Grafton’s Hist. of England - pub. 1569

Extremely scarce book in clean, solid condition. This is the same edition that Shakespeare is known to have used to research his plays based on the royal families (King Richard III, Henry V, King John

'DRINKING VESSELS OF BYGONE DAYS' BY G.J.MONSON-FITZJOHN,PUB;H.JENKINS 1ST PRINTING, 1927:F.R.Hist.S. ILLUS; By Harry Howard, Alec Balch,etc. Herbert Jenkins London, England. First Edition. For a high

each plaque has repousse figurals in pub setting , one titledYe Olde both have polished front sides, each measures 10 inch diameter

19TH century English pint pub tankard from the 'Woolwich Infant Pub' located at 9 Plumstead Road, Woolwich, England. The pub tankard is marked by the Maker, B.R. Banks and the Pub's name is inscribed

Bossons, Legend Products, all Made in England. (2) Dr. Watson busts, (3) Sherlock Holmes busts and the villain Moriarty. Along with a Mini Pub Sign "Sherlock Holmes" Pub England.

Grafton, Richard. [AN ABRIDGEMENT OF THE CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND.] [London: Tottel, 1564.] 5.5" x 3.25". Defective, lacking the title and 3 other prelims, lacking final 2 Table leaves and final blank, a

This cool and interesting pitcher is hand hammered copper. Pitchers like these were used in pubs throughout England. It is marked on the front with the 4 Gallon capacity and a lead inspector stamp on

BX'D SET 6 MINIATURE LEATHER BOUND BOOKS, "THE TRAVELING LIBRARY OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE", ENGLAND, ROGER HUET PUB., PERHAPS FOR A DOLL HOUSE, EA. BOOK 1" X .75"

Antique Copper 1 Quart Mug From The Lord Nelson Pub, Rochester, England, 6 1/2" high.

Steel Engraved Map with Original Outline Hand Color Published 1852-56 by John Tallis, London for "The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary" by Thomas Wright. Drawn & Engraved by John Rapkin. Centre fold a

Steel Engraved Map with Original Outline Hand Color Published 1852-56 by John Tallis, London for "The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary" by Thomas Wright. Drawn & Engraved by John Rapkin. Centre fold a

Copper Engraved Map Published 1802 by George Kearsley, London for "The English Encyclopaedia..." Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (27 x 21cm) Very minor toning. Good Condition

Folio Copper Engraved Map Published 1812 by Russell and Allen, Manchester for "A New And Commercial System Of Geography" Paper Size: 15.5 x 9 inch (39 x 23cm) Some toning present

Grace Robertson (England, 1930-2021). This gelatin silver print photograph is signed in ink lower right. The Peter Fetterman Gallery sticker titles this "Mother's Pub Outing, Battersea, England, 1954"

An Etched Glass Pub Window Panel england, 19th century 21.5" W x .25" D x 33.5" H Estimate $200-400

Copper Engraved Map Published 1811 by William Lochhead, Berwick for "Modern Geography: And a Compendious General Gazetteer" Rare. Folds as issued. Paper Size: 10.5 x 9.5 inch (27 x 24cm) Very minor to

Agnes Strickland, Lives of the Queens of England; From the Normand Conquest. Pub. Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, London 1871-1873. Complete in (8) volumes, illustrated with engraved portraits of ever

This gin dispenser came from the Guild House Pub in Coggeshall, Essex, England. A note inside the container shows that it was sent to York, Maine U.S.A. in 1965. Coggeshall is a historic town that dat

by Francis Lenygonm pub. Charles Scriber's Sons/Werner Laurie 1909, gilt lettering to blue cloth endboards; Furniture in England 1660-1760, 1st Ed. pub. B.T. Batsford Ltd. London 1914 by the same auth

Platters three marked made in England two larger platters have repousse pub scenes figurals in victorian attire scrolled decorative borders each measures app 15 inches diameter, third features woman a

Vintage Brass Tavern Scene Embossed Wall Hanging. Hammered repousse brass ( possibly brass plate over tin). Depicts gathering of men at a an English Pub. 11 in. Made in England. Vintage Hammered Brass

Wooden pub sign for "Raikes Hall" (Blackpool, England), painted, white and black lettering surrounded by a green border height 19 in. x width 70 in. x depth 3 in. We happily provide seamless

Lot of two Royal DOULTON ceramic plates. Appears to be hand painted, both plates depict several figures in what appears to be a pub. Underside reads as ROYAL DOULTON ENGLAND, MADE IN ENGLAND. Each mea

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