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an early, rare medieval alabaster relief, the crucifixion, england, midlands, circa 1380-1400
£28,000
height: 36 cm
width: 21.8 cm
REF: 4377
a rare and fine set of eight elizabeth i beech/sycamore, polychrome-decorated and gilt roundels or trenchers, in original fruitwood box, circa 1580
£19,000
height: 8 cm
width: 16 cm
REF: 4415
a rare william & mary solid laburnum cushion-moulded mirror, possibly scottish, circa 1700
£3,850
height: 63.4 cm
width: 55.5 cm
REF: 4533
a mid-16th century small oak box, possibly a strong or chalice box, english, circa 1550
£2,850
height: 20.2 cm
width: 50.5 cm
REF: 4731
a pair of 15th century oak tracery 'rood screen' arcades, english, circa 1450
£1,050
height: 24.5 cm
width: 45.5 cm
REF: 3520
a henry viii carved oak romayne-type panel, circa 1530
£295
height: 33 cm
width: 31 cm
REF: 3528
a large elizabeth i carved oak architectural muntin rail, circa 1570
£695
height: 84 cm
REF: 3539
a william & mary walnut oyster-veneered mirror, circa 1690
£2,250
height: 52 cm
width: 47 cm
REF: 4165
a rare henry viii carved oak panel, possibly north wales, circa 1530
height: 42.4 cm
REF: 4597
a rare 15th century carved oak architectural mount, east anglian, circa 1450
£4,950
REF: 4668
an interesting elm, fruitwood and oak box with sliding lid, circa 1820
width: 42 cm
REF: 4686
a good 19th century painted toleware tea canister
£525
height: 44 cm
REF: 2292
height: 43.5 cm
REF: 2293
a good tortoiseshell and ebonised ripple-moulded frame, flemish, circa 1800
£2,650
height: 55.6 cm
width: 45 cm
REF: 4529
a rare and small mid-17th century oak chip-carved box, english or welsh, circa 1650
£1,550
height: 18 cm
width: 34.4 cm
REF: 4603
REF: 4752
a large james i boarded oak box, west country, circa 1620
£645
height: 25 cm
width: 78.5 cm
REF: 1087
a rare elizabeth i oak figural term, circa 1600
£625
height: 47 cm
width: 10.5 cm
REF: 3508
a rare and serene 15th century polychrome alabaster part panel, almost certainly nottingham, england, circa 1450
£17,500
width: 16.5 cm
REF: 4218
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
width: 20.5 cm
REF: 4690
a rare mid-16th century oak figural panel, circa 1550
height: 37.7 cm
width: 26.2 cm
REF: 4696
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