1532 Leaf English Second Boke Boecius

A leaf from a Book of Common Prayer (Boke of Common Praier), printed by Richard Grafton in two editions 1552 and 1559. This leaf from the Dirige (lamentations for the dead). Rare two color printing in

English, second half of 18th century. Chippendale period carved pie crust round tilt top tea table in rosewood, turned wood birdcage on a ornate carved (leaf tip and undulating fluting) and ring turne

English oak drop leaf table, second quarter 20th c., having a rectangular top with drop sides opening to create an oval top 48"w, all rising on stretcher joined twist supports with turned feet, 28.5"h

A leaf from a printing of the Aeneid at London published in 1553 by Gavin Douglas, In Scot's English from the second book, folio xlvi. Fine condition, measures 6 x 8.5". Accompanied by a copy of the t

A leaf from an English version of “The xiii Bukes of Eneado of the famose Poete Virgill…”, by Gavin Douglas printed at London, 1553. Folio xl from the second Booke. Very Good condition, 6.5 x 8.

A leaf from the 1597 edition of John Gerard's "First Boke of the Historie of Plants", illustrating two Flower de-luce. Printed at London. Very Good with loss at upper right corner and reinforcement at

Two leaves from a large English manuscript of Petrus Riga, Aurora, in the first redaction of Aegidius of Paris, in Latin verse, on parchment [England, second half of fourteenth century (c. 1375)] Two

Montaigne (Michel de) Essayes, 3 parts in 1, second edition in English, translated by John Florio, woodcut decorations, title creased and slightly frayed, lacking leaf Z3, some underlining in red, som

Two, 20th century, Portuguese leaf and fruit serving pieces. Five, second half 19th century, English pieces. Including a pair of green and lavender plates, footed bowl, leaf platter and Etruscan green

Antique English Chippendale Carved Walnut Drop-Leaf Table. Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Beautiful wood. Very good age-appropriate condition. Approx. width extended 48". This is the second of two offe

Circa 1870s; probably George Jones, shaped dish with leaf and nut pod relief, with squirrel holding nut seated on branch, impressed registry mark, 4 1/2 in. H., 10 in. W., 8 in. D.

English Regency-Style Bronze, Brass and Glass Chandelier second quarter 20th century, the three-light fixture having arms mounted with classical scrollwork, a flame-form upper finial and leaf-molded c

Second quarter 19th Century. Philadelphia views. "Watersworks..." with oak leaf border, 10"d., "The Dam and Waterworks...", 10"d. and "Fair Mount...", 10"d. Together with "Staughton's Church..." from

Second half 19th century, yew wood. Lozenge shaped drop leaf top, slightly canted legs with stretchers and pegged construction. Wear and some insect damage. 18"h. 29" wide opened with 8.25" leaves, 17

Second quarter 19th century, rosewood and veneer. "D" shaped table with swivel top and single leaf. Acanthus carving on column and quatrefoil base with paw feet. Old refinishing. Some veneer loss. 29.

ENGLISH RELIEF CARVED OAK PANELS C.1900 TWO H 4.5"-5" W 21"-22" One panel H4.5"x21" allegory of wind and scrolling leaf design and second panel 5"x22" Lions mask with scrolling leaf design. Provenance

“Swallow: A New Almanack for the year 1734…", printed by J. Janeway, in two sections with second section having its own title leaf. Complete, disbound, with tax stamp. Gold fore edge. Very Good, m

Second quarter 19th century. Raised oak leaf decoration. Graduated sizes. Vary wear, cracks, and repairs. 6.75"h to 4"h.

1532-1542 AD. Second coinage. Obv: facing bust with H D G ROSA SIE SPIA legend and 'arrow' mintmark. Rev: long cross and pellets with CIVITAS LONDON legend for London mint. S. 2356; N. 1815. 0.30 gram

An English mahogany Jupe-style extension circular dining tablesecond half 20th centuryWith eight leaves in case; together with a glass lazy Susan. (11)height 29in (74cm); diameter closed 61 1/2in (156

Second half 19th century. Two have "Etruscan" marks. A cake stand with ivy pattern, 5". 9.25"d. And a plate with palm leaves, 8.25"d. And a unmarked bread plate with dog, 11"w. 10.5"d.

Comprising: a set of ten and a set of eight, the first cut with flutes and stylized leaves, the second with thumb-prints. Diameter 4 ½”. (Cond: good) (200/250)

George III Parcel-Gilt and Carved Mahogany MirrorEnglish, second-half 18th C.Appears to retain its original beveled mirror plate.Provenance: Property from a Private Collection46 x 22 in. (116.8 x 55.9

ZHANG DAQIAN (1899-1983) Landscapes, 1939 Four album leaves, mounted for framing, the first leaf signed Daqian Jushi, with an artist's seal Yuan; the second leaf titled by the artist with the seal Daq