A few examples of appraisal values for
THE KICK

• PRINT, ANDY WARHOL Andy Warhol
  PRINT, ANDY WARHOL Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987), "Letter to the World (The Kick) from Martha Graham," 1986, screenprint, "Estate of Andy Warhol" and "The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Inc." stamps verso, with inventory number in pencil verso, published by Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, Inc., New York, gallery label (Serge Sorokko Gallery, San Francisco, CA) affixed verso, sheet: 35.5"h x 35.5"w, overall (with frame): 47.5"h x 46.75"w
• W. M. THACKERAY, THE CHRISTMAS
  W. M. THACKERAY, THE CHRISTMAS BOOKScomprising The Rose and the Ring, 1st ed. 1855, The Kickleburys on the Rhine, 1st ed. 1850, Dr. Birch and his Young Friends, 1st ed. 1849, Our Street, 2nd ed. 1858, and Mrs, Perkins's Ball, 3rd ed. ND. Together with The History of SamuelTitmarsh and the Great Hoggarty Diamond, 1st ed. London, Bradbury and Evans, 1849. In conforming 3/4 green and gilt Morocco. 8vo. The largest: 8 1/2" high, 6 1/4" wide. Provenance: Property of a Roxbury, CT Collection.We offer in-house packingand shipping of this item to an address in the United States for $45.00 via USPS Priority Mail. The price includes insurance up to $5,000.00. Tracking information will be sent to your email address. International buyers are responsible for
• KICKER AND CATCHER SKILL GAME: 1
  KICKER AND CATCHER SKILL GAME: 1 cent coin operated football themed skill game by the Baker Novelty Co. Manufactured between 1910 & 1930's. Left knob controls the catcher & the right controls the kicker. Approx. 17.75'' h x 13.75'' l x 10.75'' w. CONDITION: Age crack, scattered indents and wear to finish consistent with age and use. Working condition but is not guaranteed to keep working. No key present, added flat bar at bottom verso for access.
• (2) CABINET CARDS, NATIVE AMERICAN,
  (2) CABINET CARDS, NATIVE AMERICAN, LITTLE BEARTwo cabinet card photographs of Native Americans, including Little Bear of the Kick-A-Poo and Ki-Chi-Ga-No. Circa 19th century. Each measures 6 1/2" tall.
• MAIJA GROTELL, FINNISH / AMERICAN
  MAIJA GROTELL, FINNISH / AMERICAN (1899-1973), FOOTED BOWL CA. 1951, STUDIO POTTERY, CRANBERRY GLOSS DRIP WITH SILVER METALLIC TRIM GLAZE, 2 3/8"H X 5 3/4"DIAM.Maija Grotell, Finnish / American, (1899-1973) footed bowl ca. 1951, studio pottery, cranberry gloss drip with silver metallic trim glaze signed under base. From AskArt: Maija Grotell became a ceramist who immigrated from Finland to America in 1927. At that time, there were minimal ceramic facilities in the United States, and ceramics were considered either an industry or a hobby. But the effort of Grotell including her pioneer teaching helped to change those attitudes. She and those she influenced demanded mastery of the kick wheel, the upgrading of firing facilities, and the continuous experimental production of test glazes so that a common working knowledge could be built. Grotell was born August 19, 1899 in Helsingfors, and there she studied at The Ateneum, the Central School of Industrial Art, and completed six years of graduate work in ceramics while supporting herself drawing for the National Museum and working as a textile designer. Her training included painting, sculpture and design, but her interest lay with ceramics. However, there was minimal opportunity for innovation, teaching or marketing ceramics, so she came to America. Maija's first summer in America was spent at the State College of Ceramics at Alfred, New York, where she met, among others, the founder of the school, Charles F. Binns, and Arthur Baggs of Ohio State University, leaders in the establishment of university-level ceramics programs where the art of clay was offered as adjunct to established engineering curricula. Maija had already found work at the Inwood Studios in Manhattan and went on to teach at Union Settlement and then at the Henry Street Settlement, while exhibiting and selling her own ceramics. From 1936 to 1938 she was also the first art instructor at the School of Ceramic Engineering at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey. A Diploma from the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition and a Silver Medal at the Paris International in 1937 were among the first of twenty-five major exhibition awards she was to receive over the next thirty years, including six from the Syracuse Ceramic National Exhibitions and the Charles Fergus Binns Medal from Alfred University in 196I. In the fall of 1938 she was invited to enter a very different creative environment when she joined architect Eliel Saarinen, sculptor Carl Milles, weaver Marianne Strengell and later designer Charles Eames on the faculty of Cranbrook Academy of Art, outside Detroit, Michigan. It was while teaching at Cranbrook that she achieved her finest series of works. Her work was purchased for twenty-one museum collections, including the American Craft Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Everson in Syracuse, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum. Her extensive glaze research enabled Eliel and Eero Saarinen to use huge exterior walls of brilliantly colored glazed brick in the architecture of the General Motors Technical Center. She died in 1973. studio pottery, cranberry gloss drip with silver metallic trim glaze Dimensions: 2 3/8"H x 5 3/4"Diam.
• CHANEL BOUTIQUE BLACK WOOL SKIRT
  CHANEL BOUTIQUE BLACK WOOL SKIRT Featuring Chanel logo buttons at the kick pleat, 100% wool, and EU size 42.