George III Urns

A remarkable and uncommon pair of late 18th-century George III limed oak campagna-form urns. The overall design is firmly neoclassical, characterized by a gently flared rim, a ribbed...

PAIR OF GEORGIAN SWIRLED CUT GLASS URNS WITH DOMED LIDS English, circa 1780 10 7/8" H x 4 3/8" diameter *Note, price has been drastically reduced at the request of the consignor fr...

A George III sterling covered cup hallmarked London, 1808 by William Frisbee. Engraved with arms of Homfray; likely Sir Jeremiah Homfray (1759-1833) who was appointed High Sheriff o...

Rare pair of early 19th century British Colonial lidded urns handcrafted with coconuts and classic turned mahogany lids and bases.

A very fine George III Milk Jug made in London in 1810 by Paul Storr. The Jug stands on a circular spreading foot decorated with lobing. The main body is modelled in a large balust...

Highly Important & Rare Pair Late 18th Century Ormolu Mounted English Barite Included Fluorspar Cassolettes Firmly Attributed To Matthew Boulton. The stone within this magnificent ...

ANTIQUE NOVELTY SAMOVAR IN THE FORM OF ATLAS HOLDING UP THE EARTH A good quality cast figure depicting Atlas with the world on his shoulders. Dating from circa 1800-1805. It is in good vintage order, everything works as it should however I think at some point in its life it has potentially been thrown at someone in a fit of rage. The lid does fit but is slightly askew as is the whole piece slightly bent out of shape. This is part of its story and not really too noticeable when sitting on a shelf but worth pointing...

Made in Cork circa 1780 by Carden Terry, this handsome, George III period, Antique Sterling Silver Cup, is of traditional form, with acant...

A fine 18th century English delftware pottery urn or footed vase. With rich blue and white decoration throughout. Likely Bristol. Measures: Height ca. 7 1/4 in. Provenanc...

Of circular urn form with two double swan handles ending in acanthus, the body with two horizontal bands of shell and foliate and Greek key decoration, raised on a circular fluted fo...

Cooler tazza decorated in pine cones from mid-19th century France.

A very large two gallon copper haystack-shaped measure / ale pitcher of dovetailed construction, rising to a flaring and elongated spout inset with its lead seal noting volume, maker...

Exceptional carving and a rich, warm patina distinguish these rare George III-period mahogany urns. These Neoclassical vessels, highlighted by fluted, gad...

Pair of early very large hand-painted toleware tea canisters with lids. The canisters date from the first part 19th century, they are in their origina...

This is a rare pair of porcelain pot-Pourri urns made by the Derby factory, in the reign of George 111 in the early 19th century, circa 1815.   Each urn has a circular shape bowl s...