Period Oak, Country Furniture & Effects

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Period Oak, Country Furniture & Effects

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A beautiful collection of period oak pieces of furniture, including two private collections, one from Ludlow Hall, Roberttown and Oak Farm House, Huntingdon. As well as a private collection of Nottingham Alabasters.

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A Late 16th/Early 17th Century Relief Carved Oak B: A Late 16th/Early 17th Century Relief Carved Oak Boss/Panel emblazoned with a angel with outswept hair, bearing a heraldic shield, 37 cm high, 23 cm wide (14'' h. 9'' w.)

0001: A Late 16th/Early 17th Century Relief Carved Oak BEst. £600-£800

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A Pair of Unusual 17th Century Carved Walnut Prick: A Pair of Unusual 17th Century Carved Walnut Pricket Candlesticks. The iron spikes with chip carved drip pans, mounted on the heads of silhouette cut twin-tailed mermaids enriched with carving. The

0002: A Pair of Unusual 17th Century Carved Walnut PrickEst. £1,200-£1,600

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A Pair of Good 17th Century Pierced Oak Ventilated: A Pair of Good 17th Century Pierced Oak Ventilated Panels carved with symmetrical daisy wheels flanking quadrant bands drilled with perforations 40 cm x 15 cm (15¾'' x 6'').

0003: A Pair of Good 17th Century Pierced Oak VentilatedEst. £200-£400

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A Group of Ten Late 16th/Early 17th Century Small: A Group of Ten Late 16th/Early 17th Century Small Relief Carved Oak Panels; each centred by a comical protuberant face pulling an exaggerated expression, surrounded by gouge carved decoration with

0004: A Group of Ten Late 16th/Early 17th Century SmallEst. £600-£800

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A Fine Pair of 17th Century Carved Oak Panels rich: A Fine Pair of 17th Century Carved Oak Panels richly decorated with a stylised flower bloom of layered petals radiating from a central whorl and emanating stems of cornflowers, pendant acorns and

0005: A Fine Pair of 17th Century Carved Oak Panels richEst. £600-£800

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A 17th Century Spanish Wooden Iron Bound Box. The: A 17th Century Spanish Wooden Iron Bound Box. The rectangular lid chip carved with a decorative roundel to the centre radiating incised bands, fitted with a swing handle, decorative studded iron

0006: A 17th Century Spanish Wooden Iron Bound Box. TheEst. £800-£1,200

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A Good 18th Century Wrought Iron Rush Nip with Can: A Good 18th Century Wrought Iron Rush Nip with Candle-socket. The wrythen stem driven into a deep bevelled block base of richly patinated burr-wood, 28 cm high (11'').

0007: A Good 18th Century Wrought Iron Rush Nip with CanEst. £200-£400

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An Unusual Turned Treen Candlestick of good colour: An Unusual Turned Treen Candlestick of good colour & patination. The cavetto moulded socket above a stem of graduated inverted cup turnings, 18 cm in height (7'').

0008: An Unusual Turned Treen Candlestick of good colourEst. £80-£120

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An 18th Century French Turned Treen Candlestick wi: An 18th Century French Turned Treen Candlestick with ringed bulbous stem on a round moulded foot, Auvergn Region, 19 cm high (7½'').

0009: An 18th Century French Turned Treen Candlestick wiEst. £80-£120

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A Rare French 19th Century Treen Pestle & Mortar.: A Rare French 19th Century Treen Pestle & Mortar. The mortar with octagonal sides on a bevelled foot, 12 cm high, 16.5 cm wide (5'' h. 6½'' w.), the pestle 17 cm in length (6¾'' l.)

0010: A Rare French 19th Century Treen Pestle & Mortar.Est. £80-£160

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A Rare 18th Century or Earlier Dug-out Burr Oak Po: A Rare 18th Century or Earlier Dug-out Burr Oak Pouring Vessel with cut out handle and spout, fine colour & patination, 15 cm high, 38 cm wide (6'' h. 15'' w.)

