Sir Thomas Thumb Tools

A cobbler's bench 2.5" H, 5" L, cross-cut saw and brace, all by Sir Thomas Thumb with an assortment of other tools and utensils, some signed.

Fine tools etc. St. Leger, Nantasy Fantasy, Wright Guide, Sussex Crafts UK , and Sir Thomas Thumb

A beautifully finished woodworker's tool bench with two working bench vises and three tiny marking pegs to fit in the holes 2.75" H, 7" L plus two fire extinguishers because you can never be too caref

2 vintage pieces by Hank Taylor - a rabbit hutch dating from 1985, and a birdhouse from 1984. Also included in the collection is a bee hive on a wooden table by Sir Thomas Thumb, a Rooster, and a Dog

Collection of cutting boards and other wooden utensils by Sir Thomas Thumb, Pam Gibson corn dryer, and other wooden accessories. Peel 6" L. With a selection of artisan baskets by Bartlett, Chandronnai

Well crafted colonial kitchen cabinet by Don Perkins 6" H, 4" W, rocking chair by Robert Carlisle, a cabbage shredder by Sir Thomas Thumb, assorted crockery and wooden utensils by Sir Thomas Thumb and

Three round butter bowls 1.75" diameter, three butcher block cutting boards, five oblong dough bowls (one has fruit glued in place) and nine pie boards, all by Sir Thomas Thumb. MK

A washboard 1.75" H and tiny stool, both by Sir Thomas Thumb, a Shaker basket and two candle stands by Jim Ison, a corked amber bottle, a dovetailed box, beautiful polished brass coal carrier and an i

Never-Stall Combination Tool Mathews, Dayton, OH Pat. Sept. 4, 1909 Frank J. Stale, Ft. Thomas, Ky. Thumb-Screw jaw variation--10 1/2"

More (Sir Thomas) A dyaloge of Syr Thomas More knyghte...Wherin be treatyd dyvers maters as of the veneration of Worshyp of ymagys & relyques, prayng to sayntys, & goyng on pylgrymage, first edition,

Sir Thomas Lawrence (Bristol 1769-1830 London) Portrait of Mrs Siddons as Zara pastel, oval 29.9 x 24.6cm (11 3/4 x 9 11/16in). Footnotes: Provenance Matthew Hutchinson His sale, Christi

A portrait of Joshua Reynolds' sister Elizabeth Johnson, after the original by Reynolds. Later mounted to board, unsigned. This painting was included in the May 4th, 1922 Baroness Burdett-Coutts Colle

Rare figurine; Lovell, famed 16th century English Chancellor of the Exchequer. Burnt orange and blue coloration coat. Royal Doulton backstamp. "Sir Thomas Lovell" (Henry VIII) hand-written on base. #H

Attributed to Sir Thomas Lawrence P.R.A. (Bristol 1769-1830 London) Portrait of a lady, presumably Mrs Tierney, half-length, in a fur wrap oil on canvas 76.2 x 63.4cm (30 x 24 15/16in). Footnotes:

Antique original oil on canvas portrait painting of Sir Sandys attributed to Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830 United Kingdom) Depicts a serious young man seated at a desk. Housed in an antique gold gilt

Sir Thomas Lawrence P.R.A. (Bristol 1769-1830 London) Portrait of Caroline Upton, bust-length, in profile to the left pencil and black chalk on paper 21.8 x 17.9cm (8 9/16 x 7 1/16in). Footnotes:

More (Sir Thomas [St Thomas More], Lord Chancellor, humanist, and martyr, 1478-1535).- Roper (William, lawyer and biographer, 1495x8-1578) The life and death of Sir Tho More knight sometime Lo: Chance

"Mrs. Bannister", graphite and white chalk on paper, unsigned, a study of the head of Regency Actress Elizabeth Bannister nee Miss Harper (1757-1849), denzien of the Haymarket Theatre, playing Polly i

54mm. Excellent condition

attributed to SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE (English 1769-1830) A PAINTING, "Portrait of a Gentleman in a Maroon Coat," oil on canvas, sitter named on paper label verso, partially visible, "William Mills of Sax

19th C. German Porcelain Plaque After Sir Thomas Lawrence By George Gray. 13 7/8" x 13 7/8"

Oil Painting British Army Commander Duke of Wellington After Sir Thomas Laurence 1 Fine Art Military Portrait Oil Painting British Army Commander Duke of Wellington After Sir Thomas Laurence. In the s

Position H8. Sir Thomas Kingston. Extremely Rare Mounted Offering by Courtenay utilizing the Race Horse with Removable Rider. Horse Balanced on One Leg and Rider Secured to Saddle with a Pin. John Gil