A few examples of appraisal values for
YARN WINDER

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  Turned Maple Yarn Winder: Turned Maple Yarn Winder, probably Rhode Island or Connecticut, 18th century, with finely turned and molded elements on a bulbous turned post and a tripod base with arris pad feet, with vestiges of old paint, ht. 44, winder dia. 26 1/2 in. . . Provenance: Marguerite Riordan. . The property of Brian and Pam Ehrlich . Estimate $800-1, 200 . . . Items may have wear and tear, imperfections, or the effects of aging. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Skinner shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
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  YARN WINDER - Mid 19th C. Shaker Sabbathday Lake Community wooden 'snap-reel' yarn winder. Worm geared six spoke wheel with center trigger which makes snapping sound upon so many revolutions to measure length of yarn. Set on platform with simple turned tr
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  YARN WINDERS - Lot of two 18th c. Continental yarn winders. #1 - Six spoke winding wheel on post with count clicker set on oak platform on four leg base 35'' high 26'' wide 13'' D several old replaced parts. #2 - Six arm yarn wheel with worm gear and s
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  YARN WINDER - 18th C six spoke yarn winder with nicely turned spindles and boxed clicker assembly, mounted on platform base with wide splayed turned feet, in nice old dry blue painted surface, 40"H x 27"W x 15"D, good condition.
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  Shaker Yellow-painted Wooden Clock-work Yarn Winder and an Oak Yarn Winder.
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  Brown & Sharpe, Providence yarn winder Brown & Sharpe, Providence yarn winder, 17'' h., 17'' w.
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  A Collection of Five Yarn Winders, 20th Century, A Collection of Five Yarn Winders, 20th Century, Together with three brass swifts and a Lamb knitting machine. Largest dimensions: h: 8 x w: 26 1/2 x d: 14 in.
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  An early country loom and yarn winder, probably 19th century 47" x 61" x 40", An early country loom and yarn winder, probably 19th century 47" x 61" x 40",
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  Gunthermann woman at yarn winder steam toy: Scarce Gunthermann painted tin woman at yarn winder steam toy accessory, ca. 1900, 7" h. , 3 1/2" w. , 7" d. Provenance: Morton A. Hirschberg Steam Toy Collection. Condition Figure and base repainted.
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  Plank painted tin yarn winder steam toy accessory: Plank painted tin yarn winder steam toy accessory, with makers plaque, 6 3/4" h. , 6 3/4" w. Provenance: Morton A. Hirschberg Steam Toy Collection. Condition Wear to mounting holes on base, otherwise excellent condition.
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  Unusual 19th C. Wooden Yarn Winder: Unusual 19th C. Wooden Yarn Winder with Working Gear Mechanism. 34"h x 17"d. Condition: Good with old bug damage and light losses. Condition Condition: Good with old bug damage and light losses.
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  Painted yarn winder, 19th c. : Painted yarn winder, 19th c. , retaining an old red surface, 43" h. Condition Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
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  Painted hand crank table top yarn winder, 19th c. : Painted hand crank table top yarn winder, 19th c. , retaining the original red and black surface, 24" h. , 17" w. Provenance: Estate of Dr. John A. Ferrara, Westfield, New Jersey; Pennypacker Auction, The Collection of Walter Himmelreich, October 16, 1972. Condition Very good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
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  (lot of 2) German Dresden porcelain figures, including: (1) Girl With Yarn Winder, Carl Thieme, after the original model by Michel Victor Acier (1736-1799) for Meissen, seated girl in white and red headpiece, burgundy bodice, pink bustle, striped skirt, holding yarn winder, SP Dresden mark underfoot, approx 5.75"h; (1) Woman in Bonnet, Volkstedt Porcelain Factory, woman in a white flowered bonnet, blue and yellow day jacket, floral-patterned dress, faint maker's mark on interior of base, approx 4.75"h; blacklight examination reveals old restoration to both hands and bonnet of Volkstedt figure, 1lbs total
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  SQUIRREL CAGE YARN WINDER, 19TH C. A substantial wooden yarn winder, 19th century. Hand carved wooden elements with iron hardware. Wooden frame is slotted to adjust placement of winding apparatus. Very unique and intricate design. Measures 52 inches tall by 24 inches wide and 16 inches deep with splayed legs. 
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  MAPLE AND OAK YARN WINDER, 19TH C. A counter dial maple and oak yarn winder, 19th century. Oak platform and stand with maple arms.  Measures 36 inches tall by 31 inches wide.
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  SPINNING WHEEL AND YARN WINDER. American or English, 19th century, mixed woods including oak. Both with chip carved detail. Spinning wheel, 31.5"h. 35"l. including distaff. And yarn winder with counter dial (non working). 40"h. 26.25"d. Both refinished.
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  ONE WALKING EARLY AMERICAN SPINNING WHEEL AND A YARN WINDER, WOOD PITCHER AND A DOLL STROLLEROne Walking Early American Spinning Wheel and a Yarn Winder, Wood Pitcher and a Doll Stroller,
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  19TH C. YARN WINDER AND CHECKERBOARD. Red painted yarn winder with counter, top signed, Eliza Mason March 24 1889, 44”H; 19th C. carved and painted wood checkerboard, relief carved with red paint, applied molded edge 18” x 27.5”.
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  Continental Turned Hardwood Spinning Wheel and an American Provincial Pine and Maple Yarn Winder, the wheel first quarter 19th century, probably German or Scandinavian, h. 36", and the winder second quarter 19th century.
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  19th C. yarn winder; along with another 19th C. wool winder.
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  AMERICAN YARN WINDER AND ADJUSTABLE CANDLESTAND The cruciform winder with serrated disc cog on d-shape base and tripod feet the stand with rotating two-light arm on screw post octagonal base and flared legs. 40 x 27 in. and 33 1/2 x 14 in.
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  ASSORTED ANTIQUE FURNITURE ITEMS, Including an English oak and fruitwood yarn winder with measuring mechanism, 19th century; a handcrafted mahogany skein winder, 20th century; an oak coat rack 68 1/4 in. H.; and a chestnut stand, late 19th century, 28 3/4 in. H., 26 1/4 in. W., 17 3/4 in. D.
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  TRIPOD YARN WINDER 19th c. Yard Winder, three-legged base and pegged construction, in oak and walnut, nicely turned, 34 1/2" high, 21" x 25".
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  AMERICAN YARN WINDER AND WEAVING ACCOUTREMONT. Second half 19th century. Walnut winder, 24.5"h. Hatchells, wool combs, niddy-noddy, swift and a wicker basket, 19"h.
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  AMERICAN YARN WINDER AND COBBLERS BENCH. Second quarter 19th century. Winder in mixed woods, wheel with mortised construction, base with beveled edge and chip carving and pencil post legs. Worn original red and black paint, some wear and loss. 41.5"h. 19"w. 26'd. And bench in pine and oak, welled work surface, round seat with cut out center and pencil post legs. Wear, age splits and damage. 16.75"h. 48"w. 25.5"d.
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  Loom: Macomber add a harness Model B5C 4 harness, one owner, along with accessories including: books, yarns, antique yarn winder, etc.
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  THREE BOTTLE WHIMSEYS. American, early 20th century, wood and yarn. All three have yarn winders on the inside. One has a plaque on the stopper "AB Staples". 7", 10" and 10 1/2"h.
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  19th Century Yarn Winder, all original
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  Continental carved yarn winder, 18th c., with sawtooth decoration, 13" h., 16" w.
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  Poplar yarn winder, 14" h., 14 1/2" w., together with a rye straw basket, 3 1/2" h., 10 3/4" w.
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  Rare Continental Provincial Turned Wood Rotating Yarn Winder, second quarter 19th century, the circular base supported on three bun feet and having a rotating adjustable accordion top, h. 30", dia. 24".
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  Early American Oak and Mixed Woods Mechanized Yarn Winder, ca. 1850, having a large spoked wheel and mounted to a tri-legged base, h. 44", w. 30", d. 20".
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  EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE YARN WINDER WITH EXCEPTIONAL TURNINGS AND TWO KNITTY KNOTTYS.
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  NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE RED PAINTED YARN WINDER, TWO STANDING TAPE LOOMS AND FOUR KNITTY KNOTTYS.
  Height of first 40 inches.
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  Walnut pedestal yarn winder early 19th century Box top with knob finial, six turned arms, on tripod base. H: 44 1/4 in.
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  Six arm primitive yarn winder with four leg base, old surface. 45"H. Slight damage to top board.
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  A Mixed Wood Yarn Winder,
  with turned spindles and terminations, a box column, rectangular base and splayed legs.
  40" high.
  
