American Beauty

A Victorian glass top hat, made for a groom. (The bride often was given a handmade glass shoe.) England, circa 1880.

A Huntley Palmer biscuit tin shaped like a bell, England circa 1900.

A framed needlepoint picture of a Victorian lady with parrot in a formal room, England circa 1880.

A "Sam Weller, Pickwick Papers" coaster made by New Hall Hanley, Staffordshire, England. A much-loved coaster of a local collector.

A pair of red walnut Queen Anne Chairs, England circa 1710. Nice quality. Seat height 20".

A loop glass cheroot holder, ruffled rim.

A blue willow wash basin, England circa 1880.

A large diamond cut crystal bowl, England circa 1940.

A pair of Wedgwood Etruria creamware plates decorated in black with birds and fauna, England circa 1820.

A vintage paperweight in white and orange millefiori pattern, England.

A pair of armorial English dishes on bright green ground with butterflies in cartouches, possibly Giles, ex Bardith. England, circa 1800.

Spode potpourri jar in the "Peacock" pattern, England circa 1820. The jar is in the shape of a two-handled amphora shape, with a black ground with ...

A silver plate serving dish, England circa 1930. Two available. The top and side are engraved with an eagle.

A three-piece silver plate tea or coffee set, England circa 1950, made by Sheffield. The larger pot measures 8.75" h x 10.25" w x 5" d, the smaller...

A creamware sauce tureen on stand, England circa 1950.

A self-portrait of Roberts, print, 19th century.

Print by Roberts, Valley of the Kings, 19th century.

Print of Medinet Abou, Thebes, by Roberts, 19th century.

A Staffordshire blue and white platter in the "Columbia" pattern.

A late 19th Century English painted tole coal scuttle, circa 1880.

A George III period crystal candlestick, England, 18th century.

A charming Victorian painting depicting charity. England or America, mid-19th century.

A large scale English Staffordshire of two gentlemen, with a spaniel titled Robin Hood, circa 1860.

A leather and gilt tea caddy, England circa 1830.