18TH CENTURY ENGLISH TRANSIT LEVEL

Brass surveyor's transit telescope and compass, probably English (unmarked), with adjustable telescope, compass with bubble level, etc. Circa early 20th century. Appears to be in very good condition.

A very good eighteenth century English gilt wood mirror with brass candle arms. Ht: 42" Wd: 20"

Early 18th century tall case clock with a very fine marquetry inlaid walnut case, with movement by John Ellicott. One of the most famous 18th Century English clockmakers, John Ellicott was born in 170

English carved gilt wood mirror, 18th century, with center plumed shell crest flanked by winged serpents over floral and foliate basket shell, with dolphin and foliate scroll motifs, 69" h x 36" w.

18th Century English William And Mary Oyster Veneer Chest on Stand. The oyster veneer throughout with inlaid decoration to the top; two short drawers over three graduated drawers; the base with barley

English School untitled portrait, 18th century, oil on canvas, half-length painting depicting a gentleman with wig, brown jacket, blue waistcoat, sword, his arm resting on a draped table, apparently u

18th century English School portrait, depicting a British nobleman, oil on canvas, labeled "Lowther Castle, Westmoreland, Earl of Londsdale, the Room of the Westmoreland Worthies," having gilt frame,

An antique late 18th Century English mahogany Apothecary or Medicine travel box. The square Apothecary box has a compartment that can be locked with a key, a large number of sections, and drawers with

English, 18th Century. William and Mary style oak and elm four drawer chest with molding trimmed drawers, paneled ends and bun feet. Approx. h. 36.5", w. 38", d. 20.5" .

An eighteenth century English oak three drawer chest. Ht: 36.75" Wd: 40.75" Dpth: 23.75"

18th Century English oak linen press having a stepped cornice over inscribed initials and date above two raised panel doors all over a stepped base with three over two drawers. Great color. Size: 74"H

English George II mahogany chest on chest, late 18th to early 19th century, having a rectangular top with a dentil molded cornice, above two drawers over six drawers, the whole rising on bracket feet,

18th Century and Newer, English, Oak & Elm 4-Drawer Chest. William & Mary style with molding trimmed drawers, paneled ends and bun feet. 36.5" H, 38" W, 20.5" W

Antique English 18th century longcase clock by J.N. Matthews of Leighton with thirty hour movement, brass face with original spandrels. Measures approximately 19"x10"x84". Matthews Clock making family

18th Century English Oak valuables cabinet consisting of what appear as nine locking draws (3 are double draws) each of which has ripple type applied carving and each of which has a ornate wrought iro

English oak table, 17th to 18th century, with single drawer, 29" h x 31" w x 18" d.

18th Century English Figural Oil Painting by the prominent English Portrait artist James Northcote (British, 1746-1831), and long time student and assistant to the English Master Sir Joushua Reynolds

Northern Europe, England, London, 114 Borough, ca. late 18th to 19th century CE. An impressive folding knife known as a gentleman's hunting knife presenting a steel blade and an antler handle, both sk

Pair of late 18th century English engravings by W. Watts after T. Sandby, first published in 'The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent' 1778-1799, the first titled 'Montreal near Sev

Late 18th or early 19th century English mahogany gentleman's chest, the serpentine top surmounting two short and three long drawers, raised on splayed legs, 41"h x 41.25"w x 17.75"d.

18th century. English bracket mantle clock with etched brass dial with Roman numerals and mount with monogram FJB and Anno 1778. illegible signature Johan..?...; Two subsidiary dials inthe arch for re

This dumbwaiter was made in England during the late-18th century to early-19th century, circa 1790. This piece is made of solid Cuban mahogany and features a traditional double surface with reeded edg

English School, early 18th century oil on canvas depicting a portrait of Sir John Rogers, 2nd Baronet (British, 1676-1744), later appointed Recorder of Plymouth in 1717, apparently unsigned, 36"h x 28

late 18th century English School Still life of hanging trout and orange unsigned oil on canvas 17 x 24"