FURNITURE WORKS OF ART \& CLOCKS TUESDAY 6TH \& WEDNESDAY 7TH JULY 2021

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OAK, COUNTRY \& FOLK ART DAY ONE LOTS 1-367 6TH JULY 2021 2

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 1 A GEORGE III OAK DRESSER LATE 18TH CENTURY the rectangular top above a pair of frieze drawers, on chamfered legs applied with corner brackets 80.4cm high, 158.2cm wide, 33.8cm deep Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £800­1,200 2 A CHARLES II OAK TURNER’S CHILD’S CHAIR LATE 17TH CENTURY AND LATER the turned spindle and bobbin back above a later rope seat, with a later squab cushion £200­300 2 3 A PAIR OF JAMES II OAK SLAT BACK CHAIRS C.1685 each with a leaf carved and scroll surmount, with punched star decoration, with turned uprights and a panelled seat with a conforming carved front stretcher (2) Provenance By repute, purchased from Avon Antiques, Bradford-on-Avon. Literature See Tobias Jellinek, Early British Chairs and Seats, 1500-1700, pp.307-311 for similar examples. £300­400 3 3

4 4 A GEORGE II OAK SETTLE MID­18TH CENTURY the back with quadruple fielded arched panels, with walnut banding, the seat with a later squab cushion, on cabriole front legs and pad feet 107.3cm high, 184.3cm wide, 54.8cm deep £500­800 5 A CHARLES II WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIR LATE 17TH CENTURY with a caned back and seat, the top rail carved with scrolling leaves and centred with a shell, with cone finials and spiral twist and block supports £200­300 5 6 6 A MATCHED SET OF SIX OAK SIDE CHAIRS LATE 17TH CENTURY AND LATER the top rail carved with scrolling leaves and centred with a budding flower, above a panelled back and scrolling flowers, the solid seat with a spiral twist front stretcher (6) £300­500 4

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 7 8 7 A GEORGE II OAK DRESSER C.1740­50 the boarded top with a moulded edge, above three frieze drawers, above a shaped fret apron, on baluster and block front legs 78.2cm high, 189cm wide, 55cm deep £500­800 8 A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE TABLE C.1690 the boarded top with a moulded edge, above a frieze drawer, on bobbin turned legs united by conforming peripheral stretchers 69cm high, 65cm wide, 47.2cm deep Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £200­300 9 A HARLEQUIN SET OF TEN LANCASHIRE ASH LADDER BACK DINING CHAIRS LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY each with a rush seat, comprising: a pair of open armchairs and eight side chairs (10) £600­1,000 9 5

11 10 12 10 6 A FOLK ART CARVED OAK PANEL POSSIBLY WEST COUNTRY, 17TH CENTURY decorated with a pair of stylised birds perched on thistles and leaves, within a lozenge border, formerly a panel from a box or coffer 21 x 67.5cm £150­200 11 A RELIEF CARVED OAK PANEL OF A GRIFFIN 17TH CENTURY the rampant beast within a beaded border and with leaf spandrels 38.2 x 35.7cm £150­250 12 A RELIEF CARVED OAK ROMAYNE BUST PANEL 17TH CENTURY of a bearded man, with scrolling leaf spandrels 38 x 31cm £200­300 13 A FOLK ART CARVED OAK PANEL POSSIBLY WEST COUNTRY, 17TH CENTURY decorated with a pair of stylised birds, formerly a panel from a box or coffer 20 x 60.5cm £100­150 13

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 14 AN OAK MURAL CUPBOARD WELSH BORDERS, LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY of arched bentwood construction, the front carved with three rosette lozenges, above the date ‘1735’ and initials ‘I T’, with incised zigzag borders around the cupboard door, with a conforming lozenge, with a vacant interior 53.8cm high, 61.7cm wide, 22.5cm deep Catalogue Note See Victor Chinnery, Oak Furniture: The British Tradition, p.330, figs. 3:290, 3:291 and 3: 292 for related examples. Also Bonham’s, The Oak Interior, 22nd October 2020, lot 82 for a similar cupboard. £800­1,200 15 A GEORGE II WELSH OAK COFFER BACH MID­18TH CENTURY the boarded hinged lid with a moulded edge revealing a vacant interior, the front with fielded arc d’arbalète panels above a drawer 43cm high, 68.2cm wide, 33cm deep £200­300 7

16 17 18 16 A BRONZE CAULDRON 19 17TH CENTURY 8 with a flared rim and angular lug handles, the tripod feet with zigzag decoration 27.6cm high, 37cm wide £200­300 17 A WROUGHT IRON POT HANGER 17TH CENTURY of open form, with four prongs 49cm high, 43.5cm wide £100­150 18 TWO SIMILAR TRIVETS EARLY 18TH CENTURY one in brass, the other bell metal, each with pierced and engraved decoration with an eagle perched on scrolling leaves, with a turned wood handle and on an iron base (2) 30cm high, 27.9cm wide, 40cm deep (max) £200­300 19 A BRONZE HANGING COOKING POT OR CAULDRON LATE 17TH CENTURY with angular lugs and a swing handle 17cm high, 28cm wide £150­250

