A few examples of appraisal values for
W H GRINDLEY CO

• WH GRINDLEY & CO ENGLISH FLOW
  WH GRINDLEY & CO ENGLISH FLOW BLUE PLATES CA. 1914-1925. Set of 9 in The Hofburg pattern 9 3/4'' dia.
• Dovetailed walnut, pewter, and cast
  Dovetailed walnut, pewter, and cast iron coffee grinder, original drawer, 7" square, found in Chester County Estimate $100-200
• Lot of assorted transferware and
  Lot of assorted transferware and other porcelain plates. Includes three W.H. Grindley & Co transfer plates (two 8.5'' and one 10'') one ''Great Republic 1853'' Lenox 10.75'' plate a Wedgwood transfer ''Harvard University 1941'' 10.5'' plate a Wood & Son floral & cobalt 9.5'' plate a ''Quebec'' cobalt blue 9'' plate and a Blue Danube 10.5'' plate. Condition: some wear and minor loss to transfer on W.H. Grindley plates see images. Shipping weight: 10 lbs.
• Walnut, pewter, and iron coffee
  Walnut, pewter, and iron coffee grinder, dovetailed, original drawer, found in Chester County, 7 1/4" sq. loss to rim of bowl Estimate $80-120
• A Coles Manufacturing Cast Iron
  A Coles Manufacturing Cast Iron Double-Wheeled Coffee Grinder Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th Century embossed Coles Mfg Co. Phil. PA to wheels and further embossed to base. Height 13 inches. Property from the Collection of Retta Park, Tucson, Arizona
• WHIRLIGIG GRINDING WHEELA small
  WHIRLIGIG GRINDING WHEELA small early 20th century Maine whirligig with a metal figure of a man turning a grinding wheel. The man has a painted tie and jacket. (H: 7.5" ; L: 18"; W: 3.5"). Field Collection.
• THREE SHELVES OF MOSTLY W.H.
  THREE SHELVES OF MOSTLY W.H. GRINDLEY FLOW BLUE TABLEWARE Three shelves of mostly W.H. Grindley flow blue tableware, in the Lorne pattern including plates, serving dishes, pitchers etc.
• KENTUCKY STONEWARE, GRIGGS
  KENTUCKY STONEWARE, GRIGGS GRINSTEAD & HUFFMANTwo Kentucky stoneware pottery jars. 1st item - Ky stoneware jar marked P.A.H. for P.A. Huffman (Philip A. Huffman, Madison County, Kentucky, working circa 1847-1857) and impressed 1 gallon capacity mark. Two incised lines around upper shoulder. 9 1/2"H. Third quarter of 19th century. 2nd item - Large KY jar with lug handles and two incised lines on upper shoulder, impressed mark " Griggs & Grinstead Waco KY" , and impressed 5 gallon capacity mark (attributed to John Parker Grinstead and Lucien Griggs, Madison Co., KY). 18"H. Third quarter of the 19th century. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1st item - two outside rim edge chips. 2nd item - one large outside rim edge chip.
• COFFEE GRINDER. Labeled
  COFFEE GRINDER. Labeled ''Bronson-Walton Co. Cleveland Ohio'' early 20th century tin and wood. Patriotic lithographed designs. 10 1/2''h. Ex Nellie Momchilov sold at Garth's May 21 1993.
• 19th c. Enterprise coffee grinder
  19th c. Enterprise coffee grinder (Model #2 Phil. Pa.). 15 1/2'' Ht.
• W. James McGlynn, American 20th
  W. James McGlynn, American 20th c, w/c, "Breck's Mill and CID House", 17" x 24" Estimate $400-600
• W. James McGlynn, American 20th
  W. James McGlynn, American 20th c, w/c, "Breck's Mill Shadows", 17 1/2" x 23 1/2" Estimate $400-600
• STAR MILL NO. 6 COFFEE GRINDER.
