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ANITALIANPAINTEDANDGILTWOOD SACRISTYCUPBOARD
IN BAROQUE STYLE, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY
decorated overall with sheaves of wheat, a grape
vine, scrolling leaves,flowers and cherub's heads,the
arched top above a pair of doors revealing a painted
interior with a single shelf above a frieze drawer and
anopenbase
178cm high, 83.5cm wide, 38.8cm deep
2,000-3,000
130
ANITALIANCYPRESSORCEDARCASONNE
NORTHERN ITALY, PROBABLY ALTO ADIGE, C.1550-1600 worked in poker and penwork, the underside of the planked lid depicting a gentleman in his study within an architectural arch,between two scenes depicting a sleepingwoman and satyr,within applied moulded frames, headed by cherubs and birds below, flanked by a male and female figure, all within a scrolling foliate border, the candle tray with conforming decoration, the front and sides similarly carved and with traces of former penwork,with side carry handles 57.7cmhigh,152cm wide,59.5cm deep
Catalogue Note
Extant 16th century domestic inventories record similar imported chests to have been an essential requirement of many 16th/17th century English homes.Cedar and cypress timbers were highly valued as a natural preventative against insect infestation, making this type of chest ideal for the storage of prized hangings, clothing and bed linen.They were exported in large numbers (throughout Europe) from Northern Italy, particularly Venice, Alto Adige and Umbria.
1,500-2,000
131
ANITALIAN PAINTED PINE FAUX MARBLE RELIQUARY
PROBABLY VENETIAN, LATE 18TH CENTURY
of obelisk form,with a central mounted bone above a rectangularpedestal applied with trophies 57.5cmhigh
200-300
132
ANITALIANWALNUTENCLOSEDPANELLED BACKARMCHAIR
POSSIBLY LOMBARDY, LATE 16TH / EARLY 17TH CENTURY
with a scroll cresting with a central finial, above a plain back and panelled arms, on waist headed tapering legs, joined by sledge type feet
600-800
133
ALARGEINDO-PORTUGUESESILVERMOUNTED
BEZOARSTONE
18TH/19THCENTURY
with fligree decoration and a suspension ring 8cmhigh,7.5cm diameter,116gapprox.(totalweight)
CatalogueNote Bezoarstoneswerebelieved tobetheuniversal antidote against
134
ANINDO-PORTUGUESESILVERMOUNTED
BEZOARSTONE
17TH/18THCENTURY
withfligreedecorationfwerbudnialndupensnng 3.5cm diameter,21g approx.(total weight)
CatalogueNote Bezoarstoneswerebelieved to be theuniversal antidoteagainst
135 AFRENCHVERDURETAPESTRY LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY
woven in wool, depicting a rural scene with
exotic birds, trees and flowers with a lake beyond
andclassicalruins
207x291cm
600-800
入136
A FLEMISH BRONZE CORPUS CHRISTI 18TH CENTURY
mounted on a tortoiseshell, ebony and bone inlaid cross above a skull and crossbones 51.3cm high
300-500
137
AFRENCHCOQUILLANUTFLASK EARLY 19TH CENTURY
of ovoid form, with a female bust finial and
carved floral decoration
10.2cm high
200-300
138
AN UZBEK SUZANI C.1850-80
the cotton ground embroidered with floral sprays, predominantly in greens, blues and reds, within a framework of foliate diamonds, surrounded by aborder of floral rosettes,within two narrow borders of meandering blossoms and leaves, with its original backing 165×228cm
1,500-2,000
139
AN UZBEKSUZANI
NURATA REGION, C.1850
worked in coloured silks with a central medallion surrounded by floral sprays, within a narrow border of floral motifs surrounded by a band of floral sprays edged by a further narrow border, bearing a fabric label to one cornerverso,‘Ganeshi Lall&Son,Jewellers &Embroiderers,Agra, Simla and 7 Esplanade, Calcutta No 48, Ank 280' 170×228cm
Ganeshi Lall was established in 1845 and the Emporium can still be visitedtoday.
1,000-1,500
141 AGERMANIRONSTRONGBOXORARMADACHEST 17THCENTURY
cast with a panelled design and with a star burst lock plate, with twin sidecarrying handles 44cm high, 82.2cm wide, 44.4cm deep
200-300
140
ASPANISHWROUGHTIRONSCREEN
IN BAROQUE STYLE, 19TH CENTURY
of rectangular form with extensive scrolling decoration, with five baskets and a
pair of bird silhouettes
138cm high, 104.5 cm wide, 35cm deep
300-400
142 APAIROFWROUGHTIRONANDIRONS LATE 19TH CENTURY
with trefoil foliate decoration on scrolling supports (2) 59cm high, 22.5cm wide,47cm deep
150-200
143
ACARVEDWOODFIGUREOFPOPECORNELIUS
PROBABLY GERMAN, 16TH CENTURY wearing his papal triple crown, with remains of painted decoration 74cm high
Catalogue Note
Pope Cornelius reigned from 251 to 253AD and is considered a local patron saint in Kornelimunster, Germany. The Victoria & Albert Museum holds a 16th century stained glass panel of Pope or Saint Cornelius wearing a similar triple crown to that shown in the present lot. See V & A,accession no. C.325-1928.
