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Kiwanis Antiques Appraisal 2009

See larger Judge Bill Brewer brought a Bessie Harvey sculpture he received from the artist in 1984 as payment for some legal work he did for her.

Photo by Sherri Gardner Howell

Judge Bill Brewer brought a Bessie Harvey sculpture he received from the artist in 1984 as payment for some legal work he did for her.

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  • Special guest Joe Rosson takes a good look at Kathryn Knable’s Alabama Indestructible Doll, which dates back to the early 1900s.
  • Members of the Kiwanis and Key clubs work the appraisal fair. From left are Ken Brown, J.J. Campbell, Steve Fillmore and Art Hafner, who is Lt. Gov. for the Kentucky-Tennessee District, Division 5, for the Kiwanis.
  • Brenda McDaniel gets Joe Rosson to appraise a Mexican figurine and an etching at the Kiwanis Antique Appraisal Fair.
  • Ready to serve hungry guests at the Kiwanis Antique Appraisal Fair are Steve Fillmore, Barry Van Winkle, Jeanie Van Winkle, Pat Irby, Will McCampbell, Bob Patterson and Brenda Yancey.
  • Judge Bill Brewer brought a Bessie Harvey sculpture he received from the artist in 1984 as payment for some legal work he did for her.
  • Barbara Hammond gets her unusual chair appraised by Harold Smiddy at the Kiwanis Antique Appraisal Fair, which was a fund raiser for the Alcoa and Foothills Kiwanis Clubs and Heritage and Alcoa Key Clubs.
  • Jerry Williams, left, brought a neoclassic clock to the appraisal fair while Paulette Brewer wanted to know the value of a statue.

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