A fine embroidered stomacher, English circa 1710-3

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

An Edwardian Mahogany and Marquetry Etagere Circa 1910 Height 32 3/4 x width 35 1/4 x depth 23 3/4 inches. Property from a Private Collection Provenance: Sotheby's, London, Fine English Furniture, Ori

Sterling Silver Tankard, probably English, circa 1870 and is 3.25" tall. Silver Plate Over Brass Tankard, Continental, circa 1890 and is 3.75" tall. Both in very fine condition. The Sterling Silver Ta

Fine diminutive English Chippendale chest on chest. Circa 1800. Unusual small size. Mahogany, brasses look original. H 65-1/2", W uppercase 36", W lower case 38", D 20-3/4". Losses and imperfections.

A Fine English Striking Carriage Clock by John McCabe, circa 1840-50 Four-glass and ebonized wood Chinese influenced pagoda top, with brass handles. Dial: the foliate-engraved and engine-turned 3 3/4

English hallmarks, circa 1890, 2 round diamonds and 3 rich blue sapphires totaling approx. .40 carat, 18K yellow gold fine openwork setting, currently size 5 3/4.

(lot of 3) A fine English porcelain garniture of bough pots with covers, attributed to Derby, circa 1830, each of bombe form with scrolled handles and feet, painted with an tight arrangement of flower

Circa 1900. Having a rectangular frame as the stand and the mirror frame housed at center all with nice satinwood and ebony inlay. Charming form. H28" W21 1/2" D13 3/4" Sold from the collection of Jea

English Embroidered Petit Point Candlesticks Vintage Filigree Brass Vanity Candle Holders Regent of London Circa Late 1940s Approximately 5 x 4 3/8 inches in diameter.

English, circa 1780. Pair of small vegetable tureens on stands, each with cylindrical tub-like receptacles with 3 raised bands; row of fine beads at bottom, near top, on lid, and edge of stands; bands

English, circa 1884, tear drop shaped with white floral decoration over clear glass over Rose du Barry, gilt English silver hinged lid, marks for Robinson & McKewan, Birmingham 1884, .925 fine, 4-3/4

English School, circa 1560 Portrait of a lady, half-length, in an embroidered dress oil on panel 73.6 x 63.2cm (29 x 24 7/8in). Footnotes: Provenance With Lane Fine Art, London, where acqui

Fine pair of English salt glaze gravy or sauce boats circa 1780. One molded after a silver pattern and one with a barley pattern. Dimensions are: Largest, 7" long X 3 1/2" tall. All measurements are

Royal Worcester the Dandelion Children Figurine with rabbits. English fine china, glazed decorated, modelled by F.G Doughty. Hallmark 3084. Circa 1935. Measures 4 1/2"H x 3"W x 3"Dia.

(British, circa 1720-1775) Girl in a Blue Satin Gown and Holding a Rose, unsigned, oil on canvas, 50-1/8 x 40-3/8 in.; fine 18th century English carved and gilt wood gilt frame, 59-1/8 x 49-3/8 in. [O

Done in Chinese Style but English early 19th century, circular 3 1/2" diameter in original brass and ebony frames, 6" square. Condition: both fine.

Circa 1770's of a middle aged gentleman facing left in red waist coat, note reads signed on back Pugasisk in original gilt frame, 5 1/2 x 6 3/4". Condition slight toning, else Fine.

10 gauge, fine English maker, circa 1850.

English, circa 1690 - 1710. Early Georgian oak side or tavern table having a rectangular twin board top over a relief carved frieze of joined trefoils beneath arcading on all four sides concealing one

2 rare transferware mugs. 1st item: Staffordshire polychrome transferware railroad themed mug depicting "The Fury", Liverpool & Manchester Railway. English, circa 1830s. 3-1/4"H. 2nd item: Canary tran

he is playing the bagpipes with dog by his side, she has lamb by her side, rococo style, signed Germany, .800 fine, circa 1890, 3 1/4" X 5 1/4", 93 grams.

PAIR EARLY 18TH C. QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTICKS, (CIRCA 1700-1710), 3 3/4" BASES, 6 1/4" TALL, EXCELLENT CONDITION. (BRASS BOOK, PAGE 190 C).

English - Circa 1900 - 3” - 4” Long They are Silver plated banks. Material: Silver / Brass

PAIR EARLY 18TH C ENGLISH CANDLESTICKS (CIRCA 1710-1720), OCTAGONAL BASES 4" WIDE, 7 1/2" TALL, WITH FLUTING UP TO THE CANDLE CUPS. (BRASS BOOK PAGES 190-191.) VERY GOOD CONDITION.