William Wood II & George II Pewter Chargers Duo

Two (2) English pewter chargers to include: one 14-7/8" diameter with lipped rim and having ownership initials BLE or BEL to the front, with "London" marks of the George II period to the back; togethe

George II 15" Pewter Charger - Circa 1750.

18th Century, in the manner of William Kent, carved gilt wood frame comprising shell finial, foliate leaf and ribbon, lower cherub mask, oval center mirror. The family purchased in the 1920's from a N

A pair of George II brass candlesticks by Joseph Wood (English, active 1736-1749), second quarter 18th century, each stamped, one stamped twice "JOSEPH WOOD", height 7 1/4in

In the manner of William Kent, 20th century; rectangular grey breccia marble top, scroll carved apron, carved winged eagle standards on rusticated base, carved plinth base, 34 3/4 in. H., 43 1/2 in. W

with wood side lift handle, William Grundy, London, 1745-46, 3 5/8 in. H., 3 1/4 in. Diam.

Pair of George II Pewter Plates with Ducal Coronet. Made by the London pewter craftsman Robert Nicholson c.1730. Each plate bears his mark.(Roxy10304/2)(PR) Measurements: 9 1/2" Dia Condition: Slight

George II William Partis Newcastle English sterling silver coffee pot circa 1752. High relief design with flowers, trees, and swan. Measures 9" tall, weighs 29.2 OZT. Split to bottom of handle.

2-tier high back, shell carved knee, needlework slip seat. Provenance: Ex Collection B.F. Edwards, Purchased from Hyde Park Antiques, 836 Broadway, NY NY in 2014 Dimensions: 44" H x 28" W Property T

Pair George II James Williams Sterling Seal Top Spoons, circa 1750. Spoons measure approx 7'' and weigh 91g. Spoons are topped with 1.25'' figural seals with flying bird cameo seals. Excellent conditi

Partly-printed vellum DS, signed “George R.,” one page, 16 x 12.25, March 18, 1760. King George II appoints William Morrice "to be Captain of that Troop whereof Robert Atkinson Esqr. was l

George II style wood mirror, featuring scrolled pediment, carved and gold-toned foliate accents, topped with eagle finial height 57.5 in. x width 31.5 in. x depth 3 in. Provenance: Property from a K

A George II Style Stripped Wood Monkey Console   with marble top Height 30 3/4 x width 24 3/4 x depth 17 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

A George II Style Cerused Wood Marble-Top Console Table 18th/19th Century Height overall 37 1/2 x width 22 1/4 x depth 14 inches. Property from a Midwestern Institution

George II Style Giltwood Mirror, Early 20th C., verso backboard Dimensions: 53"H, 36"W x 3"D (LRIV233)(MM)

George II silver salver, William Peaston, Letter dated 1754, London, England, sterling silver, engraved with armorial shield, the shaped rim repousse decorated with scrolls and floral fans, raised on

London, 1744-45 and 1747-48, knopped baluster standards on squared bases with scallop and scroll design, with period monogram M over L*E, under base, one maker's  mark partially struck 5.23 oz. t

WILLIAM GRUNDY, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER CREAM POT / JUG, baluster-form well with a short curved spout and engraved sitting dog to side, topped by a hinged lid with finial, having carved wood

A GEORGE II CARVED GILT WOOD MIRROR OF SMALL PROPORTIONS with swan neck pediment and relief carved leaf work decoration to the frame enclosing a bevelled mirror plate (78cm high, 43cm wide)

George II Style Stained Wood and Upholstered Wing Chair 45 x 32 x 34 in., seat height 20 1/2 in.

Height 63 inches, width 51 1/2 inches.

Rectangular mirror enclosed by reticulated scrolling vine wrapped reeded sides with rosette top corners and surmounted by a conforming pierced crest of acanthus-draped C-scrolls centering a double C-s

George II small mahogany wood writing table, 18th century, with rounded rectangular top above a small drawer with brass pull, above cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. 28" H x 30" W x 17.5" D. Prov

Property from the Estate of William H. Rasch Description: George II (1683-1760) Document Signed, large document signed, to the Hon. Henry Pelham, also signed by George Dodington, Sir Clayton, and