Furniture

19th Century ceramic majolica pitcher in the form of a cockatoo. The colors are lovely and vibrant. The handle of the pitcher is in the form of bamboo, which is a really interesting ...

19th century tilt-top breakfast table from England. The table is made from mahogany and has a wonderful rosewood band around the top over a central turned column and supported on fou...

19th century oak console table from England with a stately hand carved decorated backsplash which has a central shield with a lions head...

19th century pair of lovely porcelain dogs from the Staffordshire region of England. They have curly tails and glass eyes, and are decorated in a rust color.

19th century Mahogany dessert buffet from England. the buffet has three shelves, all surrounded on three sides by galleries. The front edges of the shelves are beveled, and have simp...

19th century unusual English dairy skimming table with zinc top and original brass drain plug. The table was used to skim the cream from the top of milk in early dairies. These are f...

Pair of 19th century carved oak corner chairs from England with a wonderfully carved back, supports and arms, all depicting acanthus leaves and scrolls. The seats have wonderful carv...

19th century mahogany chest of drawers form England with a wonderfully grained top and front. There are two over three drawers, ...

19th century tilt-top table from England, made from rosewood. The top is absolutely stunning! It has a shaped and beveled edge around the top, which surrounds a gloriously grained ...

Victorian alkaline glazed stoneware spirit barrel from England. There is all-over applied decoration. In the front there is an applied banner over an app...

19th century mahogany lazy Susan from England with a molded and scalloped edge around the top, which has wonderful figuring in the wood. It is supp...

Pair of small rust and white Staffordshire dogs from England, circa 1970s.

Vintage International Silver 4272 Scalloped Edge Silver Plated 12" Serving Platter Plate. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 1" H x 12" W x 12" D.

Late 19th century oak table by the very well-known Titchmarsh and Goodwin Company in Ipswich. The top is banded and has two draw leaves, which m...

19th century transfer ware bowl with six sides in the "Bandana" pattern by John and William Ridgeway, circa 1834-1854. The bowl has embossing for an added texture and is hand transfe...

19th Century Majolica plate from England. The border is in a lovely yellow color, and surrounds three central urns with sunflowers, separated by Art Nouveau type patterns of fans and...

19th century oak umbrella stand from England with hand wrought iron straps. The top is sectioned for easy storage of multiple umbrellas, walking sticks, or canes, which is unusual an...

Late 19th century English oak server from the Ipswitch region of England. The top has a beveled edge over a molded edge, and follows down to paneled sides and two paneled doors in th...

Beautiful, early and rare music box probably made by Lecoultre in the early 19th century. This early music box plays 6 melodies on a 25.5cm cylinder. At the beginning of the 19th cen...

19th century flow blue figure of an English policeman or "Bobby" as they're called. the detailing is lovely and the subject is so charming!

Antique Victorian leaded stained glass pink green red orange windows with jewels, a pair. Item features green stained glass border, multi-color scrolling design, 4 orange "jewels" pe...

19th century multicolored majolica leaf dish with a very crisp pressing of the mold.

An arched Victorian fireplace surround of good proportions in Carrara marble. The squared edge mantle sits above a plain keystone. The spandrels carved with a four point star within ...

Three mounted and giltwood framed chromolithograph plates from L'Ornement Polychrome: Motifs de tous les styles, art ancien et asiatique, Moyen Age, Renaissance, XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles, by A. Racinet, 1869-1873. Published by Firmin-Didot, Paris. Specifically, the three framed plates are Middle Ages, Renaissance and 17th century. This reference work “created to render major services to our industrial arts” brings the archeological art...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this very well made Antique circa 1880 Victorian Mahogany with brass handles Famboo framed tray table Plea...

19th century mahogany luggage rack from England. The top is made from mahogany slats for supporting a suitcase and a simple apron. the rack is supported on beautifully hand turned ...

Antique mid 19th century open face remontoir pocket watch. A remontoir (french: remonter – 'to wind') is a pocket watch in which the key winding...

A superb example of a German Cow Horn of plenty Cornucopia decorative Vase or Centerpiece, firmly attributed to the World-famous silver manufacturers Württembergische Metallwaren...

A fine 19th century rosewood game table from England. The curved front has a hand beaded edge and wonderfully grained as well. The table top is constructed ingeniously to fold open a...

Set of four elegant English side chairs in oak, with fruitwood inlay. The seat back has a hand laid border of inlaid barber pole inlay surrounding the central panel, which has hand carved and fluted arched columns...

Pair of late 19th century English cast brass mantle decorations in the form of stags. They are beautifully cast with lovely detail and design.

Pair of late 19th century oak candlesticks from England with hand turned candle cups supported on top of barley twist stems and resting on hand turned bases, which have beveled edges...

Moleskin top hat, with leather hatbox (late 19th - early 20th century). The hat was made by Berteil Paris (France), an established house existing since 1840. Dimensions: The hat ...

An antique Victorian style grape leaf motif garden four piece patio set, unbranded. Cast iron construction in a pierced Rococo design of grape leaves. Very well made and heavy. Set i...

19th century Oak side table from England with a simple edge around the top, following down to simple sides and a single drawer in the front. The drawer front has raised decorative pa...

19th century oak coat and hat rack from England. The piece attaches to the wall, and is handsomely turned and shaped for added design detail to any small space. The back is shaped ...

Pair of 19th century English oak candlesticks with hand turned candle cups over bobeches, supported on hand turned barley twist stems. The bases are hand turned dish shaped. This is ...

19th century English tilt-top table made from mahogany. The top is made from the most glorious flame mahogany and has been placed in a pattern to look like a starburst. It is one of ...

