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THURSDAY 3RD JULY 2025
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JULY
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A fine George II giltwood console table.
Provenance: The Charrington Family Collection,
Winchfield House, Hampshire.
SOLD FOR ￡141,120*
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ILLUSTRATIONS
Front cover: Lot 1245
Back cover: Lot 1220
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guidance
THE AGE OF OAK
1000
1001
1003
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1002
1000
A GEORGE II OAK DRESSER
MID-18TH CENTURY
fitted with three frieze drawers on block
and baluster front legs
88.5cm high, 185.5cm wide,
50.5cm deep
Provenance
Hurstbourne Park, Whitchurch,
Hampshire.
￡700-1,000
1001
A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK CENTRE
TABLE
LATE 17TH CENTURY
the top with cleated ends on bobbin and
disc turned legs
71cm high, 76.5cm wide, 50cm deep
￡200-300
1002
A CHARLES II OAK COFFER
C.1670
the twin panelled top above a carved
lunette frieze and mitre moulded front
50cm high, 76cm wide, 44.5cm deep
Provenance
Hurstbourne Park, Whitchurch,
Hampshire.
￡200-300
1003
A NEAR PAIR OF YEW AND ASH
WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS
ATTRIBUTED TO ROBERT PRIOR,
UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX,
(FL.1816-1845), C.1820-40
each with a rondel decorated triple
pierced splat back, above an elm saddle
seat, on turned legs united by a crinoline
stretcher (2)
Literature
See Bill Cotton, 'The English Regional
Chair', p.79, fig. TV157 for a similar chair.
￡800-1,200
1006
AN OAK FOOD HUTCH
HEREFORDSHIRE, C.1670-1700
the boarded top with a moulded edge
above a cupboard door enclosing a shelf
71cm high, 84cm wide, 56cm deep
￡500-800
1007
A GEORGE III CHERRYWOOD
LOWBOY
LATE 18TH CENTURY
the top with a moulded edge above three
frieze drawers
66cm high, 77cm wide, 47.5cm deep
￡400-600
1008
TWO OAK PANELLED BACK ARMCHAIRS
17TH CENTURY
one with gouge carved decoration, the other with a gadrooned toprail above an incised floral
decorated panel with whorls (2)
￡300-500
1006
4
1007 1008
1004
AN ELIZABETH I OAK ARMORIAL PANEL
LATE 16TH CENTURY
carved with the quartered arms for the Frere (Fryer)
family of Water Eaton Manor, Cherwell, Oxfordshire,
above scrolling foliage and a stylised dragon head,
mounted in the door of a Victorian oak mural cabinet with
a nulled frame flanked by carved and turned columns and
enclosing five drawers with lion head, lozenge and lunette
decoration
43cm high, 34.4cm wide, 20cm deep
Catalogue Note
William Frere (d.1612) was a member of Oxford’s mayoral
council between 1583 and 1603 and was sheriff
between 15967. Water Eaton Manor was built for Frere
c.1586.
￡300-500
1005
A CHARLES I BOARDED OAK CHEST
WELSH BORDERS, C.1640
with rondel decoration to the ends of the front board
69cm high, 137.5cm wide, 42cm deep
￡400-600
1005
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1010
1009
A NEAR PAIR OF GERMAN BRASS
PRICKET CANDLESTICKS
C.1600
each with an iron pricket in a broad drip pan
above a triple knopped stem and stepped,
circular foot (2)
45.5cm high (max)
Catalogue Note
See Bonhams, The Oak Interior, 21st January
2014, lot 213 for a similar near pair.
￡800-1,200
1010
A GERMAN BRASS ALMS DISH
NUREMBERG, 16TH CENTURY
the centre with a repoussé whorl boss inside a Gothic script border, the rim with
punched fleur-de-lys decoration, three further brass alms dishes and a German 15th
century style copper basin (5)
45.5cm diameter (max)
Provenance
The Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.
￡250-350
1011
A PAIR OF GEORGE II BRASS CANDLESTICKS
BY GEORGE GROVE, BIRMINGHAM, (FL.1748-1768)
each with a single mid-fillet socket with an integral cusp-edge on a knopped stem and
petal-shaped square base, seamed, one stamped ‘GEO. GROVE’ to the underside (2)
23cm high
￡150-250
1012
A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRASS TAPERSTICKS
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
each with a cylindrical socket above a knopped stem and banded, spreading foot, with
traces of silvering, together with another, c.1730, with a square inverted baluster stem
and cut corner foot (3)
11cm high (max)
Provenance
The Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.
Literature
The pair - see Robin Butler, ‘The Albert Collection’ p.192, for a similar pair of
candlesticks.
The single - see Eloy Koldeweij, ‘The English Candlestick’, p.114, cat. 89 for a similar
candlestick.
￡250-350
1013
A GERMAN BRASS ALMS DISH
NUREMBERG, 16TH CENTURY
the centre with a repoussé whorl, inside a border of Gothic script, the rim with punched
leaf decoration
45.8cm diameter
￡100-150
1011
1013
1012
1009
1018
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1017
1014
1015
1016
1014
AN EARLY VICTORIAN BRASS CONCERTINA
ACTION CANDLEHOLDER
C.1840
with a pair of urn-shaped nozzles on pierced,
extending arms above a circular drip-pan and
domed iron foot
39.5cm high, 68cm wide (max)
￡150-250
1015
AN ITALIAN BRONZE PRICKET
CANDLESTICK
IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE
with a dished drip-pan over a spiral-twist and
knopped stem, on a triangular base with masks
and claw and ball feet, two Continental brass
chambersticks with frying pan handles and three
William and Mary / George I brass candlesticks
(6) 40cm high (max)
Provenance
The Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.
￡200-300
1016
A VICTORIAN PAPIER-MACHE SNUFFERS
TRAY
BY JENNENS & BETTRIDGE, LONDON,
MID-19TH CENTURY
painted and gilded with a peacock by a fountain
and an urn of flowers, another by Jennens &
Bettridge with gilt and painted stylised foliate
decoration, together with a Regency tray of
waisted form and stylised foliate decoration on a
green border, two with impressed marks (3)
26.3 x 11cm (max)
￡80-120
1017
A GEORGE I / II BRASS CHAMBERSTICK
C.1720-40
the nozzle with turned decoration and a hole to
one side, on a ‘frying pan’ style handled drip-pan
24cm long
￡80-120
1018
A GEORGE II STEEL AND BRASS MEAT FORK
C.1740
with two tines, a brass baluster knop, flattened
handle and suspension hook
67.5cm long
￡100-150
1019
1020
1021
1019
A BRASS CANDLESTICK OR STAND
PERHAPS OTTOMAN OR PERSIAN, 13TH - 15TH CENTURY
the gun barrel stem with engraved lines and shallow knops on a broad,
circular base with raised sides and on short feet
35.5cm high, 19.5cm diameter
Catalogue Note
Anthony North, a former specialist in guns, armour and metalwork at the
Victoria & Albert Museum, previously suggested a 12th - 13th century
Eastern European attribution.