500-700
144
ANOAKBARGEBOARDORCRESTINGRAIL
DUTCH OR ITALIAN, 16TH / 17TH CENTURY
carved to one side with a figure,perhaps a king,in a nichebeneath swags
inside a foliate carved arch centred by a mask,the reverse with a heart-shaped
crest with three stars under drapes and inside a foliate arch, with remains of
painteddecoration
45cm high.81.5cm wide. 11cm deen
1,000-1,500
145 A GOTHICOAKCOFFERFRONT C.1480
of five Gothic tracery carved panels
within plain rails
69.6 x 148.5cm
400-600
146
ASETOFFOUROAKARMORIALCARVEDPANELSFRANCO-GERMAN, 16TH CENTURY
each centred by a helm with a closed grilled visor and each with an heraldic device above a coat of arms within a shield below, all amongst foliate scrolls, mounted in a later moulded frame (4)
54.3x 38cm
Catalogue Note
Similar examples can be found in the Michael Dunn Collection, sold Sotheby's, 8th July 1992, lot 60 and Christie's, Syd Levethan - The Longridge Collection, 3rd November 2011, lot 295.
700-1,000
147 THREEFRENCH RENAISSANCECARVED OAKPANELS 16THCENTURY
later converted into drawer fronts,each carved with a pair of winged angels or cherubs, centred by a scroll edged cartouche with differing subjects including fleur-de-lys, the Christogram and an urn of lillies signifying the Annunciation (3)
20x56cm(max)
400-600
148
ANUREMBERGBRONZECUPWEIGHT
BY GEORG SCHILLER (OR SCHULLER), GERMANY, C.1650 the tapering body with banded and punched decoration,the hinged cover with a swing handle with figural mounts, hippocampus lock and decorated with two 'dog fish', marked '16' and stamped with a fleur-delys and three maker's marks,enclosing a tapering cup weight with incised banded decoration and stamped'64'to thebase 20.5cm high, 12cm diameter (max)
Catalogue Note
Georg Schiller (or Schuller) was made Master in 1633. The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, holds a similar nest of bronze weights as accession number 559:1 to 13-1872.
Literature
Hermann P Lockner,'Die Merkzeichen der Nurnberger Rotschmiede', entry 715for details of GeorgSchiller and his maker's marks. Eric Turner, 'Brass, published by the Victoria & Albert Museum, Plate 55 for a group of four similar weights
3,000-5,000
149
AGOODGERMANBRONZEMORTAR DATED‘1556'
of slightly waisted form with a pair of bird head lug handles, the body with two bands of text 'GOTTES GEWAT IST MANIG FLT' and \*ALLEIN GOTT DIE EHR" above a shield and a pair figures to each side and the date‘1556,on a spreadingfoot
16.8cm high, 13.2cm rim diameter
Provenance
Lord and Lady Rochdale, Lingholm, Cumbria.
Catalogue Note
2,000-3,000
150
ABRASSCAPSTANCANDLESTICK
POSSIBLY FLEMISH, LATE 16TH CENTURY
the slightly tapering socket with a pair of lateral
rectangular pierced apertures on a dished drip-pan and
spreadingcircularfoot
12.5cm high,12.5cm diameter
For a similar example attributed to an English brazier, see Caspall(J), Fire & Light in the Home pre 1820", p.86,fig.155.
300-400
151
A FLEMISHBRONZELAVABO
EARLY 16TH CENTURY
with a swing handle above female masks, the swollen body with a pair of mythical beast spouts 30cmwide(max)
300-500
152 A DUTCH BRASSAND STEELWARMINGPAN LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the cover pierced with a flowerhead design, with a
turnedhandle
444
151
400-600
153 ADUTCHBRASSANDIRONWARMINGPAN LATE 17TH/ EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the cover pierced and engraved with a star and tulip
design, with an iron handle
103.2cm long
150-200
154
AGOODSOUTHERNGERMANSTEELWAX-JACKORTAPERHOLDER LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY
with a pair of sprung, shaped jaws on a stem with central spiral engraved knop above a platform with ogee-shaped edges and trefoil corners,on four tapering and splayed legswithball feet
23cmhigh Provenance
Bonhams, The Oak Interior, 19th February 2020, lot 228. The Keith Hockin Collection.
300-500
155
ACOPPERBRAZIER
IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE
of domed form,withBaroque style reticulated andrepoussedecoration of winged female busts supporting baskets of fruit amidst scrolling foliage,on a base withrepousse scrolling foliage, twin handles and three spade shaped feet 45cmhigh,46.2cmdiameter
Provenance
Wilkinsons, 29th November 2015, lot 312. 500-800
156
APAIROFDUTCHBRASSANDIRONANDIRONS POSSIBLY LATE16TH CENTURY
each cast as a twin-tailed mermaid, with an iron bracket (2) 33cm high, 28.2cm wide, 24cm deep
500-700
157
ALIMESTONECORBEL
13TH OR 14TH CENTURY
carved as a mythical beast head 23.5cm high, 24.5cm wide, 28cm deep
700-900
158
AN ENGLISHSANDSTONEMORTAR 17TH CENTURY
of square section with a moulded rim and faceted corners, together with another similar but smaller (2) 22.5cm high,22.5cm wide, 22cm deep (max)
800-1,200
ATREENBURRMAPLEMORTAR
LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY
of cylindrical form with a raised band between incised line decoration,together with an associated pestle(2) 17.8cm high, 15.5cm diameter (max)
300-500
160
ANEARLYIRONMORTAR
PROBABLY ENGLISH, C.150C
of slightly flaring form with vertical lug decoration above a raisedband
7.8cm high, 11.9cm diameter
Provenance
The Danny Robinson Collection.
