Coin silver sugar tongs by Robert Keyworth, Washington, DC, 1830-33. Silver from our capitol’s early days is rare! Monogram: AEB. Minor edge bend. 1.30 troy oz.

A dynamite Luneville open soup tureen and underplate of the mid-19th century, faience. VP mark. Superb condition.

Minton pattern Well & Tree of Life platter, English, Staffordshire, marked “New Stone” & BB (Best Body), date mark of 1858. Chip on one supporter.

A very rare & fine early 19th century Regency tole shop display piece; a faux coal hod – for candies, fruits, etc. – grape designs overall. Superb, untouched surfaces.

A mid-19th century English imari patterned ironstoned ring footed compote.

German Biedermeier wool hooked carpet, c. 1840-60. Needlepoint. Borders & central medallion of restrained, bold classical motifs.

Pr. Andirons brass & iron, with associated bar. urn finials, herringbone motif in log rests. English, Arts & Crafts period, c. 1880.

A smartly styled pair of andirons, brass, late 19th century, Louis XVI style, torchieres with flame finials.

Romantic still life of flowers and fruit from the late Victorian Grand Tour Period. Although unsigned, this oil on original canvas has two intriguing “R” insignias, on the gold chatelaine and one on the bound book.

18th Century ReStrike Print of Bronzes Adorning the Fountain of Daybreak at the Palace of Versailles. Originally created and printed in 1687 by Jacques Houzeau, when the Bronzes were completed.