England

26"x22" Since the Middle Ages, embroidery has been produced in Europe; in both historical and contemporary times, it has been recognized as an art ...

(1.5"x4"x12") This 19th-century English drafting compass is made of iron. A drafting compass is a drawing tool that can be used to draw circles or ...

(Tea pot: 8.5"x7.5"x4" Pitcher: 8"x4"x4") An 18th-century English agateware set including one teapot, one narrow necked pitcher, and one low cream ...

6"x10.5"x7" Cruets are small, flat-bottomed containers with a narrow neck and spout. Although they are commonly utilized in the kitchen today to ho...

12" x 11" x 16" This lovely bit of 19th-century craftsmanship is a cady-style scuttle made of yellow-ware. The scuttle has been designed in a wide-...

(12"x11"x6") This two bottle Tantalus was made by the English company Arthur Jack & Co in the 19th century. Originally patented by Dutch cabine...

45.5"x26"x30" This lovely, Bergère-style armchair was produced in England during the 19th century. It is upholstered in fine Italian leather and ea...

(31.5"x17"x11.5") This 19th-century brandy keg lamp is crafted from porcelain and lined with a red and gold glaze. Protruding from the keg’s wooden...

(Shovel: 27"x5.5"x1.5" Prong: 27.5"x1.5"x1.5") This 19th-century English fire tool set features an ash shovel, coal tongs, and a fire poker. All ob...

54" x 26" x 19" An impressive, 19th-century lectern made of bronze. True to the Gothic aesthetic, the top’s floral tracery is highly intricate and ...

(13"x4"x3.5" (each)) This pair of 19th-century bronze statues depicts two infants experiencing the emotions of joy and sadness. Both busts sit atop...

42.5"x42" This 19th-century English mirror has an elegant gilt frame that epitomizes Chinoiserie Chippendale style. Elaborate decorative motifs and...

(10"x9"x7") This late 19th-century brass pot was produced in England. The inside is coated with a layer of pewter to ensure that no brass encounter...

25.5" x 21.5" This late 18th-century English embroidery depicts the biblical scene of Moses meeting his future bride, Zipporah. The embroidery is s...

15" x 14" A 19th-century flower pot, decorated using the repoussé method. Derived from the French pousser, or “to push forward”, the repoussé techn...

(22"x13.5"x9") As the name suggests, smoker cabinets were furniture pieces explicitly produced to act as a “one stop spot” for a gentleman smoker i...

(19"x11.5"x10") This is a mid-19th-century samovar tea kettle. Samovar (meaning ‘self-brewing’) kettles originated in Russia in the 1840s, and quic...

33.5"x18"x13" This traditional 19th-century Windsor chair features an ergonomically carved saddle seat, and gently curved back consisting of six sl...

(Prong: 29.5"x1"x1" Shovel: 28.5"x5"x1.5") This beautiful pair of 19th-century English fire tools are made of steel and bronze, and are of excellen...

29 x 32 x 32 This 19th-century dark ebonized wood folding games table is typical of furniture pieces of the neoclassical period. Simple yet elegant...

(1"x12.5"x8.5") The art of taxidermy (the process of preserving and mounting natural specimens for the purpose of study and/or display), or in the ...

32" x 38" This elegant English regency mirror is carefully crafted with gilded flowers and regal scroll-shaped accents. The crown shape on the top ...

45.5" x 23" Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all? Look no further than this pleasing, undemanding mirror that would add a tou...

69"x32"x28"(each) Porter chairs originated in 16th-century France and England, and historically were placed near the front doors of manor houses, f...