The Oak Interior

Curating a broad range of period Furniture and Furnishings, Metalwork, Stonework and including selected pieces from The Tony Chapman Pewter Collection

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The Oak Interior

Curating a broad range of period Furniture and Furnishings, Metalwork, Stonework and including selected pieces from The Tony Chapman Pewter Collection

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Two mid-14th century pewter pilgrim badges, the head of St. Thomas Becket, circa 1350 Both a mitred bust, one with shoulders, largest 29mm high, ...

A 14th century pewter pilgrim badge, from the Shrine of Thomas Becket, Canterbury, circa 1350 Depicts the mitred head of the saint, within a circ...

A good 14th century pewter pilgrim badge, St. Thomas Becket, circa 1350  The mitred bust of the saint set within a barbed-quatrefoil, with trefoi...

A 14th century pewter pilgrim badge, St. Thomas Becket’s gloves The pair of gauntlet-like gloves linked by a loop at the cuff, height 26mm, width...

A 14th century pewter pilgrim badge, probably Thomas Becket returning from exile, circa 1350-1400 Appears to depict Becket’s return from France i...

A Charles II copper-alloy farthing token, Devon, dated 1666 By John Webber, Barnstable; together with a group of 18th and 19th century pewter com...

A mid-16th century latten hexagonal knop spoon, English, circa 1550 With gently tapering hexagonal flattened stem, and maker’s mark ‘NB’ (PS1338)...

A mid-16th century pewter hexagonal knop spoon, English, circa 1550 With gently tapering hexagonal flattened stem, and maker’s mark ‘NB’ (PS1338)...

A George I pewter dog-nose spoon, circa 1715 The end of the stem with ownership triad, elongated oval rat-tail bowl, maker's touchmark to rear of...

A rare mid-15th century latten horned-headdress knopped spoon, English, circa 1450 The flattened hexagonal-section tapering stem with unusual mid...

A rare pair of Queen Anne pewter single-reed rim wrigglework marriage plates, circa 1710 Each rim with geometric decoration, wriggled initials ’S...

A rare and documented Charles II pewter wrigglework footed ‘wine' cup, circa 1680 The conical egg-shaped bowl designed with scrolling flora, on a...

An impressive, large, William & Mary pewter multi-reeded charger, circa 1700 The rim engraved 'T. S (J?). Collet', opposed by the engraved initia...

A George I OEAS quart dome-lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1730 Having a single low fillet to drum, tear-drop pierced chair-back thumbpiece, a...

An early 18th century pewter multi-reeded charger, Somerset, circa 1700-20 The semi-broad rim with hallmarks of James Butcher II, Bridgewater, (f...

A small William & Mary pewter multiple-reeded rim plate, circa 1690 Hallmarks to rim of John Kenton, London, (fl.1675-1721), (PS5472), diameter 2...

A rare Charles II pewter wrigglework dish, Exeter, circa 1680 Having a single reed rim designed with alternate stylized tulip stems, the well dec...

A George III pewter domed-lidded spouted measure, possibly Bewdley, circa 1770 Having a squat tulip-shaped body, peacock-tail thumbpiece, tongue ...

A Charles II pewter single reed and wrigglework decorated dish, Yorkshire, dated 1674 The well designed with the Royal Coat of Arms, complete wit...

A George II pewter double domed-lidded straight-sided tankard, Northumberland, circa 1750 Having a plain drum, flared footrim, and ram’s horn thu...

An impressively large Charles II pewter multiple reeded and hammered all-over charger, circa 1680 Having indistinct hallmarks to rim, opposed by ...

A George II pewter OEWS pint U-shaped mug, Bristol, circa 1740 With narrow flared lip, and short footrim, hollow handle with tongue thumbrest and...

A late 17th century pewter multiple-reeded broad rim charger, circa 1700 The rim struck with four lion rampant hallmarks, possibly for James Butc...

A small Charles I pewter flagon, circa 1630 Having a knopped bun lid, pierced-heart and bar thumbpiece, touchmark of Edward Gibbon, London, (fl.1...

A rare Charles II pewter wrigglework footed plate or tazza, circa 1685 The plate with narrow reeded rim, designed to the centre with stylized fol...

A George I pewter spire flagon, circa 1715 The straight-sided tapering drum with a high fillet, and reeded skirt base, double domed-lid with thre...

A rare Queen Anne pewter ‘transitional’ flagon, circa 1705 Having a tapering straight-sided body with high and low fillets, centred by the engrav...

