A few examples of appraisal values for
THOMASVILLE IMPRESSIONS

• SILHOUETTE. American 1st
  SILHOUETTE. American 1st quarter-19th century. Embossed mark ''T.P. Jones/Fecit''. Hollow cut profile of an older gentleman with the small cut eyelash indicative of Jones' work. Initials THM in pen and ink. Imperfections. In frame 5''h. 4''w. Jones worked in New York and New England between 1805-1826. Toning of paper several pin prick size holes. Indistinguishable writing in pencil at bottom right. Some paper discoloration at top. Frame is missing onw ebony corner square.
• Four pieces transferware: plate
  Four pieces transferware: plate with blue transfer Asian scenes, figures on bridge, pagoda, impressed Wood mark, 9 in., overall discoloration, extensive interior and rim scratches and abrasions ; red transfer with bust of James Oglethorpe, "Made in England for the Transylvania Club of Sandersville, Georgia", impressed Wedgwood mark, 20th century, 10-1/2 in., excellent condition ; pitcher with Imari style decoration, blue printed mark "Davenport Stone China" encircling an anchor, 7-1/2 in., Provenance: Janet Goodyear, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967, 4 in. spout crack ; blue transfer lidded sugar bowl, lakeside scenes with sailing vessels, fruit and flower border, probably Enoch Wood, 6-1/4 in., areas of discoloration, finial and handles with small chips, other normal wear .
• Tennessee marble top biscuit table,
  Tennessee marble top biscuit table, poplar throughout, dovetailed drawer with beadboard bottom, original thick white marble top (2 in.), interior skirt inscribed "Made for Z(?) W. Ewing, April 27th 1893 at Pulaski Tenn. by W. N. McGraw(?)", 31 x 24 x 23 in. Old surface with sun fading, scattered stains and abrasions, two hinge scars on back rail (probably lacking lid).
• 32 pieces clobbered ware: blue
  32 pieces clobbered ware: blue transfer with polychrome decoration, varying small blue marks under glaze, one with circle and arrow, one with hand-drawn star, English, 19th century; detailed list available. The Estate of the Late Parker B. Poe to Benefit the Thomasville Cultural Center, Thomasville, Georgia
• Williams, Harsh Tennessee
  Williams, Harsh Tennessee Furniture, The Art and Mystery of Tennessee Furniture , Tennessee Historical Society, 1988, 11-1/4 x 9 in. Dust jacket with small corner tears, front paper with small whited-out area (owner inscription).
• Stoneware studio vase, broad flared
  Stoneware studio vase, broad flared rim, partially glazed, applied latex decoration resembling chocolate chips, hand signed on base, 22-1/2 in. The Estate of the Late Parker B. Poe to Benefit the Thomasville Cultural Center, Thomasville, Georgia
• Tennessee Federal cherry cradle,
  Tennessee Federal cherry cradle, cherry throughout with pegged construction, attributed to Sumner County, Tennessee cabinet maker John Gillespie, 19th century, 27 x 44 x 30 in. Refinished, scattered surface wear and abrasions overall, lacking finials, posts with minor splits and losses. Purchased at the estate sale of Gillespie's direct descendant, Lina Harris Austin, Property of Nathan and Jean Harsh
• Tennessee Federal Pembroke table,
  Tennessee Federal Pembroke table, cherry throughout with yellow pine(?) blocks, line and bellflower inlaid tapered legs, attributed to Tennessee, early 19th century, 28 x 18-1/2 (opens to 35 in.) x 35-3/4 in. Restorations to top (possibly replaced), surface wear and abrasions, finish losses, cracks and other flaws. The Estate of the Late Thomas W. (Jack) and Dr. Frances Bernard Overall, Greeneville, Tennessee
• Four Southern imprints,
  Four Southern imprints, agriculture: Gunn's Domestic Medicine, Madisonville, Tennessee, 1835 (two copies); John Darby, A Manual of Botany, Macon, Georgia (two copies: 1841 and 1855); detailed listing available.
