Antique Table Makers

-printed geological map, linen-backed; letterpress volume with plates and folding tables. Maker: Sir

antique table bell include: Maker's mark: n (Ludwig Neresheimer & Co. Hanau, Germany) Importer's mark

of this antique silver table bell include Maker's mark: GI (Georg Jensen) Country mark: Denmark

'Library Table' From George Hepplewhite's 'Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide', published by I

Mahogany 2 drawer writing table. Circa 1870 This writing table comes with the makers mark of

Exceptional French butcher’s block table with rare Paris maker's label, handcrafted from solid

'Bidet Shaving Table and Night Table' From George Hepplewhite's 'Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's

This round antique occasional table shows no maker's markings, but is presumed to have originated

This is a 19th century Swiss cylinder carved music box on a table by Mermod Freres. The maker

A classic and elegant pattern by one of the greatest Gilded Age Table Top makers Royal Doulton of

antique utilitarian sterling silver canteen were crafted by a variety of makers: Table forks: William

eighty-nine pieces: Basic Service: 12 Table knives 12 Table forks 12 Table spoons 12 Dessert knives

another maker with royal connections, George Oakley, that was offered at Bonham's in 2007 This table has

table and dessert knives). Maker: William Eaton Date: 1843 Origin: London, England Video: A

traditionally used to hold salt for individual diners at a table. Each also has a maker's mark on the underside

craftsmanship and timeless table decor. Maker & Attribution: New Wharf Pottery, England — a 19th-century

for a vanity, dresser, desk, nightstand table, etc. With makers' mark on bottom as shown in last two

impressive antique utilitarian silver service were crafted by a variety of makers: Table forks: T Cox

on a vanity, nightstand table, desk, etc. Makers' mark stamp and 'STERLING' mark on bottom as shown

overview plus a table of makers marks and monograms. The Folio Binder has experienced some water damage

-1895), First Half 20th Century The flatware, table setting pieces stamped with maker's mark and first

makers considered for the production of a writing table for Princess Victoria in 1826, but William Fenner