Early English Detector Receiver, 1910

Audion Detector Receiver Maker unknown, early American radio model, wood case, with ceramic resistance and replica DeForest Ultraudion valve in gooseneck mounts. - Note: A most unusual and attractive

English, early 20th century (c. 1910). An Edwardian mahogany, tulipwood veneer and inlaid display cabinet, the lock plate stamped "Salmon Bros. London", the removable tulipwood veneered pediment decor

Rare circa 1910 English iron Kinora mutoscope, an early motion picture viewer. It comes with one reel #1598 (a dancer) that when the handle is turned the quick movement of photos makes it appear to be

Stick, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1910, with hooked handle, and engraved with fine acanthus motifs, above slender stick, lenght 94cm

An English Silver Mounted Ebony Walking Stick Early 20th Century the handle marked for 'Birmingham, 1913', the collar marked for 'Chester, 1910', the shaft ending in a metal ferrule. silver

English fire extinguisher holder, having hinge top marked "To be used in case of / Fire / Asbestos Cloths", dated to the reign of George V (1910-1936) 15"h x 7"w x 9"d We happily

Early 20th century, ca 1910, mahogany satinwood hall cabinet with floral stenciled and inlaid front drawer, reeded legs, one pull out drawer. Light signs of use. H 32" x W 30" x D 14". Surface has som

English fire extinguisher holder, having hinge top marked "To be used in case of / Fire / Asbestos Cloths", dated to the reign of George V (1910-1936) 15"h x 7"w x 9"d Provenance: A prominent Terrel

USA, c. 1910 brass 8.5” x 1” Brass paperknife with transitional 19th-20th century form and concentric circle embellishment in relief. Tags: modern, modernism, english, nouveau, tiffany, br

Early English Pictorial and Poem Sampler by Ann Rogers, Evesham School, 1813Worked in several embroidered techniques and titled "Extract.""Mysterious Heaven, How Wonderous are thy WaysY

16th c. Oak Standing Male Apothecary Figure, carved from a single plank and with traces of old polychrome paint; the man is depicted in Elizabethan attire and using a large mortar and pestle; likely a

Early English Haberdashery Counter 40 1/2H x 89 1/2"L x 27 1/2"W

British, some early elements, rectangular top over a relief carved and scrolled skirt, turned legs with stretchers, oak throughout, 32-1/2 x 76-1/2 x 25-3/4 in. Provenance: Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc,

Early English Oak Dresser Base 17th/18th century Height 32 inches (81.3cm), width 6 feet 1 1/2 inches (186.7cm), depth 19 1/2 inches (49.5cm). C

Primitive horse and jockey, illegible signature bottom right, English, c. 1780-1820, 11 x 13 inches sight, 14.5 x 16.5 inches overall

oak with gabled roof on tapering feet. Separations, splits, oxidation, damage, losses. 19" high, 13" wide, 18" deep. Provenance: Property from a Westchester County, NY Estate.

EARLY ENGLISH CARVED BLANKET CHEST DATED 1683 INITIALED 26" TALL X 43" X 21"

some early elements, each oak throughout, tenoned construction, ring and baluster turned splayed legs with stretchers, 30 x 96 x 12-1/2 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mou

EARLY, ENGLISH CARVED WOODEN GENTLEMAN, LADY AND CHILD DOLLS BY DAVID CHAPMAN AND PAUL ROBINSON OF "THE OLD PRETENDERS". Gentleman 13”, lady 10 ”, child 4 ”. Each is carved wooden one-piece head

EARLY ENGLISH LEATHER HOLY BIBLE . London: Impr. by Christopher Barker, 1585; The Booke of Common Prayer & Admin. of the Sacraments, & other Rites & Ceremonies of the Church Acc. to the Use of The Chu

all percussion, one marked "Powell 21" on lock, "LONDON FINE TWIST" on 33 in. barrels, possibly 8 gauge, 49-1/2 in.; 12 gauge shotgun, 30 in. barrels, marked "C.G. BONEHILL...." on barrel rib, S/N 126

Early English silver coins. 1. 1558-1603 Elizabeth I three d. 2. 1371-96 Robert II Scotland, groat of Edinburgh. 3. 1327-77 Edward III, London mint penny, long cross, pellets. 4. Henry III after 1247.

GROUP OF DAVENPORT OR COALPORT EARLY ENGLISH CHINA INC. 2 SAUCE BOATS W/ UNDERPLATES, 4 - 9 1/8" LOSENGE SHAPED DISHES, DECORATED IN AN IMARI STYLE

Pair of Early English Silver Entree Dishes, approx 1830s by Benjamin Smith III, approx 70 oz -