George III Bank of England dollar 1804,

Great Britain. Bank of England Dollar, 1804. S.3768; Dav-101; ESC-144; KM-Tn1. George III. Obverse laureate draped bust of King. Reverse; Britannia. NGC graded About Uncirculated Detail (Cleaned). Es

1804 George III Bank of England five shillings silver coin.

Great Britain Bank of England, George III, 5 Shillings, (KM.Tn1), 1804, NGC AU58.

Dated 1811 A.D. Laureate bust. Obv: profile bust with GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA REX legend. Rev: BANK / TOKEN / 1S 6D in three lines with date below within wreath. S. 3771. 7.14 grams. (). Property of a

A George III Silver and Cut-Glass Caduceus Egg Cruet attributed to Rebecca Eames and Edward Barnard wi

Dated 1811 AD. Bank of England issue, draped and laureate bust. Obv: profile bust with GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA REX legend. Rev: with BANK / TOKEN / 3 SHILLINGS in three lines and date below, within wr

19th century A.D. Group comprising contemporary copies: George III, bank token, 30 pence (1808), shillings (2; 1816, 1818); George IV, gilt shilling (1826); South Africa, 1 pond (1896). 26.81 grams to

King George III of England (1738-1820) Circa June 1, 1798 Letter to “Our Trusty & Well Loved Robert Holt". Toning and slight creasing to paper. Measures 12" H x 8" W (sight), frame measures 16" H x

1797 Great Britain George III Counterstamped Bank

1821 1ed Life of George III of England Revolutionary War Colonial America Huish Robert Huishs “Public and Private Life of George III” is one of the best account of the life and reign of Ge

Antique, 19th Century, Georgian English sterling silver pumpkin motif coffee pot, sugar & creamer 3pc coffee service set by silversmith Mary Sumner. Circa: King George III London, England 1808. Hallma

Royal Military commission granting a captaincy to Henry Wastell, Gentleman, dated 27 October 1760 and signed by William Pitt (the elder), Prime Minister of England and HRH King George III of England.

Royal Military commission granting a captaincy to Henry Wastell, Gentleman, dated 27 October 1760 and signed by William Pitt (the elder), Prime Minister of England and HRH King George III of England.

1799 Voyage to CHINA & Tartary Illustrated Botany Canoes George Staunton An impressive work describing the voyage of the first embassy sent to China and Tartary by King George III of England in 1792.

[GEORGE III, KING OF ENGLAND (1738-1820)]. Long Live the King copper button. N.p., [1789].   35 mm diameter copper button, 1-piece impressed design with soldered loop shank (wear to edges, loss o

[GEORGE III, KING OF ENGLAND (1738-1820)]. Long Live the King gilt copper button. N.p., [1789].   35 mm diameter copper button, 1-piece impressed design with soldered loop shank (oxidation, verdi

George III Mahogany Armchair, England, early Stair & Co. lable, pierced back with scrolled arms, carved ball and claw feet, ht. 37 in.

George III Oak Dresser, England, late 18th century, in two parts, the molded cornice with pierced frieze above one long over two short plate shelves that are flanked by cupboard doors, the base with r

HRH Geo III (1738-1820), a letter "... this establishment of a Regiment and companies of foot", "..in the 14th year of our reign". Revolutionary war content? Letter 9 11/16" x 8". Not examined out of

George III Giltwood Mirror, England, late 18th/early 19th century, rectangular shaped frame with indented sides and oval mirror center, 30 1/4 x 42 in. For further information on this lot please visit

George III King of England George III Stamp Act, Superb Example. Ex Forbes "Anno quinto Georgii III. Regis. Cap. XII. An Act for granting and applying certain Stamp Duties, and other Duties,

George III style settee, England, 20th c., decorated with painted figural and floral representations, a triple cane back over swags and cane seat, flanking tapering arms on turned supports, rising on

After Grinling Gibbons George III-style chair England, c. 1780 Provenance: Gwynby Antiques, Cleveland Heights carved mahogany, upholstery 39.5 h x 24.5 w x 25.25 d in (100 x 62 x 64 cm) <

Two-piece grouping of English Georgian sterling silver comprising: a 1730 George II armorial sugar caster (London, marks rubbed with additional Britannia mark), and an 1804 George III pierced sugar ba