Appraisal ID: 11402 Appraised On: Sep 25, 2006 Market Value: $ 1,200.00 Replacement Value: $ 1,500.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: 20th century Tabriz from Iran with ivory open field and elongated red and light green center medallion and light blue main border. Medium pile in good condition. Size: 6’7″ x 10’6″. Tabriz is the capitol and the […]

Appraisal ID: 11542 Appraised On: Oct 24, 2006 Market Value: $ 150.00 Replacement Value: $ 195.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: Ca. mid 19th century ovoid shape two gallon stoneware jug stamped Walker & Co., Boston, Mass., measuring 15″ high. Good condition. Stoneware was made of finer and denser clays and fired in a kiln much hotter than

Appraisal ID: 11301 Appraised On: Aug 28, 2006 Market Value: $ 1,800.00 Replacement Value: $ 2,200.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: The heavily carved figural relief, possibly made from Honduras mahogany, along with the hand-decorated leather panels are representative of a high quality artisan’s work that typically today are found throughout the Caribbean. The leather is possibly from

Appraisal ID: 10243 Appraised On: Jan 15, 2006 Market Value: $ 1,600.00 Replacement Value: $ 2,000.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: This is a matching dining room set consisting of an extension table, four upholstered side chairs, and a server with low backsplash. All are attributed to the Watertown Table Slide Company and estimated to be circa 1920s.

Appraisal ID: 11330 Appraised On: Aug 30, 2006 Market Value: $200.00-$300.00 Replacement Value: $300.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: John O. Mead was born in Connecticut circa 1796. He worked from 1830 to 1835 as a silverplater in Chicopee Massachusetts overseeing the plating and gilding work at N. P. Ames Manufacturing Company. He then worked from about 1835

Appraisal ID: 11365 Appraised On: Sep 08, 2006 Market Value: $ 325.00 Replacement Value: $ 450.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: This is a 19th century Chinese low table with ivory or bone and wood inlay detail and highly carved legs with phoenix motif. The table uses the traditional mortise and tenon construction and is in very good

Appraisal ID: 11273 Appraised On: Aug 21, 2006 Market Value: $ 800.00 Replacement Value: $ 1,000.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: Stultz & Bauer upright piano, maple case, cira 1960’s. Size: 58″ Long, 25″ Deep, 38″ High. Very good condition. Stultz & Bauer, of New York CIty, was a company solely owned by the Bauer family, who personally

Appraisal ID: 10270 Appraised On: Jan 18, 2006 Market Value: $ 75.00 Replacement Value: $ 100.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: This is a Purim plate. It appears to be made of brass (not copper) though such plates are often made of pewter or even silvered pewter. The maker and age of this particular plate are unknown. The

Appraisal ID: 11541 Appraised On: Oct 23, 2006 Market Value: $ 75.00 Replacement Value: $ 100.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: Circa 1940’s “Super Chief” tricycle manufactured by the Lake Mfg. Co., Lansing, MI. Good condition with original paint, handles and pedals. The word tricycle has been in use since the early 19th century and stems from the

Appraisal ID: 11378 Appraised On: Sep 12, 2006 Market Value: $ 40.00/2 Replacement Value: $ 50.00/2 APPRAISER COMMENTS: Circa first quarter 20th century porcelain pitchers/creamers with fruit motif and gilt decoration. Marked “Made in Germany.” Size: 4″H. Good condition. The label “Made in Germany” was originally introduced to Britain by the Merchandise Marks Act of