  STAR MILL NO. 6 COFFEE GRINDER. Double wheeled grinder with old red paint and eagle finial. Cast signature ''Star Mill Philadelphia''. 29''h. 19''w. 20''d.
• W. James McGlynn, American 20th
  W. James McGlynn, American 20th c, w/c, "Breck's Mill Reflection", 19" x 24" Estimate $400-600
• Flow blue: ''Argyle'' W.H.
  Flow blue: ''Argyle'' W.H. Grinley pattern oval platter 18'' l. and two covered tureens minor wear to finish.
• Enterprise cast iron counter top
  Enterprise cast iron counter top coffee grinder; mounted on wood base, stencil and embossed lettering, pat. Phila. 1873, 22"H. Good condition.
• 19th c. coffee grinder ''The
  19th c. coffee grinder ''The Swift Mill Lane Bros. Poughkeepsie N.Y.'' 25'' Ht.
• After Wm Cogsdell, b&w engraving by
  After Wm Cogsdell, b&w engraving by John Gartain, General Grant and His Family, published by Bradley & Co, Philadelphia, 1868, 24 1/2" x 18 1/2" image, some stains at edges Estimate $100-200
• Early 20th c. ''Lawn Mowers And
  Early 20th c. ''Lawn Mowers And Grinding Dept.'' (painted on wood). Found in New York State. 14'' x 27 1/2''.
• W.&L.E. Gurley, Troy, NY, USA, 1845
  W.&L.E. Gurley, Troy, NY, USA, 1845 US Dept of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation #6445.12, stamped 1742 U.S.R.S. 60.25"h x 1.5"w x 2.5"d
• TWO FRAMED SIGNED GRIFFITH LITHOS.A
  TWO FRAMED SIGNED GRIFFITH LITHOS.A winter scene of a woman walking with a bucket from farm buildings to a well. Also a summer/fall depiction of a black and white horse cart crossing a creek. Signed LR Griffith in pencil numbered LL. Verso label J.W. Hughes Galleries Woodward Detroit. Both: Approx. 13'' H x 10.25'' W sight 21'' H x 17.5'' W frame. Circa early 20th century. Private collection Campbellsville Ky.
• National Specialty Mfg Co cast iron
  National Specialty Mfg Co cast iron coffee grinder, 13" h, original paint Estimate $300-500
• Wiley Meaders churn, lug and
  Wiley Meaders churn, lug and strap handles, runny dark olive alkaline glaze, Griffin notes: "Attributed by John Burrison to Wiley Meaders, 1875-1965, White County, Georgia, 18 in. Surface anomalies as made, good condition.
• Cast iron grain grinder by Hey,
  Cast iron grain grinder by Hey, Philadelphia, PA 16"h x 26"w; together with a coffee grinder signed B.L. and a pine storage box
• W. James McGlynn, American 20th
  W. James McGlynn, American 20th c, w/c, "Walker's Mill Summer", 18" x 23" Estimate $400-600
• ELGIN NATIONAL COFFEE MILL #46
  ELGIN NATIONAL COFFEE MILL #46 Number 46 Cast Iron Countertop Coffee Grinder, wheels marked "Woodruff & Edwards Co., Elgin, Ill." and "Elgin National", with wooden handle, removable collection pan, original painted and stenciled surface, 22 1/4" high, 15" x 12". Paint losses, missing eagle finial, wheel doesn't turn.
• Samuel W. Griggs (Massachusetts,
  Samuel W. Griggs (Massachusetts, 1827-1898), New Hampshire Landscape, signed lower left "S.W. Griggs", old tape verso with "Lasala 10-3-66/RD #1 Cochranville, PA" and "…purchased by grandfather William Granville Haw
• WINTER IN THE COUNTRY - GRIST
  WINTER IN THE COUNTRY - GRIST MILL BY CURRIER & IVES. Large folio handcolored lithograph on paper. C# 6738 one of the Old and New Best 50. Opaque colors. Minor imperfections. 22 1/2''h. 28 3/4''w. in a frame 26 1/2''h. 33 1/2''w. The title reads ''The Old Grist Mill''. Mat burn. Taped to underside of mat . Bottom 2 3/8'' sides 7/8'' top 1 3/4''.
• FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG. Ohio late
  FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG. Ohio late 20th century softwood. Gentleman in a top hat with original paint signed ''Koosed 1981'' (Paige and Larry Koosed). 13''h.
• COFFEE GRINDER. Philladelphia
  COFFEE GRINDER. Philladelphia late 19th century. Double wheel Enterprise coffee grinder embossed with ''514 / PAT JULY 12 98''. Decorated with red and blue paint and polychrome decals. Top to canister is missing. 26.5''h with 17''d. wheels.
• VINTAGE JOHN WRIGHT COFFEE MILL
  VINTAGE JOHN WRIGHT COFFEE MILL Mid-20th c. Red and Yellow Cast Iron Table Top Coffee Grinder, by John Wright Inc., Wrightsville, PA, with wooden drawer below the mill, wheel embossed with maker's name, set on a square wooden base, 12" high, 10 1/4" x 7". Paint losses.
• CLIFTON WHEELER O/C LANDSCAPE,
  CLIFTON WHEELER O/C LANDSCAPE, SPLITTING WOODClifton Wheeler (Indiana, 1883-1953), oil on canvas impressionist painting depicting a man splitting wood outside a shed. Signed and dated, C.A. Wheeler '09 lower left. Likely original gilt carved frame. Sight: 17 1/2" h x 23 1/2" W. Frame: 25 1/8" H x 31 1/8" W. Artist Biography (courtesy Askart: The Artists' Bluebook) - Indiana-born Clifton Wheeler studied art in New York under William Merritt Chase, Robert Henri and Kenneth Hayes Miller. He also studied in Italy and Paris, where he became friends with Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso. He was urged to stay in New York, but returned to Indiana, where he taught for many years at the Herron Art Institute and Butler University. During the summers, he taught at the University of Colorado in Boulder but also traveled to paint in the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, as well as in the mountains of North Carolina and upstate New York. He won numerous awards in his lifetime and was a member of the Portfolio Club, the Indiana Artists Club, and the Society of Western Artists. He was one of two artists selected to represent Indiana at the World's Fairs in New York and San Francisco. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Canvas slightly loose in frame. General craquelure. Patch on back at left center edge revealed in blacklight amongst grey foliage. Gilt frame with cracks in molded decoration and older 1 3/4" loss inner rim.
• 2 COFFEE GRINDERSca. mid 19th-early
  2 COFFEE GRINDERSca. mid 19th-early 20th century; signed (branded) "J. Fisher, Warr" drawer box coffee mill with dovetail constructed cherry wood box, large flange mounted burr mill and large sheet metal hopper, grinder has accents on S-shape crank with wood knob, retains original dark surface, 8"x 8"x 10 1/4" with 10" crank, Condition: branded behind drawer box, cracked top; paper labeled "Belmont Hardware Co" wooden cylinder shaped drawer box mill with tin sided drawer, cast iron crank and mounted handle, retains partial original paper label that is partially legible, 7 1/4"d, 8 1/2"x 12" with 6" crank, Condition: good
• Early 19th C. iron coffee grinder
  Early 19th C. iron coffee grinder mounted to a maple and oak pedestal stand 37”H, with early 19th C. birch and maple yarn winder 39”H. Condition: yarn winder missing the counter, both with wear CT Transfer Fee $20
• W. James McGlynn, American,
  W. James McGlynn, American, DE/PA, 20th c, w/c, Rear View From Walker's Mill, 12" x 16", nicely framed and matted Estimate $300-500
• 19th c. decorated one gallon jug
  19th c. decorated one gallon jug ''D.W. Graves Westmoreland (N.Y. C. 1855-75). 12'' Ht.