The Oak Interior

AN ELIZABETH I AND LATER OAK REFECTORY TABLE. The rectangular top above a flower head geometric banded carved frieze above baluster foliate carved...

AN ELIZABETH I OAK AND INLAID COFFER, CIRCA 1580-1600 having a single plank top above a thumb piece moulded frieze and three panels inlaid with a ...

A CHARLES I OAK COFFER, WEST COUNTRY, CIRCA 1620-1640. With triple-panelled hinged top, the front with two panels, each with a scroll-filled arch ...

A GEORGE III FRUITWOOD CRICKET TYPE TABLE, CIRCA 1760-80. having a three plank circular top raised on tripod legs united by a triangular undertier...

A RARE PAIR OF GEORGE III BRONZE WOOL WEIGHTS. Cast in bronze at 7lb, GIII and crest, stamped to the edge, both later mounted onto oak panels, 16c...

A LATE 16TH/EARLY 17TH CENTURY POLYCHROME DECORATED FIGURAL CARVING, MADONNA & CHILD. European, The Virgin wearing flowing robes, the Christ Child...

AN 18TH CENTURY CARVED AND POLYCHROME DECORATED FIGURE OF JESUS CHRIST. modelled in a standing position with the left arm crossing over the right ...

AN ELIZABETH I OAK AND INLAID COFFER, CIRCA 1590-1600, the top having a inlaid diamond panel baring intials to the centre "A R" above a floral car...

A GOOD AND LARGE PAIR OF ELIZABETH I OAK FIGURAL TERMS, CIRCA 1580. Each male, with moustache and long slender beard, one hand behind their back, ...

A LARGE 16TH CENTURY NORMAN SCULPTURE OF ST GEORGE, CIRCA 1540. still having large amounts of its original polychrome decoration, carved as the pa...

A GEORGE III OAK AND ELM COMB-BACK CHAIR, WEST COUNTRY. The shaped top rail above a spindle back and shaped solid seat raised on cabriole legs and...

A 17TH CENTURY CARVED OAK WAINSCOT ARMCHAIR. raised on block feet, with characteristic turned legs and arm supports, impressive foliate and scroll...

A MID 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE BOWL. probably London, with underglaze blue floral spray decoration, 26.5cm diameter, 11.5cm high.

A MID 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH DELFT POLYCHROME SWAN DISH. probably Bristol, circa 1750-60, the central field with depiction of two birds in a river w...

A SCANDINAVIAN HUNTING SCENE CARVED BIRCH BEAKER, TOGETHER WITH A COOPERED HAND BARREL (2). the beaker of tapering form with zig-zag carved rim ab...

A RARE ENGLISH MEDIEVAL POTTERY JUG. probably South of England, circa 14th century, with loop handle and bulbous reeded body, 29.5cm high Provenan...

A GERMAN STONEWARE JUG, EARLY 16TH CENTURY. with loop handle above a bulbous central section and flared foot, 18.5cm high Provenance; Purchased f...

A FRENCH TWIN-HANDLED POTTERY OIL JAR, AUVERGNE REGION. late 17th or early 18th Century, the twin loop handles flanking the sloping shoulders with...

TWO DECORATIVE ENGLISH MEDIEVAL ENCAUSTIC FLOOR TILES (2). probably early 13th Century, the first depicting a white griffin in profile, 13.5cm wid...

A WILLIAM AND MARY OYSTER VENEERED LACE BOX. the hinged lid with boxwood stringing and central stylised flower head, the interior with green silk ...

A 19TH CENTURY OAK CHEST, OF SMALL SIZE. The hinged lid with scroll and roundel carving above conforming sides, the ends with a swivel handle, 33....

AN ELIZABETH I OAK REFECTORY TABLE, CIRCA 1575-1580. the rectangualr top above ionic capitals and turned columns united by plain stretchers, 178cm...

A 17TH CENTURY PRIMITIVE ELM STICK BACK ARMCHAIR, WELSH. having a curved cresting rail above turned spindles raised on a thick block seat and four...

A Spanish 17th Century walnut (frailero) armchair. With a leather back and seat between scroll terminating arms and a pierced front rail, 69cm wid...

AN ELIZABETH I OAK COFFER FRONT, CIRCA 1600. having three diamond lozenge panels to the fronts intersected with vertical carved friezes together w...

A LATE 18TH CENTURY POYCHROME CARVING DEPICTING A PRIEST HOLDING A BABY. the priest modelled with a white flowing gown and red foliate cincture, w...

An 18TH CENTURY FIGURE OF A SATYR OR PAN. Probably from a poker handle, the figure with an open mouth and head leaning, arms folded behind his bac...

A FRENCH SMALL TOOLED LEATHER BOX, 17TH CENTURY. With a tooled geometric foliate design, iron loop handle and lock plate, the interior with paper ...

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PAINTED TIN FISH MONGERS SIGN/FISHING TROPHY. Of a spotted salmon, two loop hooks to the top, a half model, 114cm long.

