Early 18th Century decorative bronze English gard

Three (3) bronze and brass decorative accessories, including one (1) Continental bronze or brass fire bowl with cover having a knobbed finial, 10" diameter; one (1) English brass chamber candlestick h

Carved decorative wood panel, probably Scottish or English, undated, circa early to mid 18th century. L. 34 1/2 inches. W. 5 inches.

Hand-colored mezzotint after an 18th century portrait. With decorative gold printed surround. In a Rococo style frame. Pencil inscription, signature along lower edge. Dimensions: (Frame) H 14.5" x W 1

With mahogany case with openwork and gilt bronze mounts decorated with putti and floral motifs, pine cone finials. Key of the case and key of the clock are enclosed.

Burma, circa 18th century or earlier. The thinly cast, seated figure on a tiered base with remains of gilding. Dimensions: height - 5 5/8" Provenance: English market.

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

Queen Anne to George I domed coffered box. With Chinoiserie gilt decoration, brass handles, hinged lid to reveal a speckled gilt interior. H. 14 cm (5 1/2 in.) W. 34 cm (13 3/8 in.) D. 24.5 cm (9 5/8

Early 18th c. English Japanned 3 Drawer Lowboy. Note: Original receipt from H.W. Keil, Ltd., NYC, dated May 1961. Biography: "Antiquarian" Isobel Hinckley Glover, along with her husband Price Perkins

John Brice Early 18th C English Oak Long Case Clock 79 inches tall

Scalloped arched form with engraved star in the period two-part mirror, George I period, English, circa 1720.H 34 1/2", W 17 1/4"

Solid plank elmwood top on oak frame with single drawer. Turned legs with pad feet. Pegged construction throughout. Aged dark surface patina. Good condition with expected signs of age, etc. 27 3/4" H

THREE VERY EARLY 18TH C ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS CIRCA 1700-1710, CUT CORNER BASES WITH EXTRACTING HOLES IN THE CANDLE CUPS. SEE BRASS BOOK P. 190 C

THREE EARLY 18TH C ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, CIRCA 1710-1720 TWO WITH CUT CORNER BASES, ONE WITH AN OCTAGONAL BASE EXTRACTION HOLES IN THE CANDLE CUPS, SEE BRASS BOOK P. 190 D AND P 191 A.

EARLY 18TH C ENGLISH OR FRENCH CANDLESTICK, CIRCA 1700-1720, OCTAGONAL BASE, 4" WIDE X 7" TALL. SEE BRASS BOOK P. 190 B AND C.

TWO EARLY 18TH C ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, CIRCA 1710-1730, ONE WITH A SQUARE BASE 4 1/2" WIDE, HEIGHT 5 1/2". THE OTHER WITH A SIX SIDED BASE AT 3 1/2" WIDE, HEIGHT 6 1/2". SEE BRASS BOOK P 183 C A

Hand Colored Lithographs of the Lake District after THEODORE FIELDING (UK, 1781-1851), published 1820 by Ackermann, 101 Strand, London, including "Cromack Water"; "Wast Water"; "Kirkstone Spring"; "Co

Large early 18th century footed English silver central with central familial crest. London city stamps, maker's mark of Francis Nelme, and date letter of 1730. Total approx. weight is 97.04 troy oz. F

27 H, Circa 1740

Early 18th Century English LowboyWidth: 34”Depth: 24 1/4”Height: 27 3/4”

Early 18th Century English Burl Walnut Lowboy

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SILVER MEAT SKEWER together with another similar skewer. 4oz. (2)

PAIR of Early 18th Century English Chairs

EARLY 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH HOT TODDY SPOON WITH TWISTED BALEEN HANDLE 8"