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A Charles I joined oak stool-table, circa 1640 and laterThe drop-leaf top constructed from single-piece boards, and probably added in the 18th cen...
A Charles I joined oak coffer, West Country, circa 1640Having an unusual six-panelled lid, and with each panel carved with a large demi-flower, wi...
An Elizabeth I small low 'joint stool', circa 1600Possibly formed from a bed-post, the near-square ovolo-moulded seat with circular aperture, each...
A rare William & Mary joined fruitwood 'bird-cage' tripod table, circa 1690Having a dodecagonal ovolo-moulded top, and a large arcaded birdcage mo...
An impressive James I joined oak and elm coffer, Gloucestershire, circa 1610Having a twin-boarded end-cleated lid, with traces of punched-decorati...
An Elizabeth I joined oak standing livery cupboard, with draw-leaf top, circa 1580 and later
An Elizabeth I joined oak standing livery cupboard, with draw-leaf top, circa 1580 and laterThe cleated boarded top with a narrow draw-leaf to eac...
A 19th century joined oak and inlaid panel-back open armchair, South Yorkshire/DerbyshireThe tall back having a floral carved panel centred by an ...
A pair of George III yew-wood high-back Windsor armchairs, Thames Valley, circa 1780Each having a hooped back with four long spindles either side ...
A William & Mary joined oak box-top centre table, circa 1690Having a hinged top mainly of one large board with ovolo-edge, enclosing a shallow wel...
A rare James I joined oak caqueteuse open armchair, Scottish, dated 1606Having a tall narrow back, with arched pierced and carved cresting centred...
A rare mid-16th century joined oak folding-table with box-top, English, circa 1540-80The icosagonal top in two-parts, one part hung at the back an...
A pair of mid-17th century oak joint stools, French, circa 1650Each of narrow upright form, having a double-reeded edge seat, the frieze rails wit...
A good William & Mary joined oak bureau, circa 1700In two parts, having a single-piece overhung fall, enclosing an open well and a partly-fitted i...
A small Charles II joined oak single-door enclosed-cupboard, circa 1670Have a one-piece top board, the panelled door enclosing a single shelf, on ...
An interesting late 17th/early 18th century gilt-metal mounted ruby glass bottle vase, probably G...
An interesting late 17th/early 18th century gilt-metal mounted ruby glass bottle vase, probably German or BohemianMounted with a portrait medallio...
An exceptional and rare Henry VIII joined oak standing 'Great Hall' cupboard, circa 1540The original top boards with under-chamfered edge, over fo...
An interesting pair of brass alloy and wrought iron firedogs Possibly 16th century and cast with ...
An interesting pair of brass alloy and wrought iron firedogsPossibly 16th century and cast with initials 'E R' possibly referring to Elizabeth I (...
A George II embroidered picture, circa 1740Of a country scene displaying manly and womanly pursuits, designed with a young woman holding flax in o...
A large George III samplerBy Sarah Mason, Aged 10 Years, 1808Worked in coloured silks, with verse, various animals and birds above a detailed past...
A carved oak 'Romayne'-type panel, circa 1530-50Once a cupboard door, carved with the head of a man, his hair and beard modelled in distinctive cu...
A pair of mid-16th century carved oak 'Romayne'-type panels, circa 1530-60Both topped by a roundel framing a woman's face, wearing a French hood, ...
A carved oak panel
A carved oak panelCarved with a dragon or wyvern within a stylised swirl of leaves and scrolls, within a roundel and leaf and berry spandrels, 29....
An unusual last half of the 15th century carved oak panel, circa 1450-99Topped by a mythical grotesque, a crouching figure with the face of a man,...
A 17th century limewood and polychrome-decorated cherub, South German/North ItalianKneeling and looking heavenwards, and with hands clasped, 45.5c...
A pair of late 15th/early 16th century oak pew-end fragments, English With 19th century scumbled ...
A pair of late 15th/early 16th century oak pew-end fragments, EnglishWith 19th century scumbled paint finishEach with finial carved as a poppy-hea...
A polychrome-painted pine board, South German (or possibly Swiss), dated 1546Painted in red and green, possibly with a coat of arms, the dexter si...
A rare pair of Elizabeth I/James I carved oak and polychrome-decorated figural pilasters, circa 1...
A rare pair of Elizabeth I/James I carved oak and polychrome-decorated figural pilasters, circa 1600Modelled as a man and a woman beneath an Ionic...
A Charles II joined oak side table, circa 1670The top of two boards with ovolo-moulded edge, a single frieze drawer above a double flattened ogee-...
A painted-pine table-settle, Welsh, possibly Pembrokeshire, circa 1800-50The rounded-rectangular boarded top/back pivot-hinged from the rear of th...
