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a rare james i/charles i carved elm heraldic support, west country, circa 1620-40
£3,950
height: 40 cm
width: 11.7 cm
REF: 3263
a rare pair of 15th century carved oak grotesque animal finials, east anglia, circa 1450-1490
£5,750
height: 29.5 cm
width: 7.5 cm
REF: 4412
a superb henry vii/viii carved oak figural panel, circa 1500-20
£12,500
height: 21.5 cm
width: 26.5 cm
REF: 4510
a james i/charles i oak 'heraldic' panel, circa 1620-35
£1,350
height: 36 cm
width: 20.5 cm
REF: 4690
an impressive large copper 'cauldron', circa 1800
height: 46.5 cm
REF: 3787
a rare mid-16th century oak figural panel, circa 1550
£1,650
height: 37.7 cm
width: 26.2 cm
REF: 4696
a mid-17th century carved oak lion finial, circa 1650
£1,750
width: 12.6 cm
REF: 4679
a victorian mahogany, rosewood and bone miniature chest of drawers, circa 1840
£595
height: 27 cm
width: 32.2 cm
REF: 2454
a rare henry vii pewter diamond-point knopped spoon, circa 1500
£695
height: 15 cm
REF: 4638
a rare carved oak panel, english, circa 1600
£1,450
width: 28.3 cm
REF: 4537
an impressive and decorative william iv hatchment, dorset, circa 1833
£5,950
height: 176 cm
width: 176 cm
REF: 4629
a rare henry viii pewter maidenhead-knopped spoon, circa 1540
£1,100
height: 16.5 cm
REF: 4643
a large 16th century brass alms dish, nuremberg, circa 1500-50
£675
REF: 4702
sold individually: victorian pottery carpet bowls, scottish, circa 1880
£55
REF: 4705
an 18th century gilt, tortoiseshell and ebonised ripple-moulded frame, circa 1730
£2,250
height: 75.5 cm
width: 70.5 cm
REF: 3903
an elizabeth i/james i carved oak panel, salisbury, circa 1580-1620
£895
height: 29 cm
width: 17.5 cm
REF: 4480
rare charles ii silver gilt cutlery: two sets, each comprising a knife, fork and spoon, circa 1680
£2,450
height: 11.4 cm
REF: 3288
a 19th century ebonised and tortoiseshell frame, circa 1810
£1,850
height: 51 cm
width: 43.6 cm
REF: 3590
an interesting elm, fruitwood and oak box with sliding lid, circa 1820
£295
height: 8 cm
width: 42 cm
REF: 4686
a george iii sycamore dairy bowl, circa 1820
£395
height: 10 cm
width: 53 cm
REF: 4481
a william & mary walnut oyster-veneered mirror, circa 1690
height: 58.7 cm
width: 53.4 cm
REF: 4619
a polychrome painted and gilt tole verriere (monteith), french, circa 1820
width: 31 cm
REF: 2782
a late 17th century pewter multi-reeded charger, english, circa 1680-1700
£680
REF: 3125
a 16th century brass alms dish, nuremberg, circa 1500-50
£585
REF: 4703
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