A George III English provincial oblong baluster te

A pair of George II English provincial silver ogee baluster tea caddies by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle no clear date letter, with cone finials to the domed covers, the bodies chased with scrolls, rocaill

English, circa 1800, George III provincial oak dresser, having double paneled doors flaking three drawers, rising on stile legs. Unmarked. Approx. h. 29.25", w. 70.5", d. 23".

With satinwood embellishment, curved arms, slat back, and baluster straight legs with stretchers. Contemporary striped upholstery. English late 18th century. H. 34" W. 20 1/4" Provenance: The Estate o

19th C.. English provincial. Fitted interior over four drawers. 41 inches height, 39 inches width, 21 inches depth.

An 18th C Georgian sterling silver baluster caster. Hallmarked for Jabez Daniell & James Mince, London, 1767. H. 16 cm (6 1/4 in.) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg

COFFEE POT - George III Period English Sterling Silver Coffee Pot by John King, hallmarked for London 1768, with baluster body, ring foot, hinged lid with flame finial, beautifully formed and decorate

GEORGE III STERLING CREAMER, EXETER, 1821-22, L 5":An oblong English sterling silver creamer with gadrooned rim and angular handle, on four ball feet. Hallmarks include the king's profile, lion passan

A mixed group of George III to Victorian sterling silver flatware Comprising a matched pair of provincial Old English pattern tablespoon, Exeter 1811/14 by George Ferris, a Beaded Old English pattern

Pair of English George III two-light four-branch candelabra with graduated square base rising to cross hatched baluster, two short arms support suspended crystal pendants and bobeches, two tall arms w

English George III mahogany serving table, 19th century, having a bowfront form, and rising on acanthus decorated tapering baluster legs with block feet, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 32.25", w. 71.

AN ENGLISH LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TWO TIER DUMB WAITER, CIRCA FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY, with two revolving graduating tiers on ring turned baluster form standard leading to three fluted

Two Antique English Silver Mugsboth single handled with baluster form body and round foot, the shorter a George III silver mug with partially rubbed maker's mark of John Kentember, London, with 1769 d

English, late 19th C. the "D" form cross banded top above a concealed frieze drawer, mounted with brass baluster and drapery. 50-1/2"h x 69-1/2"w x 26-1/2"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princet

Four tiered open shelf display stand connected by baluster supports, raised on brass castors and fitted with a single drawer with brass pulls. English, late 18th early 19th C. H. 52 1/2" W. 19" D. 15

English taste, 20thC. Together with a pair of Chinese style blue and white baluster form vases mounted on the wall shelf. 24"h

A GEORGE III PROVINCIAL SILVER SOUP LADLE by Richard Richardson of Chester, London 1771 Old English pattern with shell bowl, engraved with monogram. 34cm long. 3.9 troy ounces.

English Georgian Sterling Silver Ladle dated 1769. London. 'TE' (Thomas Evans) makers mark, date mark is lightly stamped and appears to read 'O', heraldic engraving on the handle. George III. 13'', 12

English, early 20th century. Edwardian era mahogany dining table in the George III taste, having an oblong top with reeded edge, crank extension with three leaves and rising on cabriole legs with claw

A pair of George III provincial sterling silver sauce ladles, Exeter circa 1800 by William Newman Dunsford of Plymouth (active 1794-1817) Of Old English pattern, the terminal engraved with initials JE

London, 1768, twelve arm with four pierced baskets, four pierced dishes and four shell dishes, large central pierced basket, marks for Emick Romer, 176.45 oz. T., 16-1/2 x 22-1/2 x 22-1/2 in.

A Pair of George III Provincial Mahogany Corner Seats Late 18th Century Height 38 1/2 x width 39 x depth 28 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: David Pettifer Ltd., London, no. 82/

London, 1815, rounded rectangular with gadroon borders and acanthus, removable handles, heraldic device "Praemium Virtutis Honor" (The reward of virtue is honor), marks for Paul Storr, .925 fine, 132.

London, 1805, oval base with reeded post and paw feet, four scroll arms, large cut glass bowl and four cut glass cups, silver with marks for Thomas Robins, .925 fine, 68.83 oz. T., 12-3/4 x 16 x 17 in

Late Georgian / early Victorian English breakfront with upper glazed doors, two adjustable height shelves per section. Lower portion with cupboard doors. English, early 19th C. H. 86 1/2" W. 94" D. 21