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a rare henry viii exceptionally high-relief carved oak panel of a noble lady, circa 1520-40
height: 48.8 cm
width: 36.2 cm
REF: 4558
an unusual henry viii oak portrait panel, probably south west england, circa 1520-40
height: 45.6 cm
width: 24.2 cm
REF: 4575
a good 16th century carved oak green man corbel, english, circa 1500-50
height: 28.5 cm
width: 12.7 cm
REF: 4632
a charles i carved oak lion sejant, holding a shield with house/merchant marks, circa 1630
height: 34.5 cm
width: 11.5 cm
REF: 3992
an impressively large medieval oak corbel, english, circa 1350
height: 55.5 cm
width: 34 cm
REF: 3506
an early 16th century oak romayne-type panel, circa 1520
height: 40 cm
width: 26.5 cm
REF: 3530
a set of six henry viii oak linenfold-carved panels, circa 1520-40
height: 43.7 cm
width: 24.5 cm
REF: 2587
an elizabeth i carved oak panel, exeter and the surrounding area, circa 1560
height: 42.5 cm
REF: 3646
an early 16th century carved oak panel, circa 1520
height: 39.5 cm
REF: 4245
a mid-15th century carved oak panel, circa 1450
height: 52.6 cm
width: 23.5 cm
REF: 4475
height: 52.7 cm
width: 23.6 cm
REF: 4476
a james i carved and punch-decorated oak figural term, circa 1620
height: 62.4 cm
width: 12 cm
REF: 4479
a 16th century carved walnut architectural mount, circa 1600
height: 35.2 cm
width: 12.5 cm
REF: 3807
a small carved rosewood lion, english, circa 1830
height: 8.4 cm
width: 14.8 cm
REF: 4217
a 15th century oak finial/pendant, english, circa 1450-80
height: 25.3 cm
REF: 3719
a pair of charles ii oak angel/cherub masks, circa 1670
height: 18 cm
width: 34.3 cm
REF: 3793
a henry viii carved oak and polychrome armorial panel, probably representing a marriage, circa 1520
height: 18.5 cm
width: 35.8 cm
REF: 4247
a rare and large carved oak gargoyle, english, circa 1500
height: 16 cm
width: 89 cm
REF: 4387
an 15th century oak roof boss, english, circa 1450-1500
height: 22.5 cm
width: 25 cm
REF: 4413
a rare mythological carved oak panel, cumbria, circa 1620-60
height: 36.3 cm
width: 24.67 cm
REF: 4310
a henry viii carved oak panel, circa 1520-1540
height: 40.3 cm
width: 12.2 cm
REF: 4325
a group of four 16th century oak romayne-type panels, circa 1520-40
height: 38.5 cm
width: 29 cm
REF: 4316
a pair of henry viii oak romayne-type panels, circa 1530
height: 37.9 cm
width: 25.8 cm
REF: 4374
a henry viii oak romayne-type panel, circa 1520-40
height: 30.5 cm
REF: 3532
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