DAVID MONEAR (ENGLISH, 19TH CENTURY)

The base of this table is made of solid mahogany, while the top is constructed of mahogany and pine veneer with a brown leather writing surface. The leather top features a floral gold trim and has som

The beautiful table is made of mahogany. The circular top is able to be tilted to be easily stored. When folded down the top sits on a tripod base with hand-carved claw feet. Additionally, surrounding

This Regal period Regency giltwood bulls eye mirror has an giltwood carved eagle perched on a giltwood foliate plinth. The eagle is cresting over a convex mirror with gilt frame surrounded by ball dec

Miscellaneous English ceramics, mostly 19th century. Largest item: 6"x 4.5". Smallest item: 2.25"x 2.75".

This English Country house bench is solid oak in the Classic Curule design. This window bench has a warm oak patina and rich red velvet seat.Measures: Seat height 19.75".

This library chair is made out of solid rosewood. The armchair has elegant lines. The chair has a framed back that comes down to attractive shaped lines that finishes in saber legs. The carved scrolle

An early 19th century English Regency mahogany pedestal cabinet, circa 1810, featuring an urn with swag carved drawer and single cabinet door below.

American or English, 2nd quarter 19th Century, silk. Image of King David playing a harp in a field with a sheep. Some foundation loss around sheep. Toning, backed on cloth over a stretcher. 15.75"h. 2

to include three prints by David Charles Read (1790-1851), Southampton; Devon Scene, Winter Time with Sheep; and Coastal Scene with Figures and Ferryboat; to also include one print by Samuel Palmer (1

Collection of Staffordshire Pottery "Flatback" Figures third quarter 19th century, English, the collection including Bonnie Prince Charlie, Ira David Sankey and the Highland Dancers. h. 9-1/2" to 16-1

An English Porcelain Dessert Service 19th Century 10 items total. Diameter of dessert plate 8 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of David C. Stuebe, Barrington Hills, Illinois

1840s English Bull's Eye mirror. The convex mirror has Classic carved motifs on the top and bottom, and a carved eagle with outstretched wings.

18th/19th century painting of English landscape Approximate Dimensions: With Frame: 45"W * 33.5"H, Without frame: 35"W * 23.5"H

David Motley (United Kingdom, 19th-20th century) oil on canvas (laid on board) painting depicting two English Spaniels stealthily crossing between the brush through a field as dark clouds fill the blu

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19th / 20TH CENTURY) ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROYALTY MINIATURE PORTRAITS, LOT OF TWO, watercolor, one depicting Napoleon Bonaparte, signed "David" lower right, the other depic

Antique English Mahogany Folding Serving Table19th century, hinged rectangular top with rounded corners, serpentine legs with turned stretchers. 27 x 34.5 x 17 in. From the Estate of David R. Hayworth

* Three English Brass Theodolites late 19th/early 20th century Length of longest scope 16 inches. Estimate $ 80-120 Property from the Collection of Dr. David Spatz, Tucson, Arizona

* An English Ebonized Brass Mountain Theodolite dolland, london, 19th century Height overall 9 inches. Estimate $ 80-120 Property from the Collection of Dr. David Spatz, Tucson, Arizona

Magnificent Large Floral Porcelain Charger . Artist signed in the back. Exhibited in London in late 19th century. Hand painted on soft paste porcelain. Exhibition catalogue taped to the back. 21 inche

Seven small silver boxes, mostly if not all vinaigrettes, mostly sterling hallmarked English,one Dutch,3.7 troy oz.total.The maker's marks indicate the following 19th century silversmiths:1.George Uni

This dumbwaiter was made in England during the late-18th century to early-19th century, circa 1790. This piece is made of solid Cuban mahogany and features a traditional double surface with reeded edg

This card table was made in England during the first half of the 19th century. It was made of mahogany and features hand-turned legs. The two front legs of this piece each have an oval inlay detail an

This pair of lusters were made in England during the first half of the 19th century. The body is made of cut-glass with applied gilt. There are twelve long prisms that hang from the top rim.

Antique fish set with mother of pearl handles, mid-late 19th century. From David Orgell Collection.