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  A Mixed Wood Yarn Winder,
  with turned spinner and spindles, a box column, a rectangular base with legs pegged into the base.
  40" high.
  
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  A Mixed Wood 19th C Yarn Winder,
  yellow pine, oak, etc., with turned spindles, boxed column, shaped base and splayed turned legs. Some damage, repairs.
  44" high.
  
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  Shaker items, group of three including a peel, yarn winder and divider, largest: 30.5”l, very good condition
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  Rare Shaker yarn winder, attributed to Benjamin Bailey, Alfred, Maine, in maple and oak, original red stain, stamped "BB," minor repair, 21"w x 26"d x 40.5"h, very good condition
  Provenance: Willis Henry Auction, October 12, 1992, Lot 17
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  Poplar yarn winder, 14" h., 14 1/2" w., together with a rye straw basket, 3 1/2" h., 10 3/4" w.
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  Mixed woods yarn winder, 19th c. Provenance: Estate of Dr. Elmer Lewis Smith, Bridgewater, VA.
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  Continental carved yarn winder, 18th c., with sawtooth decoration, 13" h., 16" w.
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  Three Spinning and Winding Pieces, an oak flax wheel, wooden spinning wheel, and an oak and wood yarn winder.
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  Oak Flax Wheel and Yarn Winder.
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  Red-painted Yarn Winder, New England, 18th century, with wooden geared mechanism, on vase- and ring-turned post, chip-carved platform, and tripod base, (imperfections), ht. 36 in.
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  Shaker Oval Finger Lap-sided Wooden Covered Box with Contents and a Cobalt Floral-decorated Four-gallon Stoneware Crock, contents include tin grater, four cookie cutters, two wooden clothes pins, a wooden star-form yarn winder, printing block, tin ladle and strainer, along with two long-handled ladles.
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  BOTTLE WHIMSEY. American or English 2nd half-19th century glass wood and thread. The yarn winder has turned parts the center shaft parts with diamond inlay. The turned and faceted knob retains an older finish. 8 1/2''h. Pictured in Jones Genius in a Bottle p. 36.