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1
|
An OEWS gill double-volute baluster pewter measure, circa 1750
|
£149
US$ 228
177
|
|
2
|
Three Newcastle-Upon-Tyne pewter mugs
|
£149
US$ 228
177
|
|
3
|
An Irish straight-sided quart pewter mug, circa 1860
|
£87
US$ 133
103
|
|
4
|
A rare quart two-band pewter tavern pot, circa 1685
|
£2,749
US$ 4,189
3,255
|
|
6
|
A George III quart dome-lidded tulip-shaped pewter tankard
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
7
|
A Glasgow Imperial gill lidded baluster pewter measure, circa 1830
|
£49
US$ 76
59
|
|
8
|
A Scottish Imperial gill lidded bulbous pewter measure, circa 1870
|
£24
US$ 38
29
|
|
9
|
Two Scottish pewter mounted snuff boxes, circa 1830
|
£137
US$ 209
162
|
|
10
|
A South-West plain rim pewter plate
|
£31
US$ 47
36
|
|
11
|
An 18th century wavy-edge pewter plate
|
£99
US$ 152
118
|
|
12
|
An 18th century O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster pewter measure
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
13
|
Two late 18th century Guernsey lidded pewter measures
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
14
|
A 19th century half-pint straight-sided pewter mug
|
£18
US$ 28
22
|
|
15
|
A pint spouted bulbous pewter ale jug, circa 1825
|
£31
US$ 47
36
|
|
16
|
A Scottish half-mutchkin tulip-shaped pewter mug,
|
£74
US$ 114
88
|
|
17
|
A George I North of England quarter-mutchkin ball and wedge baluster pewter measure, circa 1720
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
18
|
An Irish Imperial half-pint squat tulip-shaped pewter mug, circa 1830
|
£49
US$ 76
59
|
|
19
|
An Irish concave-sided pint pewter mug, circa 1845
|
£112
US$ 171
133
|
|
20
|
A rare quart high single-fillet pewter tavern pot, circa 1720
|
£1,624
US$ 2,475
1,923
|
|
21
|
An Irish Imperial pint tulip-shaped pewter mug, circa 1830
|
£99
US$ 152
118
|
|
22
|
An Irish straight-sided pint pewter mug, circa 1860
|
£74
US$ 114
88
|
|
23
|
A Jersey lidless pewter measure, circa 1800
|
£37
US$ 57
44
|
|
24
|
A Jersey lidless pewter measure, circa 1800
|
£49
US$ 76
59
|
|
25
|
A Jersey lidless pewter measure, circa 1800
|
£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
26
|
A squat pewter mug, circa 1800
|
£24
US$ 38
29
|
|
29
|
An octagonal pewter salt Probably 18th century
|
£124
US$ 190
147
|
|
30
|
A North of England half-mutchkin bud baluster pewter measure, circa 1730
|
£112
US$ 171
133
|
|
31
|
A Scottish half-pint U-shaped pewter mug, circa 1860
|
£62
US$ 95
73
|
|
32
|
Three Bristol pewter mugs
|
£137
US$ 209
162
|
|
33
|
Three Scottish lidded baluster pewter measures First-half 19th century, Edinburgh
|
£1,624
US$ 2,475
1,923
|
|
35
|
A 17th century Beefeater pewter flagon Circa 1670
|
£1,624
US$ 2,475
1,923
|
|
36
|
A William IV needlework sampler, by M. Aspinwall, dated 1833
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
37
|
An early 16th century steel, latten and wood table knife, possibly Flanders
|
£2,749
US$ 4,189
3,255
|
|
38
|
A late 17th century/early 18th century salt-glazed stoneware Bellarmine jug, German/Rhenish
|
£524
US$ 799
621
|
|
39
|
A late 17th century oak coffer
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
40
|
A late 17th century beech stained and simulated-grain cane-back open armchair
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
41
|
An oak pedestal type desk Incorporating a Queen Anne coffer front
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
42
|
An 18th century brass warming-pan, Dutch
|
£137
US$ 209
162
|
|
43
|
A late 18th/early 19th century pine box settle
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
46
|
A run of carved limewood frieze, probably 18th century
|
£499
US$ 761
591
|
|
47
|
An early George III oak wine table
|
£874
US$ 1,332
1,035
|
|
48
|
A carved oak fire surround incorporating late 16th century Renaissance panels Panels probably French
|
£1,624
US$ 2,475
1,923
|
|
50
|
An oak triple panel-back open armchair, Lancashire Incorporating some 17th century timbers
|
£812
US$ 1,237
961
|
|
52
|
An 18th century oak armoire, French
|
£624
US$ 952
739
|
|
53
|
A 19th century maple chest of drawers Probably American
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
54
|
A Charles II oak gateleg table
|
£2,499
US$ 3,808
2,959
|
|
55
|
A 17th century iron and iron bound strong box or 'Armada Chest', German
|
£999
US$ 1,523
1,183
|
|
56
|
A late 17th century style walnut side table
|
£1,874
US$ 2,856
2,219
|
|
59
|
A large pair of 20th century brass candlesticks
|
£99
US$ 152
118
|
|
61
|
