Early 1800's Great Britain, British Copper Co. Essex

early 20th century, oak base with two bronzed metal mounted bull horns centering recessed inkwell, pen stand, barometer, and clock, clock stamped "Patd in Great Britain and France/Manfd by the British

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Antique Early Scarce 1800's Copper S & A CO Dove Tailed Pot 7" in Diameter Preowned from an Estate Cleanout. Free Local Pickup or UPS Store Shipping Paid for by the Winning Bidder.

DESCRIPTION: An english champleve candle holder with a clock. With engraved mark that reads: "Patented in Great Britain & France. Manufactured by the British United Clock Co. Birmingham England." The

Large lot of encased foreign coins dating from the late 1800s to early 1900s. Includes Great Britain, Canada, Australia, France and the Netherlands. All are marked with identification on cases. All co

6 - Great Britain Copper Coins Dated In The 1800's.

Adlake / Railway Supply Co. British Railroad Semaphore Lamp The lamp has a riveted tag on the chimney which lists the patent dates in Great Britain, India, Argentine, etc. The top of the lamp embossed

5 Early Books incl. a Narrative of the Affair of Queenstown in the War of 1812, Historical Sketches of the Late War between US and Great Britain Dated 1816, History of the Late War Dated 1839, General

Copper Engraved Map Published 1820, London for "Topography of Great Britain, or, British traveller's Pocket Directory" by George Alexander Cooke. Vertical fold as issued. Paper Size: 5.5 x 5.5 inch (1

Copper Engraved Map Published 1820, London for "Topography of Great Britain, or, British traveller's Pocket Directory" by George Alexander Cooke. Vertical fold as issued. Paper Size: 5.5 x 5.5 inch (1

GREAT BRITAIN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A four volume set of "French Furniture Under Louis XII", "XIV", "XV", and "XVI" authored by Roger de Felice, published by Frederick A. Stokes Company, New York, and p

Useful lot of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth overprints for use in Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Several different printings and watermark variations. Good lot for the British or Middle East specialist

This beautiful little matchbox on a "keychain" was made around the early 1900s in Great Britain. It is in very good antique condition with some patina according to age, measures approx. 1 5/8" long x

A FRAMED BRITISH HAND COLORED COPPER PLATE CARTOGRAPHIC ENGRAVING OF THE BRITISH ISLES, AFTER ROBERT MORDEN (British 1650-1703) "BRITANNIA, OR A CHOROGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND

Great Brtiain early tokens and medal collection. Included are 2 token and 1 bronze medal. 1- 1814 Copper Commerce Token, 1- 1792 Merchant Token, and 1- Prince Albert/Queen Victoria medal. Please see p

Great Britain,19th / early 20thc Two with leather scabbards and one with a metal scabbard.

Great Britain,1942 An early war production, dated 42, with canvas frog.

Excellent and Estate-Fresh as-found Group of Coins from Great Britain. 18th, 19th and early 20th century. Coppers, Silver, etc. Includes Penny, Half Penny, shillings, Florin, Farthing, Pence, etc. Con

1797 HALF PENNY, LARGE COPPER & 1826 HALF PENNY, GREAT BRITAIN - G

Original Vintage Golf BritainTravel Poster. Circa 1950s. Published by the British Travel & Holidays Association, Great Britain. Publisher: McCorquodale & Co. Color offset lithograph. Dimensions: 20 in

Rare figure of a World War I soldier in military garb. Blighty is a British slang term for Great Britain. It was also used throughout the 1800s in India to mean an English or British visitor. The uniq

5 1/2" Mississippian Turtle Head Effigy Pipe, Sandstone, Great Design, North Saline Co, Missouri, Wollum Farm, Ex Dr. Nuckles Collection, Dr Nuckles Collected in late 1800s to early 1900s, Near Kansas

**Originally Listed At $450** Northern Europe, Great Britain, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A cylindrical cork and leather bucket for carrying cordite, a smokeless propellent that replaced g

Autographs George III & William IV Two Autographs of British Kings WILLIAM IV (1765-1837). King of Great Britain and Ireland, a.k.a. the "Sailor-King". GEORGE III (1738-1820). Reigned from 1760 to 182