150-200
161
GERMAN OR AUSTRIAN, 17TH CENTURY
engraved with the Habsberg Coat of Arms and dated ‘1677",
with a further engraved image of St Michael slaying the
dragon
22.5cmlong
600-800
162
A GEORGEIIICOPPERALLOY'GUNPOWDERMAGAZINE'KEYEARLY19THCENTURY
with a plain oval bow, baluster turned shaft and \*2' shaped bit 15.8cmlong
100-150
163
AN IRON KEY
POSSIBLY 17TH CENTURY
with a plain oval bow, hollow shank and 'S' shaped bit, a copper alloy'Odell' key for an Edinburgh tenement and an iron combinationkey for ahorse drawn carriage (3) 17.1cm long (max)
50-80
164 AGEORGEIIOAKSETTLE MID-18TH CENTURY
with a quadruple felded panelled back above a later upholstered seat on
cabriolefrontlegs
108cm high,183cm wide,68cm deep
300-500
165 A CHARLESII OAKBACKSTOOL C.1670
with a distinctive large arched floral and leaf carved cresting, over a conforming carved back panel, the uprights with pyramidial finials with a panelled seat
Provenance
Purchased from Beedham Antiques, Hungerford, Berkshire.
166 A WILLIAMANDMARYOAK LIVERYCUPBOARD C.1690 AND LATER
the moulded cornice above a pair of doors with four panels of geometric moulding, the base with a pair of moulded panels above a long drawer 181.8cm high,130cm wide,54cm deep
500-800
167
AN OAK CABINET
C.1530 AND LATER
incorporating Henry Vlll period linenfold panels, with a pair of panelled doors with elaborate iron strap hinges, enclosing a single shelf 98.5cm high,148.5cm wide,54.5cm deep
3,000-5,000
168
AN ELIZABETHI OAK COFFER
WEST COUNTRY, C.1600 AND LATER the hinged triple panel lid above a front with a pair of arched panels between scrolling foliate carved rails and flowering foliate stiles 58.8cmhigh,95cm wide,54.5cm deep
300-500
169
with a dentiland corbel embellished frieze,above a deeptop
drawer with arcaded mouldings, with three mitre-edge
moulded drawers, all centred by paired split bobbin mouldings,
on block and turned feet
123cm high,114cm wide, 62.cm deep
600-800
170
IN ELIZABETH I STYLE, 19TH CENTURY
one carved with a bearded male the other of a lady, each decorated with
drapes and atassel(2)
47 L1L
300-500
171 ANELIZABETHI/JAMESIOAKCOFFER C.1600-20
with a quadruple panelled hinged top,the front with four panels each chequered inlaid around a slender rhombus carved boss,the top rail deeply carved with fan filled lunettes above a band of chequered dog-tooth inlay, similar inlay to the muntin rails, the stiles with gouge carved decoration 69.7cm high,133.5cm wide,58.5cm deep
Provenance
Verbal communication with previous vendor-‘This coffer came from my mothers'Herefordshire family, the Jays of Litley Court and Derndale, post 1830. The Jays were connected by marriage to the Carpenters, Taylors and James families, all county gentry.We always liked to think Thomas Carpenter of Tillington Court Hereford, may have owned it.
600-800
172
A CHARLESIIOAKPANELLEDBACKARMCHAIR
LANCASHIRE / CHESHIRE, C.1680
the scroll carved top rail decorated with minarets above a panel of flowers and leaves representing the eucharist with a pair of scroll arms on ring turned supports
1,500-2,000
173
A RAREENGLISHBOARDEDOAKTABLEDESKBOX C.1640-60
the hinged slope with an applied bookrest rail, the front frieze carved with a row of flower filled lunettes, with integral side till fitted with a drawer 27.3cmhigh,74.6cmwide,48.5cmdeep
Literature
ard Bebb,“Welsh Furniture-1250 - 1950', vol.l, p. 276, pl. 451 for a comparable box da
400-600
174
AJAMESIOAKBOARDEDCOFFER
WEST COUNTRY, C.1610
the hinged top with a moulded front edge and chip carved ends, the front with two bands of bold gouge carving,on cut-out ends 45.2cm high,87.3cm wide,35cm deep
300-400
175 ANOAKBACKSTOOLORNURSINGCHAIR LATE 17TH CENTURY AND LATER
the shaped top rail above a panelled back inlaid with bog oak and holly chevron borders,fitted with a drawer underneath the seat and on turned legs 500-800
176 A CHARLESIIOAKBACKSTOOL C.1680
the scroll and pierced cresting above a panel carved with a single carnation flowerhead and oak leaves and above a panelled seat, with a bobbin and ring turnedfrontrail
150-200
177 APAIROFVICTORIANOAKGLASTONBURYCHAIRS LATE 19TH CENTURY
each with a panelled back carved with leaves and a Christogram (2) 200-300
178
AHARLEQUINSETOFSIXASHLADDERBACKDININGCHAIRS MIDLANDS,EARLY 19TH CENTURY
each with a rush seat and with a twin baluster front stretcher (6) 400-600
179
AGEORGEIIYEWWOODPRESSCUPBOARD MID-18TH CENTURY
the moulded cornice above a pair of arched felded panel doors on a base with
a central arched fielded panel flanked by a pair of square fielded panels and
twoshortdrawers
187.2cm high,121cm wide, 46.7cm deep
Provenance Bardon Hall. 2,500-3,500
180
