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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A rare pewter half-mutchkin lidded tappit hen, Edinburgh, circa 1800 The body of typical shouldered form, with multiple incised line decoration, ...

A George II pewter OEWS gallon spouted acorn-shaped knopped flagon, York, circa 1750 The body of typical acorn-shape, with mid-fillet to lower bu...

A George II pewter OEAS pint domed-lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1750 The drum with low fillet, solid chair-back thumbpiece, handle with u...

A documented Charles II pewter wrigglework flat-lid tankard, Warwickshire, circa 1680 The flat lid decorated with a large single tulip head, twin...

An early 18th century pewter OEWS quart bud baluster measure, English, circa 1700-20 With maker’s mark of ‘FB' (PS1449) to lid, along with struck...

A rare Charles II pewter footed plate or tazza, circa 1660-80 The flat plate with multiple reeded and rolled edge, on three ball feet, hallmarks ...

A rare Queen Anne pewter OEWS gill bud baluster measure, circa 1710 Having a flat-lid struck with initials ‘CM’, a plain body, and touchmark to r...

A George III pewter OEWS half-gill double-volute baluster measure, circa 1760 Having a plain body, handle with diamond lower strut attachment and...

A rare Henry VIII pewter octagonal-shaped saucer, circa 1540 The broad rim with slightly convex sides and reeded rim, along with touchmark of Tho...

A George III pewter OWES gill double-volute baluster measure, circa 1760 Having three pairs of incised lines to body, handle with diamond lower s...

Four George III OEWS pewter double-volute baluster measures, circa 1770 A pint, with plain body, together with a half-pint, gill and half-gill al...

A George II pewter OWES half-gallon double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750 Having a plain body, and strap single-curve handle with lower stru...

A George II pewter OEAS quart dome-lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1740 With plain body, pierced-heart chairback thumbpiece, hollow handle wit...

A rare and documented William & Mary OEWS quart straight-sided dome-lidded tankard, Birmingham, circa 1690 The plain drum with entasis and engrav...

A George II pewter OEAS pint dome-lidded straight-sided tankard, Bristol, circa 1730 Having a drum with low fillet, a scroll thumbpiece and fish-...

A George I pewter OEWS quart domed-lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1720 The drum with low slender fillet, solid chair-back thumbpiece, hollo...

A George II pewter OEWS pint twin-handled footed cup, Yorkshire, circa 1735 Having a relatively slender tulip-shaped cup with mid-fillet, a waist...

A Queen Anne/George I pewter OEWS quart domed-lidded straight-sided tankard, attributed to Wigan, circa 1715 Having a high domed lid, rams’ horn ...

A rare and documented Charles II pewter OEWS half-pint hammerhead baluster measure, circa 1660 Having a plain body, and ownership triad ‘H’ over ...

An exceptionally rare James I pewter and enamel 'rosewater bowl', English or Scottish, but probably London, circa 1605 Having a plain rim and dee...

An exceptionally rare Charles I pewter and enamel 'rosewater bowl', or alms bowl, English or Scottish, but probably London, circa 1640 Having a p...

A rare Charles II pewter OEAS gill hammerhead baluster measure, circa 1670 Of typical form, with plain body, unidentified maker’s touchmark to ri...

A rare late 17th century pewter OEWS quart ball-and-bar baluster measure, English, circa 1670-90 The slim body without a collar, the lid without ...

A George III pewter OEWS quart lidless baluster measure, probably Wigan, circa 1780 The body with two bands of paired incised lines, plain collar...

A rare George III pewter OEWS pint lidless baluster measure, North of England, probably Wigan, circa 1790 The low bellied body with three bands o...

A fine and interesting pewter wrigglework decorated beaker, Dutch, circa 1700-10 Of typical tall, flared, form, maker’s mark of ‘PP’ above a seed...

A George III pewter OEWS quart straight-sided mug, converted to Imperial capacity by extending the lip, circa 1800 and later Having a truncated c...

A George III pewter pre-Imperial pint straight-sided mug, circa 1810 1 1/60th pint, the plain drum engraved ‘4 W Churchman Horshoes Warfield’, cr...

A rare and documented George III pewter OEAS quart straight-sided measure, Yorkshire, circa 1790 With low single fillet, and S-curve handle with ...

A rare George III pewter half-pint straight-sided measure, Yorkshire, circa 1790 With low single fillet, and S-curve handle with thumbrest and bo...

