A few examples of appraisal values for
TIGER IN EGG

• A FRENCH POTTERY MODEL OF A TIGER
  A FRENCH POTTERY MODEL OF A TIGER decorated in green, naturalistically modelled on a rocky base, baring its teeth, 46cm long
• A Korean Painting on Paper the
  A Korean Painting on Paper the tiger depicted below a tree branch having two perched birds framed. Height 28 x width 16 inches.
• An Indian carved ivory tiger with
  An Indian carved ivory tiger with three cubs inset eyes circa 1930 28 cm long.
• A black and white etching (1/40) of
  A black and white etching (1/40) of a tiger signed in pencil ''E.J. Detmold '' 35 x 25 cm.
• An Indian tiger skin (Panthera
  An Indian tiger skin (Panthera Tigris Tigris) circa 1935, by Van Ingen & Van Ingen of Mysore, the head with open jaw and glass eyes, the skin with original canvas backing with Van Ingen stencilling and care label, taken by Group Captain Dick Maydwell (1913-2006) under licence at Poona, 246cm nose to tail, 191cm across the fore-limbs, 170cm across the rear limbs/Note: Group Captain Dick Maydwell was in Poona in the mid 1930s where he developed his love of game shooting, the present lot was shot u
• Ceramic tiger decoration. 20'' Ht.
  Ceramic tiger decoration. 20'' Ht.
• BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE of a
  BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE of a tiger crouching and peering about to pounce. Length: 37 inches.
• BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE of a
  BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE of a tiger crouching and peering about to pounce. Length: 37 inches.
• Japanese bronze tiger, dark brown
  Japanese bronze tiger, dark brown patina, inlaid glass eyes, finely detailed features, the animal striding forward in mid roar, stamped on underside with seal mark and "Made in Japan", early 20th century, 9-14 x 21 x 6 in.
• A Chinese Carved Ivory Hatched
  A Chinese Carved Ivory Hatched Egg with Chick Inside on Carved Wood Stand Carved egg shape with a chick hatched from it with applied pigment to eyes; raised on wood carved stand with black finish. Unsigned. Egg measures apprx. 2"T and overall on stand apprx. 2-1/2"T.
• A Yellow Jade Tiger Form Toggle
  A Yellow Jade Tiger Form Toggle of even colored stone with some small inclusions depicting the animal crouching on his back legs and looking upward from his front legs with mouth open. Width 2 1/2 inches.
• A tiger's claw pendant with
  A tiger's claw pendant with engraved mount in yellow metal (tests high carat gold) approx. 7 cm long circa 1940.
• FOSSILIZED STONE WITH SEASHELLS
  FOSSILIZED STONE WITH SEASHELLS SCULPTURE of a tiger. Dimensions: 12''L x 2.25''W x 4.5''H.
• Three Coalport Bengal tiger plat
  Three Coalport Bengal tiger plat
• FOSSILIZED STONE WITH SEASHELLS
  FOSSILIZED STONE WITH SEASHELLS SCULPTURE of a tiger. Dimensions: 12''L x 2.25''W x 4.5''H.
• Italian ceramic figural group of
  Italian ceramic figural group of a tiger and an elephant in the Lenci manner circa 1950; modeled as tiger and elephant in combat stamped illegibly underneath 13 in. H. 15 in. L. Estimate $ 200-300 Repair to one tusk.
• A Hardstone Animalier Figure
  A Hardstone Animalier Figure depicting a stalking tiger set on a naturalistic rocky base. Length 24 inches.
• THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR'S
  THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR'S "LEOPARD" EGG, SOTHEBYS 20th century. A cased "Leopard" egg mounted and set against a tartan background from the Duke and Duchess of Windsor's estate. Affixed with Sotheby's tag as lot #1941 and plaque to front. Approx: h. 6.75", w. 5.5", d. 3" (case). Note:
• COMPOSITION FIGURE OF A
  COMPOSITION FIGURE OF A TIGERComposition Figure of a Tiger
• FRAMED ASIAN INK ON PAPER TIGER
  FRAMED ASIAN INK ON PAPER TIGER PAINTINGChinese/Korean, possibly late 18th/19th century, seated tiger below a branch with a bird, ink and pigment on paper, image 24 x 15; wood frame, 35-1/2 x 19-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Condition: staining, creasing, and small losses to paper throughout; frame with light wear and abrasions, no glass
• Japanese bronze tiger, dark brown
  Japanese bronze tiger, dark brown patina, inlaid glass eyes, finely detailed features, two-character mark, the animal striding forward in mid roar, 12-1/2 x 30-3/4 x 7-1/2 in., on a naturally shaped wooden plinth, 3-1/2 x 38-1/2 x 17-1/2 in., late 19th/early 20th century. One ear with wear to patina, feet with typical base wear, plinth with scratched surface. Villa Del Leone Collection, Palm Springs, California.
