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An early 19th-century English Staffordshire figure of St. Peter sitting on a tree with a key at his feet and a rooster on his left side.
A set of 17 English ironstone plates, marked Indian Ironstone, circa 1880. Two are chipped and one has a hairline crack. Background color varies fr...
View full detailsAn early 19th-century English elm dressing table / low boy with three drawers, circa 1800.
A late 19th-century English Staffordshire platter with a blue and white decorated border, circa 1880.
A late 19th Century Mappin Brothers trophy in the form of a drinking goblet from the Aldenham Grammar School, England.
A late 19th-century silver on copper basket, England. Overall height with handle up is 11" high.
An early 19th-century English black and white engraving titled "Elephant Capture" circa 1820.
A late 19th-century English mahogany mirror with an ebonized band and a gold fillet.
An early 19th-century English framed needlepoint of a woman and her dog standing in a garden.
An early 19th-century English black and white engraving titled "Rattle Snake Horned Snake Walking Leaf", circa 1820.
An early 19th-century English mahogany Chinese Chippendale tea table with a pierced gallery, circa 1800.
A large 19th-century English majolica pitcher with birds and fans.
An early 19th-century English mahogany tea table. When opened table measures 32" deep.
A late 18th-century George III–period English mahogany hanging shelf, circa 1780.
A 19th Century Chippendale mahogany folding game table with one drawer, England. When opened table measures 35.75" deep.
A late 18th-century oak low boy, dressing table on scrolled feet, England circa 1780.
An early 19th Century Georgian English elm child's high chair. Seat height 16.75".
An early George III mahogany secretary cabinet with broken pediment, circa 1770.
A 19th-century English oak drop leaf table. Listed measurements are when closed; when opened, the table measures 28.5" high x 50.5" wide x 39" deep.
A late 17th-century Charles II English oak drop leaf table. When closed the table is 15.5" deep.
A 19th-century English painted tole hat box.
An early 19th-century English colored engraving of "The Tiger" published June 4, 1806, in London, original condition.
An early 19th-century English bow front inlaid mahogany sideboard–server, on square tapered legs, made in the first quarter of the 19th century.
A 19th-century silver albumen photograph of the interior of the House of Commons, London, England.
Begin with American Beauty, mix rustic textures from Rustic, and coastal light from Coastal.
Add historical context with History and finish with Drinkware & Bar for hosting.
Oak, maple, and walnut.
Yes—use clean lines to balance patina.
Landscapes and folk pieces.