Lot of 7 "Stories by English Authors"

10 LEATTHERBOUND VOLS. STORIES BY ENGLISH AUTHORS 1898 7"X 5"

Original English watercolor painting cityscape - A (Andrew) Storie---Andrew Storie (died 1919)--- frame size: Height: 30 3/8 Width: 22 3/8" Depth: 1" Lot Weight: 7 Lb 14 oz --------

Heading: Author: Title: DYNAMITE: Lot of Seven Issues Place Published: Publisher:Comic Media [Indicia: Allen Hardy Associates, Inc.] Date Published: 1953-1954 Description:

Heading: Author: Title: DANGER: Lot of Nine Comics Place Published: Publisher:Comic Media [Indicia: Allen Hardy Associates, Inc.] Date Published: 1953-1954 Description:

Heading: Author: Title: Pre-Code HORROR * Lot of Seven Comics Place Published: Publisher:Various Publishers Date Published: 1951-1954 Description: Eerie #4 (Avon):

Lot 9 Beverly Gray College Mystery Series Books. Author is Clair Blank. Copyrights 1934 - 1953. Published by Grosset & Dunlap. Blue toned hardcover books. Measures approx 7.5L x 5W x 1D in. Some surfa

SUN BONNET BABY CREAMER, CUP & SAUCER VERY GOOD TO EXCELLENT

LOT (7) ENGLISH PEWTER INCLUDING WARMING PLATE, CHARGERS AND PLATES. DIAMETER 7 3/4-15"

LOT (7) ENGLISH AND ITALIAN PORCELAIN INCLUDING (4) WEDGWOOD, ANSLEY FLORAL BASKET, STAFFORDSHIRE J T JONES, SIGNED ORIOLE, AND CAPO DI MONTE FIGURAL GROUPING (MINOR IMPERFECTIONS)

(Lot of 7) English floral decorated and topographical porcelain vases and plates, first half 19th century, comprising Bloor Derby porcelain urn with basket of flowers on ledge; (2) Bloor Derby dessert

A lot of 7 English 19th century shield back dining chairs, each having camel back split over a shaped seat supported on tapered legs. Needs new seats. One arm chair, six side chairs. Size: 37" H x 19.

Lot of 7 English Minton & Hollins Co. Tile Works Majolica blue glazed hunt motif tiles. Each tile measures approx: 8"sq. x 1/2" thick. Total weight: 14lbs

(lot of 7) English Stafffordshire group, each polychrome decorated, including a Greyhound, spaniels, and a pair of seated cats, largest 7"h. Provenance: Property from the collection of Trotter's Antiq

Lot of 7 English Pewter Badge ornaments c.16th cent. size 0 5/8 - 1 5/8 inches length. lot of mixed types of English pewter badge ornaments. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Arbor Michigan,

MIXED LOT 7 GERMAN & ENGLISH PORCELAIN & GLASS To include English and Bavaria porcelain; two pieces of estate glass. Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party Lot Location: #1 - Manor's Gallery

Incl Worcestershire, Wiltshire, Westmoreland, Warwickshire, Sussex, Surrey, and Suffolk. Steel Engraved Maps with outline hand color Published C1835-60 London for "Curiosities of Great Britain. Englan

(lot of 7) English Gainsborough style blue leather chairs, 20th c., button-tufted back and seat, raised on straight front legs joined by H-stretcher, approx 43"h, 21.75"w, 20"d, seat height: approx 18

(lot of 7) English Gainsborough style blue leather chairs, 20th c., button-tufted back and seat, raised on straight front legs joined by H-stretcher, approx 43"h, 21.75"w, 20"d, seat height: approx 18

(lot of 7) English Corean Mulberry ironstone flow transferware serving pieces, mid-19th c., including (2) covered sugar bowls, 8"h;(2) creamers 5.5"h; (1) large serving bowl, marked Podmore Walker on

(lot of 7) English sterling-mounted cruet set, sterling silver collars and lids, on cut glass bottles, including: (2) shakers, lids hallmarked SR & Co., possibly Samuel Roberts & Co., c.1922, Sheffiel

(lot of 7) English days of the week straight razors, Benetfink & Company, early 20th c., housed in burlwood fitted box, brass plaque engraved G.P. Leschallas, (five) with splits to handles, box: appro

(lot of 7) English and American associated sterling silver cups and jiggers, makers include Shreve, Gumps & Low Co., Lebkuecher, Lunt, Gorham; together two English examples, London, including an examp

(lot of 7) English ceramic dining ware, including: (1) Staffordshire blue and white transfer-ware tureen, in the Blue Willow pattern, having dual handles, star fracture underfoot, approx 5.25"h, 12.75

(lot of 7) English stoneware and ironstone jelly/ pudding molds, 19th c., highlights include: (1) in the form of a recumbent lamb, 7"h, 9.75"w, 3.5"d, (1) large mold with sheaves of wheat at crown, 5"