Antique Coaches

London, 1882, illustrated. Fine tooled leather with exterior. The illustrations are colored.

A Victorian oak oval coaching table.

Victorian mahogany coaching table comprising of a folding top in two halves with a revolving locking bar underneath supported by a collapsible X-frame.

Victorian mahogany coaching table comprising of a folding top in two halves with a revolving locking bar underneath supported by a collapsible X-frame.

Painted on wood panels, set within gilt frames. Each signed W. Cleney. Shipping label from UK on back of each.

Made of brass, copper, and metal with etched glass inserts. Electrified. Needs polish.All original. 33" High 8.25" Deep 8": Wide Very handsome pair.

An impressive rare form walnut folding coaching table. The hinged circular top raised on slender tapering cross-banded legs united by stretchers, England, circa 1920.

A good quality Regency mahogany folding coaching table; the well figured mahogany top, supported on x shaped supports, with turned stretchers.

A fine example of a late-19th century copper coach plate attributed to a member of the Smith Cuninghame Family of Caprington Castle, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, circa 1890.

While some men try to wrestle the coach free, the driver has made a fire in a nearby cave, to warm a woman and child travelling with them.

A Napoleon III folding coach table. French, c. 1880. Ebonised x-frame base with burr walnut and exotic wood marquetry top.

Total Estimated Diamond Weight: 2.32ct Colour J-L Clarity P1 Weight: 3.2grams earrings Weight: 5.0grams coach covers.

Pair of European royal coach lanterns. Early 1800s, tin and brass with silver plate, colored glass panes, Have previously been restored, English or French.

A pair of 19th century coach lamps with brackets, now converted to electricity and PAT tested, suitable for interior or exterior use, circa 1860.

A matched pair of 19th century mahogany 'coaching' tables; the centrally-hinged folding tops mounted on pivoted stands with serpentine legs and turned stretchers.

Fuhri te's Gravenhage' - A omnibus coach with children entering. Description: Very probably an advertisement for the children's magazine ""Omnibus, Nederlands prentenboek voor de ...

Antique stage coach door panel with flag found in Texas A wonderful and most unique and rare piece of Western Americana.

This would have been stored hanging on the underside of the groom's seat in the coach and would have been used for climbing to the top level of a coach and then probably a high top c...

This is a charming pair of large mid-19th century coach lamps with brackets, now converted to electricity, rewired and PAT tested, suitable for interior or exterior use, circa 1850.

The London to Oxford Coaches at Mile Marker 24. Oil-on-canvas, signed lower right

A beautiful mid-19th century silver coach watch retailed and made by the famous company "Planchon au Palais Royale a Paris".

Antique Victorian 19th century (possibly early 20th century) mahogany folding coaching table. This table is mahogany in color, however many woods have been used in its constructio...

10.5 cm enamel dial with Roman numerals and gilt five minute marks signed Adamson Millenet, finely foliate pierced and engraved gilt hands, movement with cylinder escapement and bala...

quarter repeating, with eight-day movement and finely pierced hands; the stand: 30 x 16 x 10 cm.; the watch: 10 cm. diam.

A good early Louis XVI striking and repeating square coach watch with double function, circa 1760. The clock was made for traveling and could be used as table clock as well.

John Charles Maggs British, (1819–1896) Bath to London Mail Coach Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1885 Image size: 14 inches x 26 inches Size including frame: 20 inches x 32 inche...

1896 Victorian English oil painting of a four-in-hand mail coach.Signature appears to read " PH Richard."

English Provincial school, oil on canvas, in a maple frame from 19th century.

He made many types of objects, including furniture mounts, ornaments for mantelpieces and coaches, and mounts for porcelain or marble vases.

19th Century French Equestrian piece depicting Coaching and Horses. Monogram M lower Right Gouache, watercolor and charcoal on paper laid down on canvas, 31" x 67"

A fine 19th century London sporting book, 4th edition with colored prints of hunting, racing, coaching, shooting etc.

Coaching scene.

Framed size: 32.5” x 34.5” George Wright was a painter in oils whose subjects were mainly drawn from hunting, with which he was familiar, being a fox-hunter himself, coaching and ot...

Lovely gold hunting horn surrounding a 20 mm reverse painted crystal of a coach and horses. Can be adapted to be worn as a pentant.

Oil done by renowned coaching artist Charles (C.C.) Henderson as featured in Antiques magazine.

In Doncaster, England, Herring was employed as a painter of inn signs and coach insignia on the sides of coaches, and his later contact with a firm owned by a Mr.

Louis Vuitton also created some furniture during the 1920-30's, some of this furniture was allegedly used to decorate the coaches of the Orient Express. The layers of old paint ha...

Close examination of the painting reveals that the coach is fully laden with baggage and four coachmen, being pulled by four horses.

Several inn and coaching signs have been documented as his work. Howden Minster is a 14th century Church of England minster in East Riding of Yorkshire.

Good looking Victorian pine settle with one curved end, from a Shropshire Coaching Inn. The piece is in good condition with a lovely patina.

F. Sim., who by his coaching on the Wear from 1886 to 1894, did much to revive an interest in rowing and to impart life to this club.

Rare antique Louis XV desk slope of the mid-18th century, Parisian origin eventful shape on all sides rosewood veneer in coaching amaranth inlaid wooden flowered branches tried and e...

The chair is meant to be mounted on a horse-pulled wagon, cart or coach with which the tax collector used to ride around the Dutch 17th century countryside to collect taxes from the ...

Henry Thomas Alken (12 October 1785 – 7 April 1851) was an English painter and engraver chiefly known as a caricaturist and illustrator of sporting subjects and coaching scenes.[1] h...

Henry Alken Henry Thomas Alken (12 October 1785 – 7 April 1851) was an English painter and engraver chiefly known as a caricaturist and illustrator of sporting subjects and coaching ...

With pinecone finial and scroll and ring handles, painted with an 18th century lady arriving by coach being greeted by other figures, the reverse with a castle in a river landscape, ...

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Painting showcases a Magnificent Paris Street Scene with horsedrawn coaches and buggies and people walking in the streets.

Fantastic design featuring colourful historic illustrations showing Some of the Means of transport in London from A.D. 327 to 1927 with stylised text below, starting with Shank's Pon...

Original antique London & North Western Railway travel poster - Lakeland The English Lakes are England's Playground - featuring black and white image of scenic views and the activiti...

The black painted stand has an oval top with decorated with an elaborate coach type decoration and the monogram “CDW”. The top rests on a turned post with three shaped feet.

David Dalby of York 1794-1836 was a painter of Horses, hunts and coaching scenes. This is another version of the late 1820s Dalby of the same size.

He was born in Leeds, England in 1860 known for his strong, well-finished hunting and coaching scenes as well as his horse portraits. George Wright exhibited his works at the Royal A...