Gentleman's London 1901 table light by John Braham -

Live Lights or Dead Lights: (Altar or Table?) by Hargrave Jennings (in conjunction with two members of the Church of England.). Published by John Hodges, London 1873. 1st Edition. Hardback with Brown

AN EDWARDIAN GENTLEMAN'S SILVER-TOPPED DRESSING TABLE SET, jar tops by John Pound & Co, London 1908, the brush mounts by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1905 and 1908, comprising hand mirror, three brus

A Continental silver pedestal pot with hinged lid formed as a heart surmounted by a crown, with import marks for London 1901, importer John George Piddington. Probably Dutch. Approx. 3" high

A silver caddy spoon with Dutch landscape scene to bowl, with import marks for London 1901, importer John George Piddington. Approx. 5 1/2" long

An Edwardian sterling silver tortoiseshell dressing table box, London 1901 by Henry Atkin of shaped cartouche form, with a push button release to the hinged lid. The sides and corner of the lid with

An English brass mounted hardwood vitrine tableJohn Murphy, Londonthird quarter 19th centuryWith maker's plaque to underside From/John Murphy/Cabinet Maker/Upholsterer/215 Brompton Rd S.W..height 30in

Set of Five Middle Eastern Travel and Reference Books. First - The Story - Book of The Shah Legends of Old Persia, by Sykes, Ella C. Published by John Macqueen, London, 1901. 222p. Illus. Spine ends a

Set of Five Middle Eastern Travel and Reference Books. First - The Story - Book of The Shah Legends of Old Persia, by Sykes, Ella C. Published by John Macqueen, London, 1901. 222p. Illus. Spine ends a

Includes: 1) A Map of a New Continent according to its Greatest Diametrical Length from the River la Plata to beyond the lake of Assiniboits. Gentleman's Magazine. London 1758. Eng. John Gibson after

WAS Benson, London (in the style of), Table light, c. 1900, H. 48 cm, D. 10.5 cm. Glass, clear and opalescent, optically blown. Cast brass base, dark patina., Cf. Smith, W. A. S. Benson, Woodbridge 20

Gibson, Charles Dana. A Widow and Her Friends. New York: John Russell; London: John Lane, 1901. Oblong folio with white cloth spine over pictorial boards, housed in box with illustrated cover; box sh

[A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences] by a Society of Gentlemen in Scotland, London: Printed for John Donaldson, 1773, three volumes (complete), illustrated with one hundred and sixty copperplates, some

Map: The British Governments in North America Laid Down Agreeable to the Proclamation of Octr. 7, 1763 Cartographer: John Gibson Publisher: The Gentleman's Magazine Published: London, 1763 Size: 8 x 9

A CRYSTAL "CIGARS" BOWL with silver band. London 1901

A silver miniature model of a table / dolls house table. With import mark and hallmarked for London 1901 Marurice Freeman. . 1 3/4" high

2V John Heneage Jesse HISTORICAL AND LITERARY MEMORIALS OF THE CITY OF LONDON 1901 Decorative Gilt Binding Frontispiece Illustrated History England Thames Westminster Pall Mall Fire St James Covent Ga

Kemble, Edward W. Kemble’s Pickaninnies: A Collection of Southern Sketches. New York/London: R.H. Russell and John Lane, 1901. First edition. Publisher’s cloth-backed pictorial boards, mou

Both volumes of 'The Amusements of Old London' by William B. Boulton, published in 1901 by John C. Nimmo, 14 King William Street, Strand, bound in red leather with gilt lettering. 9.25" H x 7.25" W x

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PIPE STAND, by John George Betjemann & Ernest Edward Betjemann, London 1901, with a rectangular base. 8.5cm high

(P2) A vintage metal lily pad side table in black by John Salterini. Light discoloration due to aging as pictured but no dents or major paint loss. Measures 13 3/8in wide x 14 5/8in deep x 22in tall.

The October 1740 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London, 54 pages. Article include table of value of coins of Asia and Africa, the occultation of Jupiter, and on the life of Sir Francis Dra

23 x 12 x 16 inches

Karl Springer (1931-1991)Vermicelli Ball lamp, late 20th centuryDesigned 1979Appears unmarkedThe two-light table lamp of incised black enameled wood in a swirling pattern with silver and gold leaf to

Circa 1920s Unsigned Possibly blue "Moss Agate" by Steuben, in the form of shape no. 8023, the two-light table lamp with a baluster-form, marbled blue and green art glass base mounted on a gilt-bron