ARAREYEWWOODLIVERYCUPBOARD 17TH CENTURY
with a pair of doors, each with two applied panels over a pair of multiple
fielded panels, enclosing a later hanging rail
162cmhigh 119cm wide,63cm deep
1,000-1,500
181 AWILLIAMANDMARYOAKBOARDEDCOFFER LATE 17TH CENTURY
with a twin panelled front on cut-out ends 56.7cm high, 119cm wide, 38.5cm deep
200-300
182 A GEORGEIOAKCOFFER DATED‘1721'
the planked top with a moulded edge enclosing a vacant interior with a tinned
lock plate,above a triple panelled front,each panel carved with scrolling,
flowering foliage on a punched ground, the top rail carved‘WG'the bottom
rail 1721, on tall,moulded stiles
77cm high,131cm wide,58.3cm deep
400-600
183
184
A CHARLESIOAKBOARDED COFFER
EARLY 17TH CENTURY
the single plank lid with moulded line decoration and notched ends enclosing a vacant interior, the front with an iron lock plate and carved foliate rondels,on cut-outends
69.3cm high,127cm wide 42.2cm deep
300-500
ACHARLESIOAKCOFFER C.1640
the hinged triple panel cover above a triple panel front with a scrolling foliate and flowerhead frieze, nulled stiles and uprights and rosehead carved rondels 67.3cmhigh,119cm wide,55.3cm deep
300-500
185
A CHARLESIOAKBOARDEDCOFFER
WEST COUNTRY, DATED‘1639'
the hinged cover with a moulded front and chipped edges, the front carved with the initials ‘1.T' and the date “1639' flanked by twin lozenge panels and decorated with rosettes, the sides similarly decorated, on ogee cut-out ends 56cm high,90.5cm wide,37.5cm deep
600-800
187
A CHARLESIOAKCOFFER
WEST COUNTRY,C.1640
the hinged triple panel top enclosing a vacant interior above a scrolling foliate carved frieze,with twin quatrefoil foliate panels and a foliate carved lunette rail, with lozengecarved sidepanels 61cm high, 106.2cm wide, 50cm deep
400-600
186
ANUNUSUALWALNUTANDELMPANELLEDBACKARMCHAIR LATE 17TH/ EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the top rail carved with a love heart and ribbed designs above a pair of twin panels centred with araised tablet with a flowerhead motif
600-800
188
ACOMMONWEALTHOAKGATELEGCREDENCEORSIDETABLEC.1650
the top above a moulded frieze with drop fnials, on tapering cylindrical legs with turned banding and a peripheral stretcher, with a single gateleg support 70.8cm high,103.7cm diameter(max)
1,000-1,500
189
AN OAK BOARDED CHEST
C.1630-60
190 ANOAKBOARDEDBOXORSMALLCOFFER LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the lid and frieze with run-moulded long edges,the sides descending to cut
outends
49cm high,103cmwide,35cm deep
600-800
the hinged cover with an iron lock and strap hinges and enclosing a vacant
interior
22.6cm high,51.5cm wide, 24cm deep
200-300
191 A WILLIAMANDMARYOAKBOX-TOPFOLDINGTABLE C.1690
the hinged demi-lune top with a vacant interior, on baluster turned and block legs with a peripheral stretcher 71.2cm high, 94.1cm wide, 46.3cm deep
Catalogue Note
For similar examples see Ralph Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, vol.i.,p. 240,fig. 24 and alsoVictor Chinnery, Oak Furniture: The British Tradition, p. 311,fgs 3:325 and 3:326; all dated between c.1680-90.
200-300
193
A CHARLESIIOAKCOFFER C.1660-80
the hinged twin plank top enclosing a lidded till interior, above a quadruple panel front with scrolled arcading and vacantpanels 75cm high, 145cm wide,61cm deep
400-600
192
A CHARLESII OAKBACKSTOOL
YORKSHIRE/ DERBYSHIRE,C.1660
the shaped top rail carved with scrolling leaves and flowers above a bobbin turned horizontal splat and with applied acorn and split baton mouldings
400-600
194
A CHARLES II OAK TESTER BED
YORKSHIRE, C.1660-80 AND LATER
the nine panelled tester carved with lozenge,foliate and rondel decoration above a headboard with nulled rails,floral rondels and a pair of recessed lozenge carved panels divided by 'S' scroll carved muntins, the turned foot posts with gadrooned cups and covers, the footboard with floral carved lunettes abovethreecarvedpanelsandeightpierced trefoil carvedrondels,with alterations
215cmhigh,170cmwide,220cmlong
Provenance
Purchased from Bonhams, Oak Furniture and Related Works of Art, 12th May 2011, lot 728.
800-1,200
195
AJAMESI/ CHARLESIOAKOVERMANTEL
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, C.1620-30
the deep frieze carved with a pair of scaly dragons, centred and flanked bya high relief carved single flowerhead in a circular surround over three arch carved panels, the central panel carved with a flower filled vase, the remaining panels with conforming plant decoration, each panel flanked by carved terms,with threelunette and nulled carved panelsbelow
136.5cm high.187cmwide.17.5cmdeep
Provenance
Mr & Mrs H. Beedham Collection, Hungerford.
