RARE English brass walking stick cap with porcelain dog insert circa 1800. The porcelain insert depicts an amusing "gentleman hound" with hat, spectacles and a book in his paw. It is mounted to the cast brass cap and secured with a bronze lion headed fastener. The cap measures 2.75 inches across outside, is 1.5 inches high and has 1 and 7/8 inches cut-out for the walking stick pommel.
Ridgeway 15 x 12 Staffordshire platter, light blue, Egyptian scenery. Excellent condition without repairs.
Rare pair of Early American cast iron Andirons 1790. See Wallace Nutting Furniture Treasure item 4068 for an example of the same pair. The listing in Nutting states " Rare Pair of Cast Andirons, One Is Welcome To Suppose Them To Be Any Fair Lady of The Olden Day. E. C. Hall, Longmeadow, Massachusetts." Each andiron measures 17 and one half inches high and 17 inches deep. One of the andirons has an old repair to its dogs.
Pair of American glass oil lamps in a diamond pattern with rare candlestick bases, circa 1830 to 1860. Each lamp measures 8 and one quarter inches high and has a 4 and one quarter inch base.
W T Copeland and Sons Stoke on Trent England ironstone cake stand. Transfer printed in red on cream in an Asian design. Excellent condition and marked with the W T Copeland and Sons red mark along with the impressed Copeland mark used from 1867 until 1932. Measures 4.75 inches high and 9.75 inches across the top.