Leaves from five English private presses

A white jade 'lotus and egret' hat finial, Qing Dynasty (private English collection) finely carved in openwork with five egrets underneath a large lotus leaf, the flat base with four perforations, the

Oak table, circa 1900, with ornately carved legs and three leaves; together with five press back side chairs with cane seats. Table: 29.5"h x 42.25"w x 42"d / 71"l overall Chairs: 42.5"h x 19"w x 15.7

In the turtle shell form, possibly Song to Yuan periods. L. 2.5cm (1 in.) Provenance: From an old English private collection, acquired from local antique stores and markets in the UK since the 1950’

The Buildings of England, vols. I and II; The Return to Camelot; Hamlet, Prince of Denmark and the English Interior by Stratton. From the private collection of Roulhac Toledano, noted author, historia

[Private Press] [C. Leich] Poe, Edgar Allen Le Roi Peste Mons, (Belgium): C. Leich, (1931). Translated from the English by Charles Baudelaire. Illustrated by Henri Leonard. First and only edition, #6

Private press ephemera.- Masereel (Frans) Passionate Journey, first English edition, 165 wood-cut illustrations, additional separate introduction pamphlet, together in original box (worn, repaired wit

Five English silver mustard pots, with date marks from 1903 to 1928, various makers, Chester, Birmingham & Worcester, of oval form, pierced decoration with foliate and leaf scrolls, swags and paterae,

Nineteenth century. Leaf molded blue transfer decorated Caughly pearlware pickle dish, 4.75"l.; Caughly Canton pattern handless cup and saucer; medium blue transfer decorated lidded pot, 2.25"h.; Blue

MILTON, John; William BLAKE [PRIVATE PRESS]. The Nonesuch Press Milton: Paradise Lost & Miscellaneous Poems Offered by John Bale Books, LLC. Inquiries welcome: jbalebooks@gmail.com NONESUCH Press John

Nineteenth century. The first with sprig border and sprig center medallion, Derby orange mark, 9.5"dia.; cobalt decoration and unmarked, 9.5"dia.; orange and green leaf brackets with gilded detail (ri

Five English porcelain pieces, unmarked. One small pearlware dish with transfer print landscape, c. 1815; three egg strainers / drainers, each with transfer print landscape, c. 1800; one leaf form pic

Twenty-five English acts of Parliament printed 1720 to 1758, each with decorative title leaf displaying royal coat or arms. Mostly dealing with infrastructure to roads, churches, harbors. All seperate

A white jade carving 'goose', Qing Dynasty (private English collection) carved in the round with a goose holding a spray of lotus in its mouth bearing lotus bloom and leaves, detailed with feathers, t

A Gold-mounted Agate Bangle-Bracelet, Qing Dynasty (private English collection) an open circular agate bangle-bracelet mounted with five gold bands, the stone of semi-translucent orange tone Provenan

A Pale Celadon Jade 'egret and lotus' Vase, Qing Dynasty (private English collection) carved as a large lotus leaf with curling edges, supported by a long stem bent upward on one side, an egret carve

John Dixon & Son, Sheffield, 1916, Regency Revival style having half reeded bodies acanthus leaf spouts and shell and floral borders, consisting of 9.25" coffee pot, 5.5" tea pot, 3.25" creamer, 3.5"

Five complete English acts from the reign of King George II dated 1735-1758. All with decorative cover leaves. Fine condition. Folio Reserve: $30.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywhere

Two, 20th century, Portuguese leaf and fruit serving pieces. Five, second half 19th century, English pieces. Including a pair of green and lavender plates, footed bowl, leaf platter and Etruscan green

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. All five with high green glaze and embossed leaf decoration. Two Copeland and Garrett plates, one chipped, 9.5"d. Handled serving dish, 11.75"w. 8.75"d. Relish dish, 9.5

PROVENANCE: Private estate MATERIAL: Mahogany DIMENSIONS: 24" wide, 26" deep and 25" tall CONDITION: Damage to table top. See photos.

JOE BARKER (ENGLISH XX/XXI) SINGLE FLOWER LAMPWORK MINIATURE PAPERWIEGHT, central white ten-petal flower with a variegated center, five stiped green leaves protruding from the backside, above a deep a

on casters. Scratches to top, finish wear, loss. 28 1/2" high, 45 1/4" wide, 18" deep, each leaf 23" deep. Property of a Westchester County, NY Private Collector.

Set of Five Green Apothecary Jars English, 19th century having green ground with gold, black and red banner Chips and Scrapes Height 9 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from a private collection designe

Group of five American and one English serving pieces, various makers and patterns. Approx. weight 246 grams. Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Coke Talmadge Family of Athens, Georgia.