18th Century Architect's Tools In Rayskin Case

A Pocket Set of Drawing Instruments by George Adams, A Pocket Set of Drawing Instruments by George Adams, English, 2nd half 18th century, brass instruments in ray-skin case with silver fittings, protr

group of 5 excellent 18th c. Battersea and Bilston enamel bonbonniere pill boxes including rare beagle dog form box, reclining spaniel box, trunk form box, box with architects tools on lid inscribed "

Antique French Architect's drafting tools in wooden traveling case. Early 20th century. Case is 16 1/2" x 19 1/2" x 1 1/2"

SHARKSKIN TOOL CASES, LOT OF TWO, each with hinged lid and fitted interior, one with brass escutcheon, one caliper present. Late 18th/early 19th century. 6 5/8" and 7 1/8" H.Small example lacking top

COMPLETE SET OF DRAWING INSTRUMENTSLondon, Late 18th/Early 19th CenturyBears label of W. & S. Jones, London. Ray skin case.Case height 6.75". Width 2.75".

18th c English Scarifier, brass " bleeding" tool with spring loaded mechanism and multiple steel blades with steel trigger and depth adjustment knob. Original case, 1 1/2" h x 2" w, good condition

Western Europe, England or France, Georgian era, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A charming etui case made from shagreen (stingray or shark skin) with silver fittings and a wood compartment that ho

having hinged fold over top with pull out front leg top supports, the case with two short over one long drawer. England, late 18th century. Closed: 29 3/4" high, 34" wide, 17" deep; open: 33 1/2" deep

Used to lace fat through tough cuts of meat for a more tender meal, tin, in a case, 18th or 19th century. Length 11 inches.

ABNER HATHAWAY CASED QUADRANT18th CenturyHardwood frame with boxwood measure. Wedge-shaped wooden case.Case length 21.5î. Width 18.5î.

CASED SET OF DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS18th CenturySilver-mounted shagreen case. Rule marked "Crichton London".Case height 6.75". Width 3".

From a Mount Vernon NY estate. - Dimensions: 23.5" x 22" x13.5"

French Provincial Louis XV period commode, late 18th c., case en arbalete, fitted with three drawers, carved with foliates, rising on cabriole legs, restoration to front right foot, approx 40.5"h, 55.

Spanish inlaid vargueno cabinet, 18th c., case with contrasting floral marquetry, iron corner mounts and carrying handles, central door flanked by three drawers to either side, door opening to three i

Tall chest, 18th C., maple with yellow poplar secondary, flat top with two short drawers over four long, brown finish, likely an early 18th C. case with rose heads, large dovetails, back boards doveta

Italian, 18th century, case with pale blue paint with ebonized moldings and mustard, terracotta, and dark blue painted panels, bronze escutcheons, tenoned and dovetailed construction, 37-1/4 x 57 x 25

Early New England blanket chest with original red paint and notch carved vertical corner edges. Probably Connecticut. Provenance: Derik Pulito. 18th century. Case W 41" D 17-1/4" H 24-1/4". Copy and p

Pine Chest Over Drawer, New England, 18th century. Case with double arch molding above a drawer, (losses to molding, old surface), 96cm wide, 50cm deep, 96cm high (38 3/4in wide, 20in deep, 38in high)

18th Century clock case. As found broken arch pediment, rope turned columns and brass mounts. William Doyle gallery sticker on top. No works.

18th Century brass fireplace tools and a 19th Century wood and iron bellows. Dimensions: Shovel: L 26" Condition: Top of poker does not screw tightly, bellows with distressed surface and bent nozzle,

A Queen Anne or George I English tall case clock by John Shaw (English, active 1675-1718). The brass face decorated with foliate details and putti holding crowns in the corners, surmounted by mythical

Brass dial engraved with the name W. Brownlie Hamilton and the date 1753, with applied figural and foliate decoration. Mahogany case with geometric satinwood inlay. Surmounted with eagle. H. 93 1/4" W

18TH C TALL CASE CLOCK PLYMOUTH CT., ORIGINAL PAINTED FACE WHIP SHIP DECORATION, CLOCK NOT WORKING, 80T X 18W X 10D

Group of (4) 18th c. fire tools from the 18th c. Todd Homestead, Cross River N.Y..