WILLIAM CHARLES JOHN PITCHER 'C. WILHELM' (ENGLISH,

Titled Covent Gardens, Hades and signed "Wilhelm 81'". Ink watercolor and gouache. Likely the work of William John Charles Pitcher. On heavy paper laid to another sheet. Work measures 5" x 9" light ma

Six George III Silver Meat Skewers. L to R; William Bateman, London, 1835, 2.9 ozt. J. Prime of Birmingham, English, C. 1830, silver plated. John Lloyd, Dublin, C. 1773. 2.5 ozt. Charles Wright, Londo

(5) English & American sterling serving utensils, 19th c., incl. a William Gibson & John Langman English asparagus server, a pair of Charles Murray Scottish repousse berry spoons, and an American serv

ArtistWilliam John Charles Pitcher (1858-1925) Title: Theatre costume design Date: 1883 Medium: watercolour on paper Dimensions: 9x6" Description: William John Charles Pitcher (21 March 1858 – 2

Artist: William John Charles Pitcher (1858-1925) Title: Theatre costume design Date: 1882 Medium: watercolour on paper Dimensions: 9x5.5" Description: William John Charles Pitcher (21 March 1858 &#821

Artist: William John Charles Pitcher (1858-1925) Title: Theatre costume design Date: 1883 Medium: watercolour on paper Dimensions: 9x5.5" Description: William John Charles Pitcher (21 March 1858 &#821

Artist: William John Charles Pitcher (1858-1925) Title: Theatre costume design Date: 1882 Medium: watercolour on paper Dimensions: 9x5.5" Description: William John Charles Pitcher (21 March 1858 &#821

ArtistWilliam John Charles Pitcher (1858-1925) Title: Theatre costume design Date: 1882 Medium: watercolour on paper Dimensions: 9x6" Description: William John Charles Pitcher (21 March 1858 – 2

Artist: ART COLLECTION FROM William John Charles Pitcher (1858-1925) In the Style of William John Charles Pitcher Title: Theatre costume design Date: 1910 Medium: watercolour on paper Dimensions: 9X5.

Charles Meigh large English unglazed drabware pitcher circa 1844, decorated in high relief with "The Orgy of Bacchus," a Classical scene of satyrs, bacchantes, cherubs, grapes, and vines, underside wi

The most exceptional piece of early 19th century English polychromed pearlware we've encountered. Dated 1829, commemorating or celebrating the union of John and Sarah Osborn, replete with hand painted

Including: (2) N. Harding, George Carlton, George Turner? (English), C & J Warner, John Burger?, and Charles Hequoembourg, 5 1/2 inches (and under). 2.7 troy ounces.

JOHN CHARLES MAGGS (BRIT. 1819-1895), OIL ON CANVAS, 19TH C ENGLISH SCHOOL, H 14", W 26", "PASSING STONEHENGE":John Charles Maggs (British 1819 - 1995). Depicts passing stagecoaches at Stonehenge. Car

English, c. 1800. Acct impressed Turner. The reserve panels depict Charlotte at the tomb of Weathor and Domestic. One bears an old collection label from the Kanter Collection. 8"h Provenance: The Kant

John & William Ridgway partial dessert service, c. 1814-1830, English, (22) pieces, transferware stone china in the "Columbia" pattern, comprising: (1) pedestal comport, (6) assorted small serving dis

(11) Majolica Pottery Pitchers, Cups and Salts to include Frie Onnaing made in France no. 26 pitcher, 4 3/4"H, flake to rim, mid 19th C English majolica pitcher, 8 1/4"H, majolica cherry blossom pitch

Early 19th c. silhouettes of three gentlemen. William Cooper Hall, Charles Cooper & John Taylor Hall, 1826 black & white paper, gold & black reverse painting on glass. All three have labels on the bac

DESCRIPTION: Antique John Gould (English, 1804-1881) and William Matthew Hart hand colored ornithology lithograph. Depicting three vibrant Grey-capped Wagtails among details of grass and boulders and

Europe, England, John Goldar (engraver, English, 1729-1795) after John Taylor (painter, English, c. 1585-1651), "William Shakespear (e)" line engraving, published 1785 CE. A line engraving of the lege

Pr George Washington prints, c/o John Sartain (English, 1807-1897), steel engraving of Washington and family, and color lithograph portrait, pub A.W. Elson, Boston, largest 31" x 23" overall, both in

EARLY STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE EDWARD BARNARD English sterling silver 4 piece tea service set by Edward, Edward Jr., John, & William Barnard of London, c. 1830. Set includes a coffeepot (729.2 gram

An early 18th century molded form horn snuff box possibly by John Obrisset bearing the image of Charles I. The oval box with molded top and fitted base. length 10.5 cm (4 1/4 in.) Provenance: Abbey An

English sterling silver vegetable serving dish, James Deakin & Sons (John and William F. Deakin), c.1902, serpentine rim with foliate and shell details, Sheffield hallmarks,surface wear to interior an

A fine and heavy English sterling silver stuffing / dressing spoon in the King's pattern. Hallmarks for William Eley, Charles Eley and Henry Eley, London 1824 (this three brother partnership had a ver