Carter.Ancient Architecture of England,1795

Heading: Author: Carter, John Title: The Ancient Architecture of England. Parts I & II. Place Published: London Publisher:John Carter Date Published: [1795-1814] Description:

Attributed to John Frederick Herring, Sr. (England, 1795-1865) oil on canvas genre painting depicting a couple attending to their livestock within a barnyard interior surrounded by foodstuffs and nume

Coalport Porcelain Manufactory (England, 1795-1967), fourth quarter 19th century. A fine dessert service comprising eight dessert plates, two circular handled serving dishes, a square handled serving

John Turner (reg. 1773) sterling silver nutmeg grater box, acorn-form with screw thread opening and metal rasp, monogrammed. hallmarked: "IT / Birmingham / England / 1795," 18th century. 2.125" H x 6.

Bull Fight motif blue and white. Reverse plate reads England 1795.

Thomas Garner, Arthur Stratton, The Domestic Architecture of England During the Tudor Period, Illustrated in a series of Photographs and Measured Drawings of Country Mansions, Manor Houses and smaller

Thomas Garner, Arthur Stratton, The Domestic Architecture of England During the Tudor Period, Illustrated in a series of Photographs and Measured Drawings of Country Mansions, Manor Houses and smaller

1827 1ed LONDON Metropolitan Improvements England Architecture Cathedrals BEAUTY Thomas Shepherd was a 19th-century English historian who focused his career on the history of London. One of his books

1815 Storer Antiquarian Itinerary ENGLAND Architecture Britain Castles Cathedrals James Storer’s ‘The Antiquarian Itinerary’ is one of the best early 19th-century illustrated surveys of the arch

Heading: Author: Garner, Thomas and Arthur Stratton Title: The Domestic Architecture of England during the Tudor Period Place Published: New York Publisher:Scribner's Date Published: [1929]<

Chamberlain, Six New England Villages; Robinson, Old New England Houses; Chamberlain, Open House in New England; Bob Vila's Guide to Historic Homes of New England; Schuler, Architectural Details from

A HISTORY OF RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND, 2 VOLUMES, BLUMFIELD500-1800, Reginald Blumfield, 2 volumes, 1897, cloth binding

DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND DURING THE TUDOR PERIOD, GARNER & STRATTON, 2 VOLUMES, 1911Thomas Garner & Arthur Stratton, 2 volumes, folio size, 1911, Cheswick Press, London, cloth binding

Lot 5 architectural prints. 4 marked Arc, some marked printed in England. Hand Colored orders of Architecture, from The Doric order, The Iconic Order, The Roman or Composite order, and The Corinthian

1795 England Pitt Condor Token. Lord Chatham. Very Fine.

DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND DURING THE TUDOR PERIOD, GARNER & STRATTON, VOLUME 2 ONLY, 1911Thomas Garner & Arthur Stratton, volume 2 only, folio size, 1911, Cheswick Press, London, cloth binding

Isham and Brown, Early Connecticut Houses; Rolleston, Historic Houses and Interiors in Southern Connecticut; Thompson, Maine Forms of American Architecture; Congdon, Old Vermont Houses; Strawberry Ban

Federal Mahogany Upholstered Camel-Back Sofa Probably New England, circa 1795 With outscrolling arms, bowed seat rail and squared offset stretchers joining molded square tapering legs. Height 37 1/2 i

New England,Circa 1795 Blue, green, red, and yellow flame stitched exterior opening into a compartmented linen interior with match cord fastener, interior marked with dates "May the 4 1795", " April t

Built in 1910, the historic Bath Pavilion is a beautiful Edwardian period building, constructed in sandstone, which was typical of most of Baths architecture in England. The venue came alive in the si

Built in 1910, the historic Bath Pavilion is a beautiful Edwardian period building, constructed in sandstone, which was typical of most of Bath’s architecture in England. The venue came alive in the

Heading: Author: Elmes, James Title: Memoirs of the Life & Works of Sir Christopher Wren, with a Brief View of the Progress of Architecture in England, from the Beginning of the Reign of Charles the

Built in 1910, the historic Bath Pavilion is a beautiful Edwardian period building, constructed in sandstone, which was typical of most of Baths architecture in England. The venue came alive in the si

1892 1ed LONDON Walter Besant Illustrated England Architecture Scenery Customs A rare, late 19th-century illustrated history of London. Beginning with the Roman invasion, this book by Walter Besant, c