A late 17th century oak side table
|
£599
US$ 914
710
|
|
63
|
A near set of twelve early 19th century ash spindle back chairs In the manner of the Clisset family, Herefordshire, circa 1820-60
|
£749
US$ 1,142
887
|
|
66
|
A George II oak high dresser North Wales
|
£3,499
US$ 5,331
4,143
|
|
67
|
A Spanish chestnut refectory-type table 17th/18th century and later
|
£1,374
US$ 2,094
1,627
|
|
68
|
An 18th century and later walnut chest of drawers
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
69
|
A brass and mahogany yarn or wool testing machine
|
£187
US$ 285
221
|
|
71
|
An oak coffer Circa 1700 and later
|
£749
US$ 1,142
887
|
|
72
|
A mid-18th century oak settle
|
£749
US$ 1,142
887
|
|
73
|
A pair of brass and iron andirons or firedogs, circa 1800, North American, in the 'Federal' style Probably Philadelphia
|
£499
US$ 761
591
|
|
74
|
A George III oak egg rack or stand
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
75
|
A 19th century child's yew, ash and elm Windsor armchair
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
76
|
A late 17th century oak coffer
|
£599
US$ 914
710
|
|
77
|
A Charles I and later oak panel back armchair Circa 1630
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
78
|
A Charles II boarded oak desk box
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
79
|
An oak chest Constructed from some 18th century timbers in the late 17th century manner
|
£599
US$ 914
710
|
|
80
|
An early 19th century oak-cased thirty-hour painted round dial longcase clock Indistinctly signed '..., Rettendon'
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
81
|
A George III oak and mahogany-crossbanded eight-day longcase clock John Owen, Llanrwst
|
£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
82
|
A George III oak-cased eight-day longcase clock Peter Amyot, Norwich (1733 - 1799)
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
83
|
A George II mahogany tripod table
|
£812
US$ 1,237
961
|
|
84
|
An oak boarded chest, circa 1700
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
85
|
An oak and pine two-door cupboard Incorporating 17th century timbers
|
£99
US$ 152
118
|
|
86
|
Two early 18th century brass candlesticks
|
£149
US$ 228
177
|
|
87
|
A William & Mary walnut crossbanded and oyster-veneered lace box, circa 1690
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
88
|
An early 19th century oak high dresserSouth Wales
|
£1,874
US$ 2,856
2,219
|
|
89
|
A Nuremberg brass alms dishPossibly 16rh century
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
90
|
A part 18th century oak-cased thirty-hour longcase clock John Hough, High Leigh
|
£374
US$ 571
443
|
|
91
|
A George III painted dial thirty-hour longcase clock John & George Crane, Bromsgrove
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
92
|
An 18th century oak and inlaid eight-day longcase clock Thomas Ashton, Tideswell
|
£1,624
US$ 2,475
1,923
|
|
93
|
A George III oak standing desk
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
94
|
A mid to late 16th century brass capstan candlestick, probably Spanish/Dutch
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
95
|
A late 17th century oak gateleg occasional table
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
96
|
A brass trumpet-based candlestick, EnglishMid-17th century and later
|
£524
US$ 799
621
|
|
97
|
A cast bell metal mortar, mid to late 17th centuryProbably from 'Foundry X', Suffolk
|
£599
US$ 914
710
|
|
100
|
A Charles I oak coffer
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
102
|
A late 17th century polychrome-painted figureProbably Spanish
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
103
|
An oak livery cupboard 18th century, with adaptations
|
£474
US$ 723
562
|
|
104
|
An 18th century elm boarded bench
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
106
|
A harlequin set of ten 19th century ash Macclesfield ladder-back dining chairs North West, circa 1840
|
£999
US$ 1,523
1,183
|
|
108
|
A late 17th century and later ebonized stool
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
110
|
A Charles II oak coffer
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
112
|
A very large early 19th century turned sycamore dairy bowl
|
£624
US$ 952
739
|
|
114
|
A polychrome-painted Canada Goose duck decoy
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
115
|
A Charles II oak coffer
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
116
|
An elm and oak refectory table 18th/19th century, alterations
|
£2,249
US$ 3,427
2,663
|
|
117
|