A pair of William & Mary pewter narrow-rim multi-reeded plates, Suffolk, circa 1690 Each with touchmark of William Gilly, Bury St. Edmunds, (fl.1...

A George I/II pewter spire flagon, circa 1720-50 Having a straight-sided tapering drum with broad high fillet, a flared skirt footrim, domed lid ...

A George I pewter wrigglework plate, circa 1715 Having a single-reed rim, decorated with meandering motif and bearing indistinct hallmarks, the w...

A rare pair of William & Mary pewter porringers, circa 1700 Each having a straight-sided bowl, flared lip and flat base with foot rim, the peacoc...

A 17th century pewter toy broad rim charger, circa 1680 With maker’s mark to single reed rim and extensive nature’s gilding, diameter 4.9cm; toge...

A William & Mary pewter flat-lid tankard, attributed to Christopher Banckes, Bewdley/Wigan, circa 1700 The gently domed ‘flat’ lid with pierced f...

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...

Wool Guild, Norwich : A rare and fine George II pewter double domed-lidded straight-sided and engraved tankard, dated 1747 The top of the lid eng...

A rare George III pewter hornbook, named and dated 1781 Of flat circular form, engraved with bands of upper and lower case alphabets, in various ...

A large and impressive Charles I pewter flagon, circa 1630 Having a plain drum with ovolo footrim, discoid knopped bun lid, typical pierced heart...

A George III pewter plate, with engine-turned decoration, circa 1780 The all-over wavy-linear decoration applied on a wheel, diameter 24.4cm Lit...

A documented George II pewter OEWS quart straight-sided mug, with low single fillet, Bristol, circa 1730-40 Having an ownership triad below rim l...

A rare George I pewter straight-sided pint mug, circa 1725 With raised low band to tapering drum, crowned ‘WR’ mark to left of hollow handle, wit...

A rare George I pewter quart high single-fillet straight-sided tavern pot, circa 1715 Having a truncated cone body with high single-fillet and si...

A George II pewter pint U-shaped mug, attributed to Wigan, circa 1740 Having a simple lip above a narrow pair of incised lines and crowned owners...

An early 18th century pewter straight-sided dome-lidded flagon, York, circa 1700-20 OEAS half-gallon, the tapering drum with multiple reeded and ...

A pair of George II pewter cup salts, initialled and dated 1740 Each bowl having a flattened rim, and wrigglework initials ’T W’ flanked by the d...

A George II pewter OEWS half-pint squat tulip-shaped mug, Bristol, circa 1730-40 With simple lip, hollow handle with tongue thumbrest and ball te...

A good Elizabeth I pewter spice plate, circa 1580-1600 Having a plain rim with ownership triad ‘E’ over ‘W’ ‘E’, steep booge and gentle boss, uni...

A mid-18th century pewter baluster-shaped laver/flagon, circa 1750 Having a domed lid with two-tier knop, a solid chair-back thumbpiece, a broken...

A George IIII pewter chopin crested tappit hen, Glasgow, circa 1800 The body of typical shouldered form, with foot rim, having an acorn shaped kn...

A George III pewter Scots-pint crested tappit hen, with beaker or tassie, Glasgow, circa 1800 Of typical shouldered form, domed lid with cone-sha...

A rare George I/II pewter Scots-pint lidded pot-bellied measure, Inverness, circa 1720-40 With incised lines to domed-lid, neck and lower part of...

A rare pewter Imperial quart double-domed lidded baluster measure, Glasgow, circa 1830 The lid centred by a cast medallion, with ‘IMPERIAL’ above...

A rare early 19th century pewter OEWS quart triple-dome lidded wine measure, Edinburgh, circa 1820 Having a baluster body engraved 'NUNC EST BIBE...

An early 19th century pewter OEAS gallon ale jug, circa 1800-50 Having a bulbous body with single fillet, large spout and perforated grating, dou...

A George I pewter OEAS half-gallon straight-sided dome-lidded flagon, York, circa 1720 The tapering plain drum with reeded rim and two base fille...

A rare 18th century pewter OEAS quart flat-lidded communion flagon (laver), Scottish, circa 1740 The truncated cone body with two equally spaced ...

A William & Mary pewter OEAS pint flat-lid and double-banded flagon, circa 1690 The lid with underside rim locator,  twin-cusp thumbpiece, and tr...

A rare Charles II pewter OEWS quart hammerhead baluster measure, circa 1670 Having a plain body, touchmark to rim possibly of William Waters, Lon...

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