Possibly George Hill, Dublin, Ireland, circa 1760.

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 pair of George III giltwood mirrorspossibly Irishcirca 1760height 49in (124.5cm); width 32 1/2in (82.5cm) Provenance: Property from Private Beverly Hills Collection, curated by Hendrix Allardyce, s

An Irish George III sterling silver plain circular bowl by Robert Calderwood, Dublin circa 1760 engraved with a contemporary coat of arms and crest, the base with scratch weight 17:7 1/2 9.5 cm high,

George II Irish sterling silver William Williamson handled cup, monogrammed, maker's mark and hallmarked: "WW / Dublin / Ireland," circa 1745. 4" H x 4.25" W over handle. Approx 6.57 ozt.

William Wood, Dublin, Ireland, circa 1800. marked on verso “WWâ€. strikingly large example. L15 1/2†8.2 oz standard

Hallmarked for Matthew West circa 1760-1800 Dublin. Bowl rests on three hooved feet with a panther crest hand chased on one side. There is a small break to the rim as shown in the photos. Bowl measure

An Irish Aesthetic Movement painted and ebonized four-panel screen Signed, "H. Cooper," Dublin, Ireland, circa 1880 Comprising four hand-painted canvas panels, each depicting a botanical landscape: a

Antique Oushak Style Rug, Possibly Ireland, circa 1900: 8'10'' x 12'2'' (269 x 371 cm). 68 lbs. Note on terms for estimating the age of an item: Antique (100+ years). Semi-Antique (50-100 years). Vint

Theodore Alexander Althorp Living History collection mahogany and mahogany veneer 'Library Drum Top Rent' accent table after George III, circa 1760 original, having four frieze and four faux drawers,

possibly Pennsylvania, circa 1760-70, chestnut and poplar secondary, two-part form, dovetailed case with applied cove molded cornice, five upper lipped graduated drawers, the base with applied waist m

A TOLE PEINTE RETICULATED IRON TRAY, ENGLISH, POSSIBLY GEORGE III (1760-1820) PERIOD, a top fragment from a tilt top table, painted with a pastoral landscape occupied by a boy shepherd reclining with

A MINER'S DIAL BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, the 2½in. silvered dial signed by 'South' G. ADAMS / LONDON, blued steel needle with gilt 'N/S' and retainer arm on pivot, steeped degree ring, co

A BRASS SECTOR BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, signed by hinge G. ADAMS in FLEET-STREET, LONDON, engraved over both sides with retention strip on inner edge -- 6 3/8in. (16.2cm.) wide

1869 IRISH History IRELAND Dublin George IV Saint Patrick Castles Legends James Gaskin’s “Varieties of Irish History” is a fine, mid-19th-century book on the history, art and litera

A FINE SCISSOR-TYPE BRASS PARALLEL RULE BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, signed and inscribed by the pierced retainers Made by G. ADAMS in Fleet-Street, LONDON, the top engraved for a square protra

George III period, circa 1760 flame mahogany Chippendale drop leaf table, with shaped top, on x-stretcher base, on casters. [Open: 28 1/2" H x 40 1/2" W x 34" D; Closed: 28 1/2" H x 22" W x 34" D].

T. SUTTON, DUBLIN, IRELAND GEORGE II STERLING SILVER SAUCE BOAT C. 1740 L 8" 12 tr.oz. Impressed "SU". Engraved crest of boar's head. Scallop edge. Unusual capitals ending in hoofed feet.

Handcolored engraving by George Balchasar Probst circa 1760, Augsburg, of astrology and astronomy entitled "Le Mercure Quatrieme…". Fine, measures 17 x 12.5". Reserve: $80.00 Shipping: Domestic: Fla

A Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs Circa 1760 Height 37 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collector, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Peter Lipitch, London

DESCRIPTION: 18th Century Pennsylvania single drawer table. Turned legs and stretcher. Hardware possibly period. Old finish. Circa 1760-1780. MEASUREMENTS: 32-1/2" wide x 21-1/4" deep x 28" high. COND

George II mahogany commode, circa 1760, the rectangular top above a conforming paneled body accented with leafy scrolls, the side with bail handle and with hinged front opening to a tin lined interior

Irish George III sterling salver, Dublin, circa 1795, makers mark "JA?", 6.5"dia., approx 8.3 ozt.

Group of Georgian Irish & Scottish Silver Flatware the first, an Irish silver teaspoon with partially rubbed "F?" makers mark, possibly for Francis Jones, Dublin (circa mid to late18th century), witho

Travelers outside a Castle Ruin, possibly meant to be Ireland, circa 1830, oil on mahogany panel, unsigned, in Black Forest style red walnut frame with etched gilt liner, OS: 13" x 15", SS: 7 1/2" x 9