A pair of English stools in the Jacobean taste, circa 1800

A pair of English stools in the Jacobean taste, circa 1800, each having a needlepoint upholstered seat, above turned legs, 23"h. Provenance: Property from a prominent San Francisco estate

MIXED EUROPEAN SILVER GROUP 19TH CENTURY. Comprising nine individual silver soup and serving spoons including three matching pairs all English (circa 1800- 1837) as well as a single Russian servin

Pair of brass candlesticks. English. Circa 1800. H 9-7/8". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o27lfira5m3dbni/AAAUqSVkQBfTgQnX6jQ1t2m0a?dl=0

French cast iron clock jack. Circa 1820-40. Together with a pair of English brass andirons. Circa 1800. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections as expected. Clock jack: H 13-5/8" W 10-1/2" D 9-3

THREE PORCELAIN PIECES1-2) Pair of English oval serving dishes. Circa 1800. Hand-painted floral bouquets. Unmarked. Lengths 10.25”.3) Covered biscuit barrel. Possibly Plymouth or Bristol, Late 1

Antique Pair of Spode English Porcelain Vases, Circa 1800. Condition: One has couple of old cracks. Dimensions: H-4.5", Dia-3.25". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a

Pair of Queen Anne brass push-up candlesticks. English. Circa 1800. Provenance: Monahan Collection, Elliott and Grace Snyder. H 7-1/4". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for

Circa 1900. The pair having spike tops above carved back rest and frame leading to nice scrolling arms continuing to plank seat on a turned wood frame. Nice sturdy condition. H42" W23" D23"

Pair of English Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Banquet 'D' Endscirca 1800, the first with double-gate leg support, both with reeded top edge, veneered skirt with triple line light/dark wood inlaid border

English, circa 1800. A George III mahogany chest having a rectangular top with thumb molded edge over a pair of short drawers and two graduated long drawers, all beaded and mounted with brass bail han

English walnut and walnut veneered bench in the Queen Anne taste, circa 1800, having a drop in seat, and rising on cabriole legs, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 21.25", w. 40", d. 24".

English School, circa 1800 Black lily; and Heart-leaved lily the first inscribed 'Black lily from Gesso. No 16' (upper edge); and the second and 'Lilium Cordifolium. No 14' (upper edge) a pair, pen, i

Circa 1800. Both pair are cast with pushups. Square bases, 7.5"h. and round bases, 9.75"h.

New Hall, with an overpainted blue and gilt border, circa 1800. Dia of saucer 13.5 cm (5 1/4 in.)

A pair of English oak pub stools with tapered legs and H- Stretcher. Size: 22"H x15"W x12"D Circa: 1880 List Price: $1800

Pair of Delaware Valley four-slat ladder back chairs, circa 1790 41"h x 15"w x 15"d; together with an English mahogany Canterbury, circa 1800

Pair of Continental Neoclassical paint-decorated benches, circa 1800, the stools of curule form with carved frames and gilt accents under fleur-de-lys upholstered seats. [20 x 19 3/4 x 16 inches].

A lot of four items including pair of iron sconces, English beaded ornamental fire shield, large Italian embroidered fabric frame circa 1800. Provenance: From a prominent interior designer in Malibu,

Pair of English Sterling Reticulated Baskets in the Neoclassical Taste, Probably Charles Stuart Harris, London, Circa 1907, each flaring bowl raised on cabriole legs, headed by beast masks, ending in

Jointed English Jacobean style oak stool with turned legs and treen nails,circa 19th/20th century. Measures 18.5 inches tall x 18 inches long x 11 inches deep. Good condition,someexpected wear.

English, 20th century. Pair of black Japanned gilt chinoiserie decorated foot stools in the Queen Anne taste, having green leather upholstery, nailhead trim, and rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. App

Pair of English blue and white porcelain urns in the Chinese taste, Coalport (English 1795), or Spode (English 1770), circa 1820, each of hexagonal form and having a Buddhist Guardian lion finial on p

Pair of Meissen porcelain vases circa 1850, each executed in the English taste, of baluster form with frill rim, the cross-hatch molded ground painted with bouquets and applied scrolling cartouches, r

Group of English Porcelain and Pottery Items Comprising a pair of Worcester porcelain teacups and saucers, diameter of each saucer 4 7/8 inches; a pearl creamware pierced basket, circa 1800, length ov