American Beauty

Spode Potpourri jar in the Peacock pattern, England circa 1820. The jar is two handled amphora shaped with a black ground with pattern in polychrom...

A mid-19th century English Davenport covered dish in the "crane" pattern. We have several other pieces is in pattern.

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 set of six Ironstone Asian style large plates, England circa 1840.

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 tea caddy in the chinoiserie style, England circa 1880.

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

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

A rare and large Lowestoft platter in the Chinese taste, England circa 1780.

A handsome Chippendale revival mahogany settee made in England during the last quarter of the 19th century. The style originates in mid 18th centur...

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

A charming Victorian painting depicting charity. England or America, mid-19th century. 12" H 0.75" D 10" W

A nice small drop-leaf table drilled to be made into a lamp, England, 1920s. Measures 22" w when open.

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

An unusual lobed majolica oyster dish, England circa 1880.

A leather and gilt tea caddy, England circa 1830.

A late 18th Century English oak spice cabinet, circa 1780.

A George III Period oak corner chair, England circa 1790. Seat height 19.5".

An early 19th Century English Ironstone octagonal platter in the Chinese taste, circa 1810. Marked Ironstone with a crown, possibly early Masons.

A Victorian Renaissance-style spelter ewer, England, circa 1880; now made into a lamp.