A George III oak-cased eight-day longcase clock The dial signed George Graham, London
|
£1,374
US$ 2,094
1,627
|
|
118
|
A George III oak-cased eight-day longcase clock, with anti-cider Excise Duty inscription Joel Spiller, Wellington (fl. 1759 - 1769)
|
£3,499
US$ 5,331
4,143
|
|
119
|
A late 18th century brass-dial oak-cased eight-day longcase clock John Smith, Chester
|
£874
US$ 1,332
1,035
|
|
120
|
Two Victorian copper jelly ring moulds, one by Benham & Froud, the other by Benhanm & Sons
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
121
|
Two Victorian copper jelly moulds, one by Benham & Froud
|
£174
US$ 266
207
|
|
122
|
A Victorian copper 'Brunswick Star' jelly mould, by Benham & Froud
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
123
|
Two Victorian copper jelly moulds, by Benham & Froud
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
124
|
Two Victorian copper jelly moulds, both by Benham & Froud
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
125
|
A Victorian copper jelly mould, by Benham & Froud, retailed by Harrods
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
126
|
Three large Victorian copper jelly moulds
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
127
|
Four Victorian copper jelly moulds
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
128
|
Two pairs of miniature Victorian jelly moulds
|
£237
US$ 361
281
|
|
129
|
Six miniature Victorian copper jelly moulds
|
£187
US$ 285
221
|
|
130
|
A set of seven George IV brass alloy Imperial Avoirdupois bell weights, for the City of Durham, dated 1825by De Grave, London
|
£1,499
US$ 2,285
1,775
|
|
131
|
A boxed set of late Victorian Apothecaries' weights, for the County of Durhamby W & T Avery, Birmingham
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
132
|
A set of ten mid-Victorian brass alloy Imperial standard measures, for the County of Durham, dated 1878
|
£3,124
US$ 4,760
3,699
|
|
135
|
A Child's ash and beech painted primitive Windsor comb-back high chair Possibly Welsh, circa 1800
|
£3,124
US$ 4,760
3,699
|
|
136
|
A late 17th century oak open armchair Circa 1680-1700, South Lancashire/North Cheshire
|
£2,124
US$ 3,237
2,515
|
|
138
|
A George III needlework map of England and Wales
|
£112
US$ 171
133
|
|
139
|
An oak overmantel and fire surround, with late 16th century elements The overmantel almost certainly constructed in part from an Elizabethan headboard
|
£4,374
US$ 6,664
5,179
|
|
140
|
A harlequin set of eight yew, elm and ash Windsor chairs, including two armchairs Attributed to the Prior Family workshop, Buckingham, namely Robert Prior, (w.1816-1845)
|
£2,499
US$ 3,808
2,959
|
|
141
|
A Charles II oak mitre-moulded chest of drawers
|
£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
142
|
A near set of four brass candlesticks, Continental
|
£137
US$ 209
162
|
|
145
|
A William & Mary and later oak mule chest
|
£199
US$ 304
236
|
|
147
|
An early 18th century oak box settle
|
£2,249
US$ 3,427
2,663
|
|
148
|
An Orkney chair 20th century
|
£374
US$ 571
443
|
|
149
|
A North European oak cupboard
|
£749
US$ 1,142
887
|
|
150
|
A bronze cauldron, English Possibly 16th/17th Century
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
151
|
An early 18th century and later oak chest of drawers
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
153
|
An oak coffer Circa 1700 and later
|
£249
US$ 380
295
|
|
154
|
A Baroque carved and polychrome-painted architectural fragment, probably from a corbelLate 17th/early 18th century
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
155
|
A small oak side table Early 18th century
|
£599
US$ 914
710
|
|
156
|
A framed and mounted pressed wax devotional medallion, ContinentalA partial paper label to reverse reading 'Provenance Bretonne'
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
158
|
A 19th century Savonarola chair
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
159
|
An early 19th century fruitwood farmhouse table, French
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
161
|
A James I oak panel-back open armchair Circa 1620
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
162
|
A late 17th century oak side table
|
£499
US$ 761
591
|
|
163
|
A mid-19th century yew, elm and beech low-back Windsor chair
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
164
|
A mid-18th century oak tripod table
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
165
|
An early 18th century oak gateleg table
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
168
|
A James I oak and inlaid panel-back open armchair
