A few examples of appraisal values for
WATT WARE

• Four pieces of Watt with hand
  Four pieces of Watt with hand decoration by Betty Ford at the 1994, 1996 and 1997 Watt Collectors Association Conventions. Includes a Purina Mink Chow dish and Eve N Bake bowl with apples and bisque salt and pepper shakers with roosters. Minor condition issues to each. Largest dimension is 9 1/2", which is the diameter of the Purina dish.
• SIGNED "L.H. & W.H. WATTS, S. 5
  SIGNED "L.H. & W.H. WATTS, S. 5 AVE, NEW YORK" 3"ca. early-mid 19th century; impressed with federal shielded eagle strike, arch top face and tapered socket, 3" wide, 27 1/2" length; Condition: some dings along right edge, some pitting, modern replacement handle
• Watt Collectors Association 1995,
  Watt Collectors Association 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 commemoratives including a #01 grease jar, #117 and #118 salt and pepper shakers, a #69 refrigerator pitcher and a 7 1/2" divided dinner plate. All marked. All mint. Tallest piece is 5 3/8" tall.
• PAIR OF W.W. WATTLES REPOUSSE
  PAIR OF W.W. WATTLES REPOUSSE TAZZAS 2 ¾"H x 9 ¼" x 7 ¾" Two low, footed sterling dishes with repousse borders, marked underneath, retailed by WW Wattles, weighs 32.99 toz.
• Watt Collectors Association 1995,
  Watt Collectors Association 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 commemoratives including a #01 grease jar, #117 and #118 salt and pepper shakers, a #69 refrigerator pitcher and a 7 1/2" divided dinner plate. All marked. All mint. Tallest piece is 5 3/8" tall.
• COUNTRY WARESCountry wares, to
  COUNTRY WARESCountry wares, to include a copper weathervane ball and two lightning rod toppers, together with ice tongs and a masher, 10" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: As expected wear.
• Watt Arcs #7 casserole and #8
  Watt Arcs #7 casserole and #8 casserole with lid. The #8 is marked while the #7 is unmarked. Typical used condition with some small chips. 7 1/2" and 8 3/4" wide.
• RARE WELLER MATT WARE 4 HANDLE
  RARE WELLER MATT WARE 4 HANDLE VASERare Weller Matt Ware vase in shades of plum with a single flower on a vine on one side and 4 handles near the top. 'Weller' is impressed on the bottom. Measures 10"H x 4"W (with handles); 3.25"W across top.
• WAFER IRON WAFFLE IRONS AND
  WAFER IRON WAFFLE IRONS AND GREASE LAMP. American late 18th-early 19th century. A good round wafer iron with American eagle and shield 36'' and two waffle irons 38''l. Together with w a grease lamp on adjustable stand 45''h.
• Carlton Ware, a '1 ton' butter
  Carlton Ware, a '1 ton' butter dish, modelled as a weightlifter, 23cm high, a Charlie Chaplin pottery figure group, 17cm high and another similar, Laurel and Hardy, 15cm high (3)
• DOULTON & WATTS, PAIR OF ENGLISH
  DOULTON & WATTS, PAIR OF ENGLISH STONEWARE WHISKY CASKS 19th century, London, ochre and sienna glazed ceramic barrels, each with oculus to top and spout opening to lower with cork remnants, oval company stamp to upper "Doulton & Watts / Lambeth Pottery / London" with impressed model number 10.
• GROUP OF METALWARE. American 20th
  GROUP OF METALWARE. American 20th century mostly copper. Three frames largest one marked ''Wellens Ware'' 12''h. 9''w.; vase with Gorham ''Sterling'' rim 6 1/2''h.; two Fisher Jewel trays; three vases 2'' to 3 1/2''h.; late small service set possibly Middle Eastern; bookmark; letter opener and white metal lamp base 3 1/2''h.
• TWO STONEWARE JUGS both later
  TWO STONEWARE JUGS both later converted to lamp bases, the taller, impressed 'Worcester', 41cm high, the other 28cm high (both measured to the bottom of the electrical fitments) Provenance: The Richard Pratley Collection of English Furniture, Naïve and Folk Art.
