England Chappelhill Manuscript 1750

Petrus Riga; Aurora ( A paraphrase of the bible in latin)

A collection of 19 documents relative to property and estate matters in Maine and Massachusetts (Essex and Worcester). All with wear consistent with age. RM The item(s) in this lot are being sold from

Manuscript book, in Latin. England, circa 1700. Approx. 80 leaves on laid paper. 7.25" x 4.75". Bound (stitched) in period limp vellum, covers soiled and toned. First and last couple of leaves with li

Large George II sterling caster, Samuel Wood, London, England, 1750-51, having pierced cover with six alternating panels of scrolls and simulated lattice design, the bulbous body with seamed cover, an

ENGLAND, 1750-1850 A fine English School oil on canvas Romantic painting of two women reading love letters. The work exhibits Rococo influence in its depiction of the two women. A female figure is see

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS PROBABLY NORTHERN ENGLAND, CIRCA 1750 79cm high, 92cm wide, 48.5cm deep

GEORGE IV, KING OF ENGLAND (1762-1830). Manuscript document signed (“George R.”), 1820. 2 pp., folio (14 x 9 ½”), old folds, tipped at outer margin to another sheet. George IV a

1800 SAXONS Handwritten English Manuscript England Medieval Britain Rome A rare, early 19th-century handwritten history of Anglo-Saxon England. This manuscript describes the state of medieval England,

George II mahogany marble top console, c. 1750, England, breche violette marble top above shaped frieze fitted with two drawers on carved cabriole legs with claw-and -ball feet, 34"h x 46"w x 18"d Pro

Newton, Isaac 'Détail raisonné de la chronologie des premiers ages des Grecs', c.1750? Manuscript in French, [12] 174 pp., 26.5 x 18.5cm, bookplate of the Steuart baronets of Coltness, contempor

Antique Coalport cup and saucer set, AD 1750, England. Cup and saucer are gilded with a floral pattern.

Gate-leg table in old black paint. New England, circa 1750. H 28" W 43" D 51". Condition: Excellent condition with imperfections as expected. Structurally essentially original. Loose hinge on one leaf

Royal Crown Derby(England, founded 1750)Two Vases and a Covered Urnearly 20th centuryporcelaineach signed with firm's mark to the underside and the third further marked "W.H. Glenny Sons & Co., B

England circa 1750, the hollow body molded & salt glazed figure of a seated cat featuring a black clay striated 'agate' body, decorated with cobalt splotches & cobalt ears, traces of kiln debris. Meas

Good pair of bannister-back side chairs in old paint. New England, circa 1750. Paint is19th century. Condition: Original condition. H 42-3/8" W 18-1/2" D 14". Seat H 15-3/4". Copy and paste link for h

Circa 1750 England George II burl walnut child's slant-front desk, slant-front lid over three long drawers, burl walnut veneered front, on bracket feet, 33 1/8" H x 27 1/4" W x 14 3/4" D. Provenance:

New England, 1720-1750 28-3/4"h x 44-3/4"dia.

With molded legs and red upholstery, New England. Circa 1750-65, Provenance - Mary Walton's personal chair. 25 3/4" wide, 44 1/4 " high, 28" deep CONDITION: In good structural conditi

1611 NATHANIEL BACON SIGNED DOCUMENT ORDER FOR BASTARD CHILD STIFFKEY ENGLAND ? 1611 NATHANIEL BACON SIGNED DOCUMENT ORDER FOR BASTARD CHILD STIFFKEY ENGLAND ? Description Manuscript 1611 Early Englis

18TH C WROUGHT IRON CANDLE HOLDER, ADJUSTABLE, NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1750-1780 19"

Three early side chairs. Ladder back with original paint. New England, circa 1800. Banister back side chair with old finish and carved crest. New England. Circa 1750. Ladder back: H42" W 19-1/4" D14--

four slats, turned stiles with interesting turned finials, turned arm supports, shaped arm terminals and bulbous stretcher, rush seat. New England, circa 1750. 47 1/2" high, 25 1/2" wide, 17" deep. Ex

DESCRIPTION: A "Coalport" porcelain tea cup and saucer featuring hand painted fruit motifs. Signed "M. Pinter" along cup. Marked "Coal Port, Made In England Est. 1750, Hand Painted By "MANFRED PINTER"

Antique Adams transfer printed coloured Chinese Bird Pattern introduced as the first of its type in England in 1750. Made by Adams in the early 1900s. Measures 10 1/4"x10 1/4"x5 1/4". Weight 2 pds 13