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Lot 512
Theodor Baierl (German, 1881-1932) St John the Baptist signed lower right 'Theodor Baierl' oil on panel with cradle stretcher in original Aedicula gilt frame with Renaissance style decoration, and label verso 80 x 39cm Provenance The Reverend Francis Swithinbank, Vicar of Clare, Suffolk, for over 60 years, who obtained the painting from a Fellow Clergyman during a visit to Munich, and subsequent descent within the family after his death in 1962. Exhibited 'Muenchener Kunstausstellung im Glaspalast' Munich Art Exhibition, Crystal Palace, Munich, 1930 (old label on the reverse refers ) Theodor Baierl, prior to the first world war, received regular Church commissions for frescoes or altar paintings including Stations of the Cross. Baierl studied at the Munich Academy under Franz von Stuck and was a patron of the Munich Secession. This painting clearly shows how he was influenced by the Quattrocento - the landscape is painted in the Italianate style and the figure of Saint John is depicted in the traditional Renaissance 'serpentine' form.
Lot 274
A Fine Hanging Oak Wall Cupboard. The moulded top above an arcaded door carved with foliate embellishments and framing an inlaid central panel of interlaced geometric bands headed by the initials TS within a lozenge. The interior fitted with two spice drawers and shelves, 17 ins (43 cms) wide, 9½ ins (24 cms) deep and 24½ ins (62 cms) high.
Lot 293
An Early 18th Century Tridarn, the upper section having a moulded cornice with turned baluster columns at the front and wavy cut splats forming the sides. The centre section having a moulded overhanging frieze with turned pendant finials above two recessed field panel doors flanking a centre panel. The base cupboard with two long & one short centre drawer above the fielded panel cupboard door, standing on stile feet 91½ (231 cms) ins high, 59 ins (150 cms) wide and 24 ins (51 cms) deep.
Lot 302
A Late 17th Century Joined Oak Back Stool attributed to South Lancashire/North Cheshire. The pierced scrolling cresting rail above a single back panel carved with a lozenge motif projecting demi-lunes from the sides with chip carved trefoil terminals. The plain upright supports capped with pyramid finials. The planked seat on run-moulded rails joining column turned legs with peripheral stretchers.
Lot 328
A Good 19th Century Oak Livery Cupboard in the 17th Century Style. The top frieze having carved edge moulding and a band of chevron inlay resting on bulbous cup & cover posts enriched with foliate carving and overhanging a cupboard with panelled front door and canted sides decorated with further inlay. The lower section having a moulded top above a deep frieze drawer carved with four figure-of-eight guilloche knots encircling carved flower-heads framed by inlay, on foliate carved front posts and a triple panel back leading down to a pot shelf and base rail on arabesque strap-work with squat bun feet, 47 ins (120 cms) wide, 22 ins (56 cms) deep and 62½ ins (159 cms) high.
Lot 330
A 16th Century Romayne Panelled Coffer. The plank top having chip carved side edges. The front carved with four carved Romayne panels flanked by run-moulded muntins. Each panel depicting a head & shoulder profile portrait within a foliate roundel with floral corner motifs & various scrolling cartouche surmounts. Standing on bracketed stile feet 29 ins (73½ cms) high, 65½ ins (166.5 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep.
Lot 331
An English Oak Mid 17th Century Livery Cupboard. The twin plank top above a carved frieze of foliated C-scrolls and two ventilated cupboard doors flanking a central fielded panel; each deeply carved with a cruciform motif of leaves incorporating drilled perforations to the doors within incised bordering bands and chip-carved frames. The sides enriched with palmate carving above turned columns leading down to a pot board below, 53 ins (135 cms) wide, 17½ ins (44.5 cms) deep and 47 ins (122 cms) tall.
Lot 332
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair. The deeply raked back having a single panel divided by channel moulding into a central lozenge and triangular corner sections framed by palmate stiles with small acorn finial surmounts and a shaped cresting rail inlaid with small bone roundels. The scroll end arms on rising baluster posts. The planked seat above similarly turned legs united by peripheral stretchers.
Lot 336
A Neo-Gothic Oak 'Glastonbury' Armchair influenced by designs for early folding chairs. The tall back panel having intricate dentilated moulding to the top above two rails of pierced quatrefoils. The shaped down swept arms ornamented with tracery trefoils and leading to the boarded seat on two X-frame supports united by a chamfered central stretcher. 22 ins (56 cms) wide, 25 ins (64 cms) deep and 47 ins (120 cms) high.
