G.S. Tregear (Publisher) "The British Queen"

Heading: (British Royalty) Author: Lewis, Rosa Title: Letter from the British "Queen of Cooks", Mistress of future King Edward VII Place Published: London Publisher: Date Published: 1926 <

British and French framed military related ephemera including; 1.) Sheet music titled "The Soldiers of the Queen" by Leslie Stuart published by The Anglo-Canadian Music publishers' Association Limited

In the time of Queen Anne. First edition. With notes, illustrations, and a map by Robert C. Leslie. Publishers decorative blue cloth with gilt title to spine Fold-out map with tissue-guard. 9 full-pag

18th century, high back, scrolled arms, cabriole legs with pad feet, turned and blocked stretchers, 42 x 65 x 28 in. Provenance: Montague Family Collection from Toddsbury, Gloucester County, Virginia

This is a great single sided tin sign that has been mounted in a wood frame, advertising British Queen Havana Cigars by the Gumbert Brothers & Manufacturers, Philadelphia. Depicts a British Queen and

18th century in part. top is 18th century while base in a 19th century replacement. well-constructed, inlaid surface having fine fall front writing surface. H59" W45 1/2" D23 3/4"

1879 Gold British Queen Victoria coin.

Circa 1770. Having a rectangular top with shaped edge above one long drawer over two smaller drawers continuing down to a shaped skirt above four legs terminating in a slipper foot. Some old repairs t

18th century, top with paneled veneer, two short drawers over one long drawer, serpentine apron, cabriole legs, pad feet, 28 x 27-1/2 x 17-1/2 in. Provenance: Montague Family Collection from Toddsbury

Circa 1770. Having a rectangular top with excellent shaped edge above one long drawer and three smaller drawers leading down to shaped lower freeze all resting on a charming queen anne leg terminating

British Queen Anne Style Walnut Tall Chest - 48 in tall x 20 x 17

Likely early 19th century. Three chairs having a good form with well shaped back and with a red lacquer and japaned surface. Each having a quality upholstered seat. H44" W22" D20"

Late 19th century, second period. The piece having an inlaid top with molded edge above three figured walnut drawers atp four legs terminating in pad foot. H28 1/4" W28 1/2" D17 3/8" Sold from the col

Circa 1780. Having a circular top hinged to tilt above turned wood base emitting three legs ending in a pad foot. H25" W31" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina family Sout

18th century. Having a fine form with rounded and shaped back leading to upholstered seat resting atop four legs ending in pad foot. H32" W30" D23"

Middle 19th century. Having shaped headboard with handsomely figured walnut leading to rectangular bed with upholstered cushion all resting atop six Queen Anne legs. H30 1/2" W31" L86"

Late 18th/early 19th century. Having semi circular form with molded top above two doors concealing three shelves. The surface of the japanning has scattered losses, as seen in photographs. H36 1/2" W2

Circa 1900. Having a very fine well painted relief decorated surface. The large size chair having a high back with swept out arms atop caned seat which is nice and sturdy all resting on a Queen Anne l

18th century. Having a handsomely shaped and grained frame with early beveled glass mirror which is likely original to the frame. H18 3/4" W21 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Camden lady.

British Queen Anne Vanity Stool - 19 in tall x 18 x 15

The Queen of the Turf Maud S Colored lithograph "The Queen of the Turf Maud S, Driven by W. W. Bair / by Harold, dam Miss Russell, by Pilot Jr. / Record 2:08 3/4." painted by Scott Leighton, published

Original British South Africa Medal engraved to Trooper Walter Banning, 15400, 71st Company, 18th Imperial Yeomanry, with a bullion Rhodesia patch tab, and a Rosette for Imperial Yeomanry Slouch Hat,

Cameron Highlanders Band. 12 pieces. Excellent condition. Box very good.

Leonard John Pearce (British, b. 1932) British Queen oil on panel signed L.J. Pearce (lower right) 14 7/8 x 29 7/8 inches. Property from a Prominent Corporate Collection