￡1,000-1,500
1020
A GERMAN STEEL CASKET
IN MEDIEVAL STYLE, 19TH CENTURY
with strapwork decoration and a velvet lined interior
8cm high, 23.5cm wide, 12cm deep
￡100-200
1021
A FRENCH OAK, IRON AND BRASS BOUND CUIR BOUILLI
LEATHER CASKET
16TH CENTURY AND LATER
of canted rectangular form covered with decorative tooled leather,
the brass rim to the cover inscribed ‘ALMS’ in a Gothic script
8.5cm high, 16.5cm wide, 10.5cm deep
￡1,000-1,500
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1022
A GRITSTONE HEAD OF A KING
14TH CENTURY
carved wearing a crown
16cm high, 11.5cm wide, 13.5cm deep
￡400600
1023
A GRITSTONE HEAD OF A KING
14TH CENTURY
carved with a beard and wearing a crown
20.5cm high, 14.3cm wide, 13cm deep
￡400-600
1022
1024
1025
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1023
1024
A GRITSTONE HEAD OF A MONARCH
14TH CENTURY
carved wearing a crown or garland
23cm high, 14cm wide, 14.5cm deep
￡400-600
1025
A LIMESTONE FINIAL
PROBABLY 17TH CENTURY
of foliate form, and another originally of
quatrefoil form now lacking one scroll (2)
26.5cm high, 43cm wide, 26cm deep
(max)
Provenance
The Howard Collection of Oak &
Works of Art.
￡100-200
1026
1027
1026
A MARBLE FIGURE OF A LADY
NORTH EUROPEAN, LATE 15TH / EARLY 16TH CENTURY
possibly depicting a Queen or the Virgin Mary, carved seated on a
bench and wearing a French hood, broad lace collar and a full dress,
losses
19.5cm high
￡800-1,200
1027
A CARVED MARBLE ARMORIAL CARTOUCHE
LATE 18TH CENTURY
the quartered coat of arms relief carved with three lions
rampant to the paternal quarters possibly for Engles,
FitzJohn, Herbert, Paunceford, Prowse or Warwick, and two
lions rampant and a dragon, granted to George Pembroke of
St Albans in 1771, in the 2nd and 3rd quarters, and an
escutcheon of pretence, possibly for Moyer of Pitsea Hall,
with a helm surmount and scrolling foliage
54.2 x 50cm
Catalogue Note
We are grateful to William Hunt, TD BA FCA, of the College
of Arms for his help in identifying the Arms.
￡1,500-2,000
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1030
1032
1028
AN ENGLISH GOTHIC LONG TRACERY PANEL
15TH CENTURY
with pierced, flowerhead decoration,
318 x 15.8cm
￡400-600
1029
A PAIR OF OAK FRETWORK BRACKETS
17TH CENTURY
each carved with a lion rampant rondel amongst strapwork and
flowerheads (2)
45.cm high, 23.3cm wide
￡300-500
1030
AN OAK GOTHIC FRETWORK PANEL
16TH CENTURY
with lancet and scrolling foliate carved decoration
49cm high, 26.7cm wide
￡200-300
1031
AN OAK PANEL
16TH / 17TH CENTURY
carved with a female figure, probably St Gertrude the Great,
holding a heart, inside a moulded frame
40.8cm high, 16cm wide
￡150-200
1032
A PAIR OF CARVED OAK PANELS
PROBABLY 18TH CENTURY
each of rectangular form carved with a chalice with Christogram and a
dove along with other elements including crossed swords or crossed
croziers, a bible and crossed keys (2)
33.3cm high, 26cm wide
￡150-200
1029
1031
1028
1033
1033
A RARE HENRY VIII OAK COUNTER TABLE
C.1540-50
the hinged boarded top above a triple panelled
front carved with parchemin panels, the left side
with conforming decoration the right side plain, on
moulded stiles
68.7cm high, 97.2cm wide, 62.5cm deep
Catalogue Note
The name 'counter table' describes a table with the
top marked out with a series of lines and squares to
assist with calculating accounts. Alternatively, a
marked cloth could be used. The counted coins
could easily be deposited into the chest by
employing a sliding lid. It is now common to find
the sliding top later hinged. Although these tables
are rare, the Burrell Collection, Glasgow, has no
less than three examples, all with parchemin panels,
[Museum Nos. 14.358, 14:354 & 14,352], with
one also carved with the arms of Scarborough and
Ghisburn, Yorkshire. A counter table with linenfoldcarved panels, is in the collection of the Victoria &
Albert Museum [Museum No. W.49-1952].
For related illustrated tables see R. W. Symonds,
'The Counter Board', The Connoisseur, December
1951, p. 174, No. XII; Ralph Edwards, ‘The
Dictionary of English Furniture’ (1990), Vol. II,
p. 147, fig. 3 and sold Sotheby's The Peter Gywnn
Collection, London, 27th November 2001, Lot 3;
S. W. Wolsey & R. W. Luff, ‘Furniture in England:
The Age of the Joiner’ (1968), pl. 122 and Victor
Chinnery, ‘Oak Furniture: The British Tradition’
(2016), p. 242, figs. 3:155 & 3:156.
￡5,000-8,000
1034
AN OAK FIGURE OF A MALE CHILD
17TH CENTURY
carved with wavy hair and other details, lacking arms
and feet
47.5cm high
￡500-800
1035
A PAIR OF ELIZABETH I OAK FIGURAL TERMS
LATE 16TH CENTURY
each carved as a female bust wearing a ruff above a
plinth with swags and a fruiting floral display (2)
61cm high
￡600-800
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1036
A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT GATELEG TABLE
LATE 17TH CENTURY
the oval drop-leaf top on baluster and disc turned legs
68.5cm high, 42cm wide, 107cm deep
￡300-400
1037
TWO OAK JOINT STOOLS
17TH CENTURY AND LATER
one with a gouge carved frieze, each on turned legs (2)
56.3cm high, 46cm wide, 30cm deep (max)
￡200-300
1038
AN ELIZABETH I / JAMES I BOARDED OAK CHEST
WEST COUNTRY, C.1600-20
the front gouge carved with stop-fluted arcading, a guilloche band and a
sunburst
45cm high, 103.5cm, 35.5cm deep
￡600-800
1039
A SMALL WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE TABLE
LATE 17TH CENTURY
the frieze drawer with a panelled front on baluster turned legs
63.5cm high, 64.2cm wide, 50cm deep
￡300-400
1040
A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT STOOL
LATE 17TH CENTURY AND LATER
the needlework seat on turned legs united by a wavy ‘X’ stretcher
38.7cm high, 54cm wide, 42.5cm deep
￡300-400
1041
A CHARLES II BOARDED OAK CHEST
C.1660
the front with incised leaf decoration and with initials ‘RC’
43cm high, 62.7cm wide, 34cm deep
￡200-300
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1042
1043
A MATCHED SET OF EIGHT WILLIAM IV YEW AND ELM WINDSOR ARMCHAIRS
IN THE MANNER OF JOHN OR ELIZABETH GABBITAS, WORKSOP, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, C.1825-40
each with a pierced splat back above a saddle seat and on turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher, six with cut-outs under the arms and a pair with burr splats (8)
Catalogue Note
John Gabbitas (fl.1822-1839), originally from Retford, established a chairmaking workshop in Worksop in 1822. His wife, Elizabeth, carried on the workshop for
five or six years after his death in 1839.
￡5,000-8,000
1042
A GEORGE II WELSH ELM FARMHOUSE TABLE
MID-18TH CENTURY
the impressive well figured single piece top above a
frieze drawer to either end on chamfered legs
united by peripheral stretchers
83cm high, 72.8cm wide, 260cm long
￡2,000-3,000
1044
1046
1047
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1045
1048
1044
A HARLEQUIN SET OF EIGHT OAK DINING
CHAIRS
C.1660 AND LATER
each with a leather back and seat with brass
studded decoration, comprising: a set of four
with bobbin turned decoration and two pairs
with spiral twist front rails (8)
￡150-250
1045
A CHARLES II OAK MULE CHEST
LANCASHIRE / CHESHIRE, C.1660-70
the front carved with a rosette and grapevine
frieze, above triple conforming panels, flanked
by split baluster mouldings, above a base
drawer
84.5cm high, 133cm wide, 55.2cm deep
Provenance
The Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.