Lot 351
A Joined Oak Lancashire Back Stool Circa 1680-1720. The lunette cresting rail and single back panel carved with leafy flowering plants and flanked by plain uprights capped with pyramid finials. The planked edge-moulded seat on turned legs joined by an egg turned front stretcher and plain stretchers to the sides and back.
Lot 395
A Fine Welsh Joined Oak Bow-back Settle Circa 1700-20. The tall bowed back comprising of 15 panels with edge moulded frame between plain uprights with rounded terminals. The down swept arms on square tapered posts leading down to a concave-fronted planked seat incorporating a lift off lid accessing the box compartment below enclosed behind a concaved four-panel front, 66 ins (168 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep and 65 ins (165 cms) in height.
Lot 402
A Fine Early 18th Century Oak Hooded Dresser with Spoon Rack. The moulded cornice top above a spoon rack, with shaped bracketed sides beneath. The centre section having two shelves adjoined by two square cupboards with turned knop handles. The dresser base having two short drawers set within a moulded edge border, and two fielded panel doors. Standing 75 ins (190.5 cms) high 53½ ins (136 cms) wide and 22¼ ins (56.5 cms) deep on stile feet.
Lot 405
An Early 18th Century Joined Oak Cupboard in two sections. The upper section having a moulded cornice above two cupboard doors; each door divided into three panels; two with geometric mouldings sandwiching a ventilated central panel fretted with linked C-scrolls and backed in fabric; the framework embellished in ovolu bosses and split spindle appliqués. The base section with two geometric moulded frieze drawers and doors raised on bracket feet, 40½ ins (103 cms) wide, 16½ ins (42 cms) deep and 73½ ins (186 cms) high.
Lot 408
A Fine Early 18th Century Welsh Bureau Bookcase. The upper section surmounted by a swan neck pediment with carved rosette terminals centred by a large acorn finial. The shaped arch-topped fielded panel doors opening to reveal star-burst marquetry to the inner sides, and adjustable shelves sliding into slide groove with pigeon holes to the top beneath a fretted canopy and four short drawers to the bottom. The fall front bureau with book-rest opening to reveal a fitted interior with recessed well, pigeon holes & stepped drawers concealing secret compartments. The front having three graduated drawers standing on bracket feet 80 ins (203 cms) high, 33 ins (84 cms) wide and 20½ ins (52 cms) deep.
Lot 413
A Georgian Hanging Oak Corner Cupboard. The moulded top above a diagonally grained mahogany veneered frieze inlaid with a band of stringing, and two twin panel door with a bone shield shaped escutcheon, enclosing shaped shelves & internal drawers. The canted sides enhanced with stop-fluting, 36 ins (91 cms) wide, 39½ ins (100 cms) high.
Lot 417
A Small 17th Century Oak Court Cupboard. The upper section having a moulded cornice above a carved frieze of repeating leaf forms with engraved decoration and ball turned pendant finials either side overhanging the cupboard. The panel doors ornamented with a carved lozenges framing chip carved whorls and flanking a centre panel depicting a flowering plant issuing two carved ball flowers, pendant bell-shaped blooms and acorn-like pods embellished with punchwork. The lower section having two cupboard doors each with an upper panel over twin base panels in run-moulded frames 48 ins (122 cms) in width, 61 ins (155 cms) in height and 20½ ins (52 cms) in depth.
Lot 418
A 17th Century Oak Hanging Wall Cupboard. The dentil moulded cornice above two moulded panel doors ornamented with jewel-work and bands of chevron inlay flanked by applied baluster split turnings. The centre having a totemic figure comprised of a lion head surmount; male head & torso; with a hairy paw monopod. 21 ins (53½ ins) high, 11 ins (28 cms) deep, 57½ ins (146 cms) wide.
Lot 420
A 17th Century Marriage Chest, with pen-work marquetry panels. The two plank top above a panelled frieze with chip-carved divides; the central panel having an iron lock plate with key; enhanced by scrolling marquetry inlay; the rectangular pen-work panels depicting an eagle amidst scrolls and mirroring the lower long frieze drawer. The middle section accommodating two doors opening to reveal recessed drawers set in threes with turned knop handles & small landscape pen-work panels. The moulded base raised on protruding carved feet. 25 ins (63 cms) high. The top measuring 53 ins x 20 ins (135 cms x 51 cms).