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 20 A PAIR OF OAK JOINT STOOLS ATTRIBUTED TO SALISBURY, MID­17TH CENTURY each with a moulded edge seat, above thumbnail carved and punched decorated friezes, on turned sausage and column legs united by peripheral stretchers, the underside with branded owner’s initials ‘T C’ (2) 56.2cm high, 46cm wide, 27.5cm deep £2,000­3,000 20 21 A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE TABLE C.1690 the boarded top with a moulded edge, above a frieze drawer, on bobbin turned and block legs united by front and back stretchers and a low ‘H’ stretcher 72.5cm high, 78.5cm wide, 49cm deep £400­600 21 22 A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK GATELEG TABLE C.1690 the oval drop­leaf top on bobbin turned supports 76.7cm high, 116 x 152cm (open) £400­600 22 9

23 23 25 A LARGE IRON BELL CLAPPER A PAIR OF OAK GOTHIC REVIVAL ALTAR PROBABLY 17TH / 18TH CENTURY GATES 19TH CENTURY 79.5cm long one carved with a bird feeding her chicks within a £80­120 grapevine border, the other with a pair of birds and an urn with fruit and flowers (2) 26 69cm high, 67cm wide, 18.5cm deep (max) 24 £200­300 A WROUGHT IRON PIPE KILN 17TH / 18TH CENTURY 24 with three rings, on scroll feet, the top with a suspension ring THREE DOMESTIC UTENSILS 26cm high, 36.3cm long LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY £200­300 comprising: a brass skimmer with a wrought iron handle, a copper skimmer and a brass ladle with a steel handle (3) 70cm long (max) Provenance By repute, acquired from Phillip Andrade, Plymouth. £100­150 26 25 10

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 27 27 30 A BAROQUE CARVED GILTWOOD BUST OF A GREEN GLASS LINEN SMOOTHER OR AN ANGEL SLICKSTONE PROBABLY ITALIAN, LATE 17TH / EARLY PROBABLY DUTCH, 17TH / 18TH CENTURY 18TH CENTURY of bun form, the underside with a pontil mark together with an 18th century Rococo painted 8cm diameter pine carving of Old Father Time (2) 25.7cm wide (max) Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Provenance Gentleman. From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £100­150 £150­250 28 29 28 A TREEN SAND GLASS 18TH CENTURY with hourglass bulbs, together with a similar sand glass in need of a little restoration (2) 17.6cm high (max) £200­300 29 A PAIR OF POWDER HORNS PROBABLY SCOTTISH, 19TH CENTURY possibly Jacobite, each scrimshaw decorated with a crowned female bust, banners, a Scotsman in his kilt, sailing ships, a square and compass, laurel leaves and other symbols (2) 46cm long (max) £300­400 30 11

31 31 32 33 TWO LEAD FIRE MARKS 18TH CENTURY 34 both for Sun Alliance, one painted blue and TWO PEWTER COMMUNION numbered ‘609573’, the other with a gilt GOBLETS finish ‘636046’ (2) 19TH CENTURY 17.5 x 16.5cm (max) of bell shape, with a turned stem and £150­250 domed foot, each inscribed ‘West U. P. Cong. Coldstream 1848.’ (2) 32 21.8cm (max) A SCOTTISH TREEN SALT BOX 19TH CENTURY Provenance By repute, these communion goblets were of staved construction, with alternating used in the West United Presbitarian bands of alder and sycamore, with a hinged Congregational Church of Coldstream. lid There were two churches, one in east and 22.7cm high one in west Coldstream and at one stage they combined and hence these goblets £80­120 became surplus. 33 £100­150 A LEAD ROYAL COAT OF ARMS RELIEF SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY 35 wall hanging A BRASS BARBER’S BOWL 21 x 19.8cm 18TH CENTURY £100­150 with a deep well 22cm wide £100­150 34 35 12

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 36 37 36 38 A BRONZE BUSHEL MEASURE 18TH CENTURY 39 the moulded body with a pair of angular lug handles, the rim stamped 13 ‘GRIII’ and with hatched marks 21.6cm high, 49.7cm diameter Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner. £400­600 37 A WILLIAM IV BRONZE IMPERIAL MEASURE DATED ‘1835’ the turned body inscribed ‘Imperial half gallon County of Derby 1835’, stamped ‘701’, the rim with ‘crowned GR and WR’ and portcullis marks 16cm high, 16cm diameter £200­300 38 A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS PROBABLY LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY each with an urn shape socket, above a spiral twist stem and a dished circular foot (2) 22.7cm high, 14.5cm diameter Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £100­150 39 A PAIR OF BELL METAL TRUMPET CANDLESTICKS LATE 17TH CENTURY each with a ring turned stem on a domed foot (2) 12.8cm high £100­150

