The Oak Interior

Auction 21094

Chester

17 Jan 2013, starting at 11:00 GMT.

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A Welsh 18th century oak panel back armchair

Sold for £8,125 inc. premium

An exceptionally rare mid-16th century oak enclosed box armchair English, circa 1540 - 1560

A rare Franco-Scottish walnut caqueteuse armchair, circa 1600

Sold for £7,500 inc. premium

A rare late 16th century walnut caqueteuse armchair French, circa 1600

An early 19th century beech and elm stick-back settle West Country

Sold for £6,875 inc. premium

A rare early 19th century beech and elm stick-back settle West Country

Sold for £6,250 inc. premium

An oak tester bed Incorporating some 17th century timbers

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1	An OEWS gill double-volute baluster pewter measure, circa 1750	£150 US$ 226 €175
2	Three Newcastle-Upon-Tyne pewter mugs	£150 US$ 226 €175
3	An Irish straight-sided quart pewter mug, circa 1860	£87 US$ 132 €102
4	A rare quart two-band pewter tavern pot, circa 1685	£2,750 US$ 4,152 €3,209
6	A George III quart dome-lidded tulip-shaped pewter tankard	£250 US$ 377 €291
7	A Glasgow Imperial gill lidded baluster pewter measure, circa 1830	£50 US$ 75 €58
8	A Scottish Imperial gill lidded bulbous pewter measure, circa 1870	£25 US$ 37 €29
9	Two Scottish pewter mounted snuff boxes, circa 1830	£137 US$ 207 €160
10	A South-West plain rim pewter plate	£31 US$ 47 €36
11	An 18th century wavy-edge pewter plate	£100 US$ 150 €116
12	An 18th century O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster pewter measure	£175 US$ 264 €204
13	Two late 18th century Guernsey lidded pewter measures	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
14	A 19th century half-pint straight-sided pewter mug	£18 US$ 28 €21
15	A pint spouted bulbous pewter ale jug, circa 1825	£31 US$ 47 €36
16	A Scottish half-mutchkin tulip-shaped pewter mug,	£75 US$ 113 €87
17	A George I North of England quarter-mutchkin ball and wedge baluster pewter measure, circa 1720	£400 US$ 603 €466
18	An Irish Imperial half-pint squat tulip-shaped pewter mug, circa 1830	£50 US$ 75 €58
19	An Irish concave-sided pint pewter mug, circa 1845	£112 US$ 169 €131
20	A rare quart high single-fillet pewter tavern pot, circa 1720	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
21	An Irish Imperial pint tulip-shaped pewter mug, circa 1830	£100 US$ 150 €116
22	An Irish straight-sided pint pewter mug, circa 1860	£75 US$ 113 €87
23	A Jersey lidless pewter measure, circa 1800	£37 US$ 56 €43
24	A Jersey lidless pewter measure, circa 1800	£50 US$ 75 €58
25	A Jersey lidless pewter measure, circa 1800	£62 US$ 94 €72
26	A squat pewter mug, circa 1800	£25 US$ 37 €29
29	An octagonal pewter salt Probably 18th century	£125 US$ 188 €145
30	A North of England half-mutchkin bud baluster pewter measure, circa 1730	£112 US$ 169 €131
31	A Scottish half-pint U-shaped pewter mug, circa 1860	£62 US$ 94 €72
32	Three Bristol pewter mugs	£137 US$ 207 €160
33	Three Scottish lidded baluster pewter measures First-half 19th century, Edinburgh	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
35	A 17th century Beefeater pewter flagon Circa 1670	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
36	A William IV needlework sampler, by M. Aspinwall, dated 1833	£312 US$ 471 €364
37	An early 16th century steel, latten and wood table knife, possibly Flanders	£2,750 US$ 4,152 €3,209
38	A late 17th century/early 18th century salt-glazed stoneware Bellarmine jug, German/Rhenish	£525 US$ 792 €612
39	A late 17th century oak coffer	£437 US$ 660 €510
40	A late 17th century beech stained and simulated-grain cane-back open armchair	£400 US$ 603 €466
41	An oak pedestal type desk Incorporating a Queen Anne coffer front	£437 US$ 660 €510
42	An 18th century brass warming-pan, Dutch	£137 US$ 207 €160
43	A late 18th/early 19th century pine box settle	£562 US$ 849 €656
46	A run of carved limewood frieze, probably 18th century	£500 US$ 754 €583
47	An early George III oak wine table	£875 US$ 1,321 €1,021
48	A carved oak fire surround incorporating late 16th century Renaissance panels Panels probably French	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
