Two Early English Letters Baltocks Thomas Saunders

Three interesting early English letters: the first circa 1710 signed Baltock to the Honourable Thomas Saunders at Beechwood, one paage; 1793 letter to Sir Isaac Heard , Knight at the College of Arms,

17th c English letter thanking his host for a stay at Beechwood. Two pages. Very Good, measures 9 x 7” and a second letter dated 1675 to Thomas Saunders signed Ben Andrewes. Good condition, with add

1692 English folded letter to Thomas Saunders of Beechwood from Samuel Buck pertaining to Mr. Saunders health and need for delivery of papers. Fine condition, one page with address panel. Measures 6 x

Two English letters on bsuiness matters, one dated 1674 and the other 1677 signed Baltocks and sent to Beechwood. Both with some loss at margins, the 1677 letter having some loss of text to upper righ

The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, second edition by N. Bailey, printed for Thomas Cox at the Lamb under the Royal-Exchange, London, 1731. Along with An Universal Etymological English Dict

After Henry Thomas Alken, English, 1785-1851. Pair of Early 19th Century two panel prints on brown paper depicting Cock Fighting; one series is entitled "Set Too" and "Fight" and the other "Throat" an

1734 English folded letter with early stamped Bishop Mark. Letter one page to Baronet Thomas Sebright at Beachwood. Very Good, some resident to address panel. Measures 6.25 x 7.5”. Please note that

Center Bowl. With 4 arms. London city mark, maker's mark of Thomas Richards, and date letter of 1807. Total approx. weight of all pieces is 48.44 troy oz. From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: over

A grouping of antique English sterling silver items including an 18th century tankard , london silver marks, date letter for 1729 and maker's mark for Thomas Tearle (1721-1736) redecorated in the Vict

Two items: A folded letter dated 1806 being an inquiry on a property for sale. Early English postal mark, Fine condition. A blue revenue stamp impressioned with coat of arms and inset with a piece of

English, early 19th century A group of two sets (4 total pieces) of wrought iron andirons Unmarked Approx. h. 18", w. 19.5" Provenance: from the Georgian Plantation High Hope Estate, Thomas Ruben Jone

English Regency rosewood letter box, early 19th c., of rectangular form, the sides with pierced floral fretwork, hinged lid with two letter slots, labeled 'Answered' and 'Unanswered' on mother of pear

Thomas Hood (1799 - 1845) was an English author. One letter asks for two copies of 'Tylney Hall' . The other letter refers to a proposal for some of Hood's work, and a Cornish mining accident. Neither

1739 1st ed English Civil War Irish Massacre Charles I Thomas Carte 2v Set Thomas Carte was an early 18th-century English historian who composed a collection of letters and papers that were written in

Coin and Sterling Silver Lot, Consisting of: English C1800 coin stuffing spoon date letter "C"; J Hammer silver and three other silver shot cups; early coin tea caddy spoon; two tea strainers; small p

1) Silver Waltham Watch Co. signed by Seth Thomas, size 18 key wind not in running order, offered with key, 2.1 in. D, and 2) silver English pocket watch c. early 1800's verge movement smudged hallmar

(lot of 2) English oak desk items, both early 20thc., including: (1) Edwardian oak desk stand, beaded trim on the carved stand with pen tray, two fitted inkwells and slant lid letter box, 6"h, 11"l, 8

English walnut desktop writing compendium, early 20th c., curved top handle, fall front, fitted interior with stationery compartments, two glass inkwells, pencil and letter opener, approx 9.25"h, 9.75

Bradbury & Henderson/ Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1886. In early 18thC style with a fixed rim with c - scrolls and shells above ribbed sides around two vacant reserves, and on a low similarly chase

The creamer weighs 3.7 troy ounces, bears the London Hallmark for Thomas Wallis, Est. 1792. The card holder is monogrammed with an "S", weighs 1.4 grams and dates from the early 20th C.

some early elements, each oak throughout, tenoned construction, ring and baluster turned splayed legs with stretchers, 30 x 96 x 12-1/2 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mou

Two Early English Staffordshire Pearlware Cow and Milkmaid Creamers, early 19th century, to include one cow with yellow, orange and brown spongeware with bound feet, (repair on tail and horns), heigh

comprising a low table, heavy oak slab top and three splayed legs, rich old patinated surface, 19-1/2 x 19 x 42-1/2 in.; together with a slab top ash and elm table, through tenoned legs, figured singl

Two early English painted chalkware figures and a Staffordshire spill vase. Largest: 13 1/8" high, 6 1/4" wide. Smallest: 6 3/8" high, 8" wide. Condition: paint wear, loss, a few chips.