Literature
See V. Chinnery,‘Oak Furniture -The British Tradition', p. 457.
Catalogue Note
The use of dragons was‘an ancient obsession..in the form of the crests of paired dragons which are such a consistent feature of Gloucestershire chairs. Further regional characteristics include the carved arches, with egg and dart moulding to the lower arch edge, the stiffleaf carved pilasters, and the interlacedflowerandleafcarvedspandrels.
3,000-4,000
199
ANIMPORTANTANDRARE COMMONWEALTHOAKHERALDICCARVEDPANELLEDBACKARMCHAIR C.1652
the crest carved with a central foliate spray flanked by scrolls and strapwork above a foliate carved lunette frieze and the coat of arms for the Worshipful Company of Brown Bread Bakers above the initials‘RP'and a foliate lunette rail,the moulded uprights with scrolling ears and split turned pendants above downswept arms on turned gun barrel supports with blocks inscribed ‘1654'flanking a foliate lunette carved seat rail, on gun barrel and block legs withmoulded peripheral stretchers 113cmhigh
Catalogue Note
The arms show a chevron surrounded by three sheaves, centred by a hand issuing from a cloud and holding a balance, the top part of the shield with four wavy bands overlaid with an anchor, the stock facing to the right.
The initials 'RP' are probably for Robert Peterson who was made Guild Master of the Worshipful Company of Brown Bread Bakers in 1652.
The arms for the Brown Bakers' Guild were granted on 28th June 1572by SirGilbert Dethick, Garter King of Arms (1550-1584) as a way of asserting their independence from the White Bakers' Guild.
The earliest records of the Baker's Guild, or the 'Guylde of Our Lady and St Clement', date from the Pipe Rolls of Henry ll of 1155AD when the Bakers' of London are shown to have paid a mark of gold to theKing's Exchequer for their Guild.
Originally one Guild,they separated into the White Bread and Brown Bread Guilds in the early 14th century. The White Bakers received theirfrst recorded Charterin 1486 and their Crest in around 1536 while the Brown Bakers had to wait until 1572 to be granted their Crest and 1614 for a Charter. They were eventually reunited with each other in 1645 and the belief is that this chair was commissioned in celebration of Robert Peterson beingmade Master of the combined Guild in 1652.
Although owning their own site on Harp Lane since 1509,from 1594 they had been meeting in the basement of Founders Hall, on Lothbury, London. The date 1654, carved to the front legs, is thought to refer to when the now reunited Guild leftFoundersHallpresumablyto move back into their Hall on Harp Lane, a 5- minute walk from the Monument to the Great Fire of London that started in a bakery on Pudding Lane.
A copy of thefullreport compiled by the College of Arms is available to accompany this lot.
References
Worshipful Company of Brown Bakers, London Metropolitan Archives - search.lma.gov.uk The Bakers Company - History - bakers.co.uk
200
200 A BULLETWOODMYTHICALBEASTMASK APPLIQUE
17TH CENTURY
carved with an open mouth, large ears and a 'mane'
14x12.6cm
500-700
carved with the head of a man sporting a moustache
30cmhigh
200-300
202
LATE 16TH / EARLY 17TH CENTURY
including one carved with flowering foliage (3)
40.3cm tall (max)
100-150
203 AJAMESIOAKFIGURALTERM C.1620
the bearded man standing beneath a carved and
punchworkflowerhead
50.5cm high
100-150
204
AN ELIZABETHIOAKBOARDEDDOCUMENTBOX C.1580-1600
the hinged panelled top revealing a lidded till, with a nulled
and ribbed carved front
28.3cm high, 69.5cm wide, 43cm deep
800-1,200
205
A RAREANDSMALLOAKBOARDEDDESKBOX C.1600-40
the hinged sloping top revealing a vacant interior with an iron cartouche
shapedescutcheon
20cm high,26cm wide,23.8cm deep
500-800
the sloping hinged top revealing eight pigeonholes, the front carved with scrolling leaves,the sides with guillocherosettes 43cm high,93cm wide,48.5cm deep
800-1,200
208 APAIROFCARVEDOAKSTAIRCASEMUNTINS 17THCENTURY
each in the form of an'S' shaped column carved with leaves (2)
58cmhigh
400-600
207
A PAIROFCARVEDOAKARCHITECTURALPANELS 17TH CENTURY
each with a figure standing in a niche possibly St Antony and Cupid, in a
temple setting, above an angel mask (2)
54.5x18.3cm~()~ mnax)
800-1,200
209
APAIROFJAMESICARVEDOAKPANELS C.1620
each with a central flowerhead between scrolling foliate tendrils and diamond
lozenges inside a jewelled frame (2)
77×24cm(max)
300-500
210
AN ENGLISH CARVED OAK PANEL
NORTH COUNTRY, EARLY 17TH CENTURY