• Timmerman plate, Bristol glaze with
  Timmerman plate, Bristol glaze with concentric green circles, back with undetermined incised marks, attributed to Shimuel Timmerman, Lanier County, Georgia, working 1880s, 7-1/4 in. Several rim cracks (longest 3 in.). Gary Schmitt, Macon, Georgia
• Four Tom Brown carvings (Pleasant
  Four Tom Brown carvings (Pleasant Hill, Tennessee, 1884-1947): figures of black man and woman in rocking chairs, boy carrying watermelon, girl in polka dot dress holding piece of fruit behind her back, carved and painted wood, bases with indistinct pencil marks (possibly dates or prices), 3-1/4 in. to 4-1/2 in. Minor abrasions and paint loss. Private Collection, Etowah, North Carolina.
• T.J. Averett stoneware jug, rounded
  T.J. Averett stoneware jug, rounded shoulder, strap handle stamped "TJA" (Thomas J. Averett, born 1875, Crawford County, Georgia, son of William Averett), runny green and brown alkaline glaze, 14-3/4 in. Spout restored, some glaze voids at base.
• Ten prints, Southern views: six
  Ten prints, Southern views: six Georgia and four Virginia related, mostly architectural views; detailed listing available.
• Tennessee Federal stand, poplar and
  Tennessee Federal stand, poplar and mahogany veneers with poplar and pine secondary, two dovetailed drawers, unusual shaped top and turned legs, probably Tennessee, 19th century, 30 x 20 x 19-3/4 in. Old refinishing with some sun fading, normal scratches and wear. Private Collection.
• Tennessee furniture book, Dorita
  Tennessee furniture book, Dorita Coleman Williams and Nathan Harsh, The Art and Mystery of Tennessee Furniture, Tennessee Historical Society, Nashville, 1988, 11-1/4 x 9 in. Unopened in original plastic cover.
• Tennessee Federal cherry stand,
  Tennessee Federal cherry stand, poplar secondary, two dovetailed drawers, turned legs, attributed to Greene County, Tennessee, 19th century, 28-1/2 x 24-1/2 x 20-1/4 in. Refinished, drawer dovetails loose with some later nailing, top with cuts on underside (warpage correcting), scattered surface burns, minor abrasions and wear. Estate of the Late Mary Jane Milligan, Greeneville, Tennessee.
• Tennessee stoneware crock,
  Tennessee stoneware crock, flattened rim, salt glaze, incised by hand on side "…M David/Mohawk/Tenn"(?), 8-3/4 in. Numerous rim chips (largest 4 in.), paint residue, later hole drilled in base.
• NC Pottery Jugtown Gourd Vasethe
  NC Pottery Jugtown Gourd Vasethe upper third glazed with drippy white slip bottom with impressed stamp.7 in.Original surface imperfections.The Estate of Georgia Carroll Kyser Chapel Hill NC
• KNOX CO. TN BISCUIT TABLE, YELLOW
  KNOX CO. TN BISCUIT TABLE, YELLOW PINEEast Tennessee biscuit table, yellow pine frame with inset Tennessee marble slab, stretcher base flush with the outside edge of leg facings, turned feet. Underside of marble slab having rough surface with deep channel grooves. Purchased by Mrs. William Searle, Jr. in 1930 from a Knoxville estate. 31" H x 26 3/4" W x 26 3/4". Mid 19th century, Tennessee. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Remnants of holes on one side of table indicate a lid for the form at one time, additional contemporary brackets to underside of marble for additional support of weight, top of marble and surrounding wood surface with dirt and grime.