Antique French triptych mirror from the 1800s by Ludger Tiburge Berton in 1876. Turned oak from to resemble bamboo. Lovely patina to the oak and brass. Age related wear and patina also to the mirrors. One small crack to the glass in one corner almost not visible. Lovely Japanese artwork...

A finely woven silk and wool tapestry, depicting a wooded landscape, with a bird resting on a tree trunk and ostrich plumes in each corner.

Victorian oak framed mirror with faux finish glaze. Blonde gold beaded outer border with platinum decorative insert frame. New mirror. Wired to hang horizontally & vertically.

A beautiful hand made Sterling Vinaigrette on delicate chain - opens to a fine, hand made Flower grille. For todays purposes, could be used as a ...

Very pretty glass with etched vine and cut grape decoration English, late 19th century Hand crafted Lovely to use.

ANTIQUE ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING DEPICTING A FEMALE SITTER, 19TH CENTURY Depicting a woman with a knowing glint in her large brown eyes and dressed in a fitted black gown, a ...

19th century Staffordshire pottery penny bank from England in the form of a cottage with flocked details. The coin slot has a few nicks from age and use.

19th century ceramic Toby jug from the Staffordshire region of England. He has a lovely plaid jacket and polka dotted vest. He wears a warm expression on his face.

19th century mahogany tray from England inlaid in a lovely pattern with florals and vines. The tray has a gallery, which is in a lovely dark and light mahogany contrast, for added de...

A mid 19th century, early Victorian period burr maple nursing chair. The burr maple foliate carved frame, with leaves head carved cresting rail, with upholstered back and set in a qu...

19th century English mahogany chest of drawers with a shaped top and lovely graining, following down to two over three drawers, flanked by hand turned columns and simple sides. The b...

19th century pair of English candlesticks with hand-hammered brass candle cups and bases. The hand-turned barley twist stems are made from walnut.

Pair of late 19th century oak candlesticks from England with a turned candle cup with brass inserts and a barley twist stem supported on a hand turned dish shaped base.

19th Century English oak buffet which is unusual due to the inlaid designs. It has three shelves, which are separated by hand-turned and carved shelf supports in the front and hand-carved flat back supports. This piece has unusual aprons...

Early 19th century mahogany bow front attributed to S & H Jewell from London. S & H Jewell were fine quality cabinet makers who were established in 1830. They were a family business ...

Small 18th century Alabaster barrel shaped jewelry box with brass hands décor.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this super comfortable, Timothy Oulton Designed, over sized Heritage brown leather Chesterfield sofa that is...

This antique pressed glass jewelry casket or jar is unsigned but presumed to have been made in the United States in circa 1880 in the period Vict...

A fun and unusual 19th century Victorian English mahogany Bagatelle game board table with nicely aged patina. Featuring a rectangular folding portable game board with warm, rich mahogany wood case exterior, and a patinated brass hinged lid lift top that flips open to extend and reveal the baize (green felt like billiards material) lined gaming surface with semi-circular bentwood bumper at one end adorned with nine numbered holes, arranged with one in the center of the bentwood gallery and the rest surrounding it evenly in a ring. Framing the board, twenty-four contrasting inlay panels set with five holes run along either side of the board, originally used to keep score. circa 1890 The game board rests partially inset in a fitted mahogany stand base, raised on four straight square legs joined by ‘H’ stretcher. A wonderful piece of game board history, originally designed to sit on top of a dining table or games table, this piece features a fitted stand, making it the ideal size and proportions for use as a one-of-a-kind coffee table, chair side table, cocktail table, low console, or simply displayed as a distinctive decorative folk art piece. Dimensions (approx): 18" High, 31.25" Wide, 15.75" Deep Open: 60" Wide Good condition overall, especially considering age. Dark rich patina over the whole, enhanced by heavy buildup lustrous sheen and antique mahogany glow. No game pieces or accessories included. Age appropriate wear including various imperfections, with expected signs of use, including losses, checking, wear to finish and baize liner, staining, minor splitting to bent wood, all wear consistent with age and indicative of use. All of which adds to the elegant warmth, sophisticated antique character, and overall authenticity. Please refer to photography for complete condition. Delivered lightly cleaned, hand waxed, polished French patina finish, ready for immediate use as furniture. History: The origins of Bagatelle (or its many iterations) are even less clear than most games of a similar history, although we do know it has ties to French Kings, American President Abraham Lincoln, and developed into bar billiards, eventually leading to the development of pachinko and pinball. Bagatelle was a game involving sticks and balls that evolved from efforts to bring outdoor games like ground billiards, croquet, and bowling inside for play during inclement weather. Dating all the way back to the 15th century, the most recent version came about in the 18th century. In France, during the long 1643–1715 reign of Louis XIV, billiard tables were narrowed, with wooden pins or skittles at one end of the table, and players would shoot balls with a stick or cue from the other end, in a game inspired as much by bowling as billiards. Pins took too long to reset when knocked down, so they were eventually fixed to the table, and holes in the bed of the table became the targets. Players could ricochet balls off the pins to achieve the harder scorable holes. Quite a number of variations on this theme were developed. In 1777 a party was thrown in honour of Louis XVI and the queen at the Château de Bagatelle, recently erected at great expense by the king's brother, the Count of Artois. Bagatelle from Italian bagattella, signifies 'a trifle', 'a decorative thing'. The highlight of the party was a new table game featuring a slender table and cue sticks, which players used to shoot ivory balls up an inclined playfield. The game was dubbed bagatelle by the count and shortly after swept through France. From 1770 to 1850 Bagatelle was just as popular as Billiards throughout England and Britain. Some French soldiers carried their favorite bagatelle tables...

Victorian Majolica reticulated plate signed Wedgwood.