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An English Neoclassical oval/square mirror circa 1780

An English oak hanging corner cupboard, circa 1800.

A late 18th Century oak low boy, dressing table on scrolled feet, England circa 1780.

An English oak slant front desk, circa 1830. Knee 29.5".

A 19th Century porcelain 2 handled dish, with an orange border and gilt highlights, England circa 1860.

An English porcelain ware "Bacchus" cup. These are first seen in the 18th century; this one probably is mid-to-late 19th century.

An early 19th Century English Regency Period oval fruit bowl, in brown with orange poppies on the border

A good looking Regency mahogany tavern clock made in England early in the 19th century. The case features nicely figured veneers with reeding.

An early 19th Century Regency Period painted sewing box, circa 1810.

An English Regency period mahogany cabinet with pierced brass gallery. Two doors open to eight drawers. Great storage, patina, color, and design. E...

An English Sheffield plate oval tea caddy, 19th century. Marked Albert Beardshaw.

An English Sheffield plate Regency period candlestick, circa 1820.

An elegant English silver on brass smaller oval tea caddy, 19th century.

An early 20th Century English stoneware pitcher with a bird on a branch

A 19th Century English transfer ware plate with the name "Sicilian" on the back

An English Tunbridge ware inlaid jewelry box, circa 1860.

An English Victorian brass fire fender, circa 1870.

An English Victorian mahogany secretary desk with bookcase, circa 1860.

An English Victorian silver-plated highly sculpted electrotype platter.

An English Victorian silver-plated highly sculpted electrotype platter.

An engraved lantern, probably England, 19th century. Chip to bottom button.

An engraving "The Torpedo", depicting an East African scene from an expedition, England circa 1820.

An engraving after Picasso from the "Toro" series, U.S.A. circa 1980.

An engraving, engraved by Neville, from a painting by Henry Raeburn of John Earl of Hopetoun. Known as John Hope and later Lord Niddry Hopetoun, he...