CHELSEA - 18th c., England

Pair Chelsea-Derby bocage figures, 18th c., c. 1765, England, gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, modeled as a sportsman and companion each standing before a floral garland above a seated hound, o

Purple plum with green foliate and metal mounts, twig form stopper, Chelsea, England, circa 1755. H 8cm (3 1/8in)

Pair of rare 18th century England sterling silver bowls, marked. very good quality and conditon. Total weight: 13.88 ozt (431.72 grams)

Chelsea 18th C. (red anchor mark) English sauce and tureen. Inside rim chip (see photo). 7" long.

(2) 18TH C ENGLAND HALF PENNY & WILKINSON TOKEN Lot of two English coins, to include 1792 London Middlesex half penny, and 1787 John Wilkinson Ironmaster token. Weight: 26.7g total. Shipping / Pickup:

Last quarter 18th century, England. The rectangular mirror plate with gilt wood slip within a mahogany frame surmounted by a displayed eagle on pediment flanked by a broken arch scrolling crest with g

S. Branded "RICE", cabinet maker. 2nd half 18th century, England. Rectangular case with molded top of serpentine form with canted corners above the conforming chest fitted with four long drawers with

18th century, England. Having a well Japanese case with bonnet housing dial above lower case having single hinged door above feet below. H92 1/2" W16" D9" Sold from the collection of a Charleston lady

late 17th/early 18th Century, England, veneered with cross-banding throughout, the top case with a molded cornice having two short and three graduated drawers, the lower case with a single drawer and

1767 Joseph Addison The Spectator English Literature Enlightenment Philosophy 8v ‘The Spectator’ was a daily periodical in the early 18th-century England designed to provide humor, satire, wit, an

Antique creamware dish with exquisite tortoiseshell decoration. Though this dish was made in mid-18th century England, circa 1765, it looks strikingly modern. The decoration was made on a buff or crea

1860 The Spectator Joseph Addison 1710 John Dryden Alexander Pope 4v FINE SET The Spectator was a daily periodical in the early 18th-century England designed to provide humor, satire, wit, and moralit

18th century, England. Chair having excellently early japaned surface. The chair is nice and sturdy and ready to use. H42" W20" D18" Sold from the collection of a South Carolina gentleman.

Monumental pair George II giltwood pier mirrors, 18th c., England, in the manner of Benjamin Goodison, with large shell finial over a portrait medallion, rectangular mirror plate within a stop-fluted

George III painted faux bamboo armchairs, late 18th c., England, cream painted with open trellis back and arms above a padded suede drop-in seat, on turned legs joined by stretchers, 35.75"h x 25"w (a

Mortlake tapestry, 17th/18th c., England, Hermes and The Three Graces, leaf-tip border, approx. 7'10" x 11"8" Provenance: Christie's, New York

Exceptional pair George III mirrors, 18th c., England, mirrored glass surrounded by pierced gilt wood frame with finely carved scrolls, flowering vines, columns, and headed on each end with centered a

(2) Regency silver inlaid tea caddies, 18th c., England, each with hinged velvet-lined lid opening to two storage wells with fitted tops, one with tin lined compartments, each approx 6"h x 7"l x 4"w P

George III mahogany breakfast table, Late 18th c., England, rectangular single-board top with rounded corners, over a turned stem raised on four down-swept legs terminating in brass paw feet set with

Pair George III carved mahogany hall chairs, Late 18th c., England, the open variform back above a shaped serpentine fronted seat, dentil molded apron, raised on turned tapering fluted legs and block

George III Chinese Chippendale silver table, Late 18th c., England, pre-restoration, carved mahogany gallery, frieze, and legs, auction lot sticker label to underside, 28"h x 22.5"w x 31.5"d Provenanc

Nice William & Mary oyster veneered chest, 18th c., England, burl walnut veneer, rectangular top with circular and heart thread inlay over two short and three long graduated drawers, on bun feet, 35"h

George II Seaweed marquetry tea caddy, 18th c., England, with divided lidded interior, 4"h x 7"w x 4.5"d Provenance:A Private Collection, 405 East 56th St, NYC

William & Mary turned walnut tapestry bench, 18th c., England, the rectangular seat padded in a floral needlepoint design, raised on turned legs joined by stretches, 15"h x 32"l x 18"w Provenance: A P