A few examples of appraisal values for
TAKING SHELTER

• M. JOYNER (BRITISH 19TH CENTURY)
  M. JOYNER (BRITISH 19TH CENTURY) SHELTERING FROM THE APPROACHING STORM Oil on canvas: 24 1/4 x 36 1/4 in. Framed; lower left signed: M. Joyner Provenance: Christie's South Kensington May 27 2004 lot. 201; private collection Virginia.
• GROUP OF UMBRELLASGroup of
  GROUP OF UMBRELLASGroup of Umbrellas,
• E-ZUP POP UP SHELTER WITH CARRY
  E-ZUP POP UP SHELTER WITH CARRY CASE .
• Waller (Am. 20th century) ''The
  Waller (Am. 20th century) ''The Shelter''oil on canvas signed at lower right ''Waller'' and titled on the verso and dated 1961 presented in the original frame.DOA 31 x 35 in.Private Collection NC
• A silk parasol and another with
  A silk parasol and another with woollen cover
• MELVIN WARREN (1920-1995),
  MELVIN WARREN (1920-1995), SEARCHING FOR SHELTER Fine Art
• W SHELTER (EUROPEAN 20TH CENTURY
  W SHELTER (EUROPEAN 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL), FLOWER VENDORS ALONG THE ROAD, OIL ON CANVAS, FRAME: 34-1/4 X 46-1/4 INW Shelter (European 20th Century School), Flower Vendors Along the Road, Oil on Canvas, Frame: 34-1/4 x 46-1/4 in
• William Sidney Mount (American
  William Sidney Mount (American 1807-1868) "The Storm" pencil on paper initialed "W.S.M" dated "July 8.68" and titled lower center 6 in. x 4 in. attractively matted and framed. Provenance: Childs Gallery Boston 1979; from the artist to Mrs. William Jones Seabury Long Island New York; to her grandson Andrew Oliver New York and Boston 1978; thence to Belle Cheniere. Note: This drawing depicts a post-Civil War mother taking shelter under a tree for the duration of the impending storm where she comforts her two children and their dog. The mother's spreading skirts suggest the stability of her mission a point belied by her and her daughter's anxious expressions which are mirrored by that of the dog.
• Henry Moore (British, 1898-1986)
  Henry Moore (British, 1898-1986) collotype "Shelter Sketch Book", "Man and Woman Talking in Dark Corner", collotype on paper, RM copyright mark lower left corner, 7-1/4" x 6-3/8" sheet, framed 19-3/4" x 15-3/4", very good condition
• A lady's parasol with internal
  A lady's parasol with internal lining.
• A quantity of United Kingdom
  A quantity of United Kingdom Civil Defence Corps Rescue armbands, an EPNS and slate holy water stoup, two seashells, two Cornish tin bars, etc
• Dan D'Amico (American, b. 1956)
  Dan D'Amico (American, b. 1956) Sheltering in Snow, 2004 oil on board signed Dan D'Amico (lower right) 9 1/2 x 13 1/5 inches The Laumeister Collection from The Bennington Center for the Arts, Bennington, Vermont
• THREE OUTDOOR UMBRELLASTHREE
  THREE OUTDOOR UMBRELLASTHREE OUTDOOR UMBRELLAS, (3)
• HENRY MOORE "SHELTER" SKETCH BOOK
  HENRY MOORE "SHELTER" SKETCH BOOK published in 1967, incl. 80 Facsimile collotypes.
• UMBRELLASUMBRELLAS, THREE ANTIQUE
  UMBRELLASUMBRELLAS, THREE ANTIQUE UMBRELLAS WHICH ALL NEED COVERS
• Husenbeth, Rev. F C. The
  Husenbeth, Rev. F C. The Christian's Refuge in time of Epidemic Diseases or Other Calamities, London 1832; Pinamonti, Rev. F. Hell Opened to Christians to caution them from Entering into it, Dublin 1836; Bona Mors; or The Art of Dying Happily, London 1840 and another small religious text (4)/Provenance: Spetchley Park
• TWO PARASOLSTwo Parasols,
  TWO PARASOLSTwo Parasols,
• SHELTER SERRA, (2) SILKSCREEN
  SHELTER SERRA, (2) SILKSCREEN PRINTS Shelter Serra (American, b. 1972), "Handbag", 2014, black and silver silkscreen on rag paper, signed lower right and numbered as printer's proof (PP 5/5), with, "Rolley", 2015, silkscreen on rag paper, signed lower right, numbered (PP 1/2), printed and published by Gary Lichtenstein Editions, loose and unframed, sheet sizes: 22"squ (handbag), 30"h x 22"w (Rolley)
• HENRY MOORE SHELTER SKETCH BOOK
  HENRY MOORE SHELTER SKETCH BOOK COVER LITHOGRAPH United Kingdom,1898-1986"Shelter Sketch Book Cover", 1967, 91 of 180. Cramer 80-86.