50	An oak triple panel-back open armchair, Lancashire Incorporating some 17th century timbers	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
52	An 18th century oak armoire, French	£625 US$ 943 €729
53	A 19th century maple chest of drawers Probably American	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
54	A Charles II oak gateleg table	£2,500 US$ 3,774 €2,917
55	A 17th century iron and iron bound strong box or 'Armada Chest', German	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
56	A late 17th century style walnut side table	£1,875 US$ 2,831 €2,187
59	A large pair of 20th century brass candlesticks	£100 US$ 150 €116
61	A late 17th century oak side table	£600 US$ 905 €700
63	A near set of twelve early 19th century ash spindle back chairs In the manner of the Clisset family, Herefordshire, circa 1820-60	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
66	A George II oak high dresser North Wales	£3,500 US$ 5,284 €4,084
67	A Spanish chestnut refectory-type table 17th/18th century and later	£1,375 US$ 2,076 €1,604
68	An 18th century and later walnut chest of drawers	£350 US$ 528 €408
69	A brass and mahogany yarn or wool testing machine	£187 US$ 283 €218
71	An oak coffer Circa 1700 and later	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
72	A mid-18th century oak settle	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
73	A pair of brass and iron andirons or firedogs, circa 1800, North American, in the 'Federal' style Probably Philadelphia	£500 US$ 754 €583
74	A George III oak egg rack or stand	£350 US$ 528 €408
75	A 19th century child's yew, ash and elm Windsor armchair	£437 US$ 660 €510
76	A late 17th century oak coffer	£600 US$ 905 €700
77	A Charles I and later oak panel back armchair Circa 1630	£562 US$ 849 €656
78	A Charles II boarded oak desk box	£225 US$ 339 €262
79	An oak chest Constructed from some 18th century timbers in the late 17th century manner	£600 US$ 905 €700
80	An early 19th century oak-cased thirty-hour painted round dial longcase clock Indistinctly signed '..., Rettendon'	£225 US$ 339 €262
81	A George III oak and mahogany-crossbanded eight-day longcase clock John Owen, Llanrwst	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
82	A George III oak-cased eight-day longcase clock Peter Amyot, Norwich (1733 - 1799)	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
83	A George II mahogany tripod table	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
84	An oak boarded chest, circa 1700	£312 US$ 471 €364
85	An oak and pine two-door cupboard Incorporating 17th century timbers	£100 US$ 150 €116
86	Two early 18th century brass candlesticks	£150 US$ 226 €175
87	A William & Mary walnut crossbanded and oyster-veneered lace box, circa 1690	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
88	An early 19th century oak high dresserSouth Wales	£1,875 US$ 2,831 €2,187
89	A Nuremberg brass alms dishPossibly 16rh century	£312 US$ 471 €364
90	A part 18th century oak-cased thirty-hour longcase clock John Hough, High Leigh	£375 US$ 566 €437
91	A George III painted dial thirty-hour longcase clock John & George Crane, Bromsgrove	£437 US$ 660 €510
92	An 18th century oak and inlaid eight-day longcase clock Thomas Ashton, Tideswell	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
93	A George III oak standing desk	£400 US$ 603 €466
94	A mid to late 16th century brass capstan candlestick, probably Spanish/Dutch	£437 US$ 660 €510
95	A late 17th century oak gateleg occasional table	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
96	A brass trumpet-based candlestick, EnglishMid-17th century and later	£525 US$ 792 €612
97	A cast bell metal mortar, mid to late 17th centuryProbably from 'Foundry X', Suffolk	£600 US$ 905 €700
100	A Charles I oak coffer	£400 US$ 603 €466
102	A late 17th century polychrome-painted figureProbably Spanish	£250 US$ 377 €291
103	An oak livery cupboard 18th century, with adaptations	£475 US$ 717 €554
104	An 18th century elm boarded bench	£562 US$ 849 €656
106	A harlequin set of ten 19th century ash Macclesfield ladder-back dining chairs North West, circa 1840	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