A George II pewter OEAS three-quarter pint (third quart) straight-sided mug, North country, circa 1740 Having a pronounced flared lip above a sin...

A rare Charles II pewter broad plain rim plate, Birmingham, circa 1670 Hallmarks to rim and touchmark to rear of William Hall I, Birmingham, (fl....

A rare 'James I' pewter flagon, unusually with touchmark and cast decoration, dated ‘1629’ Having a knopped bun lid, a prominent erect ribbed thu...

A rare Charles II pewter double-dome flat-lid tankard, circa 1660 The highly unusual stepped dome lid with ‘ribbed’ edge, rams’ horn type thumbpi...

A Victorian pewter third-quart tulip-shaped mug, Bristol, circa 1870 Touchmark of Parnall & Sons, (fl.1860-1914), (PS7118), to underside; togethe...

A William & Mary pewter flat-lid tankard, Birmingham, circa 1690 The relatively slender straight-sided body with two narrow bands, and crowned ‘W...

A rare 16th century pewter broad rim saucer, English, circa 1500-50 The rim with raised ‘rolled’ edge, and struck with Lombardic initials ‘H’ and...

A 14th century pewter votive candlestick Having a short cylindrical socket, on a flat circular base with cast inscription between multiple reedin...

A miniature candlestick, possibly late 17th century, English Having a gently flared cylindrical socket, a multiple ribbed stem and circular domed...

A small pewter cast-decorated footed cup or salt, possibly 16th century, Dutch The interior of the shallow bowl designed with a stag amongst foli...

A rare and documented George II pewter decagonal dish, circa 1750 The ten-sided plain rim engraved with a crest device - an arm in armour embowed...

A Queen Anne pewter OEAS gill hammerhead baluster measure, circa 1705 Having a plain baluster-shaped body, single-curve handle with lower cylindr...

A George III pewter wavy-edge dish, circa 1760 The rim of five lobes, engraved with a stork crest device, touchmark to rear of George Bacon, Lond...

A rare and fine mid-16th century pewter dish, English, circa 1550 The plain rim with triangular beaded edge to the underside, and stamped to the ...

David Garrick interest: A George II pewter wavy-edge plain rim plate, circa 1755 The rim with five lobes and engraved with the arms of GARRICK of...

A large James I pewter flagon. circa 1610 Having a plain straight-sided tapering drum, with ovolo moulded foot rim, knopped bun cover and tall er...

A good Queen Anne pewter multiple-reeded rim and all-over hammered plate, circa 1706 London label and touchmarks of Jonathan Ingles, London (fl.1...

A small Charles II pewter Beefeater flagon, Norfolk, circa 1670 With typical lid, plain drum, ovolo footrim, twin-cusp and tear-drop cast thumbpi...

A good William & Mary pewter wrigglework narrow rim plate, circa 1700 The well designed central field with a fanciful bird resting amongst tulip ...

A George II pewter lidded spice pot circa 1730 Of barrel-shape, the body with paired double linear bands, domed push-on lid with prominent ball f...

A rare Charles II pewter paten, circa 1680 With broad incised multiple reeded rim, and flat well, touchmark of Richard Donne (fl.1677-1710),  (PS...

A small Charles II pewter deep-bowl porringer, Lancashire, Circa 1670 Having a straight-sided bowl, flat base with footrim, curved tab bracket un...

A George I/II pewter strawberry dish, circa 1720-40 Having a twenty-two lobed wavy edge rim and flat base, unidentified touchmarks and London lab...

A William III/Queen Anne pewter porringer, possibly Wigan/Bewdley, circa 1700 Having a bellied bowl, bossed base, triangular bracket under geomet...

A rare George II pewter wrigglework plate, Hampshire, circa 1735 Having a single reed rim designed with geometric motifs, the well decorated cent...

A good James I pewter flagon, circa 1610-20 The tapering drum with single narrow fillet below collar and matching twin-fillet to base, ovolo-moul...

A Queen Anne bronze spoon mould, circa 1710 Typically in two parts, with cast dog nose spoon, length 23.7cm Provenance: Former Christopher Peal ...

A Charles II pewter Beefeater flagon, possibly West Country, circa 1680 Having hallmarks of maker ‘IP' (PS7664) to lid, pierced-heart and bar thu...

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