Twelve English delftware tiles, circa 1740-1780

Pair of seamed brass candlesticks, English, Circa 1740, cut corner bases, wear consistent with age including one with crack at rim, oxidation / discoloration on both, 7 1/4" h.

PAIR OF ENGLISH CIRCA 1780 WITH SQUARE BEADED BASES 3 3/4" WIDE WITH MATCHING BEADED TOPS OF CANDLE CUPS, 9 1/2" TALL. SEE BRASS BOOK, P. 185 A

English, circa 1780. Three-tiered with pierced domed foot, with figure of "Plenty" on finial, each tier forming radiating moulded bowls. All three tiers are with S-Scroll support around reeded baluste

English, circa 1780. Pair of small vegetable tureens on stands, each with cylindrical tub-like receptacles with 3 raised bands; row of fine beads at bottom, near top, on lid, and edge of stands; bands

English, circa 1780.Each with a slightly scalloped rim. naturalistically molded and colored as six cauliflower leaves radiating from a central rosette on a bed of florets Provenance: Wynn A. Sayman; A

A FINE REGENCY PERIOD GEORGE III GILT BRONZE MOUNTED MARQUETRY INLAID MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1780-1850, the pagoda crest, centering an oval portrait frame, flanked by brass urn form

English, circa 1780. Set of six carved Georgian Chippendale mahogany dining chairs comprising four side and two armchairs, each having a draped crest rail with tassels, centering on a pierced splat wi

English. Circa 1780. Signed George Lindsay. The brass dial with silvered chapter ring, with Roman and Arabic numerals, a signature plate, and subsidiary dial for a strike/silent mechanism, the two-tra

English, circa 1780. The base of the tub unadorned except by applied shell edge near rim. There are 2 vertical slabs that project upward through the lid. The stand and lid have bands of perforations a

English, circa 1780 A Cauliflower Teapot naturalistically molded as florettes above overlapping leaves. Dimensions: Height: 5 3/4 inches Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware

18th century Chippendale mahogany and brass inlaid desk and bookcase. English, circa 1780. In three sections, the bookcase with paneled doors, the desk with neatly fitted interior and the case with fo

English, circa 1780. There are two possible interpretations of the label. The ceramic cove-molded frame on the Thomas Rothwell Engraving on Nottingham may indeed be made of "Cambria", a new clay mater

English, circa 1780. Cylindrical tub with raised bands encircling it; the lid with beaded edge, band of reticulation, and ring finial formed of twisted rope with leafy terminal. Provenance: A Distingu

English, circa 1780. Two matching dishes with shell-edged scalloped rims and bands of alternating reticulations on rims; the centers with circular ridges suggesting floral forms. Provenance: Wynn A Sa

Pair of caneware bough pots. English, circa 1780. H 5-1/2 W 5-3/4". Condition: Staple repair. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7uod9mbbwje6s5g/AACZs6Z-0OX3K6zStf7ahZvUa?dl=0

A Queen Anne Carved Oak Dressing Table English, Circa 1740 Height 26 3/4 x width 31 7/8 x depth 18 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Shirley Kay Caskey, Rochester, Minnesota

English, circa 1780. A creamware ladle in a shell for scalloped bowl. The handles are S-shaped. Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware Dimensions: Width of Bowl: 4 3/4Length :11

English circa 1780, anonymous oil on canvas 3/4 length portrait of young lady in red dress with lace sleeves and left arm resting on marble pedestal, 28 x 36" in period, likely original craved and gil

Lot of two, English circa 1780 with relief floral swags and feather edge with reticulated edges, 9 1/2" diameter. Condition tiny glaze edge flacks, VG.

English, circa 1780. A creamware punch bowl with scalloped and fluted edge on rim. L. 12 7/8 in., W. 11 3/8 in. Literature: Historical Notices or the Leeds Old Pottery. 1892, Joseph R. Kidson Provenan

English, circa 1780. Three stepped tiers with pierced design. L. 8 1/8 in. Provenance: A Distinguished Orange County, New York Collection of Creamware.

EARLY COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE FIVE DRAWER CHEST, OLD RED PAINT, CHERRY AND PINE, CIRCA 1740-1780, 34 X 18 X 42T

English, circa. 1780. Creamware coffee pot with flower finial on cover with fluted lid. The outer lip is beaded around. The body is fluted on lower half of pot. The twisted handles are accompanied wit

English, circa 1780. Creamware Scalloped, Fluted, Footed Creamware Punch Bowl. Dimensions: Diam. :9 1/2 inches Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware