A Pair of English Silhouettes, Edward Foster, Leng

A Pair of English Edward VII Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers. Comprising a Royal Guard form pepper pot and a figural salt shaker with removable hat that acts as a salt spoon (base damaged). Hallmarked

Pair of good quality Antique English Silhouettes c. 1900. Both feature Children, both with gold mats and black wood frames. Largest frame 8 1/2"x6". Smaller 5 1/2"x6 1/4". Weight 1 pd. PROVENANCE: A C

ENGLISH REVERSE SILHOUETTE ON GLASS, PAIR, H 7", L 10", FOX HUNTERS A pair of English reverse silhouettes on blown glass paintings. Each depicting men fox hunting on horseback. Walnut frames measure H

Description: Pair of Edward Ferrel LTD. English style sofas with down cushions. Dimensions: 32" x 83" x 33"

ENGLISH WEDDING SILHOUETTES OF MR. HORATIO EDWARD BOUCHER AND MISS SARAH ANN BUTLER LEAMINGTON 1837, H 12.75" W 16.75" FRAME Mr. Horatio Edward Boucher and Miss Sarah Ann Butler, with Reverend Edward

Pair of English Genre Oil Paintings by popular well listed British genre artist Edward Masters (English, 19th c.) Entitled ENGLISH COTTAGES | Oil on Canvas | Each signed in lower left of canvas with E

Pair of English Cut-Out Bronzed Silhouettes Depicting Captain and Lady Harding, Circa 1820. Possibly Lieutenant-Colonel William Harding (1792-1886), antiquary, geologist and army officer, and his wife

Pair English Faux Marble Candlesticks by Edward Russell. Marked on bottom. Each measures 12 inches in height.

Each columnar stem chased with tied laurel swags on a square base with canted corners. Height 5 inches, weighted.

A Pair of English Silver Pheasant Table Ornaments  Edward Barnard and Sons Ltd., London, 1964 each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of tailfeathers 50 ozt 5 dwt gross Height 6 1/2 x length 12

A pair of English sterling silver pheasant bird figure ornaments by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. Marked for london and dated 1973. The hand chased figurine ornaments are realistically modeled after

(pair) English Staffordshire mantel figures, mid 19th c., Queen Victoria and Albert Edward (Edward VII), Prince of Wales, crazing, Queen Victoria with hairline in base, approx 18"h, 8"w, 5"d; 10.5lbs

Pair of English Sterling Silver Sconces hallmarked 1909-1910 by Edward Barnard & Sons and 1936-1937 by Wakely & Wheeler and "E&D", in the Spanish Colonial taste, the backplate decorated with robust ac

BEAUTIFUL 19C ANTIQUE ENGLISH PAIR OF VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER DISHES AND COVERS . Ornate decoration around the rim , dish covers and removable handles . Hallmarked for Edward & John Barnard , London

(a) The portraits have descended in the sitters' family. The couple is identified as Edward Charles and Alice Martha Sheppard who married in 1825 in Lambeth, England. The couple and their only child,

Pair of English Regency-style gilt painted and trim on black lacquer tables, the square tops with cut-out corners, on quad splay legs off squared posts. Posts stamped underneath, "Edward Garratt XVIII

The Burial Place of a Peer Zada, Anopther and "The Tomb of a Moorish Lady, Bengal", 1803, Edward Orme publisher, image area approx. 13" X 17", nicely matted and framed.

Pair of English hunt scene engravings depicting Mr. Will M Long on Bertha and Mr. Charles Davis on Traverser. Engraved by Edward Backer. 30"h x 32"w overall.

Pair of English Heraldic armorial achievements, each with a crest and coronet above the escutcheon shield and supporters, matted under eglomise reverse painted glass mats; probably for Edward Devereux

Pair of 19th C. English School Still Life Paintings, in the manner of Edward Ladell. Fruit still life oil on canvas paintings depicting grapes, pears, and apples, artist monogrammed and dated '90 and

Edward & Edward Jr. John and William Barnard, London 1839 bowl or carafe holders, with scrolling designs. 5.4 ozt. [2" H x 3 1/2" Diam.].

Country Scene. Both signed and dated 1880. Edward Benjamin Herberte (English, 1857 - 1893). From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: 16" high x 22" wide. Condition: Both have craquelure and stretcher

Flank your foyer ensemble with this pair of console tables, offering a touch of traditional appeal in an instant. Crafted from wood, each features a demilune silhouette and a stately dark finish. The

by Edward Pocock, London 1732, 'Old English' pattern, crested, 7.9ozt gross (Dimensions: h: 32cm) (Qty: 2)(h: 32cm)Footnote: Provenance: From the collection of Lord Hastings