• Two Watt Apple pie plates, one an
  Two Watt Apple pie plates, one an advertising piece for Austinville Elev. & Lumber Co., Austinville, Iowa, from 1962. Both marked Oven Eve-N-Bake Ware USA 33. Excellent condition. 9" in diameter.
• Weller Cameo Creamware candlestick.
  Weller Cameo Creamware candlestick. Unmarked. Mint. 8 1/4'' tall.
• W.A.S. Benson British, 1854-1924
  W.A.S. Benson British, 1854-1924 Electric Lamp with Glass Shade Together with WAS Benson Brass and Copper Table Lamp Estimate:$800-$1,200
• Vintage AC DC wattameter in brown
  Vintage AC DC wattameter in brown bakelite case, approx 17cm H x 30cm W x 23cm D
• VALLY WIESELTHIER FOR THE WEINER
  VALLY WIESELTHIER FOR THE WEINER WERKSTATTE LAMPVally Wieselthier for the Weiner Werkstatte Glazed Pottery Table Lamp , c. 1920, impressed marks "WW", "VW", "426", and "Made in Austria", pierced design, h. (to socket) 11 in. Provenance: Kunsthandel Kolhammer, Vienna.
• Weller Dickens Ware Vase marked
  Weller Dickens Ware Vase marked Weller Dickens Ware I 228 12 signed C.W. 4.75''h excellent condition.
• Toleware Plate Warmer probably
  Toleware Plate Warmer probably English, 19th century, brass ring handles, cast iron paw feet, extensive gilt decoration, 25 in.,
• WIENER WERKSTATTE VALLY WIESELTHIER
  WIENER WERKSTATTE VALLY WIESELTHIER ART POTTERY Wiener Werkstatte - Vally Wieselthier Austrian art pottery, terracotta glazed figural girl, two-candle candelabra, impressed Werkstatte stamp and marked: "Made in Austria." 12.75" H x 6" W x 6.5" D. Crazing to glaze.
• Two (2) pieces of Watt
  Two (2) pieces of Watt advertising ware including a #7 dog dish, which reads, "Time To Refill With Kent Tasty Nuggets." This dog dish has been broken and repaired. Also included is a #6 mixing bowl reading, Barker Lumber Company Mix With Us," which has small flakes all around the rim. Both marked.
• WELLER VASE. Bulbous form Aurelian
  WELLER VASE. Bulbous form Aurelian pattern with foliate decoration. Artist signed ''C.J. Dibowski'' who also worked for Rookwood. Signed ''Weller Aurelian 43 1 K''. 11'' h. Small glaze flake on lip. Crazing throughout. Condition reports are available on all items. Please note: unless a condition report is requested we do not post detailed condition information about each item sold. If you choose to bid without requesting a condition report you are accepting the item ''as-is'' with no gaurantees.
• Weller shouldered lamp base with
  Weller shouldered lamp base with white over maroon glaze effect. Marked Weller Pottery. Mint. At the bottom of one of the glaze drips there is some factory grinding of where the glaze pooled. 10'' tall.
• Alpine Pottery Watt Christmas
  Alpine Pottery Watt Christmas mugs from 1995 and 1996 and a Watt Fest VII Apple cup from 1999. All marked. All mint. 3 1/2" and 4" tall.
• WELLER EWER. Art Nouveau in green
  WELLER EWER. Art Nouveau in green with a gowned lady and fruit decoration. Unsigned. 23 1/2'' h. Some restoration.
• Owens Pottery and Weller Pottery.
  Owens Pottery and Weller Pottery. vases, set of three. early 20th century, glazed earthenware. 6 h × 2 dia in. result: $1,820. estimate: $500–700. Lot is comprised of Lotus vase with fish and Matte Green vase by Owens, and a Matt Green vase with frog by Weller Pottery. Impressed manufacturer's marks to underside of Lotus vase ‘Owens Soudanese 281’. Numbered to underside of Weller ‘500’ and to Matt Green vase ‘1145’ with Owen's Art torch mark.