depicting St.George and the dragon within a wooded landscape setting with a
castleinthedistance
37.2x34.3cm
600-800
relief carved depicting an old lady holding a broomstick and a basket, titled'AGATHASHIPTON'
300-500
211 A JAMESI NAIVE OAK PANEL C.1620
relief carved with a lion rampant holding a spear under an arch
36x27.1cm
300-500
213
ANAIVECARVEDOAKPANEL
depicting a Celtic dragon,the reverse with a carved monogram 50.5x25.8cm
100-200
214 A CARVEDOAKPANEL 17TH CENTURY
depicting a classical portrait bust of a boy in an outer frame with leaf spandrels
300-500
215 ANOAKANDPOLYCHROMEDECORATEDARMORIALCREST C.1660-80
carved with a quartered shield flanked by foliage, beneath a helmet and dragon rampant surmount, inside a moulded frame beneath a triangular pediment
300-500
216
C.1660-80
with a lozenge crest of a lion rampant and a band of three dolphins inside a scrolling foliate border centred by an anthemion, on a pine backing board 51cm high,48.2cm wide
200-300
218
ANELIZABETHICARVEDOAKPANEL
LATE 16TH CENTURY
in the form of an heraldic shield centred with a cross fleury with stars to each corner
200-300
217 APAIROFCHARLESIIOAKPANELS DATED‘1662'
of rectangular form, each carved with a central winged mask above a cartouche inscribed \*ANNO'and ‘1662', flanked by a pair of winged merpeople each holding acornucopia(2)
20.3x47cm
600-800
219 A GEORGEI/IIBRASSCHAMBERSTICK C.1720-40
the nozzle with turned decoration and a
hole to one side, on a ‘frying pan' style
handled drip-pan
24cm long
150-200
221 AVICTORIANPAPIER-MACHE SNUFFERTRAY
BY JENNENS & BETTRIDGE, LONDON, MID-19TH CENTURY
painted and gilded with a peacock by a fountain and an urn of flowers, another by Jennens &Bettridge with gilt and painted stylised foliate decoration,togetherwith a Regency tray of waisted form and stylised foliate decoration on a greenborder,two with impressed marks(3)
26.3 x 11cm (max)
220 A RAREGEORGEIIITOLEPEINTE CANDLESNUFFERTRAY
PROBABLY PONTYPOOL OR USK, C.1800
of slender octagonal form, painted with a scene of three men in an inn, inside a red andgiltfoliateborder
23x9.4cm
Provenance Dreweatt Neate,13th September 2005, The Belinda Gentle Collection.
100-150
150-200
222 AGEORGEI/IIENGRAVEDBRASS CANDLESNUFFERANDTRAY EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the scissor-action snuffer with bicorn hat shaped cover on a waisted tray with scalloped finger holder and short feet, with chased scrolling foliate decoration 19.5cm long
250-350
223 A GEORGEIIBRASSCANDLE SNUFFERANDTRAY C.1740
the scissor-action snuffer on a waisted tray with finger holder and on four short feet 19.5cm long (max)
250-350
224
the three graduated barrels on a turned stem on a scrolling tripod base with ovalpadfeet
Provenance The Oliver St. John Collection.
Illustrated in Oliver St. John, 'A Gallimaufry of Goffering, sheet 4, fig. 4.2.
225
AGEORGEIIIIRONGOFFERINGIRON
with a single barrel on a square section stem with a simple curve, unusually on a chamfered elm base 21cmhigh
Illustrated in Oliver St. John, 'A Gallimaufry of Goffering, sheet 2, fig 2.1.
150-200
226
A RAREGEORGEIIIWROUGHTIRONGOFFERINGIRON
POSSIBLY SUSSEX, C.1800
with two barrels of different sizes, on a stem with decorative turning,on a tripod base, down swept legs with stepped lozenge feet 36cmhigh
Literature
The Oliver St. John and Brookwell collections.
Illustrated (hand drawn) in Oliver St.John'A Gallimaufry of Goffering, sheet 4, fig 4.4.
200-300
227
AVERYRAREEARLYVICTORIANSMALLTRAVELLINGOR 'APPRENTICE'SHEETIRONPENDANTANDHANDLANTERN MID-19THCENTURY
the conical chimney with a suspension hoop and heart-shaped pierced motifs above a cylindrical body with a rectangular hinged and glazed door enclosing a candle socket and with astraphandle
13cmhigh(max)
100-150
228
APAIROFDUTCHBRASSWALLSCONCES C.1840-60
each with a cylindrical nozzle in a frilled drip-pan before a dished oval wall
plate with a pinched rim (2)
24.8cm high, 14.9cm wide
200-300
229
A GEORGEIIISHEETBRASSHANGINGLANTERN
C.1800
of cylindrical form,the fluted conical cover with a suspension hoop above a pierced body with a hinged door enclosing a rolled socket 33cmhigh
150-250
230
ASMALLFRENCHBRASSANDLEATHERFOLDINGTRAVELLINGOR POCKETLANTERN
231 A RAREVICTORIANCOLLAPSIBLEPOCKETCANDLEHOLDERAND VESTASTRIKER C.1870
the front cover with an embossed leather panel decorated with agilt crowned pendant lantern enclosing the folding panes and candle sconce,the back cover enclosing a vesta holderand strikeplate,witha belt attachment 8.3x4.8cm
200-300
