[17th c. British Maritime; MS Passport]

Affidavit regarding the capture of the ship Katharine of London, and destruction of property onboard. December 12, 1676. Folio, 1 pg. Ink on laid. Signed by John Ashley (London merchant) and Tomas Cla

British artist, portrait of Grace Draper, 17th century. Finely painted on wood, a 3/4 length portrait of Grace Draper (formerly Grace Mitchell; British, 1582-1635) who was born and lived her life in H

17th Century British Land Title Grant King of England Charles II Carolus Secundus Antique. Label adhered to backing paper reads Exemplification of Recovery Being Confirmation of title of large country

Three prints in black and gold frames depicting important moments in British 17th century history: 1. Depiction of the sentence of the Earl of Stafford, 1642. by Wenceslaus Hollar 1607-1677. Inscribed

With side drawer. Approx. 7 1/4" H x 12 1/4" W x 6 3/4" D. Losses.

Three vellum pages with hand written Latin text, the top of the first page is illuminated, with James I's title in Latin, initial portrait, heraldic symbols including Emblem of France, Tudor Rose, Emb

19th C. British Maritime Scene oil on canvas laid on board. Appears to be unsigned, has not been examined out of frame. Sight Size: 19.5 x 23.25 in.

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine collection of pewter dishes; 2 chargers, 2 platters, and 4 plates - a total of 8 items! Included is a plain rim plate with a Stynt Dun

Possibly depicting the Royal Charles, made by M.H. Bongard of Teaneck, NJ. Various losses, distress. 39"h x 47"w x 10"d Provenance: Property approved for deaccession from the Fraunces Tavern by Sons o

Manuscript legal document in English, signed by John Jacob Miller. Sept. 20, 1648. 1 p. Folio sheet, ink on laid, with red wax seal affixed. Light worming and small chip near left margin, some small c

A late 17th century British Indenture document on Vellum, dated "1698". Creases to document and signs of folding. 33 1/2 x 31 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $600-800

1676 English LAW 1ed Henry Rolle Reports King James I Charles Court French Hale Henry Rolle was a 17th-century British judge who served the Court of Kings Bench. Like many judges, Rolle wrote and kept

1653 1ed Argument for Right to Advowsons & Tithing English Protestant Bishops A rare mid-17th-century British political pamphlet by London Counsellor Nortcliffe. This work was written to support and d

1686 Stillingfleet Doctrines of Church of Rome anti-Catholic Protestant Papacy Edward Stillingfleet was a 17th-century British theologian known for his defensive views on Anglicanism. He published wor

British 17th century clockMaker ：Unknown, high (29.5 cm)

JOHN SPEEDE (BRITISH 17th century) Warwickshire lithograph 42 x 57 cm and a Collegium Aenei Nasi print, 39 x 51 cm

Artist Unknown (British, 17th Century) Cahir Castle Taken by the Earle of Essex in Anno 1599. Etching 11.5" x 14.25" Frame: 18.5" x 21.25"

Oils on canvas. Displays a ship battle engagement between an American and British ships. Unsigned. British school, early/mid 19th century. Unframed. Canvas marked by producer - Winsor & Newton (still

British, 17th century, handwritten velum document in Latin beginning "Jacobus" (King James I of England), with oversized (4 in. diameter) wax seal attached, approximately 27 x 22 in. overall Provenanc

British, 17th century, one arm and ten side chairs, comprising five closely matched side chairs with crown and angel carved crests and front stretchers, some with stamped initials on back rail, with f

Elizabethan Carved Oak Panel & French Oak Panel, 16th/17th C. (MST632/2)(MS) Dimensions: The larger 26 1/4" H x 11" W Property from a Fairfield County, CT home

British School (17th Century), "Oyster and the Pleaders," oil on canvas, unsigned, sight: 29"h x 24"w, overall (with frame): 35"h x 30"w

British School (17th Century) Portrait of a Noblewoman. Oil on canvas. Note: The costume and hairstyle appear to be early 17th Century Canvas: 36" x 29.25" Frame: 47" x 40.5"

17th century AD. Group comprising: Gloucestershire, Cirencester, farthing (William Constable); Oxfordshire, Oxford, farthing (Richard Tutton, 1668) and Somerset, Frome, halfpenny (Iohn Sanders, 1671)