Dimensions: Largest 2 are 12",  Next largest 2 are 9 3/4,  8 others are 8  1/2". And the smallest single plate is 7  1/2"  For the purpose of authentication all of the bottom sides have been photographed. These were together with the 18TH Century Imari punch bowl I have listed in an earlier post. The quality and the condition and rarity is excellent for each one. They were acquired by the previous owner who had an excellent collection. This is an opportunity to buy 1 or several or 12. They can be boxed and shipped USPS priority mail in the USA  PLEASE CONTACT ME ABOUT PRICING AND I WILL DISCOUNT THE PRICE FOR MULTIPLE PIECE DEAL.
I have packed and shipped some very fragile porcelain including a 16th. Century Ming dynasty double gourd Meiping vase overseas with no damage.
It can be packed at my house at no extra cost to the buyer and I will charge my cost of taking it to the post office after payment is made and I will send it Priority Mail service which regularly arrives within 4/5 days to most locations in the USA and I will have a tracking number as soon as It is shipped. SHIPPING FOR 1 PLATE, $50.00 will cover packing and the priority Mail service with tracking number.
You go to USPS.com and click on the tracking option and enter the number I give you and it will tell you when to expect delivery and you can follow the package as it travels from facility to facility. Or delivered at no additional charge locally in the San Francisco Bay area
An 'important'work of art.  Alexandria Egypt by David Roberts R.A. and Lois Haghe 1848. A full size actual hand colored lithograph depicting ships and people in the Alexandria harbor. Visibly the texture of a watercolor as it is hand colored. Published by F.G. Moon, London 20 Threadneedle Street, December 1st 1848.
 A previous owner has paid to have it professionally reframed with new matting which must have been very expensive. Frame is 27" x 32"  Matt view of the image is 21 1/4" x.15 3/4
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A late 18th Century Japanese Imari 'punch bowl'   9 3/4" diameter x 3 1/2" high.
A wonderful sign of superior quality is that it rings like a bell when you make light contact with the top edge with the fingernail. And also, a sign of no unseen cracks in the body as it would give a dull ring not like the ring now present.
From the same collection (pic 6) as the 15 late 18th Century Japanese Imari pieces I will be offering this week.

​You will not encounter a higher level of carving than is present on this chair. A Circa 1840/50 Very fine British Georgian revival chair, which I think can be safely attributed to the firm Gillows of Lancaster & London (founded in 1730) Mahogany primary wood. In picture 3 you can see the original design on an 18th century armchair in a Christie's auction catalog and the quality and almost identical carving is astounding on this chair.
Also worth noting in pic 8 (upside down) the previous owners about 25 years ago spent money having the seat blocks replaced as well as new upholstery webbing and seat filling, plus glue of the seat frame-I bought it and removed the top fabric to what is visible now.  I gave the wood a coat of museum wax before having it photographed.  One layer of fabric is all you have to do to the seat.
​ H 37" x seat 19" w/front-18" deep x 13" w/rear/seat ht 13"  Please contact me with your interest in price and availability. For out of state buyers this can be boxed and shipped & for local buyers this can be delivered at no additional charge to a San Francisco Bay area after purchase.

A truly EXCEPTIONAL circa 1770s Mahogany & Satinwood fan inlaid tea table of very large size. This table would stand out at ANY major antique show and is one of the best tables I've ever handled myself as a dealer. The block under the top is Pine.
To think of the very high expense at the time for the large amount of Mahogany, and adding for the Satinwood panel in construction as this was a very expensive new exotic imported wood and this table displays the Satinwood fan as status of the wealth of the owner at the time, who would have displayed the table in a prominent position in the house to impress all who saw it. It still impresses today more than 250 years later. The top measures 33 1/2 " diameter and the fan is unusually large at 14".
The large expanse of the diameter top allows for many items to be displayed without actually obscuring the view of the Satinwood inlaid fan in the center. Over a "gun barrel" form turned stem with three cabriole legs and pad feet.
The brace under the stem is untouched since manufacture & the finish on the rest of the table is probably original. The removal of 3 screws from the right underside batten allows for removal of the top from the stem-see pic. This allows for safe and easier shipping as both pieces can be shipped together or separately depending on logistics and location.
The screws in both battens are original of the period / as can be seen in one pic one screw is missing from the batten bit this does not affect stability, and a replacement screw can be sourced quite easily. As can be seen in the pics 250 years of wood movement has caused the expected shrinkage and reattaching of the fastening clasp under the top and it has several modern screws.
The distance between each foot is 18"-foot to foot. Height is 28" Top is 33 1/2" diameter. Satinwood fan is 14" Recently given a light wax treatment-see the last image.

