Wilson Antique

William Parker, with Crest and Cypher indicating a Likely Maryat-Wilson Family Provenance Provenance

the families of Wilson and Wigley obtained an Act Of Parliament authorising the estate to be divided

. Detachable with a brooch fitting. In a Wilson & Gill brown fitted box, 134 Regent Street. Tooled: P. B. Mc

A charming lithograph depicting Sir Joshua Reynolds 1788 portrait of Mrs Wilson Gale Bradyll. Well

are those of Wilson of Scotland, first granted to the Wilson family of Edinburgh in 1671. Pint Mugs in

Coin silver sugar tongs by Robert & William Wilson, Philadelphia, c.1830s. Wonderful design

For the collector of fine antiques we are proud to present our newest acquisition by T.Wilson of 68

, with no issues of significance. Mounting: Professionally mounted by Kathy Wilson.

A fine and rare early 18th century Wilson type screw barrel microscope with five original numbered

important American artists such as John Singleton Copley, Charles Wilson Peale and others. Gallery was open

cut glass bottles with plated foliate decorated cover. All raised on four ball feet. Stamped Wilson

1869 and 1874. References: Harris: 75; Moreau-Nélaton: 41; Guérin: 59; Hanson: n.107, p. 125; Wilson

maker Wilson & Sharp, Edinburgh 1899. Also with retailers mark on base. Open width 8.5" We are

shades adorned with a “Pulled Feather” design, suspended from a patinated bronze “Wilson” base with a

decoration suspended from a patinated bronze “Wilson” base with a twisted stem. Circa 1900. Pictured in

, 1884 Maker: Jonathan Wilson Hukin and John Thomas Heath for Hukin & Heath Dimensions: Size : 10.2

crowned "G," possibly for Neale & Company with painting by Robert Wilson, England, circa 1815. Dimensions

with casters. Stamped on the base: T Wilson 68 Great Queen St London C. 1820, England

to the interior of the shank with the maker's mark for Alabaster and Wilson 'A & W', the gold

(RACHEL ALBRIGHT OR SARAH M. WILSON), IN THE EAST WING OF INDEPENDENCE HALL, PHILADELPHIA, 1898-1913

(RACHEL ALBRIGHT OR SARAH M. WILSON), IN THE EAST WING OF INDEPENDENCE HALL, PHILADELPHIA, 1898-1913

SARAH M. WILSON), IN THE EAST WING OF INDEPENDENCE HALL, PHILADELPHIA, 1898-1913: 13 star

marked Wilson & Gill, 139 Regent St. London. Bracelet length: 16cm. Width: 3.1cm. Illustrated in our

19 3/8 by 14 ½ in. W/frame 23 3/8 by 18 ½ in. Provenance: Estate of Ann Meserole Wilson

. Bortone’. Italian. Provenance The Wilson Family of Dale House, Bladford Forum, Dorset, and thence

Wilson’s pupil in Rome in 1752. From 1754 to 1756, Harper shared rooms in Via Condotti with another

, RACHEL ABRIGHT OR SARAH M. WILSON, IN PHILADELPHIA IN 1905, THE LARGEST EXAMPLE PRESENTLY KNOWN TO EXIST

ULYSSES S. GRANT & HENRY WILSON: Fantastic 36 star parade flag, printed on coarse, glazed

families over the decades. In 1829 the families of Wilson and Wigley obtained an Act Of Parliament

), President Woodrow Wilson's personal physician. The heavy brownish black resinous glaze is typical of Samoan

hundred and four years old; that’s a very long time...Woodrow Wilson was present and WWI was still being

A rare Benjamin Franklin mezzotint engraving on laid paper by James McArdell after Benjamin Wilson

. The formation of this exceptional example of Victorian silverware, crafted by Jonathan Wilson Hukin

rolling brass casters. Bearing the stamp of M WILLSON 68 GREAT QUEEN STREET, LONDON. Thomas Wilson is

rolling brass casters. Bearing the stamp of M WILLSON 68 GREAT QUEEN STREET, LONDON. Thomas Wilson is

-1920 by Rear Admiral Cary Travers Grayson (1878-1938), President Woodrow Wilson's personal physician

shipping company founded by Thomas Henderson in Glasgow. Printed in Great Britain by Pillans and Wilson

artistry by Sydney E. Wilson, signed by the artist, are examples of late 19th century nostalgia for an era

Wilson, daughter of Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson, 6th Baronet of East Borne, Sussex. Further detailed

» – Elisabeth Hardouin Fugier – Philip Wilson Publisher 1989

possessions.The Wilson factory made wonderful pottery and stoneware in the 18th and early 19th centuries. Many of

easy maneuverability. Thomas Wilson is recorded as a furniture broker and appraiser at 68 Great

, Edvard Munch. The Complete Graphic Works, Philip Wilson Publishers, London 2001, p. 217, n. 264, repr

the progenitors of the genre in Britain; Richard Wilson (long considered to have been the painter of

Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson next to Liverpool Street Station in London. As part of the Chantrey

Massinelli, The Gilbert Collection, Hardstones. Philip Wilson Publishers

of Woodrow Wilson. The 38th Infantry Regiment was constituted on May 15, 1917 and was assigned to

Services, Wednesbury Museum & Art Gallery and the Wilson, Cheltenham.

sawn pattern. Attributed to Thomas Wilson. Decorated with ebony moulding. Three graduating drawers

by Wilson and Gil of London as indicated by the signature inside of the leather covered fitted case.

…Woodrow Wilson was President of the United States and WWI was just ending. It has an emerald liner

the border. Artist signed Wilson, the crisp and varied cobalt blue enamel palette provides a stunning

Gilbert Collect, Micromosaics, Jeanettte Hanisee Gabriel, Phiip Wilson Publishers, fig. 110., page 179.

' Guild included: John Houghton Bonnor, John Paul Cooper, Edward Spencer & Henry Wilson

. Thornley's fishing scenes are spirited and similar in style to those of "Jock" Wilson, and are often painted

William Tonks & Sons together with "Wilson's Patent" / "Detached Action" / Regd. March 14th 1868 together

landscape scenes. Further influences came from Canaletto and Richard Wilson. Marlow painted in both oil and