English Silver Lusterware - Circa 1780-1820

Three piece George III period English silver grouping, circa 1780 London hallmarked and William Potter maker's mark 1 3/4" x 2 1/2" salt dish with cobalt glass liner, circa 1806 London hallmarked and

Large 19th century English Regency Sheffield silver plate five-light candelabra. Circa 1820. Four scrolled arms and central candle holders. Acanthus leaf decorated column and pedestal base with three

copper wheel engraved with floral decorations, one having a silver collar, 5" to 11 1/2", circa 1780-1820.

Pair French silver plate candlesticks, circa 1820, (9 3/4"h) AND English silver plated & glass claret jug (12"h)

Three piece George III period English silver flatware grouping, circa 1775 London hallmarked and Thomas Chawner maker's mark 8 7/8" marrow spoon, circa 1780's London hallmarked and George Smith II mak

(1.) C. 1780-1820, MONOGRAMMED "LB" 15 1/4" LONG 216.6g. (2.) CIRCA 1820-1840, MONOGRAMMED "WS" 13" LONG, 172.5g

COLLECTION OF FOUR SPECTACLESOne likely English of full tortoiseshell wig glasses with petite circular lenses in frog mouth case, circa 1780. Another silver finished with octagonal lenses, crank bridg

Fine pair of English salt glaze gravy or sauce boats circa 1780. One molded after a silver pattern and one with a barley pattern. Dimensions are: Largest, 7" long X 3 1/2" tall. All measurements are

Antique English Circa 1820 Chest of Drawers. Mahogany with banded inlay & brass repousse cornucopia drawer pulls. English Regency style having five drawers. Measures 40 inches high x 43.5 inches wide

PAIR OF ENGLISH CIRCA 1780 WITH SQUARE BEADED BASES 3 3/4" WIDE WITH MATCHING BEADED TOPS OF CANDLE CUPS, 9 1/2" TALL. SEE BRASS BOOK, P. 185 A

An English Silver Luster Ware Figure Late 19th Century Height 15 5/8 inches. Property from the Estate of a Chicago Collector

English, circa 1780. Three-tiered with pierced domed foot, with figure of "Plenty" on finial, each tier forming radiating moulded bowls. All three tiers are with S-Scroll support around reeded baluste

English, circa 1780. Pair of small vegetable tureens on stands, each with cylindrical tub-like receptacles with 3 raised bands; row of fine beads at bottom, near top, on lid, and edge of stands; bands

English, circa 1780.Each with a slightly scalloped rim. naturalistically molded and colored as six cauliflower leaves radiating from a central rosette on a bed of florets Provenance: Wynn A. Sayman; A

SCARCE CHINESE EXPORT PLATTER - An Unusual Chinese Export Orange Oval Dish in the Sacred Bird & Butterfly pattern, circa 1780-1820, featuring exotic birds and butterflies, gilt detailing, nice orange

A FINE REGENCY PERIOD GEORGE III GILT BRONZE MOUNTED MARQUETRY INLAID MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1780-1850, the pagoda crest, centering an oval portrait frame, flanked by brass urn form

English, circa 1780. Set of six carved Georgian Chippendale mahogany dining chairs comprising four side and two armchairs, each having a draped crest rail with tassels, centering on a pierced splat wi

English, circa 1820. Regency era mahogany mechanical desk, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster and London, having an adjustable slanted document surface with a pull out writing surface with tooled l

English. Circa 1780. Signed George Lindsay. The brass dial with silvered chapter ring, with Roman and Arabic numerals, a signature plate, and subsidiary dial for a strike/silent mechanism, the two-tra

Classical mahogany bergere from 'Boston State House Senate' Probably English, circa 1820 Turned legs, brass casters, with plaque mounted to front seat rail, inscribed "Chair from Boston House Senate g

English, circa 1780. The base of the tub unadorned except by applied shell edge near rim. There are 2 vertical slabs that project upward through the lid. The stand and lid have bands of perforations a

English, circa 1780 A Cauliflower Teapot naturalistically molded as florettes above overlapping leaves. Dimensions: Height: 5 3/4 inches Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware

18th century Chippendale mahogany and brass inlaid desk and bookcase. English, circa 1780. In three sections, the bookcase with paneled doors, the desk with neatly fitted interior and the case with fo

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