40 41 42 40 A FRENCH GILT COPPER HELMET SHAPED EWER 43 18TH CENTURY 14 24.5cm high £150­200 41 AN ITALIAN COPPER WINE COOLER LATE 17TH CENTURY with a gadrooned body, on ball feet 10.7cm high, 41cm diameter £150­250 42 A 17TH CENTURY COPPER ROSE WATER BOWL POSSIBLY FLEMISH the base stamped with initials ‘C.M.M.’ 36.5cm diameter £150­200 43 A 17TH CENTURY BRASS ROSE WATER BOWL POSSIBLY FLEMISH with a raised central boss 41.1cm diameter £200­300

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 44 A NETHERLANDISH BRONZE CANDLESTICK PROBABLY FLANDERS, 16TH CENTURY OR POSSIBLY EARLIER with a central faceted pricket and a pair of scroll arms with cylindrical nozzles, above a dished base on tripod zoomorphic feet 30cm high Literature See Ronald Michaelis, ‘Old Domestic Base-Metal Candlesticks’, p.32, fig.11, for a similar candlestick. £800­1,200 44 45 AN ITALIAN VENETIAN BRONZE CANDLESTICK IN RENAISSANCE STYLE 19TH CENTURY the urn shape socket with a pair of handles with bearded male masks, with engraved decoration and a domed base with a Greek key border 14.8cm high £200­300 45 46 A GILT BRONZE SITULA OR HOLY WATER BUCKET IN GOTHIC STYLE 18TH / 19TH CENTURY with a swing handle, the body pierced and decorated with scrolling leaves above a band of Latin script, inscribed ‘Asperges Me Domine Isopoes Mundabor’ 20.5cm high, 17.3cm wide £200­300 46 15

47 47 49 THREE STAINED GLASS PANELS A WHITE METAL INCENSE BURNER IN GOTHIC STYLE comprising: an oval leaded example bearing the with a pierced hinged lid arms of the city of Salisbury, titled ‘Sarum’, with a 24cm high shield supported by a pair of double headed eagles, together with an European heraldic circular £100­150 panel with a central shield coat of arms supported by a pair of semi­naked bearded male classical 50 figures, with initials ‘FR’ and the motto ‘Suum Cuique’ and a leaded Elizabeth II Coronation A BRASS ALMS DISH example with crowned ‘ER’ and the date ‘1953’ (3) DUTCH OR GERMAN 30.5cm diameter (max) repoussé decorated with four mermaid type £300­500 figures, within a scalloped border, the rim with punched decoration 48 39.2cm diameter A BRONZE HOLY WATER STOUP £150­250 48 ITALIAN OR SPANISH the Corpus Christi backplate with two attendant kneeling angels 31.5cm high, 16.2cm wide £100­150 49 50 16

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 51 A DUTCH BRASS WARMING PAN LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY with a baluster and ring turned brass handle, with a pierced cover, the centre with a repoussé star 116.cm long £300­400 52 51 52 53 A GERMAN BRASS ALMS DISH 17 NUREMBERG, 17TH CENTURY with a central repoussé whorl boss and a Gothic script border with punched decoration 41.2cm diameter £200­300 53 A GERMAN BRASS ALMS DISH NUREMBERG, 17TH CENTURY with a central repoussé whorl boss and a Gothic script border with punched decoration 46cm diameter £300­400

54 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL CHESTNUT ARMOIRE 18TH CENTURY of arched form, with moulded scroll decoration, with a pair of panelled doors enclosing a shelf, on flattened bun feet 187cm high, 124.6cm wide, 47.6cm deep £400­600 55 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL WALNUT CANDLE BOX LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY the sliding cover carved with an urn of flowers 43.5cm high, 23.5cm wide, 10.5cm deep £200­300 56 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL CHERRYWOOD FARMHOUSE KITCHEN TABLE 19TH CENTURY the planked oval drop­leaf top above a frieze drawer to one end, on square tapering legs 77.5cm high,137.4 x 183.5cm (open) £500­800 18

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 57 A LARGE FRENCH PROVINCIAL CHERRYWOOD FARMHOUSE KITCHEN TABLE 19TH CENTURY the boarded top with cleated ends, one end with a frieze drawer and one with a slide, above an arc d’arbalète shape frieze and cabriole legs 77.3cm high, 300cm long, 89cm deep £800­1,200 58 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL CHERRYWOOD FOOD CUPBOARD LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY with two panelled doors, each enclosing a shelf, above a drawer and an open recess, above a slatted base 197.3cm high, 86cm wide, 88.5cm deep £400­600 59 A EUROPEAN PINE CUTLERY BOX EARLY 19TH CENTURY decorated with lozenges and with a pierced handle, with twin hinged lidded compartments containing flatware and cutlery 20.5cm high, 42.3cm long £150­250 59 19

60 61 62 60 20 A PAIR OF FLEMISH CARVED OAK FRAGMENTS LATE 17TH CENTURY of urns issuing leaves, fruit and flowers (2) 35 x 20.3cm (max) £150­200 61 A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CROWN FINIAL POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY the central bud flanked by acanthus leaves 24.2cm high, 19cm wide £80­120 62 A PAIR OF FRENCH CARVED OAK PANELS OF URNS OF FLOWERS 19TH CENTURY decorated with musical trophies, scrolling leaves and with a female mask in moulded frames (2) 103.7cm high, 40.5cm wide £200­300 63 A FLEMISH CARVED OAK PANEL FRAGMENT DATED ‘1667’ depicting a pair of cherubs riding hippocampi 14.5 x 90cm £200­300 63

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 64 64 65 66 A SPANISH CHESTNUT AND WALNUT A PAIR OF CARVED WALNUT FIGURES OF A NETHERLANDISH RELIEF CARVED OAK REFECTORY TABLE SAINTS PANEL 18TH CENTURY AND LATER PROBABLY ITALIAN, 17TH / 18TH CENTURY EARLY 17TH CENTURY the rectangular top on open trestle ends united by each raised on a later plinth (2) depicting the Annunciation of the Virgin with the a wrought iron stretcher 14cm (max) visit of Zechariah and Elizabeth (St. John the 76.5cm high, 209.6cm wide, 69.3cm deep Baptist’s parents) £150­250 33.6 x 30.4cm £600­1,000 £300­500 65 66 21

67 A DUTCH PAINTED BOWFRONT HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD 18TH CENTURY the raised top with two shelves, above a pair of doors naively decorated with Italianate scenes with figures, animals, buildings and panels of flowers, enclosing two shaped shelves 131.1cm high, 55.7cm wide, 32.5cm deep Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £300­400 68 TWO DUTCH TÔLE PEINTE WALL SCONCES LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY each with a mirrored back and with three candle holders (2) 47.1cm high, 21.5cm wide (max) £200­300 69 A EUROPEAN PAINTED PINE SMALL CHEST SCANDINAVIAN OR ROMANIAN, LATE 18TH CENTURY the hinged lid with lattice designs, the front with scrolling leaves and fruit, the interior with a lidded till, the back inscribed ‘EE 995’ and an indistinct signature 29.3cm high, 58.5cm wide, 33cm deep £200­300 70 A SCANDINAVIAN GREEN PAINTED PINE BENTWOOD BOX LATE 19TH CENTURY the lid pierced with a handgrip, with a vacant interior 32.5cm high, 42.2cm wide £150­200 67 69 68 70 22

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 71 72 73 71 A NORWEGIAN CARVED WOOD KASA 74 LATE 19TH CENTURY 23 in the form of a dragon boat, the handles its snarling head and scrolled tail, the body decorated with scrolling leaves, the underside inscribed in pencil ‘Viking Bowl purchased in Trondheim in 1902, Value 17.00 Ka’ 18.1cm high, 26.5cm long Provenance By repute, acquired by the vendor from Koos Limburg Jnr Antiques. £200­300 72 A SCANDINAVIAN CHIP CARVED TANKARD NORWEGIAN OR DANISH, 19TH CENTURY of staved construction with bentwood bands, with a hinged lid, the body decorated with rondels of differing designs, the underside carved with a cross 24.5cm high £300­500 73 A SCANDINAVIAN PAINTED PLANE WOOD MANGLE BOARD POSSIBLY DANISH, DATED ‘1799’ with chip carved decoration, inscribed ‘MMD ANO 1799’ 66.7cm long £200­300 74 A SCANDINAVIAN PAINTED PINE MANGLE BOARD NORWEGIAN, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY with a stylised horse handle and carved with polychrome decorated scrolling leaves 72.2cm long £150­250

75 75 77 FOUR PAINTED ASH COUNTRY SIDE AN OAK OVAL OCCASIONAL TABLE CHAIRS LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY 19TH CENTURY on ring turned column supports united by comprising: two similar pairs, the top rails of one peripheral stretchers decorated with a trellis design, the other with 63.7cm high, 64.2cm wide, 49.2cm deep trellis and painted with flowers, all with a spindle back and a rush seat (4) Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, £100­200 Bradford-on-Avon. £200­300 76 A TRIPOD OCCASIONAL TABLE 78 76 19TH CENTURY A GEORGE III PINE CRICKET TABLE the circular faux specimen wood tilt­top on an PROBABLY WEST COUNTRY, LATE 18TH / associated oak base with a turned stem and EARLY 19TH CENTURY cabriole legs with a scumbled painted finish, the circular 71.8cm high, 44.5cm diameter boarded top on chamfered legs united by an £150­200 undertier 72cm high, 45.5cm diameter Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £200­300 77 78 24

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 79 A PRIMITIVE ELM AND ASH WINDSOR STYLE ARMCHAIR POSSIBLY WELSH, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY the stylised comb top rail above a stick back and a slab seat, the scroll arms branded with initials ‘L D’, on rustic branch type legs, with traces of red painted decoration £500­800 80 A GEORGE III OAK AND PINE CRICKET TABLE LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY the circular boarded top on chamfered legs united by an undertier 69cm high, 67.7cm diameter Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £300­500 81 AN IRISH PRIMITIVE ASH AND SYCAMORE ‘GIBSON’ ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY the curved comb top rail above a stick back, with outscrolling arms, above a solid seat and rustic legs, with traces of green painted decoration £500­800 25

82 82 THREE FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PINE 83 DECOY PIGEONS LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY 84 one mounted on a pole, with a wooden plinth (3) 26 28cm long (max) £200­300 83 A PAIR OF FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PINE DECOY DUCKS LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY 36cm long (max) (2) £150­250 84 TWO CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD DECOY DUCKS BY FRANCIS HOUDE, C.1999 of a male and female hooded merganser, the bases signed, titled and dated (2) 13.8cm high, 31.5cm long (max) £150­200

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 85 A FRENCH FOLK ART NAIVE COPPER COCKEREL WEATHER VANE EARLY 20TH CENTURY painted green, later mounted on an ebonised wood stepped plinth 98cm high, 103.5cm wide £400­600 86 A FOLK ART PAINTED SHEET METAL AND IRON HUNTING WEATHER VANE EARLY 20TH CENTURY with a huntsman on horseback, accompanied by his hound, followed by a fox, the wrought iron base with the four points of the compass 161.4cm high, 101cm wide £200­300 87 A FRENCH FOLK ART NAIVE COPPER WEATHER VANE LATE 19TH CENTURY in the form of a cockerel, later mounted on a blue plinth 52.3cm high, 47.5cm long £200­300 27

88 A POTTERY DAIRY PAIL LATE 19TH CENTURY with a brass part hinged lid and lift handles, the moulded body inscribed ‘New Milk’, the underside with a printed mark ‘Dairy Supply Co. Limited, Museum St. London’ 37.5cm high, 38cm wide Catalogue Note See Canterbury Auction Galleries, The Annie Marchant Collection of Kitchenalia, 12th April 2021, lots 1002, 1009, 1011 for related examples. £800­1,200 89 AN ELM MILKING STOOL LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY with a dished seat and ring turned legs 38.5cm high, 34.5cm wide £100­150 88 90 A TREEN DAIRY WHEY BOWL EARLY 19TH CENTURY on four turned legs 16.5cm high, 26.2cm wide Catalogue Note See Edward H. Pinto, ‘Treen and other Wood Bygones’, pl.95 M. for a related example. £150­250 90 89 28

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 91 91 A LARGE PINE BUTCHER’S BLOCK PROBABLY FRENCH, LATE 19TH CENTURY the slab top with iron bound corners, the base with a pair of drawers which open each side 78.2cm high, 167cm wide, 61cm deep £500­800 92 92 93 A PAINTED WOOD BUTTER CHURN AN ELM DUG-OUT MORTAR 19TH CENTURY PROBABLY 18TH CENTURY of staved construction, with iron bands and with a pair of cut­out handles, iron bound, on side carrying handles, the lid pierced with a faceted tripod supports hole, together with a pole 63.2cm high, 37cm diameter 77.7cm high, 52.5cm diameter £300­500 £200­300 93 29

94 A VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE SLIPWARE POTTERY BAKING DISH DATED ‘1893’ decorated with white slip leaves on a brown glaze 10.8cm high, 65.7cm wide, 40cm deep £150­250 95 A TREEN WALNUT PESTLE AND MORTAR EARLY 18TH CENTURY both with remains of a painted finish, the mortar turned with reeded bands (2) the mortar: 16.8cm high, 17cm diameter the pestle: 25.7cm long Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner. £100­200 96 A SMALL COLLECTION OF DOMESTIC TREEN 19TH CENTURY comprising: a spiked oat roller, three small oak plates and a ladle (5) 42cm (max) £100­150 30

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 97 A LARGE SYCAMORE DOUGH BOWL 19TH CENTURY with integral handles and an adzed finish to exterior 15.8cm high, 65.7cm wide, 44.5cm deep £200­300 98 A TREEN PIPE TAMPER LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY in the form of an arm, with a clenched fist and a hatched base 6.8cm long Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 99 SEVEN TREEN GINGER BREAD BISCUIT MOULDS 19TH CENTURY with various designs, including: figures, sailing ships, fish, houses and love hearts, two stamped with initials (7) 73cm long (max) £300­500 31

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 100 A FINE CHARLES II LIGNUM VITAE WASSAIL BOWL AND COVER C.1660­70 the lid with a turned cup and baluster finial, the underside inset with a brass and Surrey enamel type circular ‘print’ depicting the Royal Coat of Arms of Charles II, the ring turned body with an upper quadruple reeded band above two moulded bands, supported by a slightly flaring stem on a conforming foot 43.6cm high, 22.5cm diameter Provenance Peter Mactaggart (1931 - 2020). Peter’s family ran an antiques shop in Welwyn, Hertfordshire, UK, from the late 1940’s to the early 1970’s. Literature See Apollo, December 1936, vol. XXIV, no.144, pp.348-352, fig.VII, for an article by Owen Evan Thomas, ‘The Wassail Bowl and the Custom of Wassailing at Christmas Time’ in which the present lot features. Evan-Thomas writes ‘This is the only Wassail Bowl I have ever seen containing under the lid its original ‘print’ ‘. Catalogue Note The word Wassail means 'Good health' and is an expression of well­wishing equivalent to the word 'cheers', offered in the context of convivial drinking. Recent examples of wassail bowls sold in these rooms include a very large example, Furniture \& Works of Art, 4th October 2017, lot 14 with an applied plaque and dated ‘1694’, which fetched £14,000 hammer and also lot 43, 3rd April 2019 for a dated example ‘1681’ with inscription, which made £6,500 hammer. £6,000­8,000 32

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101 102 103 34 104 101 A FOLK ART NAIVE SILKWORK THEOREM PICTURE EARLY 19TH CENTURY depicting a bird resting on a vase of roses, in a glazed bird’s eye maple frame, together with a reverse glass picture of an urn of flowers (2) 41.7 x 30.8cm (max) £150­250 102 A FOLK ART NAIVE WATERCOLOUR PAINTING OF BIRDS MID­19TH CENTURY depicted perched on trees, in a glazed burr veneered frame 20 x 32cm £100­150 103 AN EARLY VICTORIAN FOLK ART NAIVE WOOLWORK OF A CAT DATED ‘1853’ the striped feline lying on a tasselled cushion, with initials ‘W. J. S.’ and inscribed ‘ANNO. 1853’, in a glazed mahogany frame 27.5 x 40.2cm £100­150 104 AN EARLY VICTORIAN FOLK ART NAIVE WOOLWORK OF A DOG C.1840­50 the spaniel lying on a cushion, in a later ebonised frame 42.5 x 55.5cm £100­150

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 105 A FOLK ART NAIVE PAINTING SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY depicting two spaniels with a magpie, before a lake with mountains in the distance, oil on canvas, in a gilt and ebonised moulded frame 58 x 72cm £400­600 106 A PAINTED WOOD DUMMY BOARD 19TH CENTURY of a young boy in 17th century costume 95.7cm high, 44cm wide £400­600 107 A FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PINE MODEL OF A DOG SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY 29cm high, 65cm long £300­500 35

108 109 108 110 A FOLK ART TREEN ASH WALKING A BAMBOO SWORD STICK STICK 19TH CENTURY 19TH CENTURY the horn handle in the form of a clenched naively engraved with a hunting scene fist holding a baton, with a steel 44cm with horse, riders and hounds, inscribed ‘If blade I should lose and you find, I pray you be 91cm long so good and kind, This stick again return Provenance to me, Then well rewarded you shall be’ ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of 70.4cm long a Gentleman. 110 Provenance £100­150 ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 111 ‘WATERLOO INTEREST’ 109 AN EBONISED WALKING CANE 19TH CENTURY A FOLK ART HORN WALKING CANE LATE 19TH CENTURY with a silver cap handle and a silver collar, inscribed with intitials and ‘Brought from the shepherd’s crook handle with a the field of Waterloo July 1883’, horse’s head terminal, with a part spiral unmarked twist and fluted stem 83.5cm long 78.8cm long Provenance Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. a Gentleman. £100­150 £80­120 111 36

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 112 A FOLK ART TREEN OAK CANDLE BOX 19TH CENTURY in the form of a Northumberland fisherman’s cottage, the hinged pitched roof revealing a vacant interior, with a divided base drawer, on brass ball feet 21.1cm high, 18cm wide, 11cm deep £1,000­1,500 112 113 A SMALL GEORGE III FOLK ART REVERSE GLASS PRINT LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY depicting a fisherman, in an ebonised reeded frame 9.2 x 6.7cm Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £40­60 113 114 A PAIR OF PATINATED BRASS CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS 19TH CENTURY in the form of a flat back lion and an elephant with traces of gilding, together with an Arts \& Crafts hammered copper vase (3) 17cm high (max) Provenance From the Estate of the late Barbara Humble, Bradford-on-Avon. £150­250 115 115 A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND PARCEL GILT DOLL’S CRADLE DATED ‘1863’ with initials ‘M.B.’ 26.7cm high, 41.3cm long £100­150 114 37

118 117 38 119 116 116 A WROUGHT IRON TABLE RUSHNIP AND CANDLE HOLDER 18TH CENTURY on a tripod base 33.4cm high £200­300 117 AN IRON HANGING CANDLEHOLDER 19TH CENTURY one end with a hook, with an adjustable sconce and with a twist handle ejector 34.3cm high £80­120 118 A WROUGHT IRON HANGING LIGHT 17TH CENTURY with three candleholders 49cm high, 41.5cm wide £150­250 119 A SHEET IRON MINER’S HANGING LANTERN BY HINKS \& SON, EARLY 20TH CENTURY of rectangular form, with glass panels and a hinged door, applied with two brass plaques, one inscribed ‘Use 1/2 candles only’, the other ‘Jas Hinks \& Sons, 1916, Birmingham’ 39.5cm high, 15cm wide £100­150

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 120 A GEORGE III STEEL FLOOR STANDING ADJUSTABLE CANDLEHOLDER 18TH CENTURY with a brass ball finial, with a cylindrical nozzle and a nip with scroll decoration and a tripod base 99.7cm high, 27cm wide £400­600 121 120 121 122 A WROUGHT IRON FLOOR STANDING RUSHNIP HOLDER 39 IRISH, 18TH CENTURY on a circular base 81.7cm high £250­350 122 A GEORGE III WROUGHT IRON ADJUSTABLE FLOOR STANDING CANDLEHOLDER LATE 18TH CENTURY with twin arms, one side with a cylindrical nozzle and dished drip­ pan, the other with three prongs, on a tripod base and disc feet 95.8cm high, 44cm wide £300­400

123 A PAIR OF STEEL EMBER TONGS 18TH CENTURY the handle with a brass pipe tamper finial and a loop for suspension 47.6cm long Provenance 123 ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £150­250 124 A GEORGE III STEEL COMBINATION TOASTING FORK LATE 18TH CENTURY 124 with a turned fruitwood handle, with a pair of tongs and a pair of prongs 39cm long £150­250 125 A PAIR OF GEORGE III STEEL EMBER TONGS LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY of eight section concertina action 13cm closed extending to 66cm long Literature See Rupert Gentle and Racheal Field, Domestic Metalwork, 1640-1820, p.331, fig. 6 for a similar example. 125 £80­120 40

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 126 A SCOTTISH IRON AND PINE FLOOR STANDING CANDLE HOLDER LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY the rotating top above a ratcheted adjustable stem and an elm base 109.9cm high, 23cm wide £200­300 127 126 127 128 A PAIR OF PAINTED SHEET IRON HOG SCRAPER 41 CANDLESTICKS 18TH CENTURY each with a brass wedding band ring, the stems with adjusters, above octagonal bases (2) 19.7cm high £150­250 128 A FOLK ART PAINTED ASH AND WROUGHT IRON DOWN HEARTH SPIT DOG MID­18TH CENTURY the spit of shield shape, with five pairs of prongs, mounted on a turned wood stand with traces of green and red paint 45.5cm high, 55.3cm long £200­300

129 A WROUGHT IRON ADJUSTABLE FLOOR STANDING CANDLEHOLDER 18TH CENTURY on tripod supports 74.2cm high £200­300 130 A GEORGE III WROUGHT IRON ADJUSTABLE FLOOR STANDING CANDLEHOLDER LATE 18TH CENTURY with a shepherd’s crook top above twin arms, one side with an open nozzle and a dished drip­pan, the other with three prongs, on a tripod base and disc feet 118.8cm high, 47cm wide 129 £200­300 131 130 A WROUGHT IRON FLOOR STANDING ADJUSTABLE CANDLE HOLDER 18TH CENTURY STYLE with a hammered finish, the top with a cockerel finial above an adjustable twin arm with a crown nozzle with hexagonal drip­pan and a rushnip, on a tripod base 143.9cm high, 35cm wide £300­400 132 A WROUGHT IRON FLOOR STANDING RUSHNIP / CANDLEHOLDER 18TH CENTURY with spiral twist decoration, on tripod legs and pad feet 74.8cm high £100­200 131 132 42

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 133 A PAIR OF WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS 18TH CENTURY each with bottle holder tops, the stems with adjustable hooks, the curved front supports with hatched decoration (2) 106cm high, 34.2cm wide, 60.5cm deep £300­400 134 No lot 135 133 135 A PAIR OF DUTCH BRASS ANDIRONS LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY each decorated with a portrait bust of Queen Anne, wearing a crown, with turned finials, on curved iron supports (2) 26.9cm high, 18.2cm wide, 39cm deep £150­250 136 A FOLK ART ELM AND WROUGHT IRON DOWN HEARTH SPIT DOG MID­18TH CENTURY with two prongs above a circular holder, mounted on a wooden body, with curved iron supports 50cm high, 62cm long £150­200 136 43

SNUFF BOXES 137 138 139 λ 137 A QUEEN ANNE TORTOISESHELL SNUFF BOX 140 EARLY 18TH CENTURY 44 of ribbed form, with brass/copper mounts 10.3cm wide Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £150­200 138 A HORN SNUFF BOX EARLY 19TH CENTURY the lift­off lid with a central rondel press decorated with Cupid, a pair of love birds and the rising sun 8.5cm diameter Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 139 A DUTCH BRASS AND COPPER TOBACCO BOX 18TH CENTURY engraved with scrolling leaf borders, the hinged lid and base with harvest scenes with inscriptions 12cm wide £100­150 140 A VICTORIAN BRASS SMOKER’S TOBACCO BOX 19TH CENTURY the hinged lid revealing a compartment for tobacco, each end with a hinged lid one revealing a clay pipe, the other with a compartment for vestas and with a strike 12cm long Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £80­120

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 141 142 λ 141 THREE CIRCULAR SNUFF BOXES EARLY 19TH CENTURY comprising: a papier­mâché example, the lid with an ivory naive portrait miniature of a young lady and two burr wood examples, the lids inset with floral rondels, all tortoiseshell lined (3) 7cm diameter (max) Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 143 142 143 λ 144 TWO FRENCH PAPIER-MÂCHÉ SNUFF A LACQUERED PAPIER-MÂCHÉ SNUFF BOX A FRENCH GILT BRASS MONOCULAR BOXES EARLY 19TH CENTURY OPERA OR SPY GLASS LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY EARLY 19TH CENTURY painted to simulate marble, the hinged lid applied one painted to imitate tortoiseshell with jewelled with gilt bronze ribbons and leaves with a six draw telescopic action, decorated in bands, the other simulating guilloche enamel (2) 9.2cm wide enamel with a grapevine, in a red leather case, 8cm diameter (max) together with an early 19th century French Provenance pressed burr maple snuff box, the lid with a Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a farmyard scene, with a tortoiseshell lined interior ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. and a papier­mâché snuff box in the manner of Gentleman. Stobwasser, painted with a mythological scene £150­200 with semi­naked figures (3) £100­150 10.7cm (max) £200­300 144 45

λ 145 FIFTEEN SNUFF BOXES 19TH CENTURY in horn, tortoiseshell, lacquered papier­mâché and gilt brass and porcelain, one painted with a landscape scene, one inscribed ‘Will you take a pinch?’ and one of curved form with gold mounts and initials ‘FB’, together with a tortoiseshell card case (16) 10cm (max) £200­300 146 ‘GEORGE IV’ A LACQUERED PAPIER-MÂCHÉ SNUFF BOX IN THE MANNER OF SAMUEL RAVEN, C.1825­30 the pull­off cover painted with a portrait of George IV after Sir Thomas Lawrence, together with an oval horn snuff box, the lid with a faceted jewel cabochon, a birch snuff box with initials ‘A M J’ possibly Swedish and a continental porcelain scent bottle (4) 10.3cm (max) Provenance From the family collections of Captain George Lionel Jameson OBE (1880-1961) and by descent. £100­200 147 A TREEN SNUFF BOX POSSIBLY OTTOMAN, TURKISH, 19TH CENTURY the hinged lid relief carved with war trophies and banners, the front edge with leaves and Arabic script 10.2cm wide Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. Catalogue Note There are similar cigarette boxes made by Turkish Prisoners of War, c.1918, in the Imperial War Museum, London. However, the present example appears earlier in date. £150­250 46

See paragraphs 4 \& 5 of our Conditions of Business at the back of this catalogue for additional charges on the final hammer price 148 A TREEN FOLK ART DUCK’S HEAD SNUFF BOX SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY with remains of green painted decoration and carved with a rosette and with a hinged lid, the underside inscribed with the initial ‘G’ 11.7cm long £200­300 149 A TREEN SNUFF BOX IN THE FORM OF A PAIR OF BELLOWS 19TH CENTURY with brass tack decoration, the sliding cover decorated with a crown 11.7cm long Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 150 TWO TREEN SNUFF SHOES 19TH CENTURY each with brass tack inlay and sliding covers, one decorated with a love hearts, the other with ‘V R Crowned’, leaves, thistles and the sole with an anchor (2) 9.8cm long (max) Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 47

152 151 151 152 153 ‘WINCHESTER INTEREST’ A WILLIAM IV A BURR MAPLE NOVELTY SNUFF BOX BOG OAK SNUFF BOX MID­19TH CENTURY C.1834 of faceted form, the body with a faux lid, the of disc form, together with a handwritten box opens by twisting one end and the snuff note, stating ‘This box is made of a piece of compartment pulls out oak found underneath the new Bridewell 8.1cm long May 1834 being in the city wall which was 13 feet thick and built in the time of William £100­150 Rufus about 740 years since’ 7.8cm diameter Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. £100­150 153 154 155 A SCOTTISH SYCAMORE MAUCHLINE TWO SCOTTISH SYCAMORE TWO SCOTTISH SNUFF MULLS WARE SNUFF BOX MAUCHLINE WARE SNUFF BOXES 19TH CENTURY C.1830 19TH CENTURY one a whale’s tooth, with a silver hinged lid the hinged lid decorated with a scene of one of disc form, the lid printed with a engraved with ‘C Blake’ and leaves and a Napoleon on horseback ‘Apres Vous Sire’ young lady and titled ‘Forget Me Not’ with a horse, unmarked, the other in the form of a after Toussaint verse, together with a curved penwork bird, with a hinged brass lid inscribed ‘F. H. 8.5cm wide example decorated with seaweed (2) Hopson, Hochton’ (2) 8cm (max) 7.5cm (max) Provenance ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Provenance Provenance Gentleman. ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a ‘A Lifetime of Collecting’ - The Property of a Gentleman. Gentleman. £100­150 £100­150 £150­250 155 154 48