￡300-500
1046
A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE TABLE
LATE 17TH CENTURY
with a frieze drawer on flattened ball turned
legs
62cm high, 86cm wide, 52cm deep
￡300-400
1047
A SET OF FOUR EARLY VICTORIAN ASH
SIDE CHAIRS
YORKSHIRE DALES AREA, C.1840
each with a spindle back above a rush seat (4)
￡300-400
1048
A GEORGE III VELLUM TRUNK
LATE 18TH CENTURY
with studded decoration, iron mounts and side
carrying handles, together with a small domed
example on a later stand (2)
42.5cm high, 105cm wide, 52cm deep (the
larger one)
￡150-200
1049
1050
1051
1049
A CHARLES I OAK STANDING TABLE HUTCH /
LIVERY CUPBOARD
DEVON, C.1640
with bands of leaf decoration, the front with triple
lozenge panels, the centre forming a door, on turned
legs united by peripheral stretchers
83cm high, 114.5cm wide, 52.3cm deep
￡800-1,200
1050
A RARE ELIZABETH I YEW JOINT STOOL BASE
C.1590 AND LATER
the later oak top above broad run-moulded and bicuspid shaped rails on capped rising–
baluster legs joined by run-moulded stretchers all round
58cm high, 48cm wide, 30.5cm deep
Literature
See Tobias Jellinek, 'Early British Chairs and Seats, 1500-1700', p.221, pl.227 for another
yew joint stool, apparently from the same set, or at least from the same workshop,
although described as being made of cedar.
￡800-1,200
1051
A SET OF OAK MURAL SHELVES
17TH CENTURY ELEMENTS AND LATER
inlaid with chevron banding and applied with
ebonised split mouldings
45.3cm high, 90.7cm wide, 18.4cm deep
￡150250
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1052
1053
1055 1056
1052
A GEORGE III WELSH OAK DEUDDARN
NORTH WALES, C.1760-70
decorated with fielded panels, the top
with three cupboards, the base with
three drawers above a pair of doors
enclosing a shelf
187.5cm high, 144cm wide, 59cm deep
￡500-800
1053
A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE
TABLE
LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY
fitted with a frieze drawer on baluster
turned legs united by a wavy ‘X’ stretcher
75.2cm high, 86.5cm wide, 56.5cm deep
￡400-600
1054
A GOOD JAMES II OAK SIDE CHAIR
C.1685
the top rail carved with a central tulip
above a splat with a central barley twist
flanked by scrolls and further tulips, a
solid seat, a scrolling rail, baluster turned
stretcher and block and turned front legs
￡400-600
1055
A GEORGE II OAK MULE CHEST
NORTH COUNTRY, MID-18TH
CENTURY
with a quadruple fielded panel front
above a pair of drawers
90.3cm high, 138.6cm wide,
61.6cm deep
￡200-300
1056
A CHARLES II BOARDED OAK CHEST
C.1660
the top with later hinges, and with nulled
and incised zigzag decoration
51.7cm high, 94cm wide, 36cm deep
￡150-200
1054
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1059
1057
1060
1057
A CHARLES II OAK COFFER
C.1670
the triple panelled top revealing an open till,
the conforming front carved with tulips
79.2cm high, 126cm wide, 63.2cm deep
￡400-600
1058
A CHARLES II OAK AND FRUITWOOD
CHEST
C.1660
of four long mitre moulded drawers, with
applied split mouldings
85.7cm high, 95.8cm wide, 60.3cm deep
￡800-1,200
1059
A RARE GEORGE III OAK CANOPIED
ROCKING CHAIR
LATE 18TH CENTURY
decorated with fielded panels, the arched back
with a later date ‘AD 1562’ above a drop in
hessian covered seat
141.7cm high
￡1,200-1,800
1060
A CHARLES II OAK COFFER
WORCESTERSHIRE / GLOUCESTERSHIRE,
DATED ‘1669’
the triple panelled top revealing an open till,
the frieze carved with dragons and the initials
‘IW’ above three panels of leaves and flowers
59cm high, 127.5cm wide, 56.5cm deep
Provenance
Hampton Court, Herefordshire. Hampton
Court is a 15th century Manor House and the
former home of Richard Arkwright (1755-
1843), son of Sir Richard, the great
industrialist.
￡500-800
1061
A JAMES I / CHARLES I OAK DESK BOX
C.1620-40
the hinged lid with notched edges and a frame
of zigzag decoration enclosing an interior with
a single shelf above a frieze and sides with
guilloche rosettes and zigzig bands and a
moulded plinth
24.4cm high, 82.1cm wide, 57.8cm deep
￡300-400
1061
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1062
1064
1065
1063
1066
1062
A COLLECTION OF TREEN CARVED
WOOD WELSH LOVE SPOONS
20TH CENTURY
in a variety of designs including knots,
anchors, hearts, chains and cages with balls
(14)
40.5cm long (max)
￡150-250
1063
A HORN SNUFF BOX AND COVER
19TH CENTURY
of navette form, the cover with a white metal
plaque inscribed ‘Thos. Williams, Mason’
8.5cm wide, 5cm deep
￡80-120
1064
A RARE LACEMAKER’S PILLOW ON PINE
STAND
EAST MIDLANDS, 18TH CENTURY
of bolster form
82.5cm high, 54cm wide, 54.3cm deep
(overall)
Literature
See Edward H. Pinto, ‘Treen and other
Wooden Bygones’ pl. 333 for a similar
example.
￡100-150
1065
A TREEN SYCAMORE HERB CHOPPING
BOWL
18TH CENTURY
of tapering octagonal form
9.3cm high, 35.5cm wide (max)
￡100-150
1066
A TREEN COSTREL
19TH / 20TH CENTURY
of slightly swollen cylindrical form, probably
bamboo
16cm long
￡150-200
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1069
1067
1070
1067
A BURR ASH AND IRON BOUND
TANKARD
SCANDINAIAN, 19TH CENTURY
of rustic, cylindrical form, with a lozenge
carved handle, damages
12.5cm high, 17.2cm wide
￡200-300
1068
A VERNACULAR PAINTED ASH
STICKBACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR
WEST COUNTRY, C.1820-50
with a brown painted finish
￡400-600
1069
A FRENCH TREEN ARTIST’S
LAY FIGURE
LATE 19TH CENTURY
beech or walnut, with articulated head,
waist and limbs
32.5cm high
￡500-800
1070
A TREEN SCOOP
19TH CENTURY
with an integral handle and woven
bamboo repairs
36.5cm long
￡200-300
1071
A TREEN MAPLE DAIRY BOWL
19TH CENTURY
with a turned rim and short foot
15.5cm high, 33cm diameter
￡150-200
1071
1072
1074
1075
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1076
1072
AN ELIZABETH I OAK LION’S HEAD CORBEL
C.1600
carved with an open mouth and a shaggy mane
20cm high, 13cm wide, 7cm deep
￡100-150
1073
A CARVED OAK PANEL
LATE 18TH / 19TH CENTURY
with roses, thistles, shamrocks, harebells, lilies and
bullrushes inside a moulded border
109 x 28.7cm
￡150-200
1074
A PAIR OF NORTH EUROPEAN CARVED OAK FIGURES
OF SAINTS
17TH CENTURY
both with haloes, one holding a chalice, the other a covered
pyx (2)
36.5cm high
￡200-300
1075
A CARVED OAK HEAD OF A YOUNG LADY
18TH CENTURY
with a feather in her hair
28.2cm high, 19.2cm wide, 10cm deep
￡300-400
1076
A FRENCH CARVED FRUITWOOD GROUP OF THE
LAMENTATION
15TH CENTURY
together with a Continental carved, painted and gilt
Madonna and Child group and another of a Queen (3)
29.5cm high (max)
Provenance
The Howard Collection of Oak and Works of Art.
