The Collector: to include Period Oak and Folk Art - 14th October 2021

George III mahogany wall mirror, the original rectangular plate with an arched pediment above the reeded surround, 27cm x 43cm

Charles I boarded oak box on later stand, circa 1640, the rectangular top above a pair of carved arches to the front, raised on a later oak base w...

19th Century cobblers bench, the rectangular top with leather strap work to the centre and one end squared off with wide beading above the angled ...

19th Century copper fountain cistern, the top section with twin handles to the shaped body with a cistern section below, top section 36cm wide

18th Century walnut niche, the foliate fret top flanked by windows to the sides above trailing stems and rose bursts, with a later red velvet line...

19th Century window/doorway arch, the wooden arch with Gothic arches to the interior, 111cm wide x 66cm high

A pair of William & Mary oak and cane side chairs, circa 1690, of rare form, each with a dished, scroll-carved and pierced cresting, an arched can...

A good 19th Century mahogany model, of a church section with three spires above three arches carved with leaf and berries designs above three rece...

Pair of large late 17th Century carved oak architectural pilasters, with winged angles above scrolls terminating with acanthus leaf and lion paw f...

Queen Anne black and gilt Japanned mirror, circa 1710, probably the original mirror plate, within a slender cushion-moulded frame with Chinoiserie...

English 19th Century full bodied weathervane, in the form of a cockerel with a large plumage of feathers, 59cm long

Charles II joined oak form or long bench, circa 1630, the single seat board, run moulded rails on baluster over turned legs joined by run moulded ...

18th Century floor standing peerman, the iron grip above the oak adjustable base, 115cm high when not extended

Two 19th Century country made chairs, the first in elm with a top rail above turned spindles and solid seat above a wavy stretcher and turned legs...

France, a large double sided metal hand painted shoe shop sign, with the lettering CHAUSSURES E MAITRON to both sides, 142cm x 66cm

An early 19th Century English candleholder, circa 1820, North England, the wrought iron arm with candleholder with rush or splint clip, above the ...

English rush light and candle holder, circa 1800, the wrought iron arm with candlestick socket above the domed oak base, 30cm high ...[more]

A table rush light holder, circa 1800, with a wrought iron arm and candlestick socket raised on a shaped base, 30cm high

Large early 20th Century zinc and iron tradesman/ locksmiths shop sign, in the form of a key, raised on a later stand, 120cm high

19th Century Thames Valley Windsor chair, the arched back with pierced fleur-de-lis splat flanked by turned spindles, dished elm seat, raised on t...

Charles I oak coffer, circa 1630, having a triple-panelled lid and front, a carved pointed-leaf, bud and scroll-carved top rail, the muntin rails ...

Charles I oak joint stool, circa 1630, having a deep ovolo-moulded edge top, edge-moulded rails, and parallel-baluster and elongated reel-turned l...

19th Century oak elm and yew Lincolnshire Windsor chair, the arched back with spindles and shaped splat above a solid seat flanked by curved arms ...

English table rush light and candle holder, circa 1800, the wrought iron arm with candlestick socket above the shaped wood base, 29cm high

18th Century wrought iron game hanger, with a central spike above four arched hooks and a further three arched hooks raised on supports and a drip...

A good Charles II oak form or long bench, circa 1660, having an impressive single-piece ovolo-moulded top, multiple run-moulded rails and inverted...

19th Century ash and elm Lincolnshire Windsor armchair, the arched back with spindles above a solid seat flanked by arms above turned legs, the se...

Early 18th Century small chip carved treen candle or tinder box, Welsh, with five chip and fan carved roundels to the top above and the slide fron...

Charles I oak and inlaid coffer, Yorkshire 1640, the rectangular three panel top above a thumb carved frieze which continues around the sides abov...

Charles I Oak and Polychrome Decorated Armorial Crest, English, circa 1630. Featuring two Bulls rampant flanking an argent shield with three buckl...

Pair 19th Century carved pine pew ends, the poppy head finials above rectangular pew sides, 129cm high, (2)

Mid 20th Century primitive child's toy horse, the top of the naïve body and head painted in green, named W. M. Bush and dated 1959 to the top, wit...

Early 18th Century bronze Italian fountain head, circa 1700, in the from of a stylised winged fish and curled tail, 26cm long  ...[more]

Welsh late 17th/ early 18th Century Oak Tridarn, Snowdonia circa 1690-1710, the open canopy structure with turned supports above the two fielded p...

Pair of Victorian Shop window display iron boots, with card legs inserted in to the boots, the tallest boot with inset leg section 60cm high

Late 18th Century wrought iron lark spit, the finial above a stem and adjustable circular pronged spit raised on three shaped legs, 72cm high

19th Century Thames Valley fruit wood and elm Windsor chair, the arched back with a wheel to the centre with spindles to the sides, the solid seat...

Large mid to late 19th Century wooden Rat Trap. The mechanism with large single block of timber, 46cm long  ...[more]

19th Century Thames Valley beech ash and elm Windsor elbow chair, the pierced wheel back flanked by turned spindles, solid elm dished seat, raised...

A rare Charles II oak coffer, West Country, dated 1661, having a quadruple-panelled lid, the front of three panels, each unusually carved with a l...

Late 18th / early 19th Century wrought Iron fire crane hook, of typical form