This Surprising Lancashire !

THE GIBSON OF YELLAND, LANCASHIRE DESK SEAL A NOVELTY GOLD AND PURPURINE CROWN SEAL, ENGLISH CIRCA 1850 The gold crown-shaped mount, with finely chased ermine detail and beaded arches, the inner linin

Charles Townley (Lancashire 1746-1800 Mayfair) A shipwreck with figures on the shore signed 'C.Townley' (on rock, lower right) oil on panel 26.7 x 37.3cm (10 1/2 x 14 11/16in).

DESCRIPTION: Egypt Lancashire Fusiliers military brooch composed of palladium and 18k gold with inset diamonds and enameling, completed by a retractable bail, pinstem, and catch on the reverse. CIRCA:

British, 19th century, ladder back frames in lustrous old surface, elm and other mixed woods rush style twisted paper seats, one arm and six sides, arm 44-1/4 x 23-1/2 x 17 in., side 38-1/2 x 19 x 15

Vintage English Lancashire Elm Side Chairs, Set of Six, with Double Row Spindle Backs and Shaped Back Crest with Rush Seats on Turned Legs with Stretcher, C. 1920. 19" Wide, 16" Deep, 36.5" High

(lot of 6) English oak dining chairs, Lancashire, 20th c., shaped ladderback, over woven rush seat, rising on turned stretcher-joined legs, ending on bun feet, including: (2) armchairs, approx 42"h, 2

English, earliest stamp 1914, the case with a label for 'DEGRAVE SHORT & CO LONDON', the case with an engraved plaque to the lid for 'LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL WIGAN DEVISION', each weight stamped wit

Assembled Set of Six Carved Oak Side Chairs, Lancashire, England, 17th century, each back with assorted carved leaves and flowers, plank seats and turned legs and stretcher, back approx. ht. 42, seat

Set of 8 Lancashire English oak ladder back chairs with rush bottom seats. 43" tall.

ASSEMBLED SET OF NINE 19th CENTURY LANCASHIRE CHAIRS WITH RUSH SEATS. Height: 39 in. by Width: 20 in. by Depth: 16 in.

[Defoe (Daniel)] The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner, 2 vol., engraved titles and 15 plates after Thomas Stothard, vol. 2 with 14pp. publisher's advertiseme

An assembled set of eight English Lancashire chairs. Comprising two armchairs and six side chairs, each having a spindled back over the woven seat, raised on turned legs joined by stretchers. Height o

(6) Georgian Lancashire Oak Ladderback Dining Chairs, scalloped 5 slat ladder backs with brown naugahyde seats,baluster turned front stretcher, turned front legs with pad feet, , 40"h x 19"w x 16"d, s

running at the trail, with officer, rare Boer war service dress, very good, 8 pieces, (c. 1900)

A DS by Standish Family Member of Duxbury, Lancashire -Likely Relation of Plymouth Colony Leader Myles Standish, Founder of Duxbury, Massachusetts Ornate Manuscript Document Signed "Thomas Standishe,

A Staffordshire or Lancashire Blackware Teapot and a Similar Coffee Pot Mid-18th Century Height of taller example 9 1/4 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Art Institute of Chicago

A Set of Six English Oak Lancashire Chairs Late 18th Century comprising two armchairs and four side chairs, each having woven rush seats. Height of armchair 40 1/4 inches; height of side chair 36 5/8

[Brown, J.H.] Spectropia; or Surprising Spectral Illusions Showing Ghosts Everywhere and of Any Colour. New York: James G. Gregory, 1864. Publisher’s pictorial cloth-backed boards. Sixteen illustrat

(lot of 8) A group of Lancashire English oak ladder back chairs circa 1850, each with carved slats continuing to the early rush seats with later seat cushions, and rising on turned legs, consisting of

1st item: English School, 19th century, oil on board painting depicting a vast room in the interior of a Tudor Manor house, identified by inscription en verso as Speke Hall in Lancashire, England (bui

Lancashire County Council, A Very Fine Set of Standard Apothecaries Weights, 1890 English, earliest stamp 1914, the case with a label for 'DEGRAVE SHORT & CO LONDON', the case with an engraved plaque

Famous Regiments, with officer in original box, white facings. Very rare, very good, box good, lid split on one end, 8 pieces, (c. 1935)

[Brown, J.H.] Spectropia; or Surprising Spectral Illusions Showing Ghosts Everywhere and of Any Colour. New York: James G. Gregory, 1864. Publisher’s pictorial cloth-backed boards. Illustrated, incl

English, c.1900, the French polished mahogany case with engraved brass plaque that reads 'DECIMAL GRAIN WEIGHTS, LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL, HIGHER BLACKBURN DIVISION DE GRAVE & Co Ltd LONDON' each wei