￡300-500
1073
1077
A RARE GEORGE I PEWTER QUART SPRAY
BALUSTER MEASURE
WIGAN, C.1720
having a low-belly body, with multiple bands of
line decoration around the lower handle
attachment, unidentified maker’s mark to top
centre of lid, does not appear to be attributed
to any of the other known makers, mainly John
Harvey II, Adam or Robert Bankes and Ralph
Jolly I/II
23cm high
Literature
See ‘The Journal of the Pewter Society’, Vol.
20, Autumn 2003, pp. 40-47 for an article by
John Douglas. At the time of publication, the
author notes only twelve ‘spray balusters’ are
recorded, with the current whereabouts of
three unknown. This lot may well be one of the
three. See Bonhams, ‘The John Douglas
Collection’, 19th April 2021, lot 24, for a pint
example (￡5,100) and the Victoria & Albert
Museum Collection (item M.692-1926) for a
quart example. The present lot is illustrated in
Ronald F. Michaelis, 'Antique Pewter of the
British Isles', pl. XII.
￡3,000-4,000
1078
A WROUGHT IRON FLOOR STANDING
ADJUSTABLE CANDLE HOLDER
IN 18TH CENTURY STYLE
with a hammered finish, the top with a
cockerel finial, above an adjustable twin arm
with a crown socket on a hexagonal drip-pan
and a rushlight, on a tripod base
143.9cm high, 35cm wide
￡100-200
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1079 1080
1079
A GEORGE III SCOTTISH PEWTER CHOPIN
TAPPIT HEN
C.1800
the shouldered body with bands of incised
lines, the domed cover with an erect
thumbpiece
23cm high
Literature
See Ronald F. Michaelis, 'Antique Pewter of the
British Isles', pl. XIII for a similar tappit hen.
￡300-400
1080
A PAIR OF BRASS DISC-TOP ANDIRONS
BY CHARLES APPLEBEE, C.1650-1675
each with a circular disc above a twisting
column and pierced Gothic style feet, with a
punched maker’s mark ‘CA’ in a lozenge, with
an iron bracket (2)
44cm high, 21.3cm wide, 37cm deep
Literature
For a near identical disc-top andiron, see
‘A Study Collection of Marked Domestic Brass
- Catalogue of an Exhibition 11-22 September
2001’ by Roderick Butler, p.21 illus. 30.
￡800-1,200
1078
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1083
1085
1081
A CHARLES II OAK SIDE TABLE
C.1680
the planked top with cleated ends above a
panelled frieze drawer with original ebonised
black paint and on turned legs
75.4cm high, 93.2cm wide, 61.7cm deep
￡500-800
1082
A NEAR PAIR OF VICTORIAN YEW AND ELM
WINDSOR ARMCHAIRS
MID-19TH CENTURY
each with a hooped back, pierced splat, solid
seat and crinoline stretcher (2)
93cm high (max)
￡300-400
1081 1082
1083
A RUSTIC SCULPTURAL WILLOW
ARMCHAIR
PROBABLY FRENCH, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
with a woven back and seat
￡300-500
1084
AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE
17TH CENTURY ELEMENTS AND LATER
the boarded top on baluster turned legs united
by peripheral stretchers
79.6cm high, 76cm wide, 213cm long
￡300-500
1085
A GEORGE III OAK BOARDED TABLE BOX
LATE 18TH CENTURY
the lid carved with a Green Man toper holding
a tankard and a pipe balancing two dogs and a
mask on his head, the front with a pair of
soldiers and the sides with trees
10.7cm high, 27.5cm wide, 15.3cm deep
￡400-600
1084
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1086
A CHARLES II OAK CHEST
C.1680
of two short and three long drawers with mitre moulded fronts, on later bun
feet, the sides with incised Celtic style decoration
97.5cm high, 93.5cm wide, 52cm deep
Provenance
Bought from Tobias Jellinek & Alistair Sampson, 156 Brompton Road, London,
October 1991.
￡400-600
1087
A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK CHEST
LATE 17TH CENTURY
with four long drawers each decorated with walnut and holly panels
91.3cm high, 97cm wide, 49.5cm deep
￡200-300
1088
A JAMES I OAK COFFER
C.1620
the front with a gouge carved frieze above triple panels inlaid with bog oak
knot patterns
55.2cm high, 112.3cm wide, 51cm deep
￡400-600
1089
A CHARLES II OAK COFFER
WEST COUNTRY, DATED ‘1674’
the underside of the lid with Gothic strapwork printed wallpaper and with an
open till, the triple panelled front carved with leaves and with the date and
initials ‘EW1674’
77.4cm high, 126cm wide, 54cm deep
￡400-600
1090
SEVEN OAK BACKSTOOLS
LATE 17TH CENTURY
each with a ‘letterbox’ back, five with a
fan top rail, one with a spindle back and
a pair with a scroll surmount (7)
￡500-700
1091
A CHARLES I OAK COFFER
C.1640
the quadruple panel top revealing an
open till, the front with a lunette frieze
above a conforming panel carved with
flowers and the initials ‘IS’
66cm high, 128.2cm wide, 57cm deep
￡600-800
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1090
1092
1093
1091
1094
1092
A HARLEQUIN SET OF EIGHT EARLY
VICTORIAN ASH LADDERBACK
DINING CHAIRS
LANCASHIRE, C.1840
each with a rush seat, comprising: a pair
of armchairs and six side (8)
￡800-1,200
1093
A GEORGE III CHERRYWOOD
LOWBOY
LATE 18TH CENTURY
fitted with an arrangement of five
drawers
73cm high, 77cm wide, 49.3cm deep
￡200-300
1094
A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK OVERMANTEL
17TH CENTURY AND LATER, DATED ‘1691’
the frieze carved with the date flanked by a pair of griffins with bifurcated tails above a
central strapwork panel with figural pilasters, a pair of panels of thistles and a pair of
lozenge carved panels
52cm high, 175.5cm wide
￡150-200
1095
1096
1095
A FRENCH CHARLES IX OAK CASSSONE PANEL
NORTHERN FRANCE, C.1570
with a strapwork frieze above a central tableau carved with the mythical story
of Pyramis and Thisbi and flanked by cherubs and satyrs, the corners carved
with caryatids standing on a mythical sea creature
83cm high, 173cm wide, 18cm deep
Provenance
Exhibited at the Grosvenor House Antiques Fair, c.2005.
Bonhams, The Beedham Collection, 24th May 2012, lot 245.
￡1,500-2,500
1096
A LARGE GERMAN OAK AND IRON MOUNTED CHEST OR STOLLENTRUHE
WESTPHALIAN, 16TH CENTURY
with floral strapwork mounts and carved scrolls to the front and feet, the
hinged lid revealing a vacant interior with a lidded till
89.2cm high, 181.5cm wide, 64.5cm deep
Catalogue Note
This type of large standing chest is known as a ‘stollentruhe’ or studded chest
and is thought to have been made from the 15th century. The type has become
closely associated with the Westphalia region in central, western Germany.
