A pair of 18th century Dutch East Indies silver curtain ties, Batavian

A pair of 18th century Dutch East Indies silver curtain ties, Batavian Formed as twin headed eagles, chased decoration. Ring attachments. (2) Length – 14.9 cm / 5.8 inches Weight – 116

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY DUTCH EAST INDIES EBONY AND SILVER MOUNTED BETEL BOX with embossed shell mounts and pierced escutcheon, the hinged lid opening to reveal original strap hinges and lidded compartm

A SMALL PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY FILIGREE SILVER BATAVIAN CUPS, possibly Dutch Colonial, 8cm diameter.

A pair of silver candlesticks hallmarked with maker's mark C R, the Hague, 1727. Both well marked to base. Each with original scratch weight and engraved with a small crest of a star over atorse. 618g

18th C. 13"h and 14"h

Pair of hand colored lithographs of parrots, "a paroquet from the East Indies" Published according to the act of Parliament January the first 1755 G. Edwards plates # 232 & 235. Walnut frames. 11" X 1

Set of three 18th / 19th century Dutch silver and shell candlestick with corresponding pair of decorative footed shell bowls. Manufacturer's mark to the silver. Measures approx., Candle holder: 3.5 in

A good group of antique wood and metal items including late 18th century style sconces, four pairs of curtain tie backs and a Georgian mahogany serving tray with shell inlay

A Pair of Dutch Silver Sugar Bowls Amsterdam, 18th Century marked with '833' standard on underside 9 ozt 12 dwt Width 7 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New

Pair of parchment upholstered arm chairs, likely 19th century or later, possibly Dutch Colonial from the East Indies, with rectangular back frames, the parchment attached to back and seat with upholst

A pair of Dutch silver candlesticksprobably Gregorius van der Toorn II, the Haguemid 18th century, with later tax marksUndersides inscribed C.B. den 9 September 1767.height 7 1/4in (18cm); width 4in (

This antique Dutch East Indies cupboard was crafted in Batavia (Jakarta) during the 19th century, colonial era. It has double folding doors with thin, rectangular fielded panels. Notice the interestin

Pair of English enamel curtain tiebacks, made either in Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire, circa late 18th Century. These appear to be colorfully hand painted over a transfer print, depicting

Circa 17th-18th century A.D. Each with a substantial hook, gold rosette appliqué with filigree detailing, granulated piriform bulb. 33.9 grams total, 94-95 mm (3 3/4 in.). From the private collection

A fine dutch silver ladle with scalloped edge bowl. 18th century.Dimensions: 13" X 3 1/2" 6.3 avg. oz. Provenance: Estate of Jean Van Buuren, New York

Finely Engraved Dutch Silver Oblong Tobacco Box, commemorating the Amsterdam tax riots of 1748, lid with a detailed image of the riots near City Hall at the Dam Square during the execution of two accu

Cast shell terminal and shell drop decoration to back of the bowl. Rotterdam, 1779. 205g. L. 37.5 cm (14 3/4 in.)

In classic Dutch form with the original gilding, decorated with a ring on the pointer finger.Length 7"

With two engraved decorative bands around the body. Amsterdam, 1745. 133g. H 15.9 cm (6 1/4 in.)

Antique 18th C Dutch Silver Miniature Spice Box. With filigree decoration on top, shield on front, hallmarked on bottom. Measures 1.5 inches in height.

Circular small tray with engraved floral centre and leave and vine raised border and feet, fully hallmarked to underside for The Hague (Gravenhage) probably 1779. Dia.: 6 in. 166g of weighable silver.

18th C Dutch Silver Servers: The bowls of the servers are decorated with shields and cornucopias topped by winged figures. The windmill vanes spin. "Amsterdam" is incised on a banner on the

With figurative handle and gold-washed bowl, hand-engraved with two birth dates: Doede Ruirds, born June 8, 1758; and Riemke Ruirds Bootsma, born December 25, 1829. Faint hallmark on bowl above heel.

(2) Pairs 18th c. silver shoe buckles marked with lion passant. (1) pair steel cut, (1) with silver bead edge, possibly Samuel Pemberton.