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Lot 391
An 18th Century Oak Cupboard Dresser Base, of fine colour & patination. The top having a raised back fitted with six small drawers. The cupboard below having two fielded panel doors flanking three short graduated drawers fitted with brass escutcheons and swan neck handles. Standing on bracket feet 40½ ins (103 cms) in height, 70½ ins (179 cms) in width, 21½ ins (55 cms) in depth.
Lot 392
An 18th Century Oak Winged Armchair. The tall, broad panel back tapering towards the base and surmounted by a shaped top rail. The arms set into the winged side boards with pad end terminals and three baluster turned under-arm spindle supports either side. The sprung down-in seat upholstered in crimson velveteen and enclosing a box compartment below, 49 ins (125 cms) high, 29 ins (74 cms) wide, 23 ins (58 cms) deep.
Lot 395
An 18th Century Oak Lambing Chair/Rocker. The fielded panel back with break-arch top flanked by plain uprights with finial surmounts and winged side boards. The flat arms above enclosed sides with a rope seat bearing the green swab cushion over a box form base terminating on rocking sledges.
Lot 396
A Fine Quality 18th Century Joined Oak Dresser Cupboard Base with a good rich colour and patination. The top having a moulded edge above three lip-moulded frieze drawers with brass lined keyholes and swan-neck handles. The two cupboard doors below hung on brass H-form hinges and having twin fielded panels flanking a conforming twin panel centre section. The moulded base raised on bracket feet, 34¼ ins (87 cms) high, 58 ins (148 cms) wide, 19½ ins (49.5 cms) deep.
Lot 401
A 17th Century Joined Oak Coffer. The two plank top having a run-moulded edge above triple paneled front with stylized foliate carved frieze rail & muntins. The centre panel depicting a boldly carved plant issuing three flower heads and two large leaves on a recessed ground studded with rosette whorls. The flanking panels carved with scrolling twinned-heart designs. The stile supports scribed with undulating garlands, measuring 38 ¾ ins (73 cms) high, 53½ ins (136 cms) wide, 22¼ ins (56.5 cms) deep.
Lot 403
A 17th Century Oak Coffer. The thick triple panel top above a lunette carved frieze rail with chequered inlaid muntins and a dog-tooth inlaid lower rail. The two front panels carved later with `green men` face masks and standing on stile feet 24½ ins (62 cms) in height, 41 ins (105 cms) in width, 20½ ins (52 cms) in depth.
Lot 404
A 16th Century Oak Livery Cupboard Section, circa 1500-1510. The central door having a square panel carved with a griffin upon a barrel and the ownership initials W.L, bordered by a scrolling cartouche. The flanking `barbers pole` panels carved with floral diamonds. 20 ins (51 cms) high. Mounted on a modern wooden stand 46 ins (117 cms) high inclusive, 40 ins (112 cms) wide, 19 ins (48 cms) deep.
Lot 406
A 17th Century Carved Oak Livery Cupboard. The planked top above an ornate frieze of repeated S-scrolls circling rosette whorls. The cupboard doors with similarly carved decoration and knop handles flanking a centre panel displaying a floral wheel & palm divided by palmate muntins and base rail. The column-turned front legs joining a planked base shelf, raised on bun feet. 48 ins (121 cms) in height, 52 ins (132 cms) in width, 18½ ins (47 cms) in depth.
Lot 409
A 17th Century Joined Oak Wainscot Chair. The shaped cresting rail adorned with foliage & seed pods, and having coiled lobe ends above scrolling spandrels enriched with punch-work. The back panel centred by a foliated cruciform motif within a banded lozenge with stylized foliate embellishments to the corners. The down-swept silhouette cut arms on ball turned posts with similarly turned legs leading down to the square feet united by peripheral stretchers, 45½ ins (116 cms) high, 23 ins 59 cms) wide, 23½ ins (60 cms) deep.
Lot 413
A Fine Carved & Inlaid Oak Child`s Wainscot Chair with drawer. The arcaded back panel inlaid with a flowering plant inside an arch of carved S-scrolls surmounted by a heavy bulge-front top rail carved with undulating foliage. The run-moulded uprights with S-scroll `ear-pieces`. The arms on bobbin turned supports leading down to the seat and side opening drawer raised on turned legs with square feet united by peripheral stretchers. 32 ins (81 cms) high, 20 ins (51 cms) wide, 18 ins (46 cms) deep.