Lot 424
A Fine Carved Oak Renaissance Throne Chair dated 1595, having a heavy moulded top above an upper panel in gadrooned frame carved with scrolls of foliage issuing beast's heads and flanked by protuberant busts of a man & wife. The principle back panel enriched with a mass of lavishly scrolling acanthus with putti perched amongst the leaves flanking a central urn and cartouche dated 1595. The flat moulded arms with voluted ends resting on silhouette cut block supports leading down to a box form seat with lift-up lid and fielded twin-panel front, 30 ins (76 cms) wide, 84 ins (213 cms) in height.
Lot 425
A Late 16th Century & Later French Oak Dressoir. The top section having a moulded cornice above a carved frieze raised by fluted columns with scroll capitals. The fielded panel doors with face mask carvings, the central panel having a figure in a recessed arch, with two cushion front drawers below. The lower open section with carved cartouche back, foliate carved brackets and fluted columns rising from the deeply moulded base on squat bun feet. 45½ ins (116 cms) wide, 60 ¾ ins (154 cms) high, 19½ ins (49.5 cms).
Lot 426
A Franco Flemish Renaissance Style Joined Oak Cupboard. The edge moulded top above a central door with a carved Romayne upper panel and twin linen fold panels below, flanked by side panels protruding portrait heads in roundels amidst scrolling foliage. The dividing rails carved with the initials E & T. Standing on run moulded stiles 39 ins (99 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep and 43 ins (109 cms) in height.
Lot 427
A Splendid 17th Century Spanish Carved Walnut Bench, having a long rectangular back, the centre panel carved with a coat of arms flanked by rampant dragons, the outer panels carved with head and shoulder profile portraits with circular borders flanked by foliated panel strips. 38 ins (96 cms) high, 76 ins (194 cms) width, 17 ins (47 cms) depth.
Lot 435
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Italian Renaissance Style Walnut Armchair having a slung fabric panel back and upholstered seat now covered in velvet. The plain uprights having voluted terminals embellished with acanthus. The flat down-swept arms with foliate-crested & coiled ends resting on plain supports leading down to form the legs with a deep carved adjoining rail to the front centred by a cartouche carved with initialed MIPS amidst scrolling foliage and carved stretchers to the sides and rear.
Lot 436
An Italian 17th Century Walnut Cassoné. The single piece lid having a moulded edge. The front panel carved with undulating scrolls of fruiting vine either side of an armorial shield above a heavily gadrooned base raised on lion paw feet. The ends fitted with swing handles, 68 ins (173 cms) wide, 21 ins (53 cms) deep and 22½ ins (57 cms) in height.
Lot 437
A 16th Century Italian Cedarwood Panel Mounted in a Gillows Overmantel Frame. The 'Adige' Chest front divided by moulding into three panels depicting in detailed pen-work court scenes silhouetted against a recessed mesh punched ground and flanked by gentlemen standing under architectural domed facades. The centre panel surmounted by two lions & cartouche with protruding armorial crest, flanked by four cherubs seated under arches. Set within an overmantel frame stamped Gillows & Co. 13673. 28½ ins (70 cms) high, 70½ ins (179 cms) long, 5¼ ins (13½ cms) deep.
Lot 465
A Fine Early Georgian Walnut Armchair of generous proportions. The back covered in needle-work tapestry depicting a scrolling foliate cartouche bordering a panel of birds. The elegantly sweeping scroll knop arms raised on curved supports leading down to the wide upholstered seat with velvet clad swab cushion. The cabriole legs connected by turned H-form stretchers and terminating on pad feet, 42 ins (107 cms) high, 32 ins (81 cms) wide and 23 ins (58 cms) deep.
Lot 470
A 17th Century & Later Joined Oak Full Tester Bed. The panelled tester within a moulded framework resting on a panelled headboard and turned foot posts leading down to a triple panel footboard and rails drilled with rope holes. The headboard enriched with a frieze of foliated lunettes centred by a daisywheel above four upper panels of carved flowering plant pots and lozenges embellished with punch-work and four plain base panels below.
Lot 471
A 17th Century Joined Oak Upholstered Stool. The 18th Century needlework tapestry depicting a central landscape panel with an outer borer of scrolling foliage. The run moulded side rails between the tall turned column legs joined by block stretchers and terminating on turned bun feet. 22 ins (56 cms) high, 20 ins (51 cms) x 15½ ins (39½ cms).
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