George Wells (British 1842-1888)/Landscape/oil on

ARTIST: George Wells (British, fl.1842 - 1888) NAME: River Landscape MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Missing few flakes of paint. No visible inpaint under UV light. Damages to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 10 x

DENYS GEORGE WELLS (BRITISH, 1881-1973) Still life with bust Oil on panel, signed lower left and dated '52, together with an interior of Campden Hill by J. Rosier, signed lower left, oil on canvas, Th

George A.Boyle (British 1842-1930) A Summer Day, oil on wood panel, signed lower right, framed. Dimensions: 14.5 x 20.75 in. Condition: Some retouch and repair to an area of cracking on right side in

George John Pinwell British, 1842-1875 A Man Walking Signed with monogram GJP and dated [18]66 (ll) Black ink, graphite pencil, sepia wash and Chinese white on card Sheet 6 1/4 x 5 inches (15.9 x 12.8

The Time Machine Complete Set of Twelve British Lobby Cards. M.G.M., 1960. Set of 12 front of house, British color lobby cards. Most featuring Rod Taylor as 'H. George Wells' and 3-featuring Yvette Mi

Wells, Herbert George (1866-1946) The Time Machine, 1st British edition (1895) Description: Octavo. London: William Heinemann, 1st British edition, original decorated tan buckram. Dimension (PO): 7 1/

Magnificent 19th Century Oil on Canvas Painting Gorgeous detail and workmanship on this piece Signed on the lower right GW George Augustus Williams (1814-1901) is a well known listed British artist Pa

Amazing and Rare Original Oil Painting by well listed British Artist Sydney Prior Hall MVO, MA (18 October 1842 Ð 1922) | Oil on Canvas | Entitled ÒThe OperaÓ | Dimensions: Approx. 58_ H x 42_ W |

British, 18th century, well carved phoenix finial, broken arch pediment, leaf carved streamers, 56 x 28-1/2 in.

Stipple Engravings Published 1842 Edinburgh for "A History of British Sponges and Lithophytes" by George Johnston. Paper Size: 9 x 5.5 inch (23 x 14cm) Minor margin toning, images fine

Stipple Engravings Published 1842 Edinburgh for "A History of British Sponges and Lithophytes" by George Johnston. Paper Size: 9 x 5.5 inch (23 x 14cm) Minor margin toning, images fine

After Francis Wheatley, RA (British, 1747-1801) Shakespeare, All's Well that End's Well, Act V Scene III, Engraving by George Sigmund Facius (1750-1814) and Johann Gottlieb Facius (1750-1802) Publishe

Circa 1830-40 British Canadian eight day mantel clock in wood case. The fusee movement and the brass face are signed Savage & Son, London. George Savage 1767-1842 who emigrated to Canada in 1818, cloc

GEORGE II BRITISH ARMORIAL STERLING SILVER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLE WITH STAND AND BURNER, late Baroque / early Rococo style, tea kettle with ribbed melon-form well having a spout and a hinged

circa 1800. broken arch pediment over two glazed doors leading to fall-front desk with well inlaid interior above two doors housing three sliding shelves. uncommon confirmation. well-inlaid and propor

Circa 1810. Having a bow front case with banded top above lower case having been very delicately inlaid with a shell at top center and each side, above drawers all having been well banded and with int

Circa 1810. Having a molded crown atop lower case having well figured grain and nice inlay. The upper case having fall front writing surface opening to well appointed interior and all above four sligh

A typical well-executed genre scene with farm animals, dwelling and family figures. The surface has fine craquelure that is quite stable and typical of a piece of this age. There are two small quarter

Oil on canvas painting after George Morland's "Inside of a Stable" (Exhibited 1791, now Tate Britain). George Morland (British, 1763 - 1804) was one of Great Britain's most well-known painters of rura

Circa 1810. Having a broken arch pediment with stricken brass floral rosettes centered by brass orb finial above very delicately inlaid drawer and nicely banded freeze continuing down to very well fig

Circa 1810. Each having a fine form atop three well cast legs. One pair accompanied by period spoons the other having Bailey Banks and Biddle spoons in sterling. 241 grams standard H1 1/2" W3" Sold fr

Circa 1795. The ladle having good form with well chased detailed and trimmed edge surrounding the bowl. The front of the bowl having family crest and the bottom of the bowl chased “E.R. 1794 E.M

after John Jackson (British 1778-1831)- ''Tom Cribb, Champion of England''- hand-colored aquatint, 1842, published by John Moore, London; engraved by George Hunt, horizontal crease top margin, minor s

John Wells (British 1907-2000) Crystal from the Earth signed, titled and dated 'John Wells. 1946/CRYSTAL from the EARTH' (on the backboard) pencil and oil on panel 27 x 25.4 cm. (10 5/8 x 10 in.) Foot