Lot 434
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair, the top rail carved JAMES HAYNE defined on a matted ground with an upper and lower string of punchwork moons & stars. The back panel intricately carved with an interlaced knot encircling rosette wheels. One of the down-swept arms stamped SSS and both raised on finely turned bobbin supports above corresponding legs; joined by block stretchers.[Provenance- Grimshaw Hall, Knowle. Christies 8th March 2000. lot no 40. Also Vesey Grange, Sutton Coldfield, 28th sept 1960 lot no 62.]
Lot 436
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair. The top rail carved with linked strap-work defined against a recessed nail-pitted ground. The back panel centred by a channel moulded diamond enriched with incised trails of grape & vine and framing a foliate carved motif, with fluttering pennants at each corner interspersed with wrythen whorls. The shaped arms above reverse baluster supports and corresponding legs joined by peripheral stretchers.
Lot 438
A Large 17th Century Court Cupboard. The moulded cornice above a floral lunette carved frieze; overhanging the recessed cupboard with two turned bun pendant finials. The two cupboard doors flanking twin S-scroll muntins and a central panel carved with concentric bands enriched with punchwork. The lower cupboard having two large doors with T-form dividing rails and bold iron butterfly hinges. Raised on later bun feet. 67 ins (170 cms) in height, 56 ins (143 cms) in width, 25 ins (64 cms) in depth.
Lot 442
A Fine 17th Century Oak Lancashire/Cheshire Chair. The arched top panel carved with a stylized triple flower-headed plant defined against a matted ground. The uprights having pyramid finials and flanking a lozenge carved back panel centred by a rosette with a small wrythen whorl to each corner enriched with punchwork. The plank seat above block & ball legs joined by plain stretchers and terminating on bun feet.
Lot 444
A Rare Double-sided Westmorland Joined Oak Court Cupboard believed to have been taken from a cottage in the Lake District village of Kirby Stephen where it had been built into the wall and served as a room divide. The `parlour` side having a moulded cornice above a frieze of carved S-scrolls centred by marriage initials GB and date 1723, with turned pendant finials overhanging either side. The recessed upper cupboard with horizontal fielded panel doors flanking a vertical fielded centre panel. The base section housing three drawers with applied edge moulding above two large panelled doors flanking a panelled centre. The plainer `kitchen` side having an offset door accessing the upper cupboard above two drawers and a panelled facade composed of ten panels set in two rows of five within a groove-moulded framework, 74 ins (188 cms) high, 67 ins (170 cms) wide, 27½ ins (70 cms) deep.
Lot 445
A Late 17th Century Lancashire Armchair. The top rail carved with crested foliate waves issued from flowering scrolls. The uprights surmounted by pyramid finials and flanking an ornately carved back panel centred by a flowering plant with fanned bloom radiating foliage, tulip heads & roses. The swept arms raised on fine baluster supports above a planked seat and run moulded rails. The column turned legs joined by peripheral block stretchers.
Lot 451
A 17th Century Lancashire Oak Backstool. The arched top carved with a flowering plant defined upon a recessed matted ground flanked by plain uprights surmounted by pyramid finials. The back panel having a similarly carved flower head issuing foliage. The seat bordered by raised rails above the ball turned legs and a twin baluster front rail.
Lot 457
A Rare 17th Century Carved Joined Oak Chair. The foliate lunette carved top rail above a demi-panel back with arched underedge, ornamented with two tulip heads issuing bold stylized foliage enriched with incised & nail punched details. The plank seat above finely turned ball & reel legs and front stretcher.
Lot 458
A Fine Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Low Dresser of good colour and patination. The one piece top with moulded edge above three frieze drawers having double panel fronts formed from raised mouldings. Standing on ball turned column front legs and rear stiles, 31 ins (79 cms) in height, 70 ins (177 cms) in width, 17 ins (66 cms).
Lot 460
A Pair of Fine William & Mary Joined Oak Side Chairs. The domed cresting rails carved with scrolling foliage above dome-topped fielded panel backs flanked by chamfered uprights with acorn finial surmounts. The fielded panel seats in raised frames containing crimson plush swab cushions, standing on turned legs united by high twinned baluster front rails and plain stretchers to the sides and backs, 48 ins (122 cms) high, 18½ ins (47 cms) wide, 19¼ ins (49 cms) deep.
Lot 461
A 17th Century Oak & Ash Chest on Stand. The break-front top with a beaded edge above a bulge front frieze drawer with central mirrored panel [worn]. The upper section having two short drawers applied with raised fielded panels flanking an open sliding compartment carved with a perspective interior concealing the secret recessed door behind. The lower section having three graduated long drawers inlaid with linked lunette stringing forming geometric patterns and studded with pewter roundels; each drawer divided by split turned beading. The stand boldly carved with a foliate twin-scroll apron, raised on six barley-twist legs joined by grove moulded stretchers 59 ins (150 cms) in height, 41 ins x 22 ins (105 cms x 56 cms).