• Beswick Ware Tableau Figure The
  Beswick Ware Tableau Figure The Wind in the Willows on the River WIW1 limited edition boxed with certificate
• PEWTER WAREA group of antique
  PEWTER WAREA group of antique pewter items consisting of a 19th century ship captains inkwell with 5 pen receptacles (minus reservoir) measuring 2.5" h x 7.75" diameter, a French baluster shaped humidor (bruising) with a screw-on handled lid over an interior lid, bearing marks 'Marque Déposée', measuring 7.5" h, together with a 1-quart tavern ale pitcher with stamped marks measuring 6.25" h, a 1-pint ale mug with impressed marks measuring 4.25" h, and a small bellied & lidded pitcher measuring 6" h, and a vintage pair of salt & peppers measuring 3.5" h.
• Two pieces of Weller including a
  Two pieces of Weller including a Dickensware (1st Line) squat vase with flowers and a Tapeoute dresser jar. Both are marked Weller with the name of each's respective line. The Tapeoute piece is missing its lid but is otherwise excellent. The Dickesnware vase has a spider line to the body that extends over the shoulder. Each is about 5 3/4'' wide.
• Set of "Wig Wam" spatterware
  Set of "Wig Wam" spatterware plates: six pearlware plates decorated in red spatterware in the Wig Wam pattern, Staffordshire area, England, second quarter 19th century, 8-1/2 in. Five with overall light crazing and discoloration, no damage or repairs found. Frank L. Horton Collection, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
• 4 AMERICAN ART POTTERY, WELLER,
  4 AMERICAN ART POTTERY, WELLER, OWENSAll 4 pieces are as is with chips, Vace has a hairline crack. Please Email or call for a detailed condition report. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections, repairs, restorations or the effects of aging. Packaging, Insurance, Handling And Shipping Are Done In House And Is 45.00 For This Item In The Continental U.S. Or You Are Welcome To Pick Up In Person Or Make Your Own Shipping Arrangements. Crackling and minor paint loss Condition: Damaged
• Weller Pottery. rare Matt Green
  Weller Pottery. rare Matt Green vase with two maidens. c. 1904, glazed earthenware. 12¾ h × 5 dia in. result: $3,584. estimate: $2,000–3,000.
• ENGLISH EARTHENWARE FIGURE OF A
  ENGLISH EARTHENWARE FIGURE OF A FISH SELLER circa 1900 perhaps Wilt Shaw & Robinson molded diamond mark W & RL in blue kerchief and skirt modeled seated counting coins before a basket of plaice on a rectangular base; together with a Volkstedt figure of a man holding a jug; a Monkey Band trumpeter; an oval box formed as cats in a basket; a model of a seated cat; a small model of an arching cat (6) Provenance: Property of a gentleman
• W.A.S. BENSON (1854-1924) ARTS &
  W.A.S. BENSON (1854-1924) ARTS & CRAFTS EXTENDING STANDARD LAMP, CIRCA 1900 brass and copper, later converted to electricity with later pleated silk shade, stamped to base REG.NO.127090153cm high (closed to fitting); 185cm to fitting (fully extended)Literature: Hamerton, I. (ed.), W. A. S. Benson: Arts and Crafts Luminary and Pioneer of Modern Design, Woodbridge, 2005, pP. 249 and 259 where similar lamps are illustrated.
• 2 PIECES OF METALWARE CA.
  2 PIECES OF METALWARE CA. 19TH-EARLY 20THcentury; brass and wrought iron traveling footman plate warmer with decorative piercework accented skirt and upper plate, pad feet on molded legs, 13 1/4"x 13 1/4"x 13 1/2", Condition: some bending to upper plate; signed (?) #112 shallow copper warming pan with copper riveted heavy cast brass handles, 12 1/2"d, 17"x 3 1/4", Condition: retains original tin wash, needs extensive cleaning