17th c British Land Title England King Charles II

17th Century British Land Title Grant King of England Charles II Carolus Secundus Antique. Label adhered to backing paper reads Exemplification of Recovery Being Confirmation of title of large country

Details: 17th Century Contract ANTIQUE VELLUM LAND INDENTURE THOMAS MOORE 1687 King James II St Georges Southampton Surrey County England British This antique vellum land indenture is made out betwee

1683 Oxford Bible Sermons ELIZABETHAN Church of England 39 Articles Anglican A rare, late 17th-century collection of sermons published in England during the reign of King Charles II. These sermons tau

1669 QUAKER 1ed Pamphlet Charles Bathurst Church of England King Charles II Charles Bathurst’s “A Serious Exhortation to the People of England” is a short 17th-century pamphlet writ

1663 1ed Charles II England Civil War George Bate Elenchi Motuum Nuperorum King George Bate, also known as Theodorus Veridicus, was a 17th-century English physician known for his medical treatises and

1661 King Charles II Politics Mercurius Publicus English Pamphlet Poland Quakers The “Merucrius Publicus” was a 17th-century recurring English periodical pertaining to important occurrence

17th C. Land Documents, includes: 1682 Survey of land at Chesapeake Bay for Samuel Jackson; Charles II 1684 land grant to Charles Hopkins (on parchment) Somerset County Maryland; and a 1734 Indenture

Charles II Oak Chair England, late 17th century, the mermaid-carved cresting over a caned and foliate-carved splat joined by barley twist turnings over a velvet upholstered seat, carved legs and phoen

1724 1ed English Civil War Gilbert Burnet History of Own Time British Charles II Gilbert Burnet was an important 17th-century Scottish historian whose works were highly influential and have remained i

Lebanon, Ohio, lot of nine, reproductions of 17th century English tin glazed earthenware, most with King Charles the II motifs in hand painted blue. Lot includes four candlesticks with Charles II moti

England, 17th century. An engraving by Hollar dating to c.1660. Similar held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

British, 17th century, one arm and ten side chairs, comprising five closely matched side chairs with crown and angel carved crests and front stretchers, some with stamped initials on back rail, with f

17th century A.D. One bimetallic of copper with brass centre. Obvs: ship with CAR II D G M B FR ET HI REX legend. Revs: St Michael and dragon with SOLI DEO GLORIA legend. Peck 496 / Peck 498. 10.85, 1

1688 LAW Reports of English Court Cases Enlightenment Charles II England RARE ‘Reports of Several Special Cases’ is a rare, late 17th-century treatise recounting various court cases and laws durin

British, late 17th century, comprising large scale oak drop leaf table, turned legs and gates, stretcher base with turned feet, together with four paneled and Barley twist side chairs (said to be orig

Charles II style needlework framed mirror, 17th/18th c. and later, England with period stump-work embroidery animals and foliage on later felt frame, antique mirrored glass, with hinged support prop m

Antique 1685 copper engraving "King Charles II of England", by Johann Friedlein, copper engraving, c. 1685, signed in plate "IFriedlein sculp.". Bust length with lace cravat, ermine mantle with Latin

British, second half 17th century, oak throughout with old mellow dark color, central balustrade door flanked by stylized flowers in carved relief, shelved interior, iron butterfly hinges, 30 x 35-1/2

1816 English LAW Reports Charles II Popish Plot England Treason Edmund Saunders Edmund Saunders was a 17th-century English jurist and lawyer known primarily for his collection of law reports under the

Charles II (King of England, Scotland and Ireland) A Proclamation Concerning His Majesties gracious Pardon, 2 sheets as issued, black letter, woodcut initial "C", folds, laid down on card, first sheet

1668 1ed Henry Killigrew Bible Sermon Preached to King Charles I of England Savoy Henry Killigrew was a 17th-century English clergyman who is best remembered for being the chaplain to King Charles I o

After Pieter Lely (British, 1618-1680) oil on canvas self-framed portraits of Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland (1660-1685) and his brother James II, King of England, Scotland and Irel

British School (17th/18th century) Calligraphic Bust Portrait of Charles II of England in State Robes with a Garter Chain unsigned etching on vellum 26.5 x 22.0 cm (10 7/16 x 8 11/16 in). framed 38.0

1656 Reign of King Charles I by Peter Heylyn England House of Stuart Scotland Most known for his “Cosmographia,” Peter Heylin, or Heylyn, was a 17th-century English author who wrote numerous works