The Rintoul Collection, Period Oak etc

A Fabulous Baroque Gdansk (Danzig) Armoire, Poland,

A Large & Important 18th Century Dutch Sixteen Branch

Circle of John Michael Wright (1617-1694). A Fine 17th

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Doncaster, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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The Rintoul Collection, Period Oak etc

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A private collection of period oak and country furniture as well decorative furnishings and miscellaneous items including a group of Swatch watches. The sale also includes an additional private collection of works by Sylvett David/Lydia Corbett the artist and potter well known for being Picasso's muse.

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A Fine 16th Century Oak Scenic Pane: A Fine 16th Century Oak Scenic Panel carved in relief with a social gathering depicting a lady with viol embraced by an amorous suitor beside a laid table, serenaded by a couple of lute players by

0001: A Fine 16th Century Oak Scenic PaneEst. £200-£400

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A Pair of 17th Century Flemish Carved Oak Figural Terms: A Pair of 17th Century Flemish Carved Oak Figural Terms carved as cherubic musicians crowned with radial fluted haloes; one blowing a recorder, the other beating a drum, above scrolled aprons draped

0002: A Pair of 17th Century Flemish Carved Oak Figural TermsEst. £150-£250

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A Fine 16th Century Oak Panel: A Fine 16th Century Oak Panel carved in relief with a face mask of a Green Man flanked by upswept scrolls atop pendant sprays of acanthus draped in a floral garland, 16½ ins x 11 ins (41.5 cm x 28

0003: A Fine 16th Century Oak PanelEst. £150-£250

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Two 17th Century Ornamental Pilaster Figures: Two 17th Century Ornamental Pilaster Figures carved in relief with delightful cherubs; one on a split column holding a wheat sheaf 11¾ ins x 4 ins (30 cm x 10 cm), the other with feathered wings

0004: Two 17th Century Ornamental Pilaster FiguresEst. £100-£200

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A Pair of 17th Century Wood Carvings: A Pair of 17th Century Wood Carvings of Putti; The curly haired infants depicted standing on scrolled bases; one holding an urn, 9 ins (23 cm) in height.

0005: A Pair of 17th Century Wood CarvingsEst. £100-£200

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A Pair of Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Panels: A Pair of Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Panels, each carved with a haloed angel head with feathered wings above a flower head roundel, 12 ins x 7 ins (30 cm x 18 cm).

0006: A Pair of Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak PanelsEst. £200-£400

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Three Antique Carved Oak Panels: Three Antique Carved Oak Panels: A fielded panel with ogee moulded upper corners and a facemask amidst fluted rays, issuing from it's mouth a branched stem of large ivy leaves 20 ins x 14 ins (51 cm

0007: Three Antique Carved Oak PanelsEst. £80-£160

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Ornamental Carved Wooden Face Masks: A Group of Ornamental Carved Wooden Face Masks: A set of three small 17th century appliqués emblazoned with winged cherub heads 5 ins x 3¼ ins (13 cm x 8 cm). An 18th century relief carved wall

0008: Ornamental Carved Wooden Face MasksEst. £150-£250

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Four 17th Century Style Carved Ornamental Appliqués: Four 17th Century Style Carved Ornamental Appliqués: A pediment piece with a winged cherubs head flanked by flying angels holding between them a laurel garland, 13 in (33 cm) in width. A pair of

0009: Four 17th Century Style Carved Ornamental AppliquésEst. £80-£160

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A Similar Pair of 18th Century Relief carved: A Similar Pair of 18th Century Relief carved Appliqués/Wall Mounts in the form of curly haired cherub heads flanked by feathery wings festooned with drapery, 6½ ins (16.5 cm) high, 20½ ins (52 cm)

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A Pair of Carved Oak Figural Lamps incorporating late: A Pair of Carved Oak Figural Lamps incorporating late 18th Century oak putti above later circular plinths, fitted with pleated shades, approx. 32 inch (81 cm) overall in height.