• TAMMRA SIGLER. "SHELTER IN WHITE
  TAMMRA SIGLER. "SHELTER IN WHITE II," OIL (American, 20th century). Oil on canvas, 1988, signed, titled and dated on verso, 59 1/2 x 62 1/2 in., unframed.
• UMBRELLAUMBRELLA, A GROUP OF FOUR
  UMBRELLAUMBRELLA, A GROUP OF FOUR VINTAGE UMBRELLAS, ALL NEED NEW COVERS
• GROUP OF PACKING BLANKETS .
  GROUP OF PACKING BLANKETS .
• U.S ARMY PUP TENT KIT & BLANKETWWII
  U.S ARMY PUP TENT KIT & BLANKETWWII circa 1942 khaki half shelter (pup) tent with folding three section wood pole and five wood tent pegs; unmarked; measures approximately 43" tall, 53" wide, and 65-1/2" long; in restoration ready condition; also includes a vintage WWII wool blanket; illegible partial label; measures approximately 58-1/4" wide and 78-1/2" long; in good condition, consistent with age and use having holes and mended spots.
• GROUP OF FUR HATS, COMPASSES, DUMMY
  GROUP OF FUR HATS, COMPASSES, DUMMY GRENADES & HAND WARMER Group of Fur Hats, Compasses, Dummy Grenades & Hand Warmer
• JOE MALONEY (b. 1949): "SHELTER
  JOE MALONEY (b. 1949): "SHELTER ISLAND " 1978 Ektacolor print 14 x 17 in. (sight) 16 x 20 in. (sheet) signed titled and dated 1978 below image.
• BURBERRY UMBRELLA .
  BURBERRY UMBRELLA .
• Umbrella Portion of a Howdah A
  Umbrella Portion of a Howdah A handmade textile umbrella originally used as part of a howdah a carriage which is positioned on the back of an elephant or occasionally some other animal used most often in the past to carry wealthy people in a procession or ceremony earlier used for hunting and warfare. This example is stitched and embroidered with colorful appliques and fringing in brown ochre beige and rust. The interior has another tenting. Measures apprx. 70"D. Can be used as an unusual ceiling ornament. Comes with a metal pole.
• A Fur Coat
  A Fur Coat
• KäTHE KOLLWITZ (GERMAN
  KäTHE KOLLWITZ (GERMAN 1867-1945), URBAN SHELTER (STäDTISCHES OBDACH) (KNESEBECK 226), SIGNED, LITHOGRAPH, 22-1/2 X 26-1/2 INKäthe Kollwitz (German 1867-1945), Urban Shelter (Städtisches Obdach), (Knesebeck 226), Lithograph, 1926, signed Käthe Kollwitz in graphite l.r.; overall with some toning and fading. Framed.* Sight size: 572 x 673 mm (22-1/2 x 26-1/2 in)Property from the Fred and Alice Goldsmith Irrevocable Trust
• GOD IS OUR REFUGE BY ELIJAH
  GOD IS OUR REFUGE BY ELIJAH PIERCE (COLUMBUS OHIO 1892-1984). Wood signed and dated February 18 1960. Relief carved panel with verse and imagery. Original polychrome paint. In a frame with cardboard backing 14 1/2''h. 18''w. This plaque and lot 10 were both acquired from Pierce by the parents of the current owner. This plaque is inscribed on verso '' Mr + Mrs James Morgan Started feb. 18. 1860. God is our refuge and strength + Present Help in time of Trouble Psalms 46.1. Presented by Mrs + E. Pierce its A Part of me.'' There is a small repair to the frame.
• Group of shadow box framed
  Group of shadow box framed fashion prints with applied apparel on the figures. ?
• ''Fierce Weather Brewing'' barn and
  ''Fierce Weather Brewing'' barn and chicken coop in a landscape oil on canvas. 21'' H x 28'' W.
• STORMING A SNOW FORTRESS AND
  STORMING A SNOW FORTRESS AND COSSACKS WRITING A LETTER, PAIR COLOR PRINTS, FRAME: 14 1/2 X 20 INStorming a Snow Fortress and Cossacks Writing a Letter, Pair Color Prints,, Dimensions: Frame: 14 1/2 x 20 in
• Lady's fur coat
  Lady's fur coat
• A fur coat and a fur stole
  A fur coat and a fur stole
• An oval umbrella stand decorated
  An oval umbrella stand decorated a Venetian scene, 53cm high, containing walking sticks, hunting crops, a shepherd's crook etc./Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks/see illustration