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An unusual oak close stool, possibly French, circa 1700The drum-shaped body formed from one-piece of bentwood, the top with concentric circles car...
A Victorian green-painted ash Child's Dales-type spindle-back armchair, circa 1850With a single row of three tapering spindles supported between t...
An early 16th century carved oak roof corbel, or beam endCarved as a woman wearing a hat and holding a banner, furled at the end, 15cm wide x 23cm...
Two late 15th/early 16th century carved oak corbels, or beam endsThe first of a kneeling woman, her hands clasped in prayer, 13cm wide x 29cm deep...
Two late 15th/early 16th century carved oak corbels, or beam endsThe first of a bearded man, holding a banner, 15cm wide x 11cm deep x 31cm high, ...
A Henry VII/Henry VIII carved and painted pine roof or ceiling boss, probably Lancashire, circa 1500
A Henry VII/Henry VIII carved and painted pine roof or ceiling boss, probably Lancashire, circa 1500Of lozenge form, and carved with a Christogram...
A rare and documented boarded oak box, probably Northern German, circa 1600The lid carved to its centre with a gentleman wearing a wig, a doublet ...
A small and good James I boarded oak desk box, circa 1620The lid with applied moulded edge, and carved with the initials 'E B', the front carved a...
A small George I oak table-top chest of drawers, circa 1720With two pairs of short drawers over two long drawers, on small bracket feet, 48.5cm wi...
A small James I pewter flagon, circa 1610Of typical form, with plain tapering drum, ovolo-moulded footrim, knopped bun-lid, and erect thumbpiece, ...
A William & Mary pewter narrow-rim wrigglework plate, circa 1690The rim with cast reeding, the well designed with a stylized bird resting in scrol...
An interesting Romanesque cast pewter candlestick, Sandbacks, nr. BrugeHaving three standing Knights or Crusaders, back-to-back, wearing chain-mai...
A rare William & Mary pewter two-band tavern pot, quart capacity, circa 1690Touchmark in base of Adam Banck(e)s IV, Wigan,(fl.1671-1716), (OP222a,...
A rare late 16th large tapestry cushion cover, English or North European, circa 1580Finely woven in coloured wools and silks, depicting a scene fr...
A chip-carved open box, made from 17th century boards, Swiss/French, iron carry handleMade from four boards, carved with chip-edged roundels enclo...
A pigskin-covered domed casket, circa 1830, by George Hewitt of Lord Street, LiverpoolTooled and fixed with bands of decorative brass studs, the i...
A William & Mary boarded oak box, North Country, dated 1691The hinged lid with punch-decorated ends and moulded front edge above a front board car...
An extremely large and impressive George III joined oak and inlaid dresser, Midlands, circa 1790
An extremely large and impressive George III joined oak and inlaid dresser, Midlands, circa 1790The upper-section formed from two racks with pair...
An early 17th century joined oak centre table, German, circa 1620The rounded rectangular top (originally sliding) having end-locators pegged throu...
An early Victorian joined oak child's chair, circa 1840With adjustable seat height mechanism, the back having a vase-shaped splat with five circul...
A joined oak long bench or form, EnglishCirca 1640 and laterHaving an ovolo-moulded single-piece top, and deep lower edge moulded rails, on column...
A rare and good William & Mary oak boarded mural cupboard, Welsh Borders, circa 1690Of arched bentwood form, the front formed from three narrow li...
Two William & Mary joined oak slat-back chairs, circa 1690Each high back with multiple slats, below a carved and pierced angular double S-scroll c...
A George I joined oak lowboy, circa 1725Having a triple-boarded top with ovolo-moulded edge, an arched and scroll-profiled apron enclosing two dee...
A rare Elizabeth I oak joint stool, circa 1590Having a double-reeded edge top, and bicuspid-shaped rails with broad flat run-mouldings, on baluste...
A William & Mary joined oak gateleg table, circa 1690The oval drop-leaf top formed from good thick boards, above a single end-drawer, on paired ba...
An 18th century oak and glazed mural cupboard, DutchOf canted form, having a broken-arch moulded cornice, above an astragal-glazed cupboard door, ...
A pair of late 19th/early 20th century brass jardinières, English, circa 1900 One marked 'ENGLAND...
A pair of late 19th/early 20th century brass jardinières, English, circa 1900One marked 'ENGLAND' to the undersideBoth of oval form, with flared r...
A Charles I oak and elm joint stool, circa 1630The elm double-reeded edge top with an unusually large overhang at each end, the run-moulded rails ...