Circa 1795 Very fine British Georgian Period card or game table, which I think can be safely attributed to  the firm Gillow's of Lancaster & London (founded in 1730) Mahogany primary wood with stunning figuring throughout, the whole piece featuring Boxwood inlays. Adding to the quality the lower leaf of the top is solid Mahogany not a veneered sub wood as is often the case. Gillow's quality. The entire edge (see pic) of the underside playing surfaces are veneered at the edges to create a raised level for the purpose of keeping items like playing cards and other items like money/drinking vessels on the playing surface without them falling off. The sole purpose of this extraordinary 18th century table was for the owner to play games like cards with friends. The table as you can see is in excellent condition and the top is quite spectacular. Very expensive to commission a table of this quality from a firm like GILLOW'S of Lancaster & London.  Dimensions. Height 29"  Width top 36"  depth top closed 17"  depth top open 34".

Just acquired and now offered for sale. With a World Class provenance and exceptional quality an early 18th Century FRENCH, REGENCE period Walnut stand Bearing the original paper label from The Right Honourable Lord Broughton G.C.B-born 1786-died 1869. -see pic2-also one picture shows a Chinese export box on the top for scale. The top is book matched highly figured Walnut veneer and is quite stunning. Height 30" x top 20 3/4" x 18"
Cut and paste the link for bio https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hobhouse,_1st_Baron_Broughton
John Cam Hobhouse, 1st Baron Broughton, GCB, PC, FRS (27 June 1786 – 3 June 1869), known as Sir John Hobhouse, Bt, from 1831 to 1851, was an English politician and diarist.
Circa 1800-10 Very fine American Federal period two drawer stand, the whole case is Tiger Maple which is very desirable in the marketplace. All secondary woods are Tulip Poplar. 29"h x 23"w x 19"d top
EARLY 18th Century ​French portrait of  General "Henri de Suarez d'Aulon" shown in his younger years, born 1704 in Avignon, France died 1775.  21" x 25 1/4" canvas size/view. Is in the original frame on the unlined unrestored canvas-would be spectacular if cleaned professionally. A historically important survivor in the marketplace. Henri de Suarez - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
CONSTANTIN GUYS b1802-d 1892, Early 19th Century work on paper. Professionally re-framed. ​View size 10 1/2" x 7 1/2". Signed on the lower right corner.
Constantin Guys | Meeting in the Park | The Metropolitan Museum of Art (metmuseum.org)  
Constantin Guys - Wikipedia for more info about the artist.
CIRCA 1820s Small scale British Windsor chair. Elm & Ash woods. Seat Ht 17" x Wth 19" x dth 15" Wth arm to arm 21" Ht overall 35" Foot to foot 20".
Circa 1770s British Georgian Period Oak hanging/corner cupboard with shaped fitted interior shelves, panel form door with molded top and bottom edges. The lock is replaced. Modern hanging brasses on the back-ready to hang. Ht 32 1/4" Dpth top 15 4/4" Front wth 26" Floor to hanging holes 32".
CIRCA 1840 British large' scale/estate size, Windsor chair. Ash & Elm woods. Notice the height from the seat to the top of the hoop is 26" - Seat Ht 18" x Wth 20" x dth 16" Wth arm to arm 21" Ht overall 40" Foot to foot 21".
Circa 1800-10 British late Georgian, early Regency Period Canterbury. Mahogany throughout with a dovetailed drawer, brass ring handle and brass casters. The finish appears original.
​Made circa 1750 and possibly by the pre-eminent 18th Century British firm of WRIGHT AND ELWICK OF WAKEFIELD, YORKSHIRE, 1748-1824. I have more pictures available.
Outstanding original condition and retaining a deep rich color, entirely constructed with dense Mahogany with elaborate construction techniques-see pics allows for easy dismantling. Made circa 1750s BRITISH GEORGE II Period two tier stand with original castors.
Show room condition throughout-dismantles so is actually able to ship reasonably sized boxes $;)
The sort of quality you would see in a very high-end dealership or comparable auction or fair setting.
Ht 32" Distance between each castor is 21 1/2"-smaller upper surface is 15 1/2" and the lower larger surface is 19".
​An 'absolutely' wonderful 140 year's old European oil painting depicting two Brothers sitting on a blanket outside in the woods, with the older brother reading a book of birds, and the younger brother holding a feather.
The previous owners discarded the frame so the picture could be visible without distraction.
I have pictured the painting on the same 18th century French Pine buffet from the same group of pieces from the house I will be offering for sale.
24" x 36 1/2" canvas size.
Please DM your Interest ASAP as I believe this is one off work of art will sell quickly as I will be pricing for a quick sale due to other pieces coming in including art and furniture.
Can be shipped easily in the USA and can be delivered locally at no cost over the purchase price for a local BAY area buyer.
Late 18th century French Watercolor heightened with body color. Featuring a Lady in a boat with a wonderful dog!
View is 12 x 12" The frame is 19 x 19"  Was previously reframed. Some toning to the color due to age.
PLEASE DM YOUR INTEREST 
This Period Pine Buffet is the form that modern companies copy and sell for the look. Lat18th century French origin.
This is original with modern locks and new key so you can lock 1 or all the bottom cupboards. They have removable shelves.
The piece is deceptively shallow so can go many places. Wide 65" Depth 20" Height 37"
I have used the painting for scale. Additional pictures available.