|
£1,187
US$ 1,809
1,405
|
|
169
|
A paper and fabric collage picture of JusticeProbably 19th century
|
£274
US$ 418
325
|
|
170
|
A late 17th century oak enclosed armchair
|
£3,999
US$ 6,093
4,735
|
|
171
|
A late 19th century carved ivory figure of the Madonna & Child, French
|
£999
US$ 1,523
1,183
|
|
172
|
A Charles II oak court cupboard Circa 1660, possibly East Anglia
|
£2,249
US$ 3,427
2,663
|
|
173
|
An oak refectory-type table
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
174
|
An early 18th century miniature chest of drawers Probably once on a stand
|
£812
US$ 1,237
961
|
|
175
|
A late George III oak child's wing-back rocking chair
|
£37
US$ 57
44
|
|
176
|
A small Charles I oak coffer Circa 1630
|
£1,187
US$ 1,809
1,405
|
|
177
|
A Charles II oak panel-back open armchair Circa 1660
|
£2,749
US$ 4,189
3,255
|
|
178
|
A Charles II oak coffer
|
£687
US$ 1,047
813
|
|
179
|
A pair of nickel-plated floor-standing pricket candlesticks, in the Baroque late 17th/early 18th century manner
|
£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
180
|
A child's oak boarded chest Possibly Welsh
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
181
|
A good mid- to late-18th century carved treen and white metal-mounted pipe bowl, German/Austrian
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
182
|
A George III oak high dresser
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
183
|
An early 18th century oak gateleg table
|
£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
185
|
An early 18th century elm gateleg occasional table
|
£1,624
US$ 2,475
1,923
|
|
186
|
A pair of 20th century painted sheet metal advertising signs, for Hovis
|
£437
US$ 666
517
|
|
187
|
A late 17th century oak centre table Circa 1690
|
£362
US$ 552
429
|
|
189
|
A harlequin set of ten Victorian oak dining chairs
|
£1,499
US$ 2,285
1,775
|
|
190
|
A large oak refectory-type table 20th century
|
£1,874
US$ 2,856
2,219
|
|
191
|
A 19th century stained glass panelRemoved from a larger arrangement
|
£124
US$ 190
147
|
|
194
|
A late 17th century oak backstool Southern Lancashire/North Cheshire
|
£474
US$ 723
562
|
|
197
|
An oak iron-bound dome-lidded chest 18th century, Swedish
|
£524
US$ 799
621
|
|
198
|
Three 19th century yew, fruitwood and elm Windsor side chairs In the manner of the Prior family workshop, Buckinghamshire, circa 1830
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
199
|
A George III oak cricket table
|
£874
US$ 1,332
1,035
|
|
200
|
A mid-17th century oak coffer
|
£812
US$ 1,237
961
|
|
201
|
A Charles I oak coffer Circa 1630
|
£374
US$ 571
443
|
|
202
|
A set of six 18th century oak dining chairs
|
£937
US$ 1,428
1,109
|
|
203
|
An 18th century oak bureau
|
£524
US$ 799
621
|
|
204
|
A George III ash and elm Windsor armchair Altered
|
£162
US$ 247
192
|
|
205
|
A large third quarter 20th century painted duck decoy, North AmericanSigned 'RB' to underside, attributed to Rosswel Bliss (1887 - 1967), Stratford, Connecticut, USA
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
208
|
An oak refectory table Incorporating 17th century timbers
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
210
|
An unusual Charles I oak and inlaid mule chest Circa 1630-40
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
211
|
A late 17th century oak livery cupboard
|
£349
US$ 533
414
|
|
213
|
A matched pair of George III yew and elm high-back Windsor armchairs Circa 1800, Thames Valley
|
£2,499
US$ 3,808
2,959
|
|
214
|
A collection of four painted duck decoys
|
£562
US$ 856
665
|
|
216
|
A near set of eight 19th century ash spindle-back chairs
|
£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
217
|
A George II oak low dresser
|
£1,124
US$ 1,713
1,331
|
|
218
|
A Charles II oak panel back armchair
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
220
|
A small early 18th century oak bureau
|
£749
US$ 1,142
887
|
|
224
|
A Victorian ash child's Windsor armchair
|
£224
US$ 342
266
|
|
225
|
Four painted duck decoys
|
£449
US$ 685
532
|
|
226
|
An Irish pine-painted two-tier hen coop-dresser 19th century
|
£399
US$ 609
473
|
|
227
|
A 17th century oak coffer
|
£312
US$ 476
369
|
|
230
|
A large 17th century oak boarded chest
|
£499
US$ 761
591
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231
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A pair of oak and upholstered stools In the 17th century manner
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£2,499
US$ 3,808
2,959
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