William McKerras(British, 18th century)38 Gun Frigate

"U.S. Frigate Constitution, of 44 Guns", circa 1812, engraving with aquatint and handcoloring, engraved by A. Bowen after a drawing by William Lynn, published in Boston by William Lynn, image: 15.75"h

From the Original Engraving in the Peabody Museum Salem Massachusetts, Drawn by William Lynn, A. Bowen Sc. Reproduced in Collotype by the Meriden Gravure, Circa 1960's. Sheet Size: 28" x 22" Very good

107 Ton schooner "William and Mary" dated July 18th, 1797. Captain Samuel Briard (1762-1806) of Portsmouth, NH. The "William and Mary" mounted with no guns was active in the West Indies trade. Signed

After D... Williams (18th Century) British. "Passiflora - Gynandria Pentandria", Print, 21.5" x 15", together with a Folio of various Prints, Quantity (Q).

Ship’s Contract 1794 from Moses Brown’s “William” 18th century ship's contract, listing the sailors and their wages for a voyage in January 1794 for the ship "William", owned b

Thomas and William Daniell, (18th Century) 'The Armenian bridge, near St. Thomas's Mount, Madras', a hand-coloured aquatint, paper watermarked 1794 19" x 25.75" (48 x 65cm).

After William Hogarth, 18th century The Four Times of the Day (Morning, Noon, Evening & Night) a set of four hand-coloured engravings on laid paper 35.5 x 25cm (Pl.), in period frames; together with N

18th Century Aquatint Etching. Sir William Hamilton (British, 1719-1803). Hand-colored aquatint etching by Johann Heinrich Tischbein (Germany, 1751-1829). From the collection of Etruscan, Greek and Ro

"The Prodigal Rake: Memoirs of William Hickey", edited By Peter Quennell, published by E.P. Dutton, New York, stated 3rd printing February 1962 [the first two printings were issued in January]. Dust j

A cook wearing blue dress with white apron holding a bowl of soop. Named in honor of King William III, 18th century Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia, the oldest of the British colonies in Amer

Joseph Mallord William Turner. (English, 1775-1851). Crossing the Brook. Antique engraving on wove paper after the original oil paint on canvas by master engraver William Richardson (18th century). 18

Named in honor of King William III, 18th century Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia, the oldest of the British colonies in America. Williamsburg became the political, social and cultural center

Named in honor of King William III, 18th century Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia, the oldest of the British colonies in America. Williamsburg became the political, social and cultural center

Named in honor of King William III, 18th century Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia, the oldest of the British colonies in America. Williamsburg became the political, social and cultural center

Named in honor of King William III, 18th century Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia, the oldest of the British colonies in America. Williamsburg became the political, social and cultural center

Named in honor of King William III, 18th century Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia, the oldest of the British colonies in America. Williamsburg became the political, social and cultural center

English William and Mary or Queen Anne walnut and oyster veneer desk on stand, early 18th century with later elements, having a bracket cornice, over an oyster veneer frieze, resting on a two door inl

An eighteenth century William and Mary style walnut and inlaid two part cabinet on stand having eleven drawers and stretcher base. Ht: 62.5" Wd: 41.75" Dpth: 25.75"

Cherry case, bonnet with broken arch pediment and carved rosettes and hood columns. Signed dial with moon phase, hemispheres, and calendar. Original striking brass eight day movement . Height 80 inche

Probably English, 18th century. Carved oak chest in the William and Mary baroque taste, having four-drawers with recessed geometric molding, and rising on flattened ball feet. Approx. h. 39", w. 39",

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 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".

18th Century William & Mary Cabinet on Stand 65 in tall x 34 x 20

RARE WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT CHILD'S DRESSING BUREAU ON TRUMPET FORMED STAND, 18TH CENTURY; 58"H X 17"W X 13"D