A set of four lead twin-handled urns, English, 17th

A PAIR OF LEAD TWIN HANDLED URNS20TH CENTURY17th century style mythological creature handles and applied cherub and foliate swagseach 58cm high, 75cm wide across the handles. Provenance: Private Colle

A very good pair of 18th century cast lead garden urns with stylized animal head handles framing applied figural decorated bell form bowl. Size: 20.5" H x 29" W x 18" D

A very good pair of 18th century cast lead garden urns with stylized animal head handles framing applied figural decorated bell form bowl. Size: 16.5" H x 31.5" W x 16.5" D

A pair of twin-handled lead urns, A pair of twin-handled lead urns, 19th century, each cast with putti holding a swag between an urn with scrolled foliage, 50cm wide 45cm high (2) Condition Report: Kn

A good pair of cast lime stone campana form garden urns each having flared rims our foliate decorated colors and mask decorated handles all raised on stepped base. Size: 31" H x 25" Diameter. Breaks d

Pair Twin Handled Lead Garden Urns. Approx: H 18" x W 20" x D 11"

Twin Handled Urn and Cover, set with an acorn finial, above a striped domed cover, the body decorated with border of ribboned swags above striping flanked by masked handles, the whole raised on square

A group of four late 20th century art pottery vessels by Nancy Adams and Donna Getsinger. Includes two frog and jade lily perfumers with a two-handled urn set upon four twisted legs by Adams, and an a

English Royal Worcester style hand painted porcelain twin handled urn, circa 1900. A blush ivory ground with hand painted flowers to the central and side areas. Gilt accents throughout the handles and

of squat oval form, decorated with flowers and foliage, in tones of red yellow, green blue and white, on a turquoise ground, set on four feet, seal mark to base, h 9cm

An assembled set of four early English silver spoons of Scottish historical interest, late 17th century All with dog-nose or trefid terminal to handle and rattail to bowl backs, possibly bearing a thi

A RARE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH TWIN HANDLED MYSTERY MUG unusually decorated internally with four frogs. 16 cm x 18 cm.

A set of four English sterling silver long handled serving spoons in a Shell and Thread pattern, scalloped gold wash bowls. Three hallmarked for William Traies, London, 1829. The back of the handles c

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN AND ENGRAVED AIR-TWIST BALUSTROID SET OF FOUR WINES, colorless lead glass, each having pointed round funnel bowl engraved with a border of floral and grapevine decoration, raised on

Pair of English Lead Garden Urns 19th century, inspired by the Warwick Vase, each with an egg-and-dart rim and molded sides set with twisted handles, raised on fluted bases. h. 13", w. 24", d. 17-3/4"

A good set of four Wedgwood creamware custard cups and covers, circa 1808 Of elegant urn shape with twin loop handles and ball finials, finely moulded flutes around the lower sections and covers, pain

A FINE EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH TWIN HANDLED PORCELAIN DISH painted with an urn within a landscape. 28 cm x 20 cm.

19th c. English Silver-Plate Beverage Urn, spherical body surrounded by leaf decorated engraved band, flared top rim with lid and side handles, set on four paw form feet, square base, eagle and 'A & C

Set of Four Adam-Style Silverplate Two-Light Sconces, first quarter 20th century, English, on tapered backplates with urn-form finials and twisted arms set with candle cups decorated with bowknots and

probably English, square base, paneled shaft, urn sockets, marked "M & W S & L", 11 in.

Circa 1990's assorted military lead soldier figure sets grouping, four sets including Ducal Models six piece English Royal Guard

Teapot 32.7 ozt & 10 1/4"H, twin handled and lidded sugar bowl 19.60 ozt & 6 1/2"H, footed cream pitcher 9.95 ozt & 5" H, waste bowl (different feet than the other pieces) 9.8 ozt & 3 1/2"H, (72.05ozt

A Group of Four English Silver-Plate Table Articles 19th Century comprising a pair of three-light candelabra marked for Matthew Boulton, Sheffield and two twin-handled serving trays. Width of largest

Attributed to Royal Crown Derby (English, est. 1751), first half 19th century. A group of three parcel gilt and cobalt porcelain pieces comprising of a small handled urn and two potpourri urns. Unmark