of rectangular form, the cover and one end folding out exposing the socket,
with an integralmatchholder
2.5cm high, 7.5cm wide, 4.5cm deep
150-200
233
232AVICTORIANIMPERIAL4GALLONCOPPERHAYSTACKJUGORMEASURE
MID-19TH CENTURY
stamped “IMPERIAL 4 GALLON' to the front, with‘GR' verification mark 36cmhigh,38cmdiameter
60-80
TWOGEORGEIVGRADUATED IMPERIALCOPPERHAYSTACK MEASURES
BY W.T., DATED ‘1828′
for a gill and half gill, stamped to the
underside ‘W.T. MAKER 1828', together
with amatched quarter gill measure
stamped‘CA'(3)
9cm high (max)
60-80
234 AGEORGEICASTBRASSSIFTEROR MUFFINEER LATE 18TH CENTURY
of baluster form with incised banded
decoration
14cmhigh
50-80
235 ANOAKANDWROUGHTIRONROPE PULLEY EARLY 18TH CENTURY
of slender rounded form with a steel wheel
and an iron chain and hook
39.5cmlong
100-150
AGEORGEIIIIRONSUGARCUTTER LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY with a turned bone handle and mounted on a mahoganyrectangularbase 15.5cm high,35cm long
80-120
237
A WILLIAMANDMARYLEATHERCOSTREL
ENGLISH, C.1700
of barrel form with an iron hoop handle,stitched seams,punch decoration and scratched initials ‘IH' to one side and ‘TG'to one end 22.5cm high, 19.2cm long, 18.5cm deep
400-600
238
AVICTORIANGLASSWASPTRAPANDSTOPPER
LATE 19TH CENTURY
of ovoid form with a knopped neck and spinning top stopper,on three short feet 19cmhigh
80-120
120-180
239
AN ENGLISH OAKDEAD-FALLMOUSE-TRAP 19THCENTURY
of 'press'form with a rounded body and pivoting release arm 23cm high, 23cm wide, 11.2cm deep
240
A BRASSSPOONMEASUREORLADLE 17TH CENTURY
the near hemispherical bowl on a tapering handle with punch decoration, hatched
grip and rounded terminal
29.8cmlong
Literature
A similar shaped spoon illustrated in a 14th century manuscript is reproduced J.
Seymour Lindsay, “lron & Brass Implements of the English House'(1970) p.26.
200-300
241 A WROUGHTIRONPOTHOOK 18TH CENTURY
with a heart-shaped linkage beneath the hook,a wrought iron ratcheted pot hook with seven stops and scrolling terminals and two smaller pot hooks (4) 34cmlong(max)
100-150
242 AGEORGEIIICOPPERANDIRONCOUNTRYHOUSECAULDRON STRAINER C.1800
the copper bowl with concentric bands of holes on a long iron handle with a
hookedfinial
115cm long
80-120
243
AGEORGEIISTEELANDBRASSMEATFORK
C.1740
with two tines, a brass baluster knop, flattened handle and suspension hook 67.5cmlong
200-300
244
ARARESCOTTISHWROUGHTIRONTRIVETORGRIDIRON
EARLY / MID 18TH CENTURY
of trapezoidal form, with heart-shaped and scrolling decoration, with a turned
handle and onshort feet
75.5cm long,45.3cm wide (max)
Literature
See J. Seymour Lindsay “lron & Brass Implements of the English House' (1970) fig.139 for an illustrated example from theVictoria & Albert Museum. Similar example sold Sotheby's, Nyetimber Manor, 27th September 2001, lot 1191.
300-400
245
A QUEEN ANNE BRONZE LADLE
C.1700-1710
the bowl and plain handle with traces of 'nature's gilding 29.5cm long
150-200
246
A GEORGE III IRON SKIMMER
C.1800
with a pierced and faceted handle and a suspension hook 33.7cmlong
200-300
247
AFRENCHBRASSANDSTEELZOOMORPHICFIRE-STEELOR STRIKER
LATE 18TH CENTURY
cast as a running hound on a gently curved steel
7.4cm long
Provenance
The Danny Robinson Private Collection.
Literature
See Cacciandra (V) & Cesati (A),'Fire and Steels'(1999) Cat no.82. Illustrated in Caspall(J),“Fire & Light in the home pre 1820'(2000) p. 28, fig 33 where dated and described as Spanish.
100-200
248
A GEORGEIIIMINIATUREBRASSCANNON EARLY 19THCENTURY
the turned barrel on a four-wheel carriage 14.5cm long
100-150
249
AN ENGLISHBRASSHORIZONALOR‘WINDOWSILL'SUNDIAL INSCRIBED‘1647'
initialld WL, the chapter ring with Arabic numerals around a gnomon with
ascrollededge
7.3cmsquare Provenance
The Danny Robinson Private Collection. 300-400
250
AGEORGEIIIOAKMURALTINDERBOX DATED ‘1797”
of castle box form, dated to the chamfered sliding cover and one side,
enclosing a two section interior,one with a chamfered damper,the backplate
with a pierced suspension hole,together with an 18th century steel and a flint
(3)
37.2cm high,13.7cm wide, 9.3cm deep
400-600
251 A RAREDUTCHOAKMURALCANDLEBOX DATED‘1660'
the front inscribed‘ANNO 166O BAC RINFYYOIC RCNB' in an arched panel, with a twin section interior,the fretworkbackplate with a suspension hole 33cm high,12.8cm wide, 8.3cm deep
Catalogue Note
For three very similar English examples, one with cover, and another with traces of silvering, see Gentle (R) & Feild (R), “Domestic Metalwork 1640 - 1820', pp.278-9, fgures 1-3.