0011: A Rare 18th Century or Earlier Dug-out Burr Oak PoEst. £800-£1,200

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A Late 17th Century Carved Oak Panel depicting two: A Late 17th Century Carved Oak Panel depicting two fighting cocks with a tree to the centre distance 14 cm x 31 cm (5½'' x 12¼''). The panel mounted on a mahogany slab in a simple

0012: A Late 17th Century Carved Oak Panel depicting twoEst. £200-£400

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A Pair of 17th Century Pierced & Carved Oak Panels: A Pair of 17th Century Pierced & Carved Oak Panels depicting winged cherubs riding on the backs of hippocamps, 23 cm high, 41 cm wide (9'' h. 16'' w.)

0013: A Pair of 17th Century Pierced & Carved Oak PanelsEst. £600-£800

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Two Early 18th Century Joined Oak Slat Back Side C: Two Early 18th Century Joined Oak Slat Back Side Chairs with shaped cresting rails and plank seats in moulded frames raised on turned legs with a turned front stretcher and plain connecting rails to

0014: Two Early 18th Century Joined Oak Slat Back Side CEst. £100-£200

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An 18th Century Dresser Base. The top having a mou: An 18th Century Dresser Base. The top having a moulded edge over three frieze drawers fitted with elaborately cast brass escutcheons and pendant handles of petalled mounts, divided by moulded corbel

0015: An 18th Century Dresser Base. The top having a mouEst. £600-£800

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An 18th Century Oak Side Table. The top with mould: An 18th Century Oak Side Table. The top with moulded edge above a frieze drawer with brass swing handle on winged back plates, standing on turned legs united by peripheral stretchers and terminating

0016: An 18th Century Oak Side Table. The top with mouldEst. £200-£400

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A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Oak Table Cabinet.: A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Oak Table Cabinet. The fielded panel door inlaid with mahogany banding and opening to reveal a fitted interior with drawers and arcaded cubby holes, 68 cm high, 60 cm

0017: A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Oak Table Cabinet.Est. £800-£1,200

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An Unusual Late 18th or Early 19th Century Elm Dou: An Unusual Late 18th or Early 19th Century Elm Dough Bin attributed to Sussex with a hinged lid above splayed sides on a pegged stand housing two drawers with turned knob handles on spayed & tapering

0018: An Unusual Late 18th or Early 19th Century Elm DouEst. £600-£800

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An 18th Century Miniature Painted Chest of Drawers: An 18th Century Miniature Painted Chest of Drawers. The two short and two long drawers fitted with iron bi-foil loop handles on quatrefoil mounts, and standing on turned feet 46 cm high, 45 cm wide,

0019: An 18th Century Miniature Painted Chest of DrawersEst. £400-£600

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A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Centre Table. The p: A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Centre Table. The planked top with bevelled ends standing on turned column legs united by peripheral stretchers and terminating on turned feet, 63 cm high, 76 cm wide,

0020: A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Centre Table. The pEst. £200-£400

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Three 19th Century Country Stools: One having a ro: Three 19th Century Country Stools: One having a round turned elm seat and raised on knopped baluster legs united by an 'X' stretcher with a baluster turned component pierced through by a simply pole

0021: Three 19th Century Country Stools: One having a roEst. £100-£150

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Three French Woven Rush Baskets from the Limousin: Three French Woven Rush Baskets from the Limousin Region, 73 cm x 40 cm, 46 cm x 18 cm and 35 cm x 19 cm (28¾'' x 15¾'', 18'' x 7'', and 13¾'' x 7½'')

0022: Three French Woven Rush Baskets from the LimousinEst. £60-£80

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A 19th Century Tavern Table. The pine planked rect: A 19th Century Tavern Table. The pine planked rectangular top with applied edging rails, standing on X-frame end supports connected by an iron cross stretcher with the addition of angled wooden

0023: A 19th Century Tavern Table. The pine planked rectEst. £400-£600

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Two 19th Century Folk Art Chairs. The tallest pain: Two 19th Century Folk Art Chairs. The tallest painted green and having a shaped and crested plank back pierced with a heart motif, the plank seat with canted front corners and iron staple repairs to

0024: Two 19th Century Folk Art Chairs. The tallest painEst. £200-£300

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