Birds, Copperplate etchings mid 1700's London, England

Pewter Pitcher, Lawrence Yates (1738-74), London, England. Mid-size pitcher with double-scroll handle and impressed on bottom with touchmark of a crowned bird flanked by the initials L.Y., 17cm wide,

Kangxi, circa 1700; with scholar's stone, flower and bird decoration, 4 3/4 in. H. Purchased from Stockspring Antiques, London, England on October 13, 1997. Property from the collection of Robert and

Including (1) Finch and (1) Kite. From "The Genera of Birds". London, England 19th C. Dimensions: H 15" x W 10.75" Condition: Wear consistent with age including toning to paper with some bends and min

Victorian, Thomas Johnson II & Attributed to Thomas Webb atomizer with foliate branches and bird decoration London, England, 1880 silver, red cased glass with gilt additions stamped hallmarks to silve

G.S. de Flumet (attr.) Rural scene on a river. Etching, circa mid 1700s. Framed and matted in later frame. Sight measures 8.5" x 5.5", as framed 15" x 11.5".

England, (London) mid-19th Century. London hallmarks for Paul Storr, 1832-1833. Classically dressed woman with flowers on a marble base. Possibly gilt surface. 13"h. overall. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold a

W.W. Greener 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, mid-19th century. Serial number 6885, 29 1/2 in. barrels with central rib engraved 'W.W. GREENER, NO 48 DUKE ST. ST. JAMES'S &

A SET OF ELEVEN ROYAL DOULTON PORCELAIN PLATES FOR TIFFANY & CO. London, England, mid-20th century, circa 1928-1959 Each plate with green underglaze maker's mark and pink overglaze Tiffany & Company /

Parker 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, mid-19th century. 33 in., barrels with plain rib marked 'PARKER LONDON FINE LAMINATED STEEL'; plain lock plates marked 'PARKER'; waln

Six Pieces of Elizabeth II Queen Anne Silver Flatware, Mark of James RobinsonMade in London, England, mid-late 20th century, includes (3) salad forks (6 3/8 in.) and (3) teaspoons (5 3/4 in.), all wit

Basket handle with flowers and birds. Dated 1779. London England, mark IF for John Foster. Missing piece of rim, see photos.

Cut crystal hand blown tumbler. Thin-walled. Decorated with a gilt scene - depicts a lady with a dog, hunting a crane bird. Antique, mid/late 1700's. Measurements: Approx. 4.25" tall, 3" top diameter

Johannes Gerardus Keulmans (Netherlands, 1842-1912) signed original watercolor. Titled "Tree Pipt", for Volume III, Plate 59 of Lord Lilford's Coloured Figures of the Birds of England, London 1885-189

Stoneware jug with bird. New England, mid 19th century. H 11 1/4" D 6 1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/liromh3ln5xpbua

Antique Vintage 19th Century German Paul Paeschke London Bridge England scene, etching, SLR in pencil, titled "Paul Paeschke, London-Bridge", 7 1/2 x 9" image, 15 1/8 x 20" matted.Paul Paeschke (1875-

Heading: Author: Sitwell, Sacheverell, Handasyde Buchanan and James Fisher Title: Fine Bird Books, 1700-1900 Place Published: London & New York Publisher:Collins & Van Nostrand Date Published: <

Two Alfred Dunhill wooden humidors with burl wood veneer. Produced by Alfred Dunhill of London, England. British, ca. mid 20th century. Wood construction with cedar-lined interior. Larger humidor has

(lot of 4) After Francis Calcraft Turner (British, 1795-1846), "Vale of Aylesbury Steeple Chase - Plates 1, 2, 3, and 4," hand colored etchings, published by John Moore (London, England), largest over

(lot of 2) Isaac Cruikshank (Scottish, 1756-1811), "A Sailor at a Quakers Funeral," 1800-1810, hand-colored etching, published by Thomas Tegg (London, England), and "The Imperial Comet Shedding its Ba

"Great American Spider which prey on Birds" Copper Plate Published 1794-1810, London for "A Genuine and Universal System of Natural History" by Carl Linnaeus and Ebenezer Sibly. Illustrated after Geor

GROUPING OF THREE C. 1700 PLATES, WAVY EDGE, WHITE, SOUTHWICK, LONDON, ENGLAND 9"

Circa mid 1700s made by Wm. Williams & Sons London. Brass beam and pans in VG condition. Beam double marked Williams London. wood case with hook & eye closure missing eye. Butt hinges intact. Inside o

England, mid 17th century. An etching by Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-1677) of Jacob van Es. Graphite marks throughout margins.

Also Portraits, Birds, other subjects. Copper Plate Pulished 1812, London for "The Imperial Encyclopaedia; Or, Dictionary of the Sciences and Arts" by William Moore Johnson & Thomas Exley. Paper Size: