Ruskin's Harbours Of England

This lot contains a Hardcover Copy Ruskin's Harbours Of England. Published By George Routledge & Sons. It is approx 6" x 4" and it weighs about 0.4lbs. Overall the book is in good used

Antique Ruskin England Sterling Silver Brooch. Enamel art pottery Arts & Crafts style enamel cabochon brooch signed RUSKIN ENGLAND on back in sterling frame. Measures nearly 1.25 inches in width.

1920 Ruskin England Lusterware Yellow Vase. 6 Inches Tall X 4 Inches Wide.

Joseph Mallord William Turner (English, 1775-1851). Entrance of Fowey Harbour. Antique engraving on wove paper after the original by master engraver William Bernard Cooke (British, 1778-1855). Year: 1

An English Arts & Crafts sterling silver mounted blue Ruskin enamel bowlthe mounts George Lawrence Connell, Ltd. London1929Underside impressed RUSKIN / ENGLAND, mounts with retailers mark and 1082.hei

DESCRIPTION: Ruskin pottery baluster shaped vase with oxblood glaze. Marked to bottom "Ruskin England 1924". MEASUREMENTS: 11-3/4" CONDITION: No defects noted.

Ruskin Pottery high-fired porcelain crystalline glaze vase in shades of blue, salmon and orange done in 1932. Impressed Ruskin England 1932. Height 6 3/8 inches. Excellent condition with lots of blue

Ruskin Pottery crystalline vase a creamy yellow with aqua crystals flowing the neck and aqua drizzled at the base. Height 4 1/2 inches. Impressed Ruskin England 1931 beneath. Pleasing and in excellent

A RUSKIN POTTERY ORANGE LUSTER GLAZED CANDLESTICK, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, 1922, the molded candlestick with flaring base and knoped top, marks: "RUSKIN," "ENGLAND," "1922." Height: 6 3/4" Diameter: 4 3/

Marked on underside "Ruskin, England 1923", having yellow ground, approximate height 6 3/4".

Pair of Ruskin (England) Candle Holders. 1918. Orange lustre. Marked Ruskin. Excellent condition. 6 3/4" tall

13 Books and volumes of RUSKINS WORKS, Publisher Lovel, Cornell & Co 310-318 Sixth Ave, NY , c. 1874 - 1877, with popular stores like The Stones of Venice ( Vol. 1-3), The Seven Lamps Of Architecture,

Grouping to include a Ruskin of England flambé-glazed stoneware vase; a Denbec Art Nouveau-style pitcher with lusterware drip glaze; and a stoneware vase with organic form, signed illegibly on

Early 20th Century, Arthur Edwin Bracy (American 1887-1955) "New England Harbour" Oil Painting on Canvas. Measures - 29" wide x 24 1/2" high, total with frame - 36" wide x 31" high. Depicting New Engl

John Ruskin, The Art of England, Lectures Given in Oxford. By John Ruskin, DCL, LLD, Honorary student of Christ Church, and honorary fellow of Corpus-Christi College, during his Second Tenure of the S

WILLIAM HOWSON TAYLOR (1876 - 1935);RUSKIN POTTERY;Fine large porcelain vase, oxblood glaze, England, 1933; Stamped RUSKIN 1933 with artist signature; 16" x 6";Provenance: Collection of James and Rose

Liberty & Co., wall mirror, England, brass, glass, Ruskin ceramic, signed with original tag, 24.75"w x 20.5"h

Liberty & Co. / Ruskin Pottery inkwell Birmingham, England, 1902 silver, glazed ceramic stamped hallmarks to silver 2 1/8"dia x 2"h

Print of steel engraving titled Le Glacier des Bois“.Artist John Ruskin.Engraver J. C. Armytage.John Ruskin (8 February 1819 – 20 January 1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian

LEONARD MARLBOROUGH POWELLEngland, fl. 1883-1916St. Ives Harbour at night. Signed lower right "L.M.P. Ives".Oil on board, 9.5" x 13" sight. Framed 11.5" x 15".

Collection of 16 Sterling and Other Collector Spoons: Sterling Includes Birmingham England 1891 Spoon, JMB Sheffield England Engraved Edinburg 1891, Detroit Harbour Jacksonville Fl, Spoon with Bear in

"The Two Paths - Love's Meinie"; "Mornings in Florence"; "Time and Tide", by John Ruskin, illustrated by the author, published by Lovell and Coryell, New York, undated (1890). Hard cover, original pub

Incl Ports and Harbours on the South East Coast of England, Ditto North West Scotland, Ditto South Coast England, Plymouth Sound, Rome and Environs, and Rio de Janeiro, Steel Engraved Map Published 18

Incl Ports and Harbours on the South East Coast of England, Ditto North West Scotland, Ditto South Coast England, and Plymouth Sound. Steel Engraved Map Published 1856-58, by A. Fullarton, London for