The English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century

The English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century by James Anthony Froude (New York, 1873-74; complete in three volumes). Together with Short Studies on Great Subjects, also by Froude (New York, 1874).

Lot of two English eighteenth century and later carved oak Wainscot chairs each having decorated backs over plank seats and open arms. Provenance: From the original collection of the Maybrook mansion

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH WOODEN "QUEEN ANNE" TYPE DOLL WITH ELABORATE HAIR AND COURT DRESS 18". One-piece carved wooden head and torso, shapely bosom and waist, oval-shaped face, slender throat, blu

Eighteenth-century English School Portrait of a lady wearing a shawl Oil on canvas Worldwide shipping available: shipping@sheppards.ie Dimensions: 20 x 14 inches; 50 x 35 cm.

5 volumes. Moore, Thomas. Memoirs of the Right Honorable RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN. London: Longman, Rees, etc., 1826. Fifth edition. 2 VOLUMES, octavo, orig. scarlet roller-grained morocco extra gilt

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

Antique 19th century or earlier, Original oil on canvas, polychrome portrait in the style of eighteenth century English school. Art =work depicts full size portrait of young man and young lady with ga

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

A late eighteenth century English George III mahogany low boy having banded top over three drawers and scalloped apron. All supported on cabriole legs. Ht: 28.5" Wd: 32" Dpth: 18.5"

An eighteenth century English Georgian bench having shaped crest rail over paneled front above rolled arms and upholstered seat. Supported on tapered legs. Ht: 37" Wd: 80" Dpth: 22.5"

An eighteenth century English mahogany tall case clock by Yates, Liverpool. Second hand dial and date. Moon phase. Winder, weights, pendulum, and key are present. Ht: 92.75" Wd: 21.5" Dpth: 10.75"

A two piece lot of eighteenth century English furniture. Including a George III mahogany pembroke table and a George III style mahogany tilt top breakfront table on tripod cabriole legs. Ht: 77" Width

Five (5) Large Books on English Architecture and Decorall 4to (tallest 12 in.), to include: English Country (1987); Eighteenth-Century Decoration (1993); The Small House in Eighteenth Century London (

BOOKS: (2) French period rooms & furniture, Two hardcover volumes with jackets, text in English: Giacomo Wannenes. Eighteenth Century French Furniture. Editions Vauser, 2000. 8.25"w x 11"h, 334 pages;

Artist Unknown, "A Perspective View of the Theatre at Berlin", eighteenth-century English engraving, Berlin theatre, measures 5 x 8" We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell

(3) Volumes of "English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century" by Herbert Cescinsky, Special Edition Prepared by the Waverly Book Company, pages seem intact, spines no longer attached

ANTIQUE SINGLE BRASS CHAMBERSTICK Style and of period of mid Eighteenth century. Probably English. Adjustable candle lift

Six Dutch and English Delft Tiles, Second Half Eighteenth Century. The first in blue and white and depicting an octagonal hunt scene within fleur-de-lis, reserved on a powdered manganese purple ground

Eighteenth-19th century. English mocha pitcher with brown stripes, 5.25"h. And Delft syruper with tin glaze, pewter lid and landscape decoration. Some glaze flakes. 7.5"h.

Assembled Set of Eight Pattern Molded Colorless Glass Rummers, English and/or American, Late Eighteenth-Nineteenth Century. Each flute-molded bowl above a short stem and square base, rough and polishe

"English Philosophers of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries - Locke. Berkeley. Hume". With Introduction and Notes, The Harvard Classics Volume #37, published by P.F. Collier & Son, New York, 193

English P1796 Light Cavalry Trooper's Saber, Late Eighteenth Century. The steel blade with single fuller on each side and a hatchet tip, iron stirrup form hilt, iron knucklebow and quillon with pair o

Sterling silver sugar caster/ muffineer, reproduction after an eighteenth-century original by Samuel Wood (English, c.1704-1794), pierced lid with finial, rising on a pedestal foot, approx 7"h, 2.5"di

Eighteenth century. Very scarce ceramic duck with gilt rim. Marked on the underside. In the making firing separation. Note mention and image in "British Porcelain: An Illustrated Guide" by Geoffrey A.