• 14 ceramic tiles, Dickens
  14 ceramic tiles, Dickens characters: two with marks for Minton, one with marks for Maw & Company, other with single circular marks with various letters, seven with well-painted characters, seven with quotes from Dickens' works, one signed on front "HKB(?) 1889", five signed "HH", each 6 x 6 in. All with general crazing, surface abrasions and small chips, cement residue verso. A home in Ainsley Park, Atlanta, Georgia, The Estate of the Late Margaret Howren, Asheville, North Carolina
• TENNESSEE PRINT"The Pride of
  TENNESSEE PRINT"The Pride of Tennessee" pencil signed and numbered by "Michael Sloan, 2232/3000" depicts the state capital and most all of important Tennesseans, 20th century print and frame, 33"x27"
• Southern tiger maple and cherry
  Southern tiger maple and cherry table, dovetailed drawer with poplar secondary, figured maple legs, Kentucky or Tennessee, 19th century, 28-1/2 x 21-3/4 x 18-1/2 in. Refinished, minor stains, normal minor wear. Private Collection, San Antonio, Texas
• Two Tom Brown carvings (Pleasant
  Two Tom Brown carvings (Pleasant Hill, Tennessee, 1884-1947): one of man feeding a pig, 3-3/4 in., [original painted surface with abrasions and losses, pig probably lacking tail, base probably lacking leather pad; for similar example, see [Handcrafts of the Southern Highlands], Allen Eaton, Russell Sage Foundation, 1937, page 222]; one of woman milking cow, 3-1/4 in., [ears reattached or possibly added, other cracks, chips and separations, traces old red paint]. Holloway Estate.
• Two stoneware jugs: one with
  Two stoneware jugs: one with brown glaze, incised on side "Property of McCorkle Gro. Co. Chattanooga Tenn.", 11 in., extensive repairs, repainted surface (over brown glaze), other chips, several long cracks ; one Albany slip glaze, incised "J" on shoulder, hand whittled oak stopper, 11-1/4 in., large rim chip, other minor flaws . The Estate of the Late Thomas W. (Jack) and Dr. Frances Bernard Overall, Greeneville, Tennessee
• T. W. Craven Stoneware Jar (Tinsley
  T. W. Craven Stoneware Jar (Tinsley W. Craven, North Carolina/Tennessee, 1775-1860; working Henderson County, Tennessee, 1840-1860), ovoid with flattened rim and band of piecrust decoration at center, two lug handles, salt glaze varies from gray to brown, 17-1/2 in.,
• Rare Columbus, Georgia, cup plates:
  Rare Columbus, Georgia, cup plates: blue transfer depicting cabins and trees, one tree with sign, view taken from Hall's sketch, "The embryo town of Columbus on the Chattahoochie [sic]", 3-7/8, Provenance: David and Linda Arman, Danville, Virginia, 1973, one in excellent condition, base with tape residue, one professionally repaired , (two pieces).
• Southern Federal walnut writing
  Southern Federal walnut writing table, three dovetailed drawers with poplar and pine secondary, opaque Sandwich glass pulls, tapered square legs, possibly Tennessee, 19th century, 28-3/4 x 37 x 19 in. Refinished, surface abrasions and stains especially to top, glass pulls probably replaced and with some chips, The Estate of the Late Thomas W. (Jack) and Dr. Frances Bernard Overall, Greeneville, Tennessee
• Virginia/Tenn
  Virginia/Tenn
• 2 NASHVILLE IMPRINTS: TANNEHILL AND
  2 NASHVILLE IMPRINTS: TANNEHILL AND LIFE OF BISHOPTwo Nashville Imprints. Book 1: Tannehill, Wilkins. Sketches of the History of Literature from the Earliest Period to the Revival of Letters in the Fifteenth Century. Nashville, John S. Simpson, 1827. 344pp. 8 5/8" H x 5 5/8" W x 1" D. Book 2: Gray, John. The Life of Joseph Bishop, The Celebrated Old Pioneer in the First Settlements of Middle Tennessee, Embracing His Wonderful Adventures and Narrow Escapes with the Indians, His Animating and Remarkable Hunting Excursions, Interspersed with Racy Anecdotes of Those Early Times. Nashville: Published by the Author, 1858. 7 1/2" H x 5 1/4" W x 1 1/4" D. Provenance: The living estate of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Caldwell, Nashville, TN. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Book 1: Rebound in full leather in 20th century with new endpapers, stamped boards, new label. First original leaf is title page. Some normal toning and foxing throughout most of book, but starting around page 288 and going to the end of the book (p.344) there is some damage and dark staining to bottom corner of pages. (see image). Book 2: Rebound in full leather in 20th century with new endpapers, stamped boards, new label. There is one original blank prior to the title page. Pages are in very good condition.
