England

(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 ...

(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...

27"x15" This early 18th-century mahogany mirror, from the Queen Anne period, features two original, divided rectangular plates. The wood is fashion...

47"x27"x32" Wingback chairs were first introduced in England during the 1600s and gained popularity in the 1720s. The protruding “wings” of the cha...

54 x 15.5 x 15.5 Fire screens were invented in the 18th century as a way to keep the heat of a fireplace off one's face when sitting in front of a ...

(Picture: 10.5"x8" Stand: 11.5"x6"x8") Depicted in this lovely portrait is the British dancer Nancy Dawson (c. 1728–1767). Dawson, née Ann Newton, ...

42"x19.5"x24" Elegant English 18th century country chair with great back splat, later made into a rocking chair. The carvings are influenced by Fre...

30.5" x 15" The Queen Anne style was developed surrounding the time of Queen Anne (1665–1714), who reigned from 1702–1714. The style is smaller, li...

(5.5"x5"x11.5") An 18th-century one pint English cooking pot on short legs, made of bronze. Bronze is crafted through the smelting of two metallic ...