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tankard, with massive scrolled thumbpiece, device of brewers guild on front, makers mark on handle and Tudor rose inside bottom

Tankard, 18th century

Netherlands

G325

Bust of Queen Nefertete, colored, facsimile of painted limestone portrait head in the Neues Museum in Berlin.; Original of this bust was found in the studio of the sculptor Thutmose at Tell el Amarna, in 1912; attached plaster base looks like wood.;

Bust of Nefertete, early 20th century

Ancient Egyptian

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Head of a Woman and Study of Hands, 1837

Sir David Wilkie

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communion set, three pieces including a flagon, chalice and plate

Flagon, 19th century

Boardman

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spoon, pair of, with fig-shaped bowls; flat handles with pied de biche ends; handle is rat-tail type where it joins bowl; mark on back of handle

Spoon, one of a pair, 17th century

England

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candlestick, round base, hollow center

Candlestick, 19th century

United States

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spoon, long, with curved bowl and slender point shaft stem

Spoon, 20th century

France

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round bowled, with a straight rectangular shaft; the handle, broken off at bowl, has been crudely joined again by a rat tail with three prongs

Spoon, 18th century

United States

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Spoon, pewter, one of a pair, with fig shaped bowls and round handles of the cone type. No marks.

Spoon, one of a pair, 17th century

England

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coffee pot, pear-shaped, of rococo design on round base; found finial, curved handle; spout set on straight

Coffee pot, 18th century

France

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wine measure with square handle and attached round lid which falls inside the lip,

Wine measure, 18th century

France

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wine measure with square handle and heart-shaped cover protruding over lip

Wine measure, 18th century

France

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oval with flat ribbon handle

Spoon, 19th century

L. Sarson

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wine measure; heart shaped attached lid falls inside the vessel

Wine measure, 18th century

France

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Plate, c. 1730

France

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Pitcher, pewter, English XIXc cat. card dims H 9' Bottle-shaped, with a curved handle and attached cover, the finial of which serves as a thumbpiece

Pitcher, 19th century

England

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spoon, round bowled, with an ornate handle of medium length which is decorated with crowned male and female figures at the end, rat-tail stem joins bowl, unidentified makers mark beneath figures

Spoon, 18th century

Germany

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spoon, pair of, with fig-shaped bowls and round handles of the cone type

Spoon, one of a pair, 17th century

England

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Spoon, fig shaped bowl and a handle which is round at top and shaped at the bottom where it joins the bowl with a heavy joint, the handle is the baluster knob type, dating back to the XIV century

Spoon, 16th century

England

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round with punctured screw top; stands on round base

Pepper pot, 18th century

England

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plate, round, with curving border and initials

Plate, 18th century

England

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wine measure, square handle and heart-shaped lid which falls over the lip

Wine measure, 18th century

France

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spoon, deep oval bowled, with a flat pied de biche handle, rat-tail as it joins bowl

Spoon, 17th century

England

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teapot, white metal

Teapot, 19th century

England

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jug decorated around rim and on handle with beading; this shows influence of silversmith design

Cream jug, 19th century

England

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porringer with pierced handle which contains a crown

Porringer, 18th century

United States

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Spoon, round bowled, with an ornate handle decorated with angels and flowers, and terminating in crowned male and female figures, stem is rat-tailed at bowl, unidentified mark, three pine trees in a shield in bowl

Spoon, 18th century

Germany

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Goblet, white metal, cat. card dims H 7-1/4 x D 3-3/4' thin stem and round base, beaded around base, center stem and rim, shows the influence of the silversmiths of the period.

Goblet, Date Unknown

England

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Basin, 19th century

United States

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baluster-shaped measure with double horizontal lines near bottom and top of body, and on the flat circular cover; unusual thumb piece, probably embryo shell type

Measure, 18th century

England

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boat-shaped, on four round ball legs, wooden handle, this type of teapot was developed during the last quarter of the XVIII century by Sheffield manufacturers

Teapot, 18th century

England

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Wine measure, 18th century

France

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mustard pot, small rounded base, curved handle with reversed shell as thumb piece and high domed top with finial, there is a large whole on one side of this piece, no marks, this type of thumb piece was more or less peculiar to the low countries

Mustard pot, 18th century

Netherlands

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Plate, 17th century

England

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Teapot, white metal, cat. card dims H 8-1/4' With elongated bell-shaped body mounted on four pad feet attached to body with leaf forms. Long, flaring spout joins body at base, shaped handle decorated with leaf forms, cover with flower finial and applied leaves.

Teapot, 19th century

England

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Plate, 18th century

in the manner of William Will

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pear-shaped, on round base, narrow handle

Pitcher, 18th century

England

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round, scratched and oxidized, with a plain rim reinforced by reeding underneath, this type came into favor c. 1750.

Plate, c. 1750

England

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dish, large with flat broad rim

Plate, 18th century

England

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Religion: NT.

The Nativity, 1492

Master of the Schleissheim Madonna

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Stoneware (Greybeard type) all over mottled design of brown on grey. Beneth lip in front a grotesque mask of man, whose hair and beard are depicted by incised lines. Neck of jug reeded. Glaze unevenly applied.

Jug, 17th century

Germany

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Plate, in center floral spray painted in rose, beige and blue; around rim flowering branches in blue, rose, and white. Bluish white glaze. No marks.

Plate, 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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Cylindrical Vase fine brown paste covered with thick glaze of light and darker grayish brown; Awata pottery.

Vase (hanaire), 18th century

Style of Nonomura Ninsei

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Bowl with vertical sides and small foot; coarse pottery covered with thick dark brown glaze except on foot and on seal; Rakku Pottery. Rakku Seals on sides and bottom.

Tea bowl with cherry blossoms, 18th century

Unknown Japanese

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Textile, Date Unknown

American

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Chalice, 19th century

Boardman

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Handkerchief, 19th century

France

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Communion plate, 19th century

Boardman

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Lamp, 18th century

Germany

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Oval Dish, 17th century

Germany

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Damask, 16th century

Italy

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Serving dish, 18th century

Germany

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Wine taster, 18th century

France

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Damask, 16th century

Italy

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Standing whale oil, 19th century

United States

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Teapot, c. 1829

England

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Spoon, 17th century

Netherlands

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Powder flask, 18th century

Austria

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Chocolate pot, 18th century

Switzerland

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Spoon, one of a pair, 17th century

England

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Covered herb cannister, 18th century

Netherlands

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Salter, 19th century

France

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Lamp, c. 1814

Germany

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Oil lamp; one of a pair, 19th century

United States

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Food bottle, 18th century

Germany

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Plate, 18th century

Switzerland

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Damask, 16th century

Italy

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Tankard, 18th century

Sweden

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Plate, 17th century

England

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Hot water jug, 19th century

France

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Plate, 18th century

in the manner of William Will

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Wine bottle with screw top, 18th century

France

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Sauce pan, 18th century

England

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Mustard pot, 19th century

Switzerland

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Porringer, 19th century

T.D. & S. Boardman

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Plate, 18th century

Germany

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Spoon, 17th century

Netherlands

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Lamp, 19th century

United States

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Candlestick, 19th century

France

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Outlines to Shakespeare's Dramatic Works with Explanations by C.A. Boettinger, V. Miltitz & Prof. Ulrici, 1871

Moritz Retzsch; Engraver: Moritz Retzsch; Publisher: Ernst Fleischer, Leipzig , (3rd Edition)

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Building the Bismarck, Hamburg, 1914

Joseph Pennell

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