1850's to 1861 ironstone T. Till & Son "Shanghae"

Victorian-era soup service includes platter, bowl and lid. Marked on the bottom T. Till & Son. Shanghae, stamped Till & Son Burslem, numbered 504. Dimensions: 11"H X 14.5"W Issued: Circa 1850-1860

Transactions of the American Institute of the City of New York. Includes the following years: 1849, 1850, 1854, 1855, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1867 & 1868. Published by Charles Van Benthuysen & Sons, printer

A group of about 70 letters from 1828-1850s related to Howell Tatum Davis (b .1813-d. 1861, brother of John Davis, son of Frederick Davis, who moved to Texas circa 1840s). The letters are addressed to

Bowl with lid, China, Daoguang-(1820-1850) or Xianfeng-period(1850-1861), porcelain with copper-red glaze and a decoration of a delicate flowering plum tree and orchis set into the negative of the por

OIL ON CANVAS - (1850-1861) ORIGINAL STRETCHER - WEALTHY TOBACCO FARM FAMILY FROM THE SOUTH - FOUND IN VIRGINIA - WELL DONE 11"X12"

Porcelain saucer dish. China. Xianfeng period (1850-1861). Underglaze blue decoration of dragons, pearls, and flames. 6.75in diameter. Slight hairline on rim.

A HEXAGONAL PORCELAIN BOWL, XIANFENG MARK AND PERIOD China, 1850-1861. Of hexagonal form, decorated in polychrome enamels, iron-red, gold and underglaze blue, depicting three five-clawed dragons chasi

[PSALTER - ENGLISH]. JONES, Owen (1809-1874). The Psalms of David Illuminated. [London: Day & Son, 1861]. Folio (418 x 305 mm). 106 chromolithographic illuminated pages including title and dedication

each of Philadelphia Mint, 1850; 1854; 1861; total AGW (actual gold weight) for lot 0.36 oz. T. Provenance: Private Collection

Impressionist oil on panel 14 x 10 in., 17 1/2 x 13 1/2 in. (framed). Alfred Sabbaton Roorbach was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on February 28, 1850, a son of John Ogilvie Roorbach Jr. (1826 ��

and Coffee Service, hallmarked, 1850, Dixon & Sons, in the form of pitcher plants, the handles in the form of entwined handles, the surface decorated with hatching and lobed lower section, all raised

97pcs Assorted Red & White Transferware - Woods & Sons, Ironstone, Staffordshire, Etc. - Largest plate is 10 inch diameter

Pitcher. Mid 19th century S. Kirk & Son repousse sterling pitcher decorated with flora and a beautifully woven twin handle. Stamped to underside, "S. Kirk & Son 11oz" (1861-1868). To

19th century oil on canvas portrait of a man and woman, identified on note to verso as George and Sallie Willis. Col. George Willis (1809 - 1861) was the son of Byrd C. Willis (1781–1846) and Mary W

Pierre M. Lapie (1779 - 1850) and his son Alexandre Emile Lapie (1809 - 1850) were French cartographers and engravers active in the early part of the 19th century. The Lapies were commissioned officer

A Six-Piece S. Kirk & Son Coin Silver Repoussé Landscape Tea & Coffee Service, Baltimore, Maryland, 1828-1861 Marks: S. KIRK & SON Co., 925/1000, (various) 13-5/8 x 9-1/2 x 7-3/4 inches (34.6 x 24.

William Brownfield & Son(s) (English, 1850-1891), 1871-1891. 134 piece porcelain partial dinnerware service in two colors, green and turquoise, having a, foliate gothic arch - arabesque design to the

Jozsef Rippl-Ronai (1861 - 1927) Hungary. Pastel on Paper. Measure 14"in H x 10"in W and 22 3/4"in H x 18 1/2"in W with frame. Jozsef Rippl-Rónai was born on May 23, 1861 in Kaposvár, son of the

Mid-19th c. Coin Silver Pitcher, by William Gale & Son, New York (1850-66), fluted top with repousse and chased floral and grapevine decoration, branch form handle, scalloped foot, with engraved prese

Heading: Author: Eliot, George Title: Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe Place Published: Edinburgh and London Publisher:William Blackwood and Sons Date Published: 1861 Description: <

AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER REPOUSS&#201; PITCHER WITH RAM HEAD HANDLE by S. Kirk & Sons, Baltimore, Maryland, 1861-1868 The repouss&#233; decoration with floral motifs, acanthus leaves, and a castle

PARNALL AND SONS AVERY HOUSE, BRISTOL IRONSTONE MARGARINE PLATTER 2 1/4"H X 15 3/4"W X 11 1/2"D

Extensive Mason's Ironstone set, c. 1840-1850, Mid 19th c., English, (51) pieces, comprising: (12) dinner plates, (12) salad plates, (8) bread plates, (6) large soup plates, (8) soup plates, (3) gradu

WALLACE STERLING PLATES, 12 PCS, D 10 3/4":Marked underneath with maker's mark for R. Wallace & Sons, and pattern number 1850. Weighs 182.77 troy ounces total, approximately.