For a similar chest, see the Victoria & Albert Museum, no.900:21904.
￡1,500-2,000
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1097
1099
1100
1098
1101
1097
A CONTINENTAL OAK SIDE CABINET
PROBABLY FRANCO-FLEMISH, LATE
16TH CENTURY
with a pair of linenfold doors and iron side
carrying handles
100.8cm high, 121.3cm wide, 59cm deep
￡800-1,200
1098
A FLEMISH OAK DOLE CUPBOARD
EARLY 17TH CENTURY
the frieze with gadrooned and rinceau
decoration and carved with lion’s masks
above a pair of turned spindle panelled
doors flanked by figural caryatids
93.2cm high, 86.2wide, 27cm deep
￡1,0001,500
1099
A FRENCH PROVINCIAL ASH ARMCHAIR
MID-19TH CENTURY
with a pierced toprail above a rush seat
￡100-200
1100
A SMALL FRANCO-FLEMISH OAK
COFFER
EARLY 17TH CENTURY
with fielded panels
47.5cm high, 71.2cm wide, 43.6cm deep
￡500-700
1101
A DUTCH OAK REFECTORY-TYPE TABLE
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the boarded top with cleated ends above a frieze drawer, on inverted baluster legs united by
an ‘H’ stretcher
73.4cm high, 161.5cm wide, 89cm deep
￡300-400
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A RARE AND FINE SOUTH GERMAN COPPER-GILT AND EBONISED TABLE CABINET
IN THE MANNER OF THE WORKSHOPS OF MELCHIOR BAUMGARTNER (1621-1686),
BOAS ULRICH (1550-1623) AND MATTHIAS WALBAUM (1590-1632), AUGSBURG, C.1600-1650
with an arrangement of eight drawers around a central cupboard, the fronts each with a gilt copper plaque
chased with the labours of the months and with a sign of the zodiac in a cloud each with an inscription, with
some pencil inscriptions to the drawer linings, the top right drawer front signed 'Mertz' on a later ebonised stand
37.5cm high, 49.5cm wide, 29.5cm deep (the cabinet), 124.7cm high overall
Provenance
The Roderick and Valentine Butler Collection.
Catalogue Note
For a related cabinet sold in these rooms see Exbury House: Le Go?t Rothschild, 5th October 2022, lot 214
for an armourer's cabinet with similarly worked panels which sold for ￡40,000 (hammer).
This fine cabinet would have been commissioned for a chamber containing precious artworks and curiosities, a
fashionable collecting pursuit among the aristocracy and wealthy at the time of manufacture. It would have
contained natural and man-made items, with a particular leaning towards scientific instruments, intended to
suggest the wealth and connoisseurship of the owner and to impress their guests.
￡8,000-12,000
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1103
1105
1106
1104
1107
1103
A PAIR OF WALNUT AND GILTWOOD SIDE CHAIRS IN RENAISSANCE STYLE
ITALIAN OR SPANISH, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY
each with a carved and entwined splat and front-rail (2)
Provenance
Hurstbourne Park, Whitchurch, Hampshire.
￡100-200
1104
AN ITALIAN WALNUT LANTERN CARRIER
18TH CENTURY
carved as a winged cherub hanging from a tasselled ribbon
93cm high
￡300-400
1105
A PAIR OF ITALIAN GILTWOOD GRIFFIN APPLIQUES
19TH CENTURY
carved facing to left and right (2)
72.5cm high, 44cm wide, 13.5cm deep
￡300-400
1106
A PAIR OF ITALIAN NEEDLEWORK PANELS
LATE 16TH / EARLY 17TH CENTURY
each worked in coloured silk and metal threads, one with a central portrait rondel
of St Peter with keys, the other of St Catherine with a palm frond, surrounded by
scrolling floral foliage inside gilt thread borders (2)
45cm x 21cm (max)
￡400-600
1107
A SPANISH BRONZE MORTAR
C.1500
the body with buttresses, two pierced and one with a ring
10cm high, 16.5cm diameter
￡400-600
1108
1110
λ 1108
A CONTINENTAL ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VARGUENO
POSSIBLY SPANISH OR PORTUGUESE, 18TH CENTURY
the top with a bank of fifteen ivory inlaid drawers with gilt iron drop handles,
the base with three conforming long drawers
164.7cm high, 118cm wide, 52cm deep
*This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been
assigned a registration number.
￡600-1,000
1109
A SPANISH SILVER VOTIVE LAMP / CHANDELIER
IN BAROQUE STYLE, 18TH / 19TH CENTURY
decorated with repoussé scrolls, flowers, cherub masks and leaves, the corona hung with eight pierced
chains, the dish base with four lights, stamped in various places ‘Caro’, with some metal ware elements
8.6kg approx. total weight, 134cm high, 99cm wide
Provenance
Bought from Sotheby’s Madrid in the early 1990’s.
￡1,500-2,000
λ 1110
A SPANISH WALNUT AND TORTOISESHELL
TABLE CABINET
IN BAROQUE STYLE, 18TH CENTURY
with gilt metal mounts, of breakfront form with an
arrangement of eight drawers flanking a central
cupboard decorated with columns and a central
classical figure in a niche enclosing five drawers,
with iron side carrying handles
62cm high, 115cm wide, 34cm deep
￡1,500-2,000
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1112
1113 1114
1111
1111
AN IBERIAN WALNUT DROP-LEAF TABLE
SPANISH OR PORTUGUESE, IN RENAISSANCE STYLE,
19TH CENTURY
the oval top carved with a coat of arms with a helm above a
tower and a crowned rampant lion, with rondels with classical
portrait busts, above an end-frieze drawer and on bobbin
turned legs
76.4cm high, 52cm wide, 106cm deep
￡300-400
1112
A LARGE ITALIAN GILTWOOD FLOOR STANDING ALTAR
LAMP
18TH CENTURY
with fluted and stiff leaf decoration
132.5cm high (excluding fittings)
￡150-200
1113
AN ITALIAN GILTWOOD CANDELABRA TABLE LAMP
IN RENAISSANCE STYLE, 18TH / 19TH CENTURY
with five scroll branches issuing from an urn stem, together
with an Italian copper and giltwood table lamp (2)
74.5cm high, excluding fittings (max)
￡150-200
1114
A PAIR OF ITALIAN GILTWOOD AND BEADWORK
FINIALS
19TH CENTURY
each in the form of an urn of flowers (2)
61cm high
￡80-120
top
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1116
1117
1115
A LARGE ITALIAN PAINTED GILTWOOD JARDINIERE
IN ROCOCO STYLE, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY
decorated with swags of flowers and lattice work panels, with a metal lift-out liner
52.2cm high, 193cm wide, 67cm deep
￡800-1,200
1116
AN ITALIAN PAINTED AND GILTWOOD FIGURE OF SAINT ANTHONY OF PADUA
PROBABLY LATE 18TH CENTURY
depicted carrying the infant Jesus, standing on a simulated marble stepped base
108cm high
￡600-800
1117
A CARVED WOOD AND POLYCHROME DECORATED FIGURE OF A SAINT
SPANISH OR ITALIAN, LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY
standing with his arms outstretched
57cm high
￡200-300
λ 1118
A FLEMISH TORTOISESHELL, IVORY AND
EBONISED FRAME
IN BAROQUE STYLE, 18TH / 19TH CENTURY
the rectangular aperture surrounded by ivory masks
and scrolling foliage on a tortoiseshell ground
41 x 35cm (max), aperture 23.7 x 17.7cm
*This item is offered for sale in accordance with the
Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned a registration
number.
