Two Antique English Stools

Likely 19th century. One stool in the William and Mary Style with a woven rush seat and nice surface, together with a Jacobean style oak stool having a turned wood frame and plank seat. Each is nice a

19th century group including two leather top adjustable piano stools along with a handsome William and Mary style needlepoint upholstered foot stool. Sold from the collection of Jean and Steven Rothro

Early and late 19th century. The circular stool looks to be early 19th century. Each mortise constructed and with old surface. The red painted example looks to have a bit later surface. H10" H8 1/4" S

comprising a small mahogany veneered stool and a burlwood molded round base for a glass dome, as tray. Tray: 10 3/4" diameter. Stool: 5" high, 9" wide, 9" deep. FInish damage to tray.

Early English Oak Joint Stool, approximately 23 1/4" high, 21" wide, 14 3/4" deep. In good antique condition overall, jints are tight. Two board top with split seam. Probably original finish. Seventee

Two Antique English Cricket Tables- appear to be made of pine and ash25.25 h x 21.5 diameter30.75 h x 19 diameter

Two Antique English Silver Mugsboth single handled with baluster form body and round foot, the shorter a George III silver mug with partially rubbed maker's mark of John Kentember, London, with 1769 d

Two antique English occasional tables, comprising a small oak cricket table and an oval two tier work table in mahogany. Largest: 28 1/2" high, 19 1/2" wide, 13 1/2" deep. Smallest: 27" high, 21" diam

Two Antique English Tea Caddies third quarter 19th century, both having rectangular forms, with inlaid escutcheon and dual lidded interior compartments, the largest in mahogany veneer with central cup

Late 19th century. Each having hinged handles on brass body. Some scattered dings consistent with use and age. Largest: H17" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina family Sou

Two Antique English Reverse Glass Prints, "Coursing the Hare," and "Death of the Hare," framed, with label verso for Philip Suval, Madison Ave., New York. Framed. Dimensions: 12.5 x 1

Two Antique English School Botanical Watercolorsthe first depicting a branch from the common larch, inscribed "Ilfrecombe March 1830," matted and framed under Museum Glass (Frame dimensions 12 3/4 x 9

19th century. The lot includes a very nicely chased example with lion head handles and coat of arms at one side atop paw feet along with a footed example with hinged handle. Largest: H14 1/4" W17"

Two Antique English Porcelain Platters. 19" X 14 1/2" ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY F

19th century. One large platter by Davenport having its original pierced strainer along with a handsome blue and white platter likely by Staffordshire. The Davenport platter having an early staple rep

Two Antique English Walking Sticks with Carved Dog Heads - C. 19th Century. A) Cane with Carved Whippet Dog Head Handle, collar with engraved "Amos Hull", Dark hardwood shaft, 35 3/4" L. B) Carved Dog

Beaded top with round base (Hester Bateman, London 1821) and Neoclassical with squared base(London, 1793). 5.5 troy oz. 5.5"H

Victorian card case with mother of pearl floral bouquet inlay. Together with a horn accented snuff box. Minor breaks. BIDDERS LIVING OUTSIDE OF CANADA are warned to proceed with care before bidding on

Early 19th century. One pink lustre pitcher having federal eagle at each side and floral decorated upper body along with a handsome staffordshire example having grape decoration around mid body. The h

Two Antique English School Maritime Paintingsthe first a charmingly naive painting signed "H. Smithlint" at lower right, oil on artist's board retaining label for Harris & Sons of Plymouth to the vers

19th century. One very nicely chased and decorated cent box along with an interesting lidded oval box with chain handle. Each with silver marks at the interior. Tallest: H1 3/4" 41 grams standard Sold

Two English, 19th century W. Ridgway Co. Semi China covered dishes in blue willow pattern, 6" H x 11" W x 8" L.

19th century. One brilliantly crafted scent box by Nathaniel Mills in the form of a book along with a nicely crafted coin or tobacco box having gold washed interior and English standard marks. Each in

Likely for Sugar. 19th century. One charming example by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes of Birmingham and another fine piece which is very nice and early and marked with makers' mark AJH alongside Engl