Lot 471
A Fine 16th Century Oak Coffer. The thick twin-panel lid above a moulded triple-panel front. The centre panel carved with a guilloche knot encircling rosette whorls and flanked by simple parchemin panels enriched by incised ornamentation. Stamped on the top rail with the initials I.B. Standing on stile feet and measuring 27½ ins (70 cms) in height, 42 ins (107 cms) in width, 20 ins (51 cms) in depth.
Lot 475
An Early 17th Century Oak Wainscot Armchair. The triple arched top rail carved with central foliate lunettes and having lug terminals above a guilloche plait of seven flowers flanked by scrolling leafy ear-pieces. The square back panel having a central rosette within a roundel border issuing large corner flower heads flanked by chip carved uprights enhanced with punchwork. The arms raised on reel turned supports leading down to the plank seat above a foliate lunette carved rail adjoining turned legs and peripheral block stretchers.
Lot 476
A 16th Century Romayne Coffer of Small Proportions, the thick three panel lid above the sides with run-moulded muntins and iron handles. The front having two Romayne panels of male & female head & shoulder profile portraits carved within roundels. Standing on stile feet with shaped brackets. 28½ ins (65 cms) in height, 34½ ins (88 cms) in width, 18½ ins (47 cms) in depth.
Lot 479
A Fabulous Early 17th Century Carved & Inlaid Oak Full Tester Bed. The head board having a lunette carved frieze of demi-lune flower-heads surmounting two small horizontal upper panels and two recessed principal panels inlaid with scrolling flowers & foliage and edged in moulding, above a dentil moulded candle ledge with three plain base panels below. The deep fluted muntins adorned with sunken reeds and interspersed with carved daisy wheels. The tester composed of nine lozenge carved panels and having a lunettes carved cavetto moulded cornice. The boldly turned foot posts united by a triple panel foot board and terminating on run-moulded block feet. 81 ins (206 cms) high, 81 ins (206 cms) in length, 54 ins (127 cms) in width.
Lot 480
A Fine Late 16th/Early 17th Century Oak Inlaid Wainscot Chair. The twin S-scroll crested top above a floral guilloche carved rail and S-scroll ear pieces enhanced with punchwork. The shallow strap-work uprights flanking the back panel centred by geometric inlaid chevron banding beneath a guilloche carved arch with foliate corner spandrels. The down swept arms with voluted ends resting on unusual cup & cover baluster supports enriched with layered petals above the run-moulded seat & similarly carved front legs; joined by peripheral block stretchers.
Lot 483
A Pair of Fine 17th Century Oak Side Chairs of good colour & patination. The crested top rails centred by carved & pierced crowns between twin peaked s-scrolls. The fielded panel backs within moulded borders above open carved S-scrolls flanked by plain uprights with roundel finials. The recessed seats raised on ball turned legs united by plain stretchers and barley twist front rails, terminating on block feet.
Lot 489
A Joined Oak East Anglian Wainscot Chair. The run-moulded top rail enriched with bands of chip carving above a horizontal moulded upper panel and arcaded principle panel flanked by foliated uprights. The arched panel enhanced with ebony stained bands and beveled block appliqués with turned roundels to the corners. The down-swept arms on turned supports above the moulded edge seat. The columnar legs joined by block stretchers. 46 ins (117 cms) high.
Lot 1203
One Pound, 3 February 1819, T.C. Hansard’s Plan for a Typographic Bank Note, uniface, on paper, Promise to pay, warning lines around central panel of penalties for uttering or possession of a forged note, classical vignettes at sides. Good extremely fine Printing on this note includes Diamond type, the smallest available at the time
Lot 3073
A French Empire secretaire abattant, the stepped top with a single drawer, the concave front of which bears a gilt bronze panel of a winged figure in a chariot. The fall front, beneath a single drawer, opens on to a mirrored open shelf with parcel gilt columns, gilt brass mounts and small drawers, flanked by Egyptian caryatids, width 43 1/2 ins. (See illustration)
Lot 7
SILVERED METAL CEREMONIAL STAFF OR KHATVANGA with flaming finial above three carved human heads, (fresh, dried and a skull), symbolizing the conquest of the three poisons of lust, hate and delusion, 47cm high; a painted model of a `Terracotta Warrior`, 38cm high; and an Egyptian painted wooden panel fragment, 20cm wide (3)
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