￡100-150
1119
A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL CARVED GILTWOOD
ANGEL WALL BRACKETS
IN BAROQUE STYLE, 19TH CENTURY
each carved with a cherub mask and wings (2)
17.7cm high, 50.5cm wide
￡150-250
1120
TWO ITALIAN ALTAR STYLE LAMPS
IN BAROQUE STYLE, 19TH CENTURY AND
LATER
one with silvered and gilt decoration on lion’s paw
feet, the other decorated in gilt and blue with leaf
and scroll decoration (2)
80cm high (max) (excluding fittings)
￡200-300
1121
A PAIR OF ITALIAN WALNUT ALTAR STYLE
CANDLESTICK TABLE LAMPS
IN BAROQUE STYLE, LATE 19TH CENTURY
each with a triform base, fitted for electricity (2)
38.5cm high (excluding fittings)
￡100-150
1120 1121
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1119
1118
1122
1124
λ 1122
A TURNED RHINOCEROS HORN GOBLET
PROBABLY GERMAN, 18TH CENTURY
the ‘U’ shaped bowl above a ring knopped stem and a domed foot
12.3cm high, 13cm diameter, 343g
* Please note that an export licence will only be granted for rhinoceros
horn pieces, should the hammer price meet or exceed the value of 100
USD per gram of the item’s weight.
￡2,000-3,000
1123
A DUTCH PAINTED BOWFRONT HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD
18TH CENTURY AND LATER
painted with a classical figural scene of an enthroned king, locked
98.5cm high, 57cm wide, 39.2cm deep
￡200-300
1124
AN UNUSUAL CONTINENTAL WALNUT CENTRE TABLE
LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND LATER
possibly originally a Swiss rent table, the circular top inset
with a slate panel, above a frieze drawer on turned legs
united by an ‘H’ stretcher
75.8cm high, 127cm diameter
￡2,000-3,000
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FINE FURNITURE
1125
1127
1125
A GEORGE II WALNUT CHEST ON CHEST
C.1735-40
with three short and six long feather banded drawers, the lowest drawer inlaid
with a parquetry sunburst, the top with fluted angles, the base with a brushing
slide
180.7cm high, 105.3cm wide, 56.5cm deep
￡800-1,200
1126
A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT ESCRITOIRE
C.1690-1700
with a cushion frieze drawer, above a hinged fall fitted with a baize lined
writing surface and with a fitted interior of pigeonholes and drawers around a
central cupboard door enclosing three further drawers with secret
compartments, the base with two short and two long drawers, on later bun
feet
158cm high, 112cm wide, 49cm deep
￡600-800
1127
A GEORGE I WALNUT KNEEHOLE DESK
C.1725
with feather and crossbanding, the quarter veneered top with a caddy
moulded edge above an arrangement of eight walnut lined drawers around a
cupboard flanked by fluted angles
76.6cm high, 84.2cm wide, 46.5cm deep
￡1,000-1,500
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1130
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1131
1128
A WALNUT CABINET ON STAND
EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND LATER
with a pair of cross and feather banded doors
enclosing an arrangement of nine drawers
around a central cupboard, the stand with a
frieze drawer
133.8cm high, 85.5cm wide, 44.5cm deep
￡500-700
1129
A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT AND
MARQUETRY CUSHION MIRROR
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
inlaid with scrolling foliate decoration,
with a later rectangular plate
79.5 x 63.3cm
￡800-1,200
open 1128
1130
A WALNUT CHEST
EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND LATER
with cross and feather banding and fitted with
two short and three long drawers on later feet
85.5cm high, 96.2cm wide, 56cm deep
￡400-600
1131
A SMALL WALNUT BUREAU
18TH CENTURY AND LATER
inlaid with satinwood banding and a conch
shell, the interior with pigeonholes and drawer
and a sliding well cover, above four long drawers
87.5cm high, 61.8cm wide, 42cm deep
￡200-300
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A FINE WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT DRESSING TABLE
C.1690
the quartered, feather and crossbanded top above three feather banded frieze drawers with original brass swing handles and inside moulded frames, above an
arched and cockbeaded apron, on tapering octagonal legs united by a scrolling 'X' stretcher centred by a turned finial, and on Braganza style feet
72.5cm high, 66.5cm wide, 43cm deep
Provenance
The Roderick and Valentine Butler Collection.
Catalogue Note
See Christie’s, The Parry Collection, London, 24th April 1997, lot 260 and Christie’s, The Property of the Late Mr and Mrs Melvyn Rollason, 3rd July 1997,
lot 175 for a reading table and a lowboy of related forms. See also Adam Bowett, ‘English Furniture 1660-1714 From Charles II to Queen Anne’, p. 287,
pl. 9:30 for the lowboy from the Rollason Collection, where referred to as a dressing table, and Ralph Edwards, ‘The Dictionary of English Furniture’, vol. 3,
pl. 225, fig. 2 for a very similar table.
Exhibited
British Antique Dealers Association Exhibition, London, 1989 and illustrated in the exhibition catalogue, item 21.
￡8,000-12,000
1133
A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT BUREAU BOOKCASE
C.1710
with cross and feather banding, the ogee domed top with a moulded edging above a pair of
arched, bevelled mirrored doors enclosing a fitted interior, the base with a fall front with a
book rest enclosing a further fitted well interior of a central cupboard, pigeonholes, waterfall
drawers and baize lined writing surface, above a moulded apron, two short and two long
drawers with cockbeading, and later ogee bracket feet
228cm high, 103.5cm wide, 59.5cm deep
Provenance
The Charrington Family Collection, Winchfield House, Hampshire.
￡2,000-3,000
1133
1135 1136
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1134
1134
A GEORGE II WALNUT WING ARMCHAIR
C.1730 AND LATER
with scroll arms on shell capped cabriole
front legs and pad feet
Provenance
The Charrington Family Collection,
Winchfield House, Hampshire.
￡800-1,200
1135
A SET OF SIX WALNUT DINING CHAIRS
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the top rail in the Chinese manner, above a
slender vase shaped splat, on square
sectioned cabriole front legs (6)
Provenance
The Charrington Family Collection,
Winchfield House, Hampshire.
￡1,000-1,500
1136
A GEORGE II WALNUT WING ARMCHAIR
C.1735 AND LATER
later upholstered with lattice fabric, with
scroll arms on cabriole front legs and pad feet
Provenance
The Charrington Family Collection,
Winchfield House, Hampshire.
