout collar hinged lid and handle marked with lion passant and date letter "g" for 1906 under the lid lion passant date letter and anchor mark (Birmingham) maker's mark of Heath & Middleton on the side of the collar.
• 5 PIECES OF BROWN STONEWARE TO
  5 PIECES OF BROWN STONEWARE TO INCLUDE 3 SYRUPJUGS AND 2 PITCHERS, 8 1/2" TO 9 1/2" HIGH.
• SYRUP. Cranberry glass with applied
  SYRUP. Cranberry glass with applied clear handle Daisy in Criss Cross pattern tin lid probably Beaumont Glass Co. 6'' h. Small flake on bottom.
• FOUR SHELVES OF ASSORTED PITCHERS &
  FOUR SHELVES OF ASSORTED PITCHERS & JUGS Including Spongeware, English syrup pitcher with pewter lid, Adams transferware pitcher, and other items.
• 19TH C. LARGE HANDLED COPPER
  19TH C. LARGE HANDLED COPPER SYRUP OR SUGAR KETTLE American, 19th century. Copper syrup or sugar cauldron with iron handle. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 20", h. with handle up 34", dia. 28.5"
• Four English Glass Syrup Pitchers
  Four English Glass Syrup Pitchers with Silver Lids together with an English silver and glass jam jar with spoon. Height of first 3 7/8 inches.
• 19TH C. DECORATED STONEWARE WATER
  19TH C. DECORATED STONEWARE WATER JUG. An ovoid shape double handled four gallon water dispenser with spout and , with cobalt floral decoration. 15”H x 11”W. Sussman Collection.
• GROUP OF TEN COLORED & CLEAR
  GROUP OF TEN COLORED & CLEAR GLASS SYRUP PITCHERSeach with hinged metal lid; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar, CA; ranging from 4 1/4 inches to 10 1/4 inches high Condition:
• Tezler Swiss .800 silver syrup
  Tezler Swiss .800 silver syrup jug with an ebonized wood loop handle. Stamped on base ''800 Tezler 32-11''. Condition: dent to base rim minor dings see images. Measures 6.5'' tall x 6'' handle to spout. Total weight: 12.5 troy oz. Shipping weight 1 lb.
• BRITISH STERLING SILVER SYRUP
  BRITISH STERLING SILVER SYRUP PITCHER with wood handle. Hallmarked Birmingham 1899. Chased and engraved with thumb lift. Height 6'' length 5.75''. Weight 13.65 Troy oz.
• American repousse silver syrup jug,
  American repousse silver syrup jug, S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, mid 19th century decorated all around with landscape and architectural motifs including windmill, lighthouse, boatman, horse and rider, and house; 5 7/8 in. H., 7.85 ozt.
• HIRES SYRUP DISPENSER ENAMELED
  HIRES SYRUP DISPENSER ENAMELED GLASS GLOBE AND BARBERSHOP STERILIZER Circa 1920s, the glass with silverplate funnel (10 in. overall) (very good condition); the sterilizer being a painted metal display case with an angled glass lid and a clear panel above having a printed barbershop quartet scene (13-1/2 x 18 x 10-3/4 in.) (Wear, bumps, fair condition).
• BLACK TOLEWARE COVERED SYRUP WITH
  BLACK TOLEWARE COVERED SYRUP WITH "SINGLE FLOWER"ca. 1820-1860; unattributed rolled tin sheet and solder constructed syrup with triangular spout, wire braced strap handle and hinged lid with pointed trowel mount on wire hinge, retains black lacquered paint ground and hand painted single yellow flower with red ball center and simple yellow brush stroke accents including on lid, 3"d, 4 3/4"x 4 1/4"; Condition: retains approx. 80% original painted surface