A George I oak close stool, circa 1720Having a hinged boarded lid, plain panelled sides and elongated ball-turned feet, 44cm wide x 42.5cm deep x...
A Charles II joined oak close stool, circa 1680Having an ovolo-moulded boarded hinged top, and multiple run-moulded front and side panels, on bloc...
Two similar 19th century small sheet and cast brass jardinièresEach with gadrooned body, lion mask backplates and ring handles, cast paw feet, th...
A Charles I oak joint stool, historically adapted using an 18th century oak table-topThe oval twin-boarded top with chamfered under-edge, the stoo...
A good Charles II joined oak panel-back open armchair, Yorkshire, Leeds area, circa 1670Having a double-panelled back, with a narrow foliate carve...
A George III fruitwood tripod occasional table, circa 1770Having a circular fixed top, a baluster and vase-turned pillar, and three hipped downswe...
A 19th century burr-walnut mirrorThe bevelled-plate within a well-figured cushion-moulded frame, 61.5cm x 53.5cmFor further information on this lo...
Four items of domestic brassTo include a swirl-gadrooned oval dish, marked to the underside with Neptune (a male figure holding a trident), 26.5cm...
A wrought iron brazier stand
A wrought iron brazier standThe upper ring issuing three scroll supports, and on three curving legs, decorated with stalked leaves, the feet with ...
A small Charles I boarded oak chest, West Country, circa 1630The one-piece top with double-reeded edge, the front carved with paired leafy S-scrol...
A small George II joined oak mural corner cupboard, circa 1740Of slender proportions, having a panelled cupboard door enclosing three stepped and ...
A George III oak tripod wine table, circa 1790Having a near-circular one-piece top, and single-fillet and baluster-turned pillar, on three hipped ...
A George II joined oak open dresser base, Montgomeryshire, circa 1740Having a boarded top, and three lip-moulded frieze drawers, each above an oge...
A Charles II oak boarded chest, dated 1684The hinged lid with chip-carved ends, the front carved with a pair of bold leafy-S-scrolls, each enclosi...
A George IV oak corner chair, English, circa 1830Having a three-part 'horse-shaped' arm-rest, on turned lotus-leaf carved supports and tulip-shap...
A George III oak delft rack, circa 1780Having three open-shelves, each with a retaining bar, below a flattened-arch and scroll-profiled frieze, an...
A slender Charles II joined oak coffer, Yorkshire, circa 1660Having a twin-panelled hinged lid, the front with a deep top rail carved with half-fl...
A rare and remarkable Charles I joined oak and boarded spindle-filled mural livery cupboard, Devo...
A rare and remarkable Charles I joined oak and boarded spindle-filled mural livery cupboard, Devon, circa 1640Having a frieze with applied corbels...
Two late 19th century brass jardinieres, DutchBoth circular, and with a band of swirling gadroons, one with a fluted collar, the second with an em...
A collection of nine brass jardinieres, Dutch and English, late 19th/early 20th centuryTo include a large example, embossed with fleur-de-lys type...
A Charles II joined oak and upholstered stool, circa 1680The square stuff-over seat upholstered in ivory and wine-coloured floral woven cotton-gro...
A Charles II oak candlestand, circa 1680Having an octagonal one-piece top with incised and moulded edge, an ornate spiral, acorn and baluster-turn...
A small early 19th century giltwood pier mirror, circa 1820Having a reverse-painted reserve designed with a 'phoenix' above a rectangular mirror-p...
A William & Mary walnut and upholstered stool, circa 1695In the manner of Daniel MorotHaving a square stuff-over deep seat upholstered in salmon-p...
Two 18th century polychrome-decorated delft chargersThe first painted in red, yellow, blue and green, with peonies and leaves, a stylised fence to...
A William & Mary oak and elm candlestand, circa 1690Having a circular one-piece top with cockbeaded edge, and a baluster-turned pillar, on a cruci...
A rare Elizabeth I joined oak low centre table, circa 1600The boarded top having a square and linear incised edge, on addorsed baluster-turned leg...
A small Charles II joined oak side table, circa 1670Having an ovolo-moulded top, and slender frieze drawer, on block, ball and fillet-turned legs,...
A particularly small George I oak side table, possibly for a child, circa 1720Having a cleated boarded top and flattened-arched rails, a single fr...
A Charles II joined oak panel-back open armchair, Yorkshire, circa 1670Having a plain and mitre-moulded framed back panel, a double-scroll carved ...
Four late 19th/early 20th century brass and copper jardinieres, Dutch and EnglishThe largest embossed with the coat of arms of a Dutch city or tow...
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