A large Continental gritstone circular wellhead, 18th

A large Continental eighteenth century cabinet having two doors over four drawers over two doors. Ht: 76" Wd: 51" Dpth: 19"

Large Continental 18th Century Silverplate Dragon Ewer. Engraved mythological faces to the handles and spout with dragon handle. Floral decoration to the central band and base. Weight Approx., 4 lbs M

A large Continental Neoclassical terracotta circular pedestallate 19th centuryheight 37 1/2in (95cm); diameter 24 1/2in (62cm)

Pair large Continental Baroque votive candelabra, 18th/19th c., likely South German or Italian, pair carved and polychrome decorated wood 9-light votive candelabra, primitive style architectural panel

A large 18th century continental silver footed cup, mark and origin un-known. Weight:343g Approximate measurements: 5 1/4"H x 4 1/4" in diameter

Large 18th C. continental sideboard in oak, heart carved raised panels with original heart covered locks with paneled sides. Missing a couple of back boards (see photo). 79" wide, 62" tall, 22" deep

VERY LARGE 18TH C CIRCULAR HEARTH ROASTER / BROILER, DIAMETER 18" X 9 ' TALL HANDLE IS 12" LONG WITH A HANGING LOOP ON THE END.

Large 18th Century Continental 6-sided Peltro Pewter Jug Tankard with chain and Eagle thumb rest. Touch marks on base and lid. Lamb finial on lid. 3.9lbs Approx. Measurements: 9 in height x 4 in diame

Continental, 18th century. A large document on a cut piece of vellum. Decorated religious imagery along the top and floral motif, which surrounds the hand-written text in Latin. Beautiful script throu

(pair) Large Continental architectural carved giltwood cherubs, 18th/ 19th c., both robust figure wearing drapery, and carrying foliated torch, now mounted on stepped wood bases in a marbleized finish

A Pair of Large Continental Painted Figures of Saints 18th Century on later bases. Height of figures 36 inches; height overall 53 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Large 18th c Continental Landscape Painting with Figures and Cattle, oil on canvas, measures 49-3/8" x 73", unsigned, restorations, areas of paint loss, seam on left hand side

Large Continental Rococo polychromed wood putto, 18th c., possibly Italian, 15.75"h x 33"w x 17"d

Large Continental Carved Oak Cassone 17th/18th century, in the Baroque style, the front deeply relief-carved with the central panel depicting a man on horseback with chickens, with hand-wrought iron h

Italian blue and white majolica compote/ tazza, late 18th c., the large circular dish showing a scene of the Holy Family, on a low foot with stylized decoration, intact with two hairlines to the under

Continental, 18th century. A large, green earthenware bowl with milky white foliate motif. Unmarked. dia. 14.5, ht. 4.75 inches. Overall good condition. Small bubble and round impression that seems t

PAIR OF BRASS PRICKET STICKS18th CenturyProbably Continental. Large drip pans.Heights 14.25".

A large pair of two-part eighteenth century Continental cabinets having two over two door configuration. Ht: 99.5" Wd: 56" Dpth: 15.5"

AN 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL ENAMELLED CIRCULAR BOX painted with figures together with a Derby dish & a pearlware creamboat. Largest 24 cm wide. (3)

A VERY LARGE CONTINENTAL BAROQUE PAINTED WOOD BIBLIOTHÈQUE First quarter 18th century height 117 3/4in (299cm); width 94 1/2in (240cm); depth 21 3/4in (55cm) Footnotes: Provenance Didier Aaron &

Large Continental Baroque carved wood figure, 17th/18th c., possibly Franco-Flemish, polychrome painted wood, depicting a standing saintly figure in hooded tunic and roes, 30"h x 13"w x 9"d Provenance

18th/19th Century Continental School Large Interior Scene, Signed illegibly Maybe Tessi? oil on canvas, canvas size 41 x 49 inches. Antique gold frame overall 54-1/2 x 47 inches

Pair of French Brass Candlesticks , late 18th c., large stepped circular base, long threaded tapering shaft, h. 10 in., dia. 6 in

Continental, late 18th century. Two large lithographs on chain laid paper. First scene by Charles Turner after T. Daniell and second landscape of cows after Van der Velde.