English Plaque circa 1861.

Set of eight G.L. Ashworth Brothers (English circa 1861-1968), Imari palette ironstone dinner plates (pattern 101), second half 19th century, with printed, painted, and impressed marks, Approximate di

Lot 476 - Circa 1861-63. English. Twenty-six (26) Pieces. George Adams, London. "Lily" pattern. 12 dinner forks, 11 tablespoons, 1 butter knife, 1 ladle, 1 fish slice. Gross weight, forks 1.094kg, spo

Five English enamel plaques and two boxes, circa 1753-65 Comprising a pair of oval Birmingham plaques, printed in black with lovers in rural landscapes, the gilt metal frames with hanging loops, 12cm

Circa 1861, G.L. Ashworth & Bros. (English, 1861-1968); Imari palette polychrome ironstone; scalloped rim with florals in a rocky landscape with bird. Maker's mark to the underside. Approx. d. 10.25".

English Sunderland luster plaque, made in the Sundlerland area circa 1850. These lustre plaques are more commonly found in pink luster, the orange luster is much less frequently found. Molded design w

Rare Carbon Photograph on English Porcelain Plaque thought to be a Governess and two of the children of Edward VII and Alexandra while Queen Victoria was still alive circa 1867; now in a custom gold l

Rare Victorian Painted Porcelain Plaque, By Copeland Spode. English, Circa 1870 (19")

Made in England, collectible English Chalkware wall plaque, measures ht app 5.5 inches, creamy white poodle head circa 1968, has chips

A FINE ENGLISH JENNENS & BETTRIDGE HAND PAINTED PAPIER-MACHE PLAQUE DEPICTING COUNCIL ROOM OF THE TOWN HALL COVENTRY, CIRCA 1870. Titled lower left and inscribed lower right Jennens & Bettridge Co. C

The lot includes an antique Staffordshire New Marriage Act Figure, Circa 1825. The plaque on the figure reads THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT. JOHN FRILL AND ANN BOKE AGED 21 THAT IS RIGHT SAYS THE PARSON AMEN S

Lot 396 English Book Stand English Book stand with single drawer and inlaid shell decoration to top, bears makers plaque on reverse.  Mahogany  Circa 1850 11 1/2 x 12 3/8 x 8 7/8 in. Estimate $100-$

Lot of two antique English Victorian two-arm porcelain mounted wall sconces depicting a satyr sitting on a rock while eating grapes. Gilded bronze, circa 1890s. Jasperware plaques inside floral rimmed

Carved coffer and offering plaque. Size: 18"T x 26"L x 10"D; 6.25"T x 10.25"L Circa: 1880. List Price: $1650

(English, 1861-1892), signed l.r. "J.C. Bell," plaque inscribed "J.C. Bell fl. 1857-1968), paper label verso from Hartington Gallery, London. Sight size: 21"dia.

Exquisite, circa 1924, London English sterling silver frame miniature portrait plaque pendant featuring a very nicely hand painted portrait of a young girl in pink dress behind original domed glass sc

Circa 1859, 'The National Medallion' copper plaque by Samuel H. Black with the entire Declaration of Independence in arched text, list of presidents to 1861 and the Battle Roll of the Revolution, four

DESCRIPTION: Wedgwood blue and white jasperware plaque depicting Achilles in Skyros among the daughters of Lycomedes. Marked at reverse. CIRCA: Mid 19th century or earlier ORIGIN: English DIMENSIONS:

English, circa 1780. There are two possible interpretations of the label. The ceramic cove-molded frame on the Thomas Rothwell Engraving on Nottingham may indeed be made of "Cambria", a new clay mater

An English Gilt Bronze Skeleton Clock Charles Bennett, London, Circa 1820 the movement of the 'Rafter' construction signed 'Charles Bennett / London' on a silvered and engraved plaque mounted on a low

Antique English Chippendale Style Golf Club Decorated Console Tablecirca 1900, mahogany, mahogany veneer, pine secondary, the top with painted presentation plaque reading "Gleneagles Presented to Lord

J.C. Cox Mahogany Pub Coin Till. London, Circa 1900. Hinged door with lock. Tiered coin rack. On a rectangular base fitted with a change bowl. Enamel plaque affixed to door. Drop in a coin and move th

label verso reads "Antique English Mosaic/circa 1830/2-14-78-3125", small oval shape, depicting a bridge and tower in waterside landscape, 1-3/8 x 1-1/4 in.; gilt wood frame, 5 x 5-1/2 in. Provenance:

English - Circa 1915 This is a superior and bright example of this scarce bank. Material: Cast Iron and Wood

English oak coffer on stand circa 1820 the planked lid with brass plaque reading ""Nevison"" 20.5""h x 27""w x 17.5""d