￡800-1,200
1137
1138
1139
1137
A QUEEN ANNE YEW CHEST ON STAND
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
with ash banding and burr yew panels, fitted with three short and three long
elm lined drawers with secret drawers behind, the stand with a long drawer
on later bun feet
126.5cm high, 108.5cm wide, 63.8cm deep
￡800-1,200
1138
A GEORGE I WALNUT CHEST
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
with cross and feather banding and fitted with two short and three long
drawers
90cm high, 96.8cm wide, 56.8cm deep
￡400-600
1139
A GEORGE II WALNUT WING ARMCHAIR
C.1730 AND LATER
with scroll arms on shell capped cabriole front legs and pad feet
￡2,000-3,000
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1140
A GEORGE I OAK BUREAU BOOKCASE
EARLY 18TH CENTURY
the double domed top above a pair of panelled
doors enclosing adjustable shelves and
pigeonholes, with a pair of candleslides above the
hinged fall enclosing further pigeonholes and
drawers and a sliding well cover, above two short
and two long drawers
208.5cm high, 95.7cm wide, 53cm deep
￡400-600
1141
AN EARLY GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRIPOD
TABLE
C.1760 AND LATER
the circular tilt-top revolving on a birdcage
71.5cm high, 82cm diameter
￡200-300
1142
AN EARLY GEORGE III ELM COUNTRY
HIGHBACK CORNER ARMCHAIR
NORTH COUNTRY, C.1760-70
the raised back above a pair of pierced splats and
a part leather drop-in seat
￡600-800
1143
A PAIR OF EARLY GEORGE III MAHOGANY
SIDE CHAIRS
CHIPPENDALE PERIOD, C.1770
each with a pierced lancet shape splat decorated
with a Gothic quatrefoil (2)
￡150-200
1144
A SMALL GEORGE II DROP-LEAF SUPPER
TABLE
C.1740-50
the oval top on turned legs and pad feet
70.5cm high, 29cm wide, 91cm deep
￡100-200
40
1140
1142
1141
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1145
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST
CHANNEL ISLANDS, LATE 18TH CENTURY
with a moulded dentil and egg and dart breakfront cornice above two short
and four long drawers flanked by stop-fluted angles, above three further
drawers
205cm high, 123cm wide, 61cm deep
￡1,000-1,500
1147
1146
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY DRESSING CHEST
C.1770
the fitted top drawer with a baize lined slide revealing divisions and with a
hinged side drawer above three long drawers
79cm high, 91cm wide, 57cm deep
￡400-600
1147
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY ARCHITECT’S TABLE
CHIPPENDALE PERIOD, C.176570
the drop-leaf top with a hinged slope on a ratchet with a removeable rest, the
frieze drawer revealing hinged compartments, divisions, pen and ink drawer
and candle slides, with a shaped undertier and brass roller castors
77.1cm high, 67.8cm wide, 76.5cm deep
￡500-700
open
1146
1151
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1150
1152
1148
1149
1148
A SET OF SIX GEORGE II ELM DINING CHAIRS
MID-18TH CENTURY
the yoke top rail above a pierced splat, green velour
upholstered drop-in seat and cabriole front legs with pad feet (6)
￡400-600
1149
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF DINING TABLE
C.1740
the oval top on turned legs and pad feet
70.7cm high, 54.5cm wide, 147cm deep
￡400-600
1150
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLE MIRROR
LATE 18TH CENTURY
the oval plate within a kingwood frame and an open scroll
support with an urn finial
71cm high, 56cm wide, 21.5cm deep
￡100-150
1151
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY TRIPOD TABLE
C.1750-60 AND LATER
the circular dished tilt-top revolving on a birdcage on a fluted
stem and leaf carved legs terminating in claw and ball feet
69.6cm high, 64.6cm diameter
￡200-300
1152
A GEORGE II VIRGINIAN WALNUT CORNER ARMCHAIR
C.1740
with scroll arms above twin solid splats and a drop-in seat, on a
carved central leg and pad feet
￡200-300
1153
1154
A GEORGE III GILTWOOD WALL MIRROR
C.1760-70
the frame carved with leaves and scrolls, the surmount with a pagoda with rockwork
and frosting and with castle finials
126 x 67cm
￡2,000-3,000
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1154
1153
AN UNUSUAL GEORGE II MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT
SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE
POSSIBLY ARCHITECT DESIGNED, C.1750
with a dentil cornice above a pair of Gothic astragal glazed
doors enclosing adjustable shelving, above a secretaire
drawer with a fitted interior, flanked by a further pair of
doors enclosing adjustable shelving, the righthand side fitted
with a slender folio cupboard, the base with a band of blind
fretwork above three crossbanded long drawers flanked by
two runs of three drawers, on shaped bracket feet
228.5cm high, 177cm wide, 55cm deep
Provenance
The Roderick and Valentine Butler Collection.
Catalogue Note
This bookcase has a number of unusual features that
suggest that it may have been designed by an architect
rather than a furniture designer. These include the
laminated glazing bars that are applied to the glass rather
than having the glass set into rebates, the single central
cupboard stile rather than it being a pair of stiles, the overly
engineered door bolts, the fall front not having any
supporting brackets, the un-graduated central run of
drawers, the inclusion of a folio cupboard and the moulding
across the upper section that limit how wide the doors can
open. A final feature of note are the finials applied to the
door frames above the central ogee glazing bars which are
comparable to those applied to a library bookcase
illustrated in Thomas Chippendale's 'The Gentleman and
Cabinet Maker's Director', 3rd Edition, 1762, plate XCVIII.
￡5,000-8,000
open
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1157
A GEORGE III GILTWOOD WALL MIRROR
C.1770-80
the shaped plate inside a frame carved with ‘C’ scrolls,
columns, oak leaf branches, rockwork and frosting
115 x 67cm
￡300-500
1158
A GEORGE II IRISH MAHOGANY GAMES TABLE
C.1740-50
with a lift-off top, the underside with a baize lined
playing surface with counterwells revealing an inlaid
backgammon board, with four frieze drawers, one
missing, on shell capped cabriole legs and carved
trefid feet
76.8cm high, 84.5cm wide, 59.5cm deep
Provenance
The Groves of Castle Grove, Donegal.
By descent to Commander Peter Campbell.
And by descent to the present owner.
￡300-500
1159
A REGENCY MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRROR
EARLY 19TH CENTURY
with kingwood banding and boxwood stringing with
a later rectangular plate, the frame with urn finials on
brass lion’s paw castors
149.3cm high, 63cm wide, 63.5cm deep
￡200-300
1160
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRAY-TOP BEDSIDE
COMMODE
LATE 18TH CENTURY
with a tambour shutter above a pull-out converted
base and the sides pierced with handgrips
74.3cm high, 43.3cm wide, 43cm deep
￡100-200
1155
A SET OF EIGHT GEORGE III MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS
C.1780
each with a pierced ladderback carved with leaves, above a dipped stuffed-over
seat and moulded front legs, comprising: a pair of armchairs and six side chairs (8)
￡600-1,000
1156
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE SIDE TABLE
LATE 18TH CENTURY
inlaid with boxwood stringing and fitted with three drawers
74cm high, 120cm wide, 60cm deep
Provenance
Hurstbourne Park, Whitchurch, Hampshire.
￡400-600
1158
1160
1157
1159
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1163
1162
A GEORGE II GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE
C.1755-60
in the French manner, the pink mottled marble top with a moulded rim, on a serpentine base, the
pierced frieze with a central anthemion flanked by scrolling foliage, latticework corners and
scrolling foliate sides, on ‘C’ scroll legs joined by a large, pierced Rococo and ‘C’ scroll floral motif
93.5cm high, 107.5cm wide, 52.5cm deep
Provenance
Purchased from Boss Antiques, Petworth on 23rd October 1968.
Catalogue Note
See Percy MacQuoid and Ralph Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, Vol. III (M to Z.),
published by Country Life, London, 1927, p. 268, fig. 44 for a similar console table originally at
Lyme Park.
￡1,500-2,000
1164
1161
A SET OF TEN GEORGE III MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS
IN FRENCH HEPPLEWHITE STYLE, C.1775-80
each with an upholstered cartouche shaped back and serpentine seat covered
in silk damask, on moulded cabriole legs, comprising: a pair of armchairs and
eight side chairs (10)
Provenance
The Charrington Family Collection, Winchfield House, Hampshire.
