EARLY ENGLISH POETS . 9 Vols. GROSART, Rev. Alexander

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English School, early 19th Century Portrait of a boy, traditionally identified as Llewelyn Wynne, full-length, with his dog oil on canvas 131 x 89cm (51 9/16 x 35 1/16in). Footnotes: The present

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circa early 1900's beautifully carved English mahogany partners desk in the Adams manner, pedestal base, J.T. Needs, Piccadilly brass drawer locks, One side has 9 drawers and 2 slide out writing trays

Five Antique English Imari Soup Plates, early 19th c., dia. 9 5/8 in Provenance: Estate of Julia Evans Reed

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