• TENNESSEE JACQUARD
  TENNESSEE JACQUARD COVERLETTennessee Jacquard coverlet, inscribed M.W.M. Tenn , with eagles, birds, potted flowers, foliage, and dogs carrying flags, the Maryville Woolen Mill Co. in Blount County, Tennessee operated from 1874 to 1906, 62" x 80". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Minor sporadic thin spots.
• Twelve Royal Doulton plates, blue
  Twelve Royal Doulton plates, blue border cartouches with black and gilt flowers, green printed mark, made for J. E. Caldwell & Company, Philadelphia, 10-1/4 in. Minor scratches, minor losses to surface decoration. The Estate of the Late Charles Price Warwick, Lynchburg, Virginia.
• Tennessee tiger maple stand, two
  Tennessee tiger maple stand, two finely dovetailed drawers with highly figured fronts, cherry frame and turned legs, poplar secondary, in rich old finish, illegible inscription on backboard, attributed to Tennessee, early 19th century, 29 x 22-1/2 x 19-1/4 in. Glass knobs replaced, chips and losses to some turnings on legs, other normal flaws and minor repairs.
• SEVEN TIFFANY & CO. STERLING
  SEVEN TIFFANY & CO. STERLING PRESENTATION TUMBLERS Set of seven Tiffany & Co.(American 1837), sterling silver tumblers (pattern 22876), presented to Georgia Governor Carl Edward Sanders (American 1925-2014) by North Georgia College on the occasion of the Edgar Brown Dunlap Hall (October 13, 1966), by Georgia State College on the occasion of the groundbreaking of the School of Business Administration Building (February 2, 1966), presented by West Georgia College on the occasion of the dedication of the Health and Physical Education Building (May 11, 1966), presented by Middle State College on the occasion of the New College Facilities (May 16, 1966), presented by Valdosta State College on the occasion of the dedication of five new buildings (November 14, 1966), presented by Dalton Junior College on the occasion of the groundbreaking of the school (November 18, 1966), and presented by Gainesville Junior College on the occasion of the dedication of the school, each stamped to the underside. Approx. h. 5.25", dia. 3"; total approx. weight 51.63 ozt.
• North Carolina stoneware jug, brown
  North Carolina stoneware jug, brown glaze, scratched through glaze on side "Lamort & Golay, Tryon.N.C." , 9 in. Extensive glaze loss, chips.
• Two books on Southern decorative
  Two books on Southern decorative arts: Dorita Coleman Williams and Nathan Harsh, The Art and Mystery of Tennessee Furniture , Tennessee Historical Society, Williams Printing Co., Nashville, Tennessee, 1988; John Bivens, Jr., The Furniture of Coastal North Carolina 1700-1820 , Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, University of North Carolina Press, 1988. Both in excellent condition, dust jackets with very minor chips.
• Theodore "Fonville" Winans
  Theodore "Fonville" Winans (American/Louisiana 1911-1992) "Dixie Belles" silver gelatin print signed and dated "1938" on ink lower left 20 in. x 24 in. Note: The image of two young women dressed in their Sunday clothes staring at the camera with intensity has become an iconic example of Fonville photography. The 1938 image depicts Fonville's familiarity with capturing the various expressions on the faces of native Louisianians. Although the mood greatly differs from the jovial expression on the face of the oyster shucker in The Oysterman or the rough nature of Pierre Lombas in Native Shrimpman the similarities between these three famed images are displayed through Fonville's ability to see into his sitter's emotional state of mind and capture it through the camera.