[Articles, Church of England] Manuscript, ca. 1700

Manuscript book, in Latin. England, circa 1700. Approx. 80 leaves on laid paper. 7.25" x 4.75". Bound (stitched) in period limp vellum, covers soiled and toned. First and last couple of leaves with li

OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED & PRINTED IN 1700. WRITTEN BY GILBERT, BISHOP OF SARUM. GOOD CONDITION.

London : Printed for Ri. Chiswell, at the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, MDCCV. [1705] By Gilbert, Bishop of Sarum Size 8 1/4 by 12 1/2" Very good interior condition except wormholes at the

1831 Life of John Wycliffe Church of England English Unpublished Manuscripts John Wycliffe was one of the most important and influential English church reformers whose 14th-century philosophical views

[DIALING -- MANUSCRIPT]. "Dialling." [England, ca 1800]. 20 leaves, 4to (283 x 183mm). Written in ink in brown cursive. Illustrated with 7 pen-and-ink drawings of dials and several tables. Moder

Northwestern Europe, England, Stuart period, ca. 1661 to 1700 CE. This is an ornate chessman type of fob seal, made from a high quality 88% (equivalent to 21K+) gold and inscribed with an armorial cre

Thomas W. Nason (American [MA / CT], 1889 - 1971), Wood engraving of a New England church, likely Connecticut. Ca. mid to late 20th century. Signed by artist in lower right (pencil) and signed in plat

ARTICULI DE QUIBUS CONVENIT INTER ARCHIEPISCOPOS ET EPISCOPOS UTRIUSQUE PROVINCIAE, ET CLERUM UNIVERSUM IN SYNOD, LONDINI AN. 1562. Oxford: Lichfield, 1636. Disbound, petite 4to. 24, 23, [1] p. *Lacki

1683 Oxford Bible Sermons ELIZABETHAN Church of England 39 Articles Anglican A rare, late 17th-century collection of sermons published in England during the reign of King Charles II. These sermons tau

"The Good Old Way: Or the Religion of Our Forefathers, As Expressed in the Articles, Liturgy, and Homilies of the Church of England, with Substantial Proofs from the Word of God. Briefly displaying, i

1. ca. 1700-1710. Wooden Medal used for games, Doctor bandaging a womans Knee/Doctor determining Pregnancy by Uroscopy. 2. 1891 Dr. E.H. Kisch in black case. unsigned. 3. 1765-1865 Almshouse in Hambur

England, ca. late 18th and early 19th century. Three sterling silver articles, including a serving spoon by Sarah and John Burrows assayed in 1822, a rectangular snuff box by John Shaw date lettered 1

Type: Manuscript, painting Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Not marked Date: Ca. 1700 Maker: Indo-Persian, Mughal EmpireBr> Description: Two illuminated mauscript pages with illustrations de

England, verge escapement and percussion, signed Coupe Anglois, Horlogeur du toi Paris, ca.1700, height 34 cm.

Europe, England, ca. 12th to 14th century CE. A carved white stone section of a head with a sensitively carved visage crowned by a wavy coiffure, perhaps depicting a patron memorialized in a church or

Two Hand-Colored Old World Maps of England/Wales and the Americas, consisting of "Accuratissima Angliae Regni et Walliae Principatus...", engraved by Cornelis Danckerts, ca. 1690-1700, plate 20-1/2" x

Hawker (Robert Stephen [pseudonym Reuben], Cornish poet and Church of England clergyman, 1803-75) Reference to a Friend, printed form with autograph manuscript insertions, tear in lower margin, folds,

Ca 1920s or 30’s. Measures 25 inches x 34 inches. New England village scene with church, houses and boy fishing.

[MANUSCRIPT LEAF -- PSALTER]. One leaf on vellum, in Latin. [England], ca 1420-1440. Written in Gothic script, single column, 18 lines, 3-line initial in blue and red, 1 1/2-line initials in red, blac

[MANUSCRIPT LEAF -- MISSAL]. One leaf on vellum, in Latin. England?, ca 1375. Written in a Textura hand, double-column, 39 lines per column, eight 2-line initials, one 7-line initial, four 1-line init

Western Europe, Spain, Renaissance Period, ca. 16th century CE. A marvelous, double-sided vellum page from a religious text of the Catholic Church, perhaps a breviary. Handwritten in black ink, the lo

Queen Anne "Chest on stand". England, ca. 1710. Japanese lacquered wood. Oak and pine case. Two bodies. Restorations. Some of the locks are missing. Defects in the handles. Measurements: 155 x 108 x 6

Pair Chinese Kangxi Circa 1700 Porcelain Triple Gourd Vases with garlic mouths in underglaze blue, powdered blue grounds, iron red and gilding. Height 10 1/2 inches (26.5 cm.).

Paul Sanchez(20th Century)New Mexico Church, ca. 1990gouache on papersigned lower right: Paul Sanchezinscribed verso: Paul & Bob / you are a special person / we will do good work / in the future13 3/4