• A Chinese famille verte dish,
  A Chinese famille verte dish, 19th c, enamelled with a ferocious tiger and equally ferocious man, the panelled border with flowers and auspicious emblems, 42.5cm diam
• Ivory model of a tiger 20th
  Ivory model of a tiger 20th century Together with six small animal models. light brown long inclusion to top, repair to tail in two areas, well carved elephant ivory overall 5 or 6/
• A Japanese bronze of a sitting
  A Japanese bronze of a sitting tiger circa 1900
• LARGE CARVED ALABASTER SCULPTURE
  LARGE CARVED ALABASTER SCULPTURE FIERCE TIGER,21"HCarved alabaster tiger, early 20th c., fierce expression, inset glass eyes, polychrome painted mouth, forelegs perched on outcrop, restoration to back leg, typical small chips, approx 21"h, 30lbs
• A Japanese Bronze Model of a
  A Japanese Bronze Model of a Tiger Meiji Period depicted in full roar on a naturalistic base further raised on a carved wood base. Width 24 inches.
• FOLK ART STANDING TIGER. Late
  FOLK ART STANDING TIGER. Late 19th-early 20th century. Carved wooden roaring tiger with original paint over thick gesso. Red ground color shows on head. Age splits and surface loss where legs join body. 26"h. 58"l.
• After Samuel Howitt and Captain
  After Samuel Howitt and Captain Thomas Williamson (British, 19th century) Five prints accompanied by text, from Oriental Field Sports, published by T. McLean, 1818, for Edward Ormé: "A Tiger Killed By a Poison Arrow", "The Ganges Breaking Its Banks; with Fishing…", "The Hog at Bay", "The Chase after a Hog", "Death of the Bear", hand-colored aquatint and engravings, 17-5/8 x 22-1/4 in. (tiger); matching gilt wood frames,
• A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT TIGERS
  A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT TIGERS Guangxu Era, 1875-1908 prowling textured bisque tigers, with porcelain teeth and claws, on flambe enamel glazed rocky base, impressed "China." Approx. 10 in. H., 11 in. L., for each.
• Japanese School (19th/20th century)
  Japanese School (19th/20th century) Tiger, signed in Japanese with two-character mark on stomach, bronze with glass eyes, 7-3/4 x 15 x 4-3/4 in. without naturalistic carved wood stand,
• Liang Zhanfeng (1924-2003), Tiger
  Liang Zhanfeng (1924-2003), Tiger ??? (1924-2003) ? ???? ?? Ink and colour on paper overall 22 x 31.3 in — 56 x 79.4 cm
• SCULPTURE OF A STRIDING TIGER,
  SCULPTURE OF A STRIDING TIGER, SIGNED "KRAKOWISKI" 20th century, patinated metal, roaring and striding tiger on stone base, incised "Krakowiski" on front of base.
• BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE a
  BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE a figure of a tiger having light and dark stripe patination mounted on marble plinth. Dimensions: 14.5''L x 7.5''W x 9.5''H. The sculpture is in very good condition with light wear throughout.
• Korean ink and color on paper
  Korean ink and color on paper folk painting of figure with riccumbent tiger beneath gnarled pine tree with fungus, framed; L 23 1/4" H 35 1/2"Provenance: Private Pasadena, CA collection
• A Japanese Bronze Okimono of a
  A Japanese Bronze Okimono of a Tiger By Omori Mitsumoto powerfully cast mid-stride with fangs bared in a powerful roar, stretched in ascent about a naturalistic hardwood stand. Length of tiger 14 1/2 in., 36.8 cm. Property from the Collection of Matt Goldstein, Chicago, IL
• JAPANESE OKIMONO OF A TIGEREarly
  JAPANESE OKIMONO OF A TIGEREarly 20th Century. The stalking tiger with open mouth and outstretched tail, on a carved wood stand. Height 2.25 in. Length 8 in. Length overall 10.25 in. (Cond: good)