Francis Swaine (London circa 1720-1782) An English frigate coming into harbour

Francis Swaine (London circa 1720-1782) An English frigate coming into harbour signed 'FSwaine' (lower left) oil on panel 19 x 22.8cm (7 1/2 x 9in). Footnotes: Provenance With The

Francis Swaine (London circa 1720-1782) An English man-of-war and other shipping in choppy waters signed 'FSwaine' (lower right) oil on copper panel 15.3 x 20.3cm (6 x 8in).

Francis Swaine (British, 1740-1782), two frigates in heavy seas, oil on canvas, 28" x 31 1/2", in George II frame 40" x 40". Provenance: Collection of Anthony Athanas, Pier 4 Restaurant, Boston, Massa

attributed to London or Bristol, circa 1720-30, with curved spout and flat scroll handles, domed cover with knop finial, painted in red, blue, and green with chinoiserie floral sprays and scrolls with

A George I green japanned eight-day longcase clock, James Stevens, London, circa 1720, the four pillar inside countwheel bell striking movement with 12 inch brass break-arch dial with border-engraved

Francis Swaine (British, 1725-1782)Ships in choppy watersoil on canvassigned lower left Swaine27 1/2 x 31 1/2in (70 x 80cm)

A London Delft drug jar, ovoid form, circa 1720, decorated in blue with a scrolling strapwork label inscribed C:CARYOPHIL: surmounted by a basket of fruit flanked by birds with laurel, a further cheru

including a Dublin silver dinner bell, indistinct maker's mark 'IO', probably for Jonas Osbourne (John)(Osborne), circa 1784-1809; and a pair of English silver bottle coolers, London, circa 1897, with

Exceptional English sterling silver serving tray. London, circa 1840, by Barnard, Barnard, Barnard & Barnard. 188.23 ozt. 3"H x 19.75"D x 30" over handles.

A Benjamin Smith Early Victorian Silver and Silver-Plated Serving Dish, Bearing Arms of Fra

William IV (5) Pcs. English sterling silver tea service in a finely chased rococo design. London, circa 1832 by Barnard, Barnard, Barnard & Barnard. Includes: (1) coffee pot; (1) tea pot; (1) hot wate

London, circa 1770, made for the Spanish market by London clockmakers Perkins & Spencer (working 1765-1775), showing a finely crafted mahogany bell top case profusely decorated with running bands of o

Brass instrument bearing royal warrant. Engraved Maker to his Majesty. In fitted mahogany case. By George Adams. London. Circa 1760s. Together with various accessories and period slides. H. ofmicrosco

Circa 1720. Having a carved backrest with paneled back emitting shaped arms and turned supports at front with a plank seat and turned legs having stretcher below. The piece is peg constructed and in s

English George III Sterling Silver Meat Dish Platter by Paul Storr, London. Circa 1816. Fully Hallmarked and Engraved Coat of Arms Armorial. Also Engraved "Boodle's" on the Bottom. Condition: Generall

English sterling silver eagle with wings spread, hallmarked for Garrard & Co., Ltd., London, circa 1990s. 122 ozt. [12" H x 21 1/2" W x 6" D]. In good condition.

Twenty Four English Silver Forks and Twenty Four French Silver Spoons forks with hallmarks of Richard Crossley, London, circa 1792 and 1801, and spoons with unidentified maker's mark. all with armoria

(British, circa 1720-1775) Girl in a Blue Satin Gown and Holding a Rose, unsigned, oil on canvas, 50-1/8 x 40-3/8 in.; fine 18th century English carved and gilt wood gilt frame, 59-1/8 x 49-3/8 in. [O

CHAUCER, GEOFFREY. 1340?-1400. The Workes of Our Ancient and learned English Poet, Geffrey Chaucer, newly Printed. Edited by Thomas Speght and Francis Thynne. London: Adam Islip, 1602. Folio (313 x 21

Antique English George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy by Hester Bateman, London c.1782. Fully Hallmarked. The Hinge is Operates Properly. See Shure, Hester Bateman, 1959. Condition: Generally Very Good

English School, circa 1560 Portrait of a lady, half-length, in an embroidered dress oil on panel 73.6 x 63.2cm (29 x 24 7/8in). Footnotes: Provenance With Lane Fine Art, London, where acqui

AN ENGLISH PEWTER FLAGON BY JOHN EMES THE ELDER, CIRCA 1680London, England, fourth quarter 17th century. Beefeater type flagon having stepped cover with knop and twin-cusp thumbpiece, a hammered drum

Large early 18th century footed English silver central with central familial crest. London city stamps, maker's mark of Francis Nelme, and date letter of 1730. Total approx. weight is 97.04 troy oz. F

London, all late 18th/early 19th century, assembled set all with reeded bases and bead borders, wooden handles and finials, including 12-1/2 in. coffee, marks for John Wakelin & William Taylor, 1782;