18th C Lot of English Militia Acts

Group of three English militia acts, two from George III (1782 and 1798) and one from reign George II (1734). Two with decorative title leaves, all complete. Fine, folio. Please note that this lot has

Twenty-five English acts of Parliament printed 1720 to 1758, each with decorative title leaf displaying royal coat or arms. Mostly dealing with infrastructure to roads, churches, harbors. All seperate

Title: 18th C Lot of English Acts of Parliament Description: A group of ten acts of Parlaiment from 1715 through 1782, representing all the monarchs from Anne through George III. All but one with cove

18thc. English Porcelain Lot, comprising a pair of Chamberlains Worcester Coffee cans, Dragons in Compartments, c.1810, together with a Derby Coffee Can c.1800 decorated with sprigs in black and gildi

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,

Three items including a 1767 survey of contents of a house at Cornwall owned by Edward Wynne, an Esquire; 18th c bookplate of Henry Benson of Dodford in Northhamptonshire, and a copy of certificate of

ENGLISH WAX SILHOUETTES, LOT OF FOUR, 18TH.C. H 3", 4" JOHN PAUL JONES ETC. Hand-colored portraits depict: "Adam Viscount Duncan of Camperdown" by Thomas Wyon. "General Wolfe" by J.C. Lockee. "John Pa

English Militia Act from the reign of Queen Anne passed and printed here in 1708. Decorative title leaf and several pages of black letter. Complete, measures 8 x 12.5”. Please note that this lot has

1713 English militia act regarding quartering of troops. Decorative cover leaf, fine condition, measures 7 x 11.5”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in adva

Small Lot English Porcelain & Ironstone, 18th & 19th C., includes Worcester tea bowl & 2 saucers, pair Mason's plates & othersDimensions: Ironstone 9 1/4" dia., Leah dishes 3 1/2" sq. (VIRO127/14)(WT)

(2) 18TH C ENGLAND HALF PENNY & WILKINSON TOKEN Lot of two English coins, to include 1792 London Middlesex half penny, and 1787 John Wilkinson Ironmaster token. Weight: 26.7g total. Shipping / Pickup:

The Lot includes bowls, cups, and saucers. They are mostly blue and white Chinoiserie patterns. Several of the pieces bear the older Royal Worcester crescent mark on the Underside, indicating they are

18th century. The lot includes two tables each with quality mahogany tops above base emitting three legs ending in a pad foot. H29" W34" Sold from the collection of Dr. Carl Freeman to benefit the Hor

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English Act of Parliament japanned clock case, 18th/19th c., signed "Thomas Hackney", 63"h x 31"w x 9"d Provenance: Property from a Major Corporate Art Collection

A large lot of antique 18th-century English pewter spoons. A total of 11 items, five out of which have identical figurative handles. One spoon has a chicken foot handle design. One spoon is marked Eng

Lot (2) similar 18th c. English Queen Ann plank seat chairs. 17" Seat Ht. x 37" Ht..

(A PRIVATE ENGLISH COLLECTION, LOT 117-125) PAIR OF FAMILLE ROSE SMALL LIDDED BALUSTER VASES QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY 清 粉彩雉鷄牡丹紋ã€åšå¤ç´‹ å�

Extraordinary collection of 20 American newspapers from the late 18th century, with reports on wars in Europe, Federal appointments, significant Acts of Congress, Native American news, and several ref

Two Piece Lot, to include English oak lift top chest, along with early oak small table with drawer, probably early 18th century, chest height 25 1/2 inches, chest top 18" x 40".

Lot of two, English circa 1780 with relief floral swags and feather edge with reticulated edges, 9 1/2" diameter. Condition tiny glaze edge flacks, VG.

(Lot of 10) English porcelain figures of putti, probably Derby, late 18th/early 19th century, each child allegorical of Spring depicting holding a basket of flowers, each with patch marks, some with i

View of Wilton, Wilshire, The Seat of the Rt. Honorable Earl of Pembroke. Published according to Act of Parliament March 1st. 1759, Carrington Bowlers, John Boydell, Henry Parker, et al. engraved and

Lot of two English eighteenth century and later carved oak Wainscot chairs each having decorated backs over plank seats and open arms. Provenance: From the original collection of the Maybrook mansion