An unusual pair of Charles II joined oak backstools, Derbyshire, circa 1680Each having a large 'open' back, formed by a carved fan-shaped cresting...
A mid-17th century joined oak side table, English, circa 1650Having a triple-boarded end-cleated top, the single frieze drawer with central flat r...
A 17th centuury tapestry panel, FlemishDepicting a scene of a man amongst bears, to symbolize his attempt to convert to the Christian faith, angel...
A 17th century verdure tapestry, FlemishDepicting horsemen, some with swords drawn racing towards a carriage, fruiting trees to the left, a house ...
A painted pine sign or mount, North AmericanMounted with a carved American bald eagle, its wings displayed, against a background with a border of ...
A fossil limestone carved stone fragmentDivided into two by a central line, on the proper right a ship with crow's nest and rigging at sea, flanke...
A carved limestone grotesquePossibly circa 1500A crouching grotesque beast, with prominent haunches and eyes, 33cm wide x 41cm deep x 28cm high, (...
An unusual Elizabeth I/James I boarded oak box, circa 1600Of pegged-construction, the one-piece lid board carved to simulate a single panel, all s...
An impressive 17th century boarded cypress-wood and 'pitch'-decorated chest, North Italian, made ...
An impressive 17th century boarded cypress-wood and 'pitch'-decorated chest, North Italian, made for export to EnglandOf dove-tail construction us...
A George II oak two-tier tripod pedestal table, circa 1750 Popularly referred to as a 'dumb-waiter'
A George II oak two-tier tripod pedestal table, circa 1750Popularly referred to as a 'dumb-waiter'Having two graduated and dished circular tops jo...
A good Charles I oak joint stool, circa 1640The top with double-reed edge, the shallow rails with bicuspid-shaped lower edge and carved with demi-...
An impressive Charles I joined oak coffer, Gloucestershire, circa 1640Having a triple-boarded lid with ovolo-moulded edge, the front with three 'f...
A rare and good James I joined oak child's high-chair, Salisbury and the surrounding area, circa ...
A rare and good James I joined oak child's high-chair, Salisbury and the surrounding area, circa 1620Of A-frame form, the tapering back-panel with...
A rare Elizabeth I joined oak display/serving table, circa 1600 Made to accompany the 'Great Tabl...
A rare Elizabeth I joined oak display/serving table, circa 1600Made to accompany the 'Great Table', a large refectory-type tableHaving a triple-pl...
A small Charles II joined oak coffer with drawer, circa 1660The hinged lid of two boards with ovolo-moulded edge, the front with two lozenge-carve...
A mid-17th century oak joint stool, English, circa 1650A particularly tall example, having a six-pegged top with ovolo-moulded edge, lower edge mo...
A 19th century free-standing wooden and needlework figure of a priest, ItalianThe wooden figure applied with carded paper embroidered in green, cr...
An interesting pair of mid-16th century carved oak panels, Franco-Flemish, circa 1550Both carved to one side with linenfold, and to the other with...
An interesting pair of mid-16th century carved oak panels, Franco-Flemish, circa 1550Both carved to one side with linenfold, and to the other with...
A late 19th century emboidered firescreen panelThe linen ground worked in mainly red, brown and green wools, with French knot, satin and couched s...
A 16th century embroidered valance, Franco-ScottishWorked mainly in blue, cream and green wools and silks, designed with a frieze of classical and...
An exceptionally large and good painted sycamore dairy bowlOf typical shallow form, the rim 4cm thick, 65cm diameter x 17cm high ...[more]
Two sectional spice mortar graters, EnglishThe first of sycamore, English, last quarter 17th century, the lower bulb repaired, 24cm high, the seco...
A treen grain measure
A treen grain measureHollowed out, and with separate baseboard, simple curving handle with iron nail fixings, approximately 26.5cm diameter x 27cm...
Two first half of the 18th century snuff mortars, EnglishThe first of fruitwood, the pestle with tall handle and with tapering body, 20cm high, th...
Am impressive 19th century dug-out chair, with cupboard baseStained beech and pineFormed from a trunk, with adzed-surface, pegged boarded seat, 58...
An impressive 19th century joined oak tavern table, SussexHaving an end-cleated boarded top, on X-form and chamfered end-supports, joined by a hig...
A 16th/17th century carved softwood panel, German/DutchLater framed and with some replaced sections, carved with a procession of five mounted ride...
An early 17th century boarded cypress-wood and 'pitch'-decorated chest, North ItalianOf dove-tailed construction, the incised-carved decoration fi...
A good Charles I joined oak folding 'credence-type' table, West Country, circa 1630The octagonal fold-over top with iron side hinges, the base of ...
A George III solid yew-wood cwpwrdd tridarn, North Wales, probably Snowdonia, circa 1760Having an open canopied superstructure with panelled sides...
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