200-300
252
THREE HORN BEAKERS 19TH CENTURY
one engraved with a coaching scene,another with a three-tier hunting scene, the third with the initials “WK, dated “1876'and with other emblems (3) 13cmhigh (max)
80-120
253 THREE HORN BEAKERS 19TH CENTURY
including one engraved with the name‘W Cook'and views of Windsor Castle
and another building,another with a three-tier farming scene,the third of
rusticform(3)
11cm high(max)
80-120
257
APAIROFBRASSCANDLESTICKS
BY BENHAM AND FROUD, C.1900
each with a socket with banded decoration above a foliate drip-pan,the stem formed as a Victorian Infantry Officer's 1854 sword hilt, stamped \*Rd.No. 278788', the shagreen grip bound with wire,the domed circular foot on three rowelspurfeet(2)
800-1,200
258 ANIRON SPIRALCANDLESTICK C.1800
formed of nine twists beneath a flattened top with a scrolled traveller and scroll handle, above an openwork base,broad drip-pan and three scrolled foot 23.5cmhigh
100-150
259 ANEARLYVICTORIANBRASSCONCERTINAACTIONCANDLEHOLDER C.1840
with a pair of urn-shaped nozzles on pierced,extending arms above a circular
drip-pan and domed iron foot
39.5cm high, 68cm wide (max)
300-400
260
APAIROFWILLIAMIVSILVEREDBRASSTAPERCANDLESTICKS C.1830
each with afoliate sconce above an inverted balusterstem and spreading foot
(2)
10cmhigh
100-150
261
APAIROFGEORGEIIBRASSCANDLESTICKS
C.1740
each with aremovablesquare nozzle above a turned stem and dished square
foot(2)
23.8cm high
200-300
262
ACONTINENTALTREENBEECHADJUSTABLECANDLESTICK
PROBABLY SCANDINAVIAN, MID-19TH CENTURY
the tulip-shaped nozzle on a shaped stem with adjuster, on a moulded circular
foot, with ink inscription to the underside
31.8cmhigh
200-300
263
ATREENBEECHDOUBLEMEASURE
LATE 19TH CENTURY
each cup with turned banded decoration,together with a pine egg cup with
banded decoration (2)
14cm high (max)
50-80
264
AGEORGEIIIBALEENSAILOR'SSCRIMSHAWSTAYBUSK
LATE 18TH CENTURY
carved with a heart and arrows,the initials MH, the UnionFlag,love birds carrying a letter and a ring, a compass, potted plant, an anchor and and two rondels, possibly witches marks 39.8cmlong
200-300
265
A COLLECTIONOFTHREEGEORGEIIITREENSTAYBUSKS
LATE 18TH CENTURY
in a variety of woods and including one chip carved with geometric decoration, the initails 'SR' and the date ‘1787', one with bands of carved, stylised decoration including a heart and chickens, the initials ‘MD', the date“1799'and inset with a small mirror, and another ebonised and carved with the initials ‘DG'andthedate‘1786'(3)
33cmlong(max)
300-500
266
ANUNUSUALGEORGEIIFOLKARTFRUITWOODKNIFEHANDLE C.1750
the carved and pierced lantern top enclosing a single ball above panels carved with a farmer, an upturned anchor, spade and pail, the base with a pewter band 9.8cm high,2.4cm square
Provenance
The Keith Hockin Private Collection. 200-300
267 ATREENMAHOGANYSNUFFSHOE 19TH CENTURY
with brass tack inlay of swags and flowers, with a sliding cover 6cm high,13.4cm long
150-250
268
TWOPAIRSOFTREENCANDLESTICKS 19TH CENTURY
of baluster form,together with a goblet and cover,two circular boxes and covers,a carved shoe,two gavels and two inlaid rulers (12)
100-150
269
ANOAKPASTORALFIGURALGROUP PROBABLY 17TH CENTURY
271 ACARVEDANDPAINTEDFIGUREOFANEAGLE POSSIBLY 17TH CENTURY
of a goatherd and his son leading a goat and kid, on a naturalisticbase 19cm high, 23.5cm wide, 14cm deep
600-800
the emblem of St John the Evangelist, together with a 16th century oak panel carved with a pair of fantastical birds amongst foliage, a carved figure of a child holding an orb, two oak appliques and a figure of a lady (6) 52.5cm high (max)
200-300
270ADUTCHOAKMANGLEBOARDFRIESLAND, LATE 17TH CENTURY
the front all over relief carved with various figures representing Concord,Justice,Charity,Faith and Hope, within scrolling leaves,the back with a printed label dated ‘9th December 1836'stating that WilliamMaskell exhibited this board at the Society of Antiquaries 81.5x12.7cm
400-600
272AFOLKARTCARVEDFRUITWOODMALEBUST18THCENTURY
the bearded man on an oval, ebonised base with a raised
band L : _L
150-200
273
ATUDOROAKCROCKETEDFINIAL
C.1600
carved with stylised foliage,flowerheads and Gothic fluting, together with another smaller pair with similar decoration (3) 202cmhigh (max)
150-250
274
of octagonal form with a tapering cylindrical handle and iron suspension hook, stamped‘Gll'beneath a crown 91cmlong
300-500
275
AN OAK MASON'S MITRE PANEL
16TH / 17TH CENTURY
carved ‘in the solid’with six panels,each with a central turned and ebonisedpeg
600-800
276 A NEARPAIROFOAKPARCHEMIN-TYPEPANELS 16THCENTURY
each centred by a scroll, one flanked by scrolls, a pair of birds below, the other flanked by carved rosettes, a pair of mythical beasts below,each set into a later cupboard door frame,atop a small floral roundel carved panel (2)
89.x47cm
150-200
