pot without cover, probably Ansbach, around 1770-80

A RUSSIAN NEW TESTAMENT WITH SILVER APLLICATION ON THE COVER probably around 1900 12 x 8,4 cm

Twenty-six Help! Magazine issues including first 11 issues, books are mostly fair to good as many have split and detached covers, probably around ten of them, a few have tape repaired seams, the Beatl

Coffee pot, England, probably 1770, London city mark, maker's mark RL, sterling silver 925/000, round profiled stand, smooth body with tapering wall, attached curved handle with wooden grip, domed and

Large flower pot, probably Saargemünd, around 1900-1905, stoneware, floral embossment with four handles, external area yellow and purple glazed, interior green, H. approx. 35xcm, D. approx. 45cm

Group of English Creamware Articles Unmarked. Comprising: A condiment pot and cover, probably Staffordshire A small mug Two Staffordshire creamware egg drainers An egg cup The largest 5 in. high, (5 p

Probably somewhere around 80 trains in the lot. All types of cars, did not see too may locomotives

Pennsylvania walnut Chippendale tea table with a molded edge top, circa 1770-80. Probably south central Pennsylvania Chippendale table, third quarter 18th century. The ball and claw feet with correct

Soester half-moon, copper and brass, signature "FRANZ SCHURHOFF IN SOEST" in a dashed circle, hammered copper, with leather carrying strap, 80 cm, probably around 1800 #809# German Description Soester

A German fayence polychrome tankard and hinged pewter cover (Walzenkrug), probably Bayreuth, circa 1770, painted with a horse in a landscape, the hinged pewter with initials F.G. , 28cm high; and anot

An Elizabethan East Anglian provincial silver paten (communion cup cover), probably Waveney Valley circa 1560-80 of conventional domed circular form with a flatten disc handle/foot. The edge with a st

Antique Chinese blue and white porcelain, scholar's desk covered box; of circular form, with figural landscape design to the cover and all around; probably Kangxi Period; D: 2 3/8" (approx

Made from 800 (80%) silver around 1820, probably in one of the German kingdoms, featuring a 1724 silver coin of a German kingdom, an ornate silver chain and lion fob. The testing of the clasps was not

Historism pot, German, around 1900, probably Hanau, silver 800/000, h. 19 cm, gross weight. approx. 480 g

Sèvres Porcelain Bleu Céleste Ground Pot à Jus and Cover Circa 1760-1770, blue interlaced L's mark, incised 28 and 83 Painted with a central bouquet of flowers and fruit, within a gilt

DESCRIPTION: A Pennsylvania Chippendale circa 1770-80 chest on chest base, probably walnut. The form consisting of three graduated beveled edge drawers each with bat wing brasses resting in a conformi

360 cm x 100 cm. Hand knotted. Wool on wool. Probably with camel hair. No shipping to the USA. Shipping of this object by a third party possible. List of selected trusted shipping partners attached to

ATTRIBUTED TO BENJAMIN BLAKE Around 1770 mentioned London - Around 1830 mentioned ebeda STILL LIFE WITH FOWL, A RABBIT AND A RAY Oil on canvas (relined). 61,5 x 51 cm (F. 80 x 69 cm). Verso: Old paper

An enamel table snuff box, probably London, circa 1770, the cover printed and painted with an amorous scene, the sides and base with further vignettes, a further amorous scene inside the cover, a loos

19th century. Chinese porcelain pot, ink colour painted landscape encircled the pot and gilt inscribed around the rim. Gilt rim, ears and bottom. Height 18cm

Figural Pot, Mayan, Probably Guatemala, 600-900 AD. A figural pot modeled as a frog around the base, the upper portion with flaring neck and polychrome painted details of avian subjects between bands

Probably Qing Dynasty, H:4.25 inch X W:6.5 inch

English, circa 1770 Naturalistically molded as florettes above overlapping leaves, comprising: a coffee pot and cover, a hot-milk jug and cover and a tea-canister and cover. Provenance: A Distinguishe

Rare Rookwood Green Tinted Porcelain vase with all over floral decoration done in 1924 by Sara Sax. Flowers cover the exterior from top to bottom and all the way around, probably in reds and yellows w

(lot of 3) Worcester porcelain printed coffee service wares, circa 1770, each decorated with pastoral views after Robert Hancock, comprising a faceted coffee pot and cover, one side with "The Tea Part