18th C. British Deed from Mary and Mark Sharp

Europe, United Kingdom, 1793 CE. A heavy paper land sale document, handwritten, dated January 31, 1793, and signed by Mary and Mark Sharp and William Sharp, transferring property between the couple an

Three pewter plates. 18th century. Comprised of a Continental plate measuring 8-3/8" diameter. Marked on the underside with three Angel marks. The use of this mark was strictly reserved for metal of t

Likely 17th or early 18th century, British or Continental. Having a thick top which can be removed for shipment. The base having handsome and thick turning joined by lower stretcher which touches the

Tilt Top Form in solid brass, with pierced and lobed tilt top, turned post, trifid platform base resting on lion paw feet, 11" diam, 11" tall with lid down, 9" foot to foot, illegible raised mark on u

Tereoboo, King of Owyhee, bringing presents to Captn. Cook. Dimensions: (Frame) H 13.5" x W 18.25", (Sight) H 8" x W 13.25" Condition: Well framed. Few stray marks.

An extremely rare Green Jade pedant surrounded with 18k gold , inscribed with famous mark of British Indian company 17th/18th Century. This beautiful pendant was designed and marked for famous person

Glossy porcelain; dressed in an 18th century British Naval uniform. Sea Characters series. Royal Doulton backstamp. Minor age related crazing. Total weight: 23.3 oz. Artist: Mary Nicoll Issued: 1965 -

A late 18th century British porcelain teapot. Globular form with multicolor hand-painted floral decoration on a Black ground. Printed mark "Sharon". Minor wear, minor paint loss, tiny flake on spout.

The Captain is dressed in an 18th century British Naval uniform, with a map by his side. Series: Sea Characters. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Mary Nicoll Issued: 1965 - 1982 Dimensions: 9.5"H Manu

Designed by Mary Nicoll. Production years : 1965 - 1982. Part of the Sea Characters group themed series. Features this figurine dressed in an 18th century British Naval uniform. Signed with the Royal

18th century William and Mary mahogany marquetry inlaid table, with twist legs, on bun feet. [32" H x 41" W x 26" D]. Splits; losses; marks. Several chips to veneer on the stretcher; drawer was poorly

British School (18th century), Mrs. John (Mary) Patterson, oil on canvas, dated and titled verso, unsigned, sight: 29"h x 24.5"w, overall with frame): 35"h x 30"'w

18th C. hand colored copper plate engraving on laid paper of "Prunus Martima" the Mangrove Grape, by British naturalist Mark Catesby, plate #96 from "Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Baham

18th C. hand colored copper plate engraving on laid paper by British naturalist Mark Catesby, showing "The Red Motled (sic) Rock Crab, the Rough Shelled-Crab", plate T36 from the "Natural History of C

probably British, 18th century, each with molded oak frame, ring and baluster turned legs with stretchers, boldly turned front stretcher, brown leather upholstered back and seat with brass tacking, me

engravings with hand coloring, on laid paper, 18th century, to include "The Turkey Buzzard" and "The Lark," from the first edition of The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands, e

**Originally Listed At $400** Mark Catesby (British, 1683-1749), "Flying Squirrel", a hand colored copper plate engraving on fine laid paper, Plate 77, Volume II. London: printed for Benjamin White, 1

British, early 18th century, with bookmatched veneered and inlaid top over five dovetailed drawers, teardrop pulls, straight bracket feet, 35-1/2 x 38 x 22-3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of the Artists Ja

New England. Substantial proportions. Dimensions: H 45" x W 26" x D 18" x SH 17.5" Condition: Few small breaks to seat. Wear and marks consistent with age and use.

1. Large goblet with gold washed interior and London hallmarks, dated 1830, maker's mark I.B. 2. Large sterling goblet with gold washed interior and London hallmarks, date mark 1832, maker's mark Geor

British, late 18th century, cartouche shaped in the Imari palette, one with crown over crossed swords mark, 10-1/2 in. length

British or Continental, 18th century. Four-drawer oak chest in two parts, having paneled drawers and sides and rising on bun feet. Unmarked. Approx. h. 43.5", w. 42.5", d. 24.75".

British or Continental, 18th century, in fine polychromed paint decoration on black ground inside and out, hinged lid with wrought iron handle and lock, decorated iron hinges, the paneled doors openin

18th century pair of coin silver skewers, possibly Jeremiah Wool, New York City, NY, circa 1790, having applied circular finger holes and fully intact sharp-ended points. Four maker's marks ''IW'' wit