A PAIR OF LARGE 19TH CENTURY PUSHER CANDLESTICKS (2). 45cm high.

AN ELIZABETH I OAK OVERMANTLE, CIRCA 1570. With three carved figural terms depicting bearded men and ladies, each with hanging berries, these term...

A CHARLES II OAK ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1660. The lightly shaped top rail above a carved pediment and conforming sides above the solid seat and shaped ar...

A CHARLES II OAK GEOMETRIC CHEST OF DRAWERS. the rectangular top above four long graduated drawers raised on squat bun feet, 95cm wide, 58cm deep,...

A CHARLES II OAK ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1670. The two-panel back having an arching top rail with prominent central blooming flower and carved scrolls abo...

AN EARLY 17TH CENTURY OAK PLANK COFFER. having a thick plank top with large iron hinges above a plain front with a incised top with a iron lock pl...

A SMALL CHARLES I BOARDED OAK CHEST, WEST COUNTRY, CIRCA 1640. having a single piece top and the extended sides with pointed-arch shaped cut away ...

A 19TH CENTURY PINE GAME HANGER. the shaped pine backplate with reeded top and bottom sections and scroll to the lower centre, with thirteen steel...

A 17TH CENTURY OAK GLASS/LIVERY CUPBOARD. The hinged door with five turned spindles and sunken panel enclosing shelves, 59cm wide, 20cm deep, 72cm...

A GEORGE I OAK SIDE TABLE, CIRCA 1720. having a two piece top above a plain frieze with a moulded bottom raised on ring knopped legs united by pla...

A LATE 17TH CENTURY OAK BIBLE BOX. having a two piece top with a chip carved edge above a carved front set with two lunettes and a central floral ...

A CHARLES II 17TH CENTURY CARVED OAK COFFER, DATED 1674. The rectangular top above a carved frieze dated 1674 and the initials CP, with three deep...

TWO 17TH CENTURY CARVED OAK PANELS (2). with scroll carved borders and central grotesque carved masks with open mouths, 61cm wide, 26.5cm high.

A MATCHED PAIR OF EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND LATER SPANISH "FRAILEROS" WALNUT ARMCHAIRS. one chairs having a leather and brass studded back and seat s...

A GOOD LARGE 17TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE. having a four plank top above a floral lunette carved frieze to one side raised on turned knopped l...

FOLLOWER OF CANALETTO (19TH CENTURY). Northumberland House, London oil on canvas laid to panel 70 x 108cm (27.5in x 42.5in).

A RARE GEORGE II PEWTER ACORN-SHAPED SPOUTED FLAGON, YORK, CIRCA 1750. Of typical form, the domed-lid with acorn knop and spout cover, rams horn t...

A SMALL JAMES I PEWTER FLAGON, CIRCA 1610. The plain drum with bullet-shaped base, ovolo-moulded footrim, bun lid with ball and fillet knop, erect...

A SMALL PEWTER BEEFEATER FLAGON, CIRCA 1695. The tapering drum with rare crowned William III mark to rim, twin-lobed and central tear drop thumbpi...

A LATE 17TH CENTURY PEWTER PLAIN FLAT-LID TANKARD, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1680-1700. The lid with front denticulations, rams horn thumbpiece, hollow singl...

A WILLIAM & MARY PEWTER OEWS QUART DOMED-LIDDED STRAIGHT-SIDED TANKARD, CIRCA 1690. With twin love-bird thumbpiece, swan-neck handle with boot-hee...

A RARE CHARLES II PEWTER DOUBLE-DOME FLAT-LID TANKARD, CIRCA 1660. The highly unusual stepped dome lid with ‘ribbed’ edge, rams’ horn type thumbpi...

A GOOD AND DOCUMENTED QUEEN ANNE PEWTER MULTIPLE-REEDED WRIGGLEWORK PLATE, CIRCA 1700. The rim engraved ’THE GIFT IS SMALL THE LOVE IS ALL’, along...

A RARE CHARLES II PEWTER WRIGGLEWORK PLATE, DATED 1671. The broad rim Inscribed “HONOUR IS THE REWARD OF VIRTUE’ and dated 1671, the well inscribe...

A 16TH CENTURY PEWTER BROAD-RIM, BUMPY-BOTTOM SAUCER. The single-beaded rim with Lombardic-type initials, and touchmark to rear, 19cm diameter.

A RARE 16TH CENTURY PEWRER BUMPY-BOTTOM DISH. The broad plain rim with hammer mark to rim and reverse, along with beaded rear edge and possible ma...

A QUEEN ANNE PEWTER PLAIN FLAT-LID TANKARD, NORFOLK, CIRCA 1705. The lid with front denticulations, ram’s horn thumbpiece, hollow handle with boot...

A WILLIAM & MARY PEWTER FLAT-LID TANKARD, ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER BANCKES, BEWDLEY/WIGAN, CIRCA 1700. The gently domed ‘flat’ lid with pierced f...