0011: A Pair of Carved Oak Figural Lamps incorporating lateEst. £200-£400

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A 19th Century Relief Cast Iron Cherub painted gold, 13: A 19th Century Relief Cast Iron Cherub painted gold, 13 ins (33 cm) in height.

0012: A 19th Century Relief Cast Iron Cherub painted gold, 13Est. £80-£160

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A Pair of Carved Limestone Cherubs. The delightful,: A Pair of Carved Limestone Cherubs. The delightful, winged fleshy cherubs depicted holding wrought iron pricket candle stands, raised aloft on poles above modern metal plinths, 14½ ins (37 cm) high,

0013: A Pair of Carved Limestone Cherubs. The delightful,Est. £300-£500

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Two 18th Century Green Bottles with Seals.: Two 18th Century Green Bottles with Seals.

0014: Two 18th Century Green Bottles with Seals.Est. £50-£100

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A George IV Coopered Oak Bushel Grain Measure on a: A George IV Coopered Oak Bushel Grain Measure on a later stand. The cylindrical iron bound vessel fitted with carrying handles either side, and stamped repeatedly with a crown, Co. Ross and initials

0015: A George IV Coopered Oak Bushel Grain Measure on aEst. £200-£250

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Three Early 19th Century Iron Bound Coopered Oak: Three Early 19th Century Iron Bound Coopered Oak Costrels of cylindrical form, The largest branded with initials TD, 6½ ins (16.5 cm) high. The second 5 ins (13 cm) high. The smallest branded IC

0016: Three Early 19th Century Iron Bound Coopered OakEst. £150-£250

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Three 19th Century Iron-bound Oak Coopered Costrels of: Three 19th Century Iron-bound Oak Coopered Costrels of barrel form, 11 ins (28 cm), 9 ins (23 cm) and 6 ins (15 cm) in height.

0017: Three 19th Century Iron-bound Oak Coopered Costrels ofEst. £150-£250

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An Early 19th Century Rustic Mouse Trap, 16 in (41 cm): An Early 19th Century Rustic Mouse Trap, 16 in (41 cm) in height.

0018: An Early 19th Century Rustic Mouse Trap, 16 in (41 cm)Est. £40-£80

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A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Wrought Iron Standard: A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Wrought Iron Standard Crusie Lamp. The four point pan raised on upswept straps with scrolled ends looped around a wrythen retaining ring to the top, raised on a rustic

0019: A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Wrought Iron StandardEst. £200-£400

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Three Wrought Iron Rushnips on tripod bases; Two early: Three Wrought Iron Rushnips on tripod bases; Two early 19th century with candle sockets, 10 ins (25.5 cm) and 10¼ ins (26 cm) high. The third later in date with a counterweighted arm, painted back,

0020: Three Wrought Iron Rushnips on tripod bases; Two earlyEst. £80-£160

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Three Pairs of Wrought Iron Candlesticks. Two 18th: Three Pairs of Wrought Iron Candlesticks. Two 18th century style stable lights with 'birdcage' stems and rustic wooden bases 11½ ins (29 cm) and 8¼ ins (21 cm) in height. A pair of early 19th

0021: Three Pairs of Wrought Iron Candlesticks. Two 18thEst. £200-£400

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An 18th Century Wrought Iron Floor Standing Adjustable: An 18th Century Wrought Iron Floor Standing Adjustable Rush Light on a sprung frame sliding up a hook-ended stem with mid height knop and rustic treen base, 40½ ins (103 cm) in height.

0022: An 18th Century Wrought Iron Floor Standing AdjustableEst. £200-£400

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A 17th Century Iron Bar Padlock, 14 ins (36 cm) in: A 17th Century Iron Bar Padlock, 14 ins (36 cm) in length.

0023: A 17th Century Iron Bar Padlock, 14 ins (36 cm) inEst. £60-£80

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Two 18th/Early 19th Century Wrought Branding Irons; one: Two 18th/Early 19th Century Wrought Branding Irons; one with a candle socket on square section stem above conjoined initials HR, 16 ins (40 cm) in height. The other with initials EG on a twisted twin

0024: Two 18th/Early 19th Century Wrought Branding Irons; oneEst. £60-£80

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