GEORGE II & GEORGE III AMERICAN INDENTURES

A collection of 16th century indentures, including grants and land charters, many dated 1774 and from South Carolina, one on vellum Provenance: From the collection of a prominent Fifth Avenue doctor,

An early German mug with a GR stamp for English King George II to III era, plus a scribed no. 8. 18th century pottery for export to England and for the American Colonies, fur trade, and French and Ind

John Langlands II (1796-1803), George III, Sterling silver spoon,Great Britain, Newcastle (1797) 669.5 g

Alice & George Burrows II (1801-1817), George III, Set of five (5X) sterling silver spoons, Great Britain, London (1801) Ensemble de cinq (5X) cuillères en argent sterling, poinçons au dos Set of fi

Thomas Wallis II (1785-1809), George III, Sterling silver spoon, Great Britain, London (1789) Cuillère en argent sterling, poinçonnée au dos Sterling silver spoon, Hallmarks on the back 8 1/2"; 21.

Thomas Wallis II (1785-1809), George III , Set of (3X) Sterling silver spoons, Great Britain, London (1797) Ensemble de (3X) cuillères en argent sterling, poinçonnées au dos Set of (3X) Sterling si

Nine book matched drawers with original brass pulls and decorative escutcheons. The banding and veneer is burled walnut, secondary wood is oak and pine. Set upon an ogee bracket feet. English, mid-18t

George II sterling English silver cream boat and a George III caster, the cream boat struck to underside with maker's marks of David Willaume II, London, 1731 and the caster with marks of Augustin Cou

A set of three George II/ III tablespoons PM, Edinburgh 1760, of Hanoverian pattern, crest engraved to reverse of terminal; together with three similar London examples (Length: 20.5cm, combined weight

Two Georgian English sterling silver pap boats. The George II, having hallmarks for London, 1757. The second, an early George III boat, hallmarked London, 1764. Indistinct / rubbed maker's marks on ea

GEORGE II INDENTURE AND LATE 19TH C. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTThe Georgian indenture ca. 1748 on parchment paper with red wax seals affixed between Daniel Gittins of Southstoke (...) and William Sandall

A pair of 19th century mahogany card tables in the Irish George II/III style Each with a plain hinged top enclosing a baize playing surface, on acanthus clasped and scrolled cabriole legs terminating

A George II/III Carved Oak Settle Possibly Welsh, 18th century With curved edge to one side, armrest opposite, lift-lid seat. (H: 52 1/2, W: 22, L: 71 in.) Provenance

A George II/III elm and oak bacon settlemid 18th centuryheight 74 1/2in (189cm); width 40in (102cm); depth 24in (61cm)

Attributed to George Hill George II / III Irish two-handled cup with engraved thistle & bee crest for the MacInnes or Ferguson Clan Dublin, Ireland, circa 1760 silver stamped hallmark 7 5/8"w x 4 3/16

A selection of three George II/III silver cream jugs, each of baluster form, one embossed and one raised on a weighted pedestal foot, hallmarked London 1747, 1764, 1778. Together with a continental li

Mid 18th century George II/III mahogany kneehole desk, with lot sticker for Christie's Auction 7520, 17 Oct. 1992. [32 1/2" H x 34 1/4" W x 19" D]. Losses to timbers, cracks, scuffs, marks, wear.

George II / III, London circa 1759-1760, fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Ebenezer Coker & Thomas Hannam, marks partly legible, 7". George III, Sheffield 1773, master salt frame with openwork, gadrooning

Two engravings, one of Tirion dated 1754 of George II measuring 5 x 8.5" of Dutch origin, and the other being portraits of George III and Queen Charlotte, 18th c, Fine mounted to card, engraving measu

Dated 1736-1811 A.D. Group comprising: George II, halfpenny, 1736; George III, halfpenny 1775 and Warwickshire, Rose Copper Company, token penny, 1811 (1s with sloping tops). S. 3717 / S. 3774 / Davis

George II English vellum indenture with original wax seal. Largest: 33" high, 33 3/4" wide. Smallest: 4 1/8" high, 4 5/8" wide. Condition: stains, soiling, tears, losses, wear.

INDENTURE FROM KING GEORGE II PERMITTING JOSHUA DAVID TO SELL ARABIC ARTS OBJECTS IN BRITTISH KINGDOM, 1728, MOUNTED AND FRAMED

A Group of Four Georgian Silver Marrow Scoops Various Makers, 18th/19th Century comprising a George II, two George III and a George IV example. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 7 oz

The Georgian style is named for King George I, George II, and George III of Britain. The style takes influence from Italian art and is defined by elegance in details. MaterialsGilt Wood Dimensions Wid