Two 19th Century British Enfield Triangular Socket

Two 19th Century British Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonetsthe first, circa 1860s, marked SALTER & CO with a JW. inspector's mark, the leather scabbard with brass tip (20-1/2 in. length overall) (some

Early British type triangular socket bayonet, large powder horn, 19th c wooden canteen, canteen and powder horn from the Dana/ Spear family, Woodstock, VT ca 1912 (see copy of photo), bayonet blade le

Two 19th-Century British School Graphite Sketches on Paper including "Study of Horse's Head" by John Frederick Herring, Sr. (1795-1865), signed and dated "1852", together with "Study of Elk and Deer"

Two 19th century British watercolor and gouache on paper portraits. Depict a young "William Wallace Wallis of Derby" in Blue dress attire and a young woman in a Brown Victorian period dress. Wallis po

Two 19th century British tea caddies. Mahogany cases in Rectangular form with banded detail, one with Brass ball feet. Refinished with minor damage, both lack tea compartment covers. Up to 8 1/4 x 4 1

Two 19th century British watercolors on paper. Both depicting harbor scenes, one by William Henry Pearson (British, b. 1849), titled "Postel", the other by William Langley (British, 1852-1922) titled

Two 19th century British Pewter quart measures. Both stamped "Imperial Quart" with British inspection marks. Some wear and denting to body and rims, shorter with repaired handle. Up to 6 3/4" high. ES

Two 19th century British watercolors on paper. Both depicting genre scenes, one by S. Birkett (n.d.), with three women and a young boy seated by a country hearth, the other by "M. Harvey" (n.d.) with

Stamped U.S. / F.A.? 18 inches. Together with leather hanger. Purchased from Lillian Deanard of Marblehead in 1977. The second stamped I.B.L. 21 1/2 inches

A Naive British Painting Depicting the Well at the 'Siege of Cawnpore', Watercolor on Paper, Circa 1857. Inscribed "The well at Cawnpore into which the murdered ladies & children were

The lot includes a model 1860 U.S. staff officer sword with an original scabbard and a British 1796 pattern Infantry officers sword featuring a folding double shell guard, knuckle bow, urn pommel, and

Two 19th-Century Swords including a British naval officer's sword with scabbard, the bronze guard with a lion's head, molded with a crowned anchor, w. 3", l. 35", and an Italian sword with scabbard, t

Two 19th Century Wedgewood Pearlware plates. British, Early 19th Century. Scalloped plate with gilt edges and tracery, and a unicorn motif purported to be a family crest. Marked "T. Sharpus and Co. 13

"Paradigalla Carunculata" and "Phalacrocorax Graculus", both hand tinted. Dimensions: Sight for each is 20" x 13 1/2", the frames 28" x 21 1/2".

J. Langlois (British, 19th century), Two Terriers Rabbitingoil on canvas (lined), signed at lower left, presented in a later gilt frame. Stretcher size 20 x 30 in.; Frame dimensions 25 x 35 in. Addit

E. Long (British, 19th Century) Two Young Women. Oil on canvas, signed lower right 24" x 20" Frame: 31.25" x 27.5"

After J.M.W. Turner (British, 19th Century) Two Works. 'Fishing Boats' and 'Farmyard', two ink and wash drawings after Liber Studiorum plates Each: 7" x 10.25" Frames: 14" x 16.75"

19th C. BRITISH OFFICER SHORT SWORD RAPIER 19th Century British Officer Short Sword Rapier. Triangular, bright, floral acid etched blade. No maker mark visible. Marked "11" on the bottom of the 3 star

French Gothic Revival wall-mounted altar cabinet, late 19th c., triangular pediment, two doors with pointed arch panels, door interiors painted with scene of angels, Sainte Therese d'Avila, approx 34.

British, 19th century, two handled lidded compote with under plate, berry finial, paint decorated with purple leaves, gilt decoration throughout, central cartouche with an Irish armorial of the Burke

British, 19th century, two arm and six side chairs, each with heavy well-carved frame with scrolled ears and feet, grape and grape leaf carved knees, 37-1/2 in.

British, 19th century, two over two drawers on bracket feet, banded top, cock beading to drawer fronts, brass pulls, mahogany and other mixed woods, 36 x 36-1/2 x 21 in.    

British, 19th century. Two wood Regency sarcophagus form mahogany tea caddies with two compartments and center mixing bowl, one on brass ball feet, the other on bun feet. Apparently unmarked. Provenan

British, 19th century, two with unidentified touchmarks to undersides, one lettered "London", 16-3/8 in. diameter to 20-1/4 in. diameter Provenance: Collection of Jim and CeCe Leonard, Jamestown, Nort