19thC English Tankard, inscribed

19th century English pint capacity pub tankard with pub's name inscribed on base. Rim marked with Victorian London county inspector's district capacity mark.

19Th century English pint capacity pub pot with Pub owner's name inscribed on front with Victorian inspector marks and capacity verifications on rim, circa 1850.

19th century English pint pub tankard by the Makers, Yates & Birch of Birmingham, England, circa 1800. The maker's names are inscribed on the rim.

19TH century English pint pub tankard from the 'Woolwich Infant Pub' located at 9 Plumstead Road, Woolwich, England. The pub tankard is marked by the Maker, B.R. Banks and the Pub's name is inscribed

19th century English half-pint pub tankard with Victorian district inspector marks on rim, circa 1850.

19th century English quart capacity pub tankard, front stamped with capacity and rim stamped with various inspector marks including the 'Kings Lynn Borough District mark, circa 1840.

19th century English pint capacity pub tankard made by the Maker, James Yates of Birmingham, circa 1840.

19TH century English pint capacity pub tankard with inspector marks and Victorian district mark for Middlesex County on rim, circa 1875.

19TH century English pint capacity bulbous pub measure with Victorian district mark and capacity mark on rim, circa 1840.

19th century English quart capacity pub tankard with maker's mark inside base and 1826 London portcullis mark on rim.

19th century English half-pint capacity pub tankard with Victorian district and capacity marks, circa 1850.

Oil on canvas. Sunset on Helvellyn. Signed with monogram and dated 1881. Also inscribed on reverse; 14in. X 24in.

Watercolor on paper. The Estrelles, from Cannes - Dated 1842. Inscribed on reverse; 8.25in. X 14in.

Hand colored engraving. W. Harvey. Runjet Sing's Encampment. Inscribed in ink with title and engraver's name; 5.5in. X 8in.(image size)

Two pieces of Continental blue and white porcelain, including a Dutch Delft porcelain tankard, inscribed on pewter lid, and an English transferware tea pitcher with uniqe open work neck and bulb form

London, 1890, early Continental form with ball and claw feet, lion and shield thumb piece, floral decoration, gilt interior, inscribed "Mary Mason Oliver/and/Theophilus Parsons./from/Mr. and Mrs. Amit

19th century English pewter pub tankard of pint capacity. Name of pub ‘Red Lion’ inscribed on base. Maker: B. R. Banks of London, circa 1870. H: 4 ¾â€.

Pints, quarts. One quart as a side pour with inscribed name. Various verification marks. Eg: VR 252 (polished quart), 307, 340 (side pour). GR 6 and ER 410 pints. Dimensions: Qt. 6"H x 4.75 base dia.

English Silk Needlework Memorial Picture, Early 19thc. depicting two women and a child before an urn inscribed Hector, with a burning pyre, in silk embroidery and paint on silk, framed in eglomise gla

Adrian Charles Prosper D' Epinay (1836-1914). Bronze portrait bust of a gentleman / English Lord, or possibly Honore Theodoric d' Albert de Luynes / Duc de Luynes (1802-1867). Inscribed signature on t

Monumental 19thC English Sterling Silver & Cut Glass Centerpiece/Epergne. Fully Hallmarked & Initials of J.S.Condition: Generally Very Good. Silver is Tarnished. The Cut Glass Vase on Top Has a Crack.

Pair of matching 19th century English Chippendale mirrors, carved giltwood with phoenix crest, 53" x 27". Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts estate.

Camphor chest on chest. Eight(8) drawers and fitted central desk. Two(2) section stacking design. Original brass hardware; 40.5in.H. x 40in.W. x 16in.D.

Painted wooden doll with jointed arms and legs wears earrings and a linen dress embroidered with metallic thread. 22 1/2 inches