18TH C. ENGLISH LEATHER FIGURAL COMPOTE & VESSEL.

18th Century English Figural Oil Painting by the prominent English Portrait artist James Northcote (British, 1746-1831), and long time student and assistant to the English Master Sir Joushua Reynolds

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated men with mugs and smoking pipes, 10”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated male figures, 11”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

THREE RARE TRAVELING BOXES Late 17th/early 18th c. English, leather covered traveling boxes, each with lock and lock plate, and carrying handles on domed lid, each stamp decorated, (note: largest with

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated male figures, 10”H & 9.5”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Likely 18th/ 19th C. leather vessels with braided leather handles, ranging in height from 9.5” to 11”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

18th C English tooled leather top ladies desk. 36 1//2" wide x 23" deep x 31" tall.

A leather volume of English plays from the 18th century including “The Beggar’s Opera”, written by Mr. gay, with music and engraved frontis, printed for W. Strahan, London, 1777. Four others. Fi

Bronze vessel with a rider on a stylized horse or bull. Some engraved features and details. English, 18th C. H. 9cm (3 1/2 in.)

Two large size leather compotes with circular upper trays supported by full bodied female figures, 19”H x 12”dia. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Nicely bound leather volume of 18th century English plays with five complete plays including “The School for Rakes”, The Choleric Man”, and “man of Business”. Very Good condition. Measures 5

Nicely bound leather volume of 18th century English plays with seven complete plays including “Thomas and sally”, “No One’s enemy but his own”, “The Clandestine Marriage”. Very Good cond

A leather bound volume of 18th century English Plays including “The Minor” (1781); “The Patron” (1776) and four others. Binding very good with some scuffing along spine. Internally with first

A leather bound volume of 18th century English plays including “The Lady’s Last Stake”, “The Way to Keep Him”, The Belle’s Stratagem”, “The Deaf Lover”, and “Variety”. Wear along

The Holy Bible OLD and NEW TESTAMENT Edinburgh; 1795 Bound with with "Psalms of David" Glasgow, 1796 Size 4 by 6 3/4" Original leather binding (repaired), toning, foxing Text in English Please see my

Antique 18th C english hand blown tall drinking vessel / Cordial Glass with plain stem and rolled foot, striations in the glass from being hand blown. Provenance : from the Collection of Montreal Anti

English, c.1795. Early hand painted Staffordshire pottery piece depicting a male and female figure mounted on a base. H. 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.)

Pair of antique carved wood figural candlesticks, English, possibly 18th century, oak with remnants of polychrome decoration, measuring 24 by 10 by 8 inches.

Antique early 18th century English silver candle or marriage cup, with figural handles and cartouches with relief floral motifs, marked "David Williams London 1712". (5.9 oz.). [3" H x 5 1/2" Diam.].

Bound leather volume of early 18th century English plays including: “The Unhappy Favourite”, by John Banks, 1709; “The Non-Juror”, C Cibber, 1718; “Busiris, King of Egypt”, by

A pair of wooden pattens, probably English, 18th century, with nailed leather latchets, circular iron supports attached to the shaped wooden soles, 27cm, 10 1/2in long (2)

An 18th Century English Silver Tea Kettle  Peze Pilleau, London, 1730 featuring a central crest, with a wooden finial and leather wrapped handle, seated on a three-footed warming dish gross weigh

Heal & Son London, having an inset tooled leather top, over two frieze drawers, mounted on turned legs with casters; branded on top of a drawer side h. 30 w. 48 d. 24 in. Provenance: Descended through

18th century English sterling silver tea caddy with figural urn finial, with original key, hallmarked for Michael Plummer, London, 1794-1795, 4" H. Approximately 18.3 troy oz TW.