An English Mourning Needlework Panel Depicting Fame Decorating Shakespeare's Tomb

silk and watercolor, depicting a woman placing flowers at a tomb, 11.5x9.5in.

A silk needlework panel: Shakespeare's The TempestAmerican or Englishearly 19th centuryDepicting Prospero and Miranda welcoming Ferdinand.17 x 17in (43 x 43cm)

A 19th Century Georgian silk embroidered mourning piece depicting a maiden placing a garland on the tomb of Shakespeare. Surrounded by a verre eglomise glass panel and gilt frame. Sight of embroidery:

English, 18th century. Walnut Georgian fireplace pole screen having an adjustable needlework panel depicting a musician playing for a dog, rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. Provenance: From the Lifet

ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK SILK PANEL LATE 17TH CENTURY worked in silk on silk in various embroidery stitches, the square panel depicting a woman in the centre of a garden flanked by a stumpwork pear tree and

Queen Anne Mahogany Firescreen, 18thc. The square frame fitted with an antique needlework tapestry panel, 18thc, depicting a village scene with town buildings, the foreground with bulls confronting th

English silk needlework mourning picture. early 19th century, depicting a young woman with mirror beneath a tree, within later silvered wood frame, overall: 15"h x 13.25"w

Painted embroidery with crewel work depicting a lady in Classical dress mourning by a tomb monument, in an oval gilt gesso frame. Some toning and pulls. Sight 10"h x 7.5"w, frame 13"h x 10.5"w. Waterc

English Baroque Needlework Mounted Fire Screen. The arched folding three panels overall upholstered in richly worked floral tapestry depicting carnations, bellflowers, dahlias and tulips on scrolling

ENGLISH CREWEL WORK PICTORIAL FRAGMENT PANEL, wool on linen, stylized needlework depicting an outdoor scene featuring a king figure in the center wearing a crown and holding a staff with a dog sitting

English Arts & Crafts stained glass panel depicting a robed woman holding a chalice and scepter. The composition is accented with gilt decoration. The stained glass is framed between two glass panels.

signed upper left "Barbara Adams. her work. Aged 14 years. March 15, 1748", depicting a courting couple in a landscape with manor houses in the distance Provenance: The Estate of Judith Krantz, Bel Ai

English, 16th century. A rectangular carved oak relief panel depicting St. George slaying the dragon, the carving presented in high relief with some elements carved in the round, with the fallen drago

Depicting Shakespeare, the Spendthrift and Miser in high relief. Deep blue decoration wonderfully molded.

FIVE PIECES OF BLUE STAFFORDSHIRECirca 1840Four teapots, one depicting Benjamin Franklin's tomb and the others with scenic decoration, and a covered sugar bowl depicting an English manor house with a

Collection of 13 engravings after paintings by Robert Smirke RA (English, 1753-1845). 13 prints in total all depicting scenes from Shakespeare's plays, published by Hurst, Robinson & Co. and R. Jennin

Large and impressive 17th century English Jacobean carved oak hall bench, having a scrolling pediment top with relief carved designs flanking a pair of arched panels with carved busts depicting Mercur

An English Arts and Crafts Carved Oak Panel, Late 19th / Early 20th Century. Inscribed with a quote from Shakespeare's Macbeth: Act 3, Scene 4, "Now Good Digestion Wait on Appetite". Dim

AN ANTIQUE ENAMEL HAIRWORK MINIATURE MOURNING RING, CIRCA 1780 in high carat yellow gold, the oval glass covered locket panel with inset miniature featuring hairwork decoration depicting an urn, the b

The yellow gold satin panel embroidered with metallic gold and silk thread depicting two dragons within a quatrefoil form needlework frame, with later indigo border with repeating dragon motif. H: 44.

Depicting a fairy holding a journal, under the slogan "Let Times News Be Known" from Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. 12.785 x 3.25. Light oxidation at pierced mounting holes. The Los Angele

English (Nottingham), 15th century. A medieval polychrome carved alabaster relief depicting the Resurrection of Christ with the large headed Jesus figure at center stepping out of the tomb flanked to

Two (2) English Derby polychrome and parcel gilt porcelain figures depicting the 18th century actor, James Quinn, in his celebrated role as Falstaff in William Shakespeare's Henry IV, wearing a lavish

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, later 18th Dynasty, reign of Thutmose IV to Amenhotep III, from the tomb of Neb-Amun (TT90) in Thebes, ca. 1401 to 1353 BCE. A stone panel fragmen