English Regency Elmwood Work Box, ca. 1820

English Regency elm burlwood work box, ca. 1820. of rectangular form with rectangular cartouche with incurved corners, the sides mounted with rings above four bun feet, the blue interior fitted for je

Ca. 1820's, with two drop leaves and a lift top opening to a fitted interior with an adjustable tooled writing surface, pewter boxes and letter holders above a lift top mirror, and lidded box, on remo

Ca. 1820-30 English Regency writing desk with a tooled green leather top, and an arrangement of four drawers on one side, the opposite side is nicely finished, on reeded legs with caster feet. 32&#822

A ca. 1820’s English Regency rosewood banded inlaid mahogany tilt-top breakfast table, with a carved pedestal base on brass cup castor feet. 28”H top down x 51”H top up x 53”W

An exceptional example of a ca. 1810 English Regency work stand, with a square mahogany top with rosewood and mahogany cross banding plus a tiger maple veneered edge. The back edge of the top pulls up

Ca. 1820/1830 work box with original paint. Measuring approx. 21"wx 15"dx 6"t. Age appropriate condition

Ca. 1815-1820 English Regency mahogany rent table with a tooled burgundy leather top, and four apron drawers, on a removable pedestal base with four out-swept legs on hairy paw brass caster feet, 28&#

Ca. 1820 chair with a carved mahogany frame, caned back, arms and seat. With a swiveling detachable book stand that is usable on both arms , fitted with custom upholstered brown suede cushions and arm

Ca. 1820 mahogany English open armchairs, with reeded and Grecian key carvings, on sabre legs ending in brass cup caster feet, 36.5”H x 23.5”W x 24”D x 17”seat H.

Ca. 1820 English metamorphic carved mahogany and leather library chair and ladder, with brown leather upholstery seat. With original tooled brown leather stair tread. Chair 35”H x 20.5”W x

Ca. 1820-30 English oval tin tray, with original hand painted central classical bucolic scene with a woman and dog alongside river, 23” x 28.5”.

Regency Penwork Work Box first quarter 19th century, English, the cover decorated with a group of muses, the sides with carefully detailed scrolling leaves flanking an eagle, set with a mother-of-pear

Circa 1820 English rosewood sewing box with mother of pearl inlay. Lined in pink and yellow paper. 11" x 8-1/8" x 4-3/8" tall.

English penwork design flip-top games table. Highly detailed pen work of floral border and checkerboard on turned black painted wooden (mahogany) pedestal base, Circa 1820-1840. Height: 28.75 in. (73.

Ca 1820 English mahogany double pedestal table with a rectangular top and double pedestals with reeded and leaf carvings on brass paw caster feet, with one leaf, 30”H x 62”L x 50”W.

blue glass cabochons in brass work on domed top, locking, 8" X 4 1/2" X 4 1/2", double compartment.

circa 1820, unmarked; hand-painted with flower sprays and insects, within a turquoise, puce, and gilt border, this item is from the personal Collection of Edwin A. Hardy, Sotheby's European Works of A

Two Similar English Inlaid Tortoiseshell Cases ca. 1900, the larger example with a silverplate cartouche with initials, the interior with workbox fittings, the smaller one with a painted interior. h.

Early 19th Century 1800s Dated 1820 Regency Brass Inlaid Rosewood Writing Lap Desk Large Writing Box That Belonged To Francis John Wall 1820 Has His Name And Date On Brass Lid Plaque English Origin Ro

Grouping of 3 English work boxes to include a burlwood tea caddy, an inlaid writing box and a rosewood lap desk. Largest 5"t x 13 3/4"w x 8 3/4"d. Good condition.

A Compound Monocular Microscope, English, ca. 1820, The column fitting into the top of the mahogany case with rack-and-pinion focusing with mirror, condenser, three objectives, glass stage insert, acc

DIMENSIONS APPROX 7x3x2.5CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest o

English, ca. 1820's. G.. Britanniarum George III silver and enamel coin depicting St. George slaying a dragon with the words "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense", "shame on him who thinks evil of it" from the

attrib Shaker 5 1/2" oval 2 fingered maple & pine box ca 1820 in orig stained surface