William Walton

Modernist mid century stylized oil on canvas painting signed William Walton, in muted colors and

George Walton settle. England, circa 1880. Oak settle designed by George Walton, produced by

England circa 1880 Made in solid ash with original finish. Designed by George Walton, produced by

George Walton Oak Settle, England, circa 1905 Oak settle designed by George Walton, produced by

A pair of oak Arts & Crafts dining chairs produced by William Birch with the design attributed to

Antique silver teapot from the William IV era in the early 19th century. The charming panelled body

1836 For John Walton Period : William IV Origin : Painter Heugh, Newcastle, England Decoration : Pie

George Walton Settle England circa 1880 Oak settle designed by George Walton, produced by William

seats and shaped backrests. Designed by George Walton for William Birch. Measures: 18.25” W x 18.75

William Henson's "Aerial Steam Carriage" Print. A lithograph with hand colouring by W. Walton

contemporary initial 'M', the bowl of large circular scallop shell form. By John Walton, Newcastle, 1832

William IV Provincial silver kings pattern caddy spoon John Walton, Newcastle, 1832 A rare

illustrated Bradshaw, 1992, as circa 1753, Plate 10 (A12), p.64. Scapino is depicted musically in William

. Provenance Benjamin Walton & Co. was formed in 1840 with William Ryton. When Ryton retired in 1842, Benjamin

William Ryton. When Ryton retired in 1842, Benjamin Walton became director until his death in 1847. The

& William Birch. Most likely retailed by Liberty and Company, London. Some might consider these transitional