18th century iron ships Anchor

An antique porcelain urn vase with a hand-painted " en grisaille" portrait of a lady, the underside of the vase marked with an apocryphal 18th century iron red anchor mark for Chelsea - Derby porcelai

Antique 18th or 19th Century Iron Ship’s Signal Salute Cannon, used to signal or salute passing ships from deck, heavy cast iron, anchored by large bands to wooden timber block carriage, remnants of

Probably meant to be the HMS Victory, Lord Nelson's Flaship, in triumphant display of all signal flags with all sails furled (so at anchor) except the Admiral's Ensign (as he was killed in battle). Wo

18th century iron signal cannon New Base, 36 in long, some pitting and wear

Cast iron ship's anchor nautical-themed andirons, early 20th century, on arched penny feet and with short, curving billet bars. 14" H X 10.25" W X 8.5" G. Age-appropriate wear and some minor surface r

Chelsea iron red anchor period molded shaped dish, 18th century, having a shaped border with leaf and vine sprays flanking the central floral spray, and rising on an oval base, 10"w x 8"d Provenance:

Dated 1793 A.D. Lincolnshire, Wainfleet. Obv: Wainfleet Abbey view with 1459 below and FOUNDED BY WILLIAM WAYNEFLETE legend. Rev: Hope standing leaning on anchor with ship in background and WAINFLEET

Painted with a landscape, with wrought iron fittings, 18th century, 90 x 33 x 38 cm.

An 18th century building star, hand forged iron, mounted on a museum iron stand. These stars. anchor plates, were attached to a tie-rod and used to reinforce the exterior walls on masonry houses in th

Museum quality carved wooden model of an 18th century English Royal Frigate ship on stand. Comes fully assembled with cloth sails, flags, anchors, canons, life boats & components. Measures approx. 42"

Museum quality carved wooden model of an 18th century English Royal Frigate ship on stand. Comes fully assembled with cloth sails, flags, anchors, canons, life boats & components. Measures approx. 42"

Museum quality carved wooden model of an 18th century English Royal Frigate ship on stand. Comes fully assembled with cloth sails, flags, anchors, canons, life boats & components. Measures approx. 42"

A Pair of English Bocage Porcelain Figural Groups Attributed to Bow, London, Second Half 18th Century each with a Bow anchor and dagger mark in iron red to the underside. Height of taller example 8 in

Rare Middle Passage 18th Century Slave Shackle, Likely for a Female Cast iron shackles of the type used to restrain enslaved people aboard the lower decks of a ship during the Middle Passage crossing

Late 18th C Japanese Sailor Ship Chest, Funadansu. Five Drawers, One With A Lock For Valuables. Made Of Heavy Zelkova Wood. All Metal Hardware Is Hand Forged Iron. Locks Are Working With Key. 12.5 W X

Cast Iron Shackles From Middle Passage 18th - early 19th century Ankle shackles of the type used to restrain enslaved people aboard ships during the Middle Passage crossing the Atlantic from Africa to

Matched pair of wooden ship's rigging deadeyes attached to original hand forged iron strap hinges - each 23"L - layers of old paint - late 18th to early 19th century. Some use chips to wood, otherwise

18th C. iron, hearth cooking devices, including: hanging meat hooks (with wall bracket) 13”H, footed trivet 21”L, swiveling trivet, 24”L, hanging pot holder 10”H, and standing

Very rare 18th century, adjustable heights, double candle holder with rare type rush holder with curled ends, (rush pinches / slides into holder), cone and cylinder shape candle cups, tripod legs, pen

18TH C IRON TABLE TOP CANDLE STANDARD, 18TH C OR EARLY 19TH C TWO CANDLE ADJUSTABLE CANDLE HOLDER WITH PENNY FEET. 23 " TALL X 12" WIDE AT THE CANDLE HOLDERS. ALL ORIGINAL SURFACES.

18TH C IRON FOUR CANDLE CHANDELIER 25 X 22

18TH C IRON TRAMMEL SINGLE CANDLEHOLDER, 22 1/2" TO 35"

Two floor model examples, taller wrought iron and adjustable up and down square plate with four candle holders, the shaft twisted at bottom on tripod penny foot base, 42”H, the smaller wrought i

Rare 18th c. iron measure, dated 1764 and initialed, "EES KED", 18 1/4"l