￡3,000-5,000
1163
A GILTWOOD WALL MIRROR
18TH CENTURY AND LATER
the rectangular bevelled plate in a leaf and scroll
carved frame
94.7 x 64.7cm
￡500-800
1164
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CELLARET
ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS,
LATE 18TH CENTURY
with four divisions and outline mouldings, on
leather roller castors
42.5cm high, 32cm wide
Provenance
The Roderick and Valentine Butler Collection.
Literature
See Lyndsey Boynton, 'Gillow Furniture Designs
1760-1800', pl.181 for a drawing of a related
'Gardevine' made for Rev. W. Harris, Prestwich,
Lancs, c.1768.
￡400-600
1162
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1165
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY
LONGCASE CLOCK
BY JOHN FEWLLER, LIVERPOOL,
LATE 18TH CENTURY
the brass eight day movement with
an anchor escapement, four
knopped pillars and striking on a
bell, the 13 1/4 inch brass dial with
a silvered chapter ring with black
Roman and Arabic numerals and
inscribed ‘Fewllers Liverpool’, around
a matted centre with scrolling
foliage, subsidiary seconds dial and
date aperture, the arch with a
painted moonphase, the case with a
swan neck pediment, gilded blue
glass panels, arched door and blind
fretwork above a shaped trunk door
and panelled base, with two weights
and a pendulum
241cm high
￡500-800
1166
A GEORGE III BLUE JAPANNED
LONGCASE CLOCK
BY THOMAS ROBINS,
CHATHAM, LATE 18TH CENTURY
the brass eight day movement with
an anchor escapement, five
knopped pillars and striking on a
bell, the 12 inch brass dial with a
chapter ring with black Roman and
Arabic numerals around a subsidiary
seconds dial and date aperture and
inscribed ‘THOMAS ROBINS
CHATHAM’, the arch with a ‘Strike
Silent’ dial, the hood with an arched
door flanked by three-quarter
columns on a trunk with an arched
door with gilded chinoiserie
decoration and a panel base, with a
later backboard, with two weights
and a pendulum
227cm high
￡400-600
1167
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY
CHIMING LONGCASE CLOCK
BY HINDLEY, YORK,
LATE 18TH CENTURY
the substantial brass eight day
movement with knopped pillars,
chiming on a nest of fifteen bells
with double hammers and striking
on a single bell, the painted oval dial
with black Roman numerals around
subsidiary seconds, date and ‘Strike
Silent’ dials and inscribed ‘HINDLEY
YORK’ beneath a painted rondel and
spandrels, the case with a dentil
cornice above a glazed oval door
flanked by pilaster columns above a
rectangular trunk door and panelled
base, with four weights and brass
pendulum on a wooden shaft
256cm high
￡600-1,000
1168
A MAHOGANY WALL CLOCK
MID19TH CENTURY
AND LATER
the brass eight day movement with
tapering plates on a 13 1/2 inch
enamelled dial with black Roman
numerals, above a shaped
rectangular, crossbanded door, with
a weight and pendulum
119.5cm high
￡300-500
CLOCKS & SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
1169
1171
λ 1169
A MAHOGANY CHIMING BRACKET CLOCK
19TH CENTURY
the brass eight day twin fusee movement with dual repeat mechanisms on a
nest of twelve bells and striking on a further single bell, the backplate with
engraved foliate borders and the bob pendulum with a sunburst, the
enamelled dial, probably later, with black Roman hours numerals beneath an
arch with a central chime selector dial flanked by ‘Strike Silent’ and Chime
Silent’ dials, the domed case with a gilt metal pineapple finial above silk backed
gilt metal sound frets, stop fluted quarter columns, ivory escutcheon and brass
scrolling feet, with a pendulum
68cm high
Catalogue Note
The chimes include ‘Glad Trumpet Sounds’, ‘Pray Goody’, ‘This Cold Flinty
Rock’, ‘Said a Smile to a Tear’, ‘Bewildered Maid’, ‘Tis but Fancys Sketch’,
‘Is there a Heart’ and ‘Love is Warm in Heart’.
*This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been
assigned a registration number.
￡600-800
1170
A VICTORIAN WALNUT MANTEL CLOCK
19TH CENTURY
the brass eight day, chain driven twin fusee movement with an anchor
escapement and striking to a gong, the backplate stamped ‘1370’, on a silvered
dial with black Roman numerals and inscribed ‘W.PAYNE & CO. LONDON’, the
case with a fan reeded caddy top, moulded rims and brass feet
36cm high
￡400-600
1171
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK
BY CHARLES DOWSETT, MARGATE, LATE 18TH CENTURY
the brass eight day, twin fusee movement with an anchor escapement and
striking on a bell (now missing), the backplate engraved with scrolling floral
decoration around a central exotic bird, the silvered dial with black Roman
hours and Arabic five minutes, the centre inscribed ‘Charles Dowsett, Margate’
above a date aperture, the arch with a rondel engraved with a sailing boat, with
floral spandrels, the arched case with a brass carrying handle, with a pendulum
39.5cm high
￡400-600
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1172
1174
1175
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1173
1176
1173
A FRENCH BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK
BY DROCOURT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY
the brass eight day movement with a silvered
platform escapement, repeat mechanism and
striking on a gong, the back plate stamped ‘DC’
and ‘34460’, with a white enamelled dial with
black Roman numerals, in a five pane gorge case
stamped ‘34460’ to the underside
12cm high
￡200-300
1174
A FRENCH GILT BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK
RETAILED BY GIBSON, BELFAST, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
the brass eight day movement with a repeat
mechanism, silvered platform escapement and
striking on a gong, the backplate stamped ‘46’,
the white enamelled dial with black Roman
numerals and inscribed ‘GIBSON BELFAST’
13.5cm high
￡200-300
1172
A VICTORIAN EBONISED MANTEL CLOCK
IN THE FRENCH MANNER, BY BARRAUD &
LUND, LONDON, DATED ‘1855’
the brass eight day chain driven movement striking
on a gong, the backplate inscribed ‘Barraud & Lund,
Cornhill London 1855’, the gilded dial with black
Roman numerals around a foliate engraved centre,
inscribed ‘Barraud & Lund Cornhill London’
between XI and I, in a waisted case with scrolling
foliate mounts and female bust legs, with a
pendulum
27.5cm high
￡300-500
1175
A FRENCH GILT BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK
BY DROCOURT, LATE 19TH CENTURY
the brass eight day movement with a silvered
platform escapement, alarm and hour repeat
mechanisms and striking on a gong, the
backplate stamped ‘DC’ and with serial number
‘12436’, the enamel dial with black Roman hours
and retailer’s details above a subsidiary alarm dial
with Arabic hours, inside a guilloche frame, the
five glass case stamped ‘12436’ to the underside,
with its original leather bound case
13.5cm high
￡250-350
1176
A FRENCH GILT BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK
LATE 19TH CENTURY
the eight day movement with a silvered platform
lever escapement and repeat mechanism, striking
on a gong, stamped ‘20’ to the backplate, the
enamel dial with black Arabic hours and five
minutes, inside a gilt frame, in a gorge case,
together with two other French carriage clocks
with leather carry cases (3)
13cm, high (max)
Provenance
The Groves of Castle Grove, Donegal.
By descent to Commander Peter Campbell.
And by descent to the present owner.
￡150-250