108	A late 17th century and later ebonized stool	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
110	A Charles II oak coffer	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
112	A very large early 19th century turned sycamore dairy bowl	£625 US$ 943 €729
114	A polychrome-painted Canada Goose duck decoy	£275 US$ 415 €320
115	A Charles II oak coffer	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
116	An elm and oak refectory table 18th/19th century, alterations	£2,250 US$ 3,397 €2,625
117	A George III oak-cased eight-day longcase clock The dial signed George Graham, London	£1,375 US$ 2,076 €1,604
118	A George III oak-cased eight-day longcase clock, with anti-cider Excise Duty inscription Joel Spiller, Wellington (fl. 1759 - 1769)	£3,500 US$ 5,284 €4,084
119	A late 18th century brass-dial oak-cased eight-day longcase clock John Smith, Chester	£875 US$ 1,321 €1,021
120	Two Victorian copper jelly ring moulds, one by Benham & Froud, the other by Benhanm & Sons	£250 US$ 377 €291
121	Two Victorian copper jelly moulds, one by Benham & Froud	£175 US$ 264 €204
122	A Victorian copper 'Brunswick Star' jelly mould, by Benham & Froud	£562 US$ 849 €656
123	Two Victorian copper jelly moulds, by Benham & Froud	£562 US$ 849 €656
124	Two Victorian copper jelly moulds, both by Benham & Froud	£275 US$ 415 €320
125	A Victorian copper jelly mould, by Benham & Froud, retailed by Harrods	£275 US$ 415 €320
126	Three large Victorian copper jelly moulds	£225 US$ 339 €262
127	Four Victorian copper jelly moulds	£312 US$ 471 €364
128	Two pairs of miniature Victorian jelly moulds	£237 US$ 358 €277
129	Six miniature Victorian copper jelly moulds	£187 US$ 283 €218
130	A set of seven George IV brass alloy Imperial Avoirdupois bell weights, for the City of Durham, dated 1825by De Grave, London	£1,500 US$ 2,264 €1,750
131	A boxed set of late Victorian Apothecaries' weights, for the County of Durhamby W & T Avery, Birmingham	£250 US$ 377 €291
132	A set of ten mid-Victorian brass alloy Imperial standard measures, for the County of Durham, dated 1878	£3,125 US$ 4,718 €3,646
135	A Child's ash and beech painted primitive Windsor comb-back high chair Possibly Welsh, circa 1800	£3,125 US$ 4,718 €3,646
136	A late 17th century oak open armchair Circa 1680-1700, South Lancashire/North Cheshire	£2,125 US$ 3,208 €2,479
138	A George III needlework map of England and Wales	£112 US$ 169 €131
139	An oak overmantel and fire surround, with late 16th century elements The overmantel almost certainly constructed in part from an Elizabethan headboard	£4,375 US$ 6,605 €5,105
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)	£2,500 US$ 3,774 €2,917
141	A Charles II oak mitre-moulded chest of drawers	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
142	A near set of four brass candlesticks, Continental	£137 US$ 207 €160
145	A William & Mary and later oak mule chest	£200 US$ 301 €233
147	An early 18th century oak box settle	£2,250 US$ 3,397 €2,625
148	An Orkney chair 20th century	£375 US$ 566 €437
149	A North European oak cupboard	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
150	A bronze cauldron, English Possibly 16th/17th Century	£400 US$ 603 €466
151	An early 18th century and later oak chest of drawers	£275 US$ 415 €320
153	An oak coffer Circa 1700 and later	£250 US$ 377 €291
154	A Baroque carved and polychrome-painted architectural fragment, probably from a corbelLate 17th/early 18th century	£400 US$ 603 €466
155	A small oak side table Early 18th century	£600 US$ 905 €700
156	A framed and mounted pressed wax devotional medallion, ContinentalA partial paper label to reverse reading 'Provenance Bretonne'	£400 US$ 603 €466
158	A 19th century Savonarola chair	£562 US$ 849 €656
159	An early 19th century fruitwood farmhouse table, French	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
161	A James I oak panel-back open armchair Circa 1620	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
162	A late 17th century oak side table	£500 US$ 754 €583
163	A mid-19th century yew, elm and beech low-back Windsor chair	£312 US$ 471 €364
164	A mid-18th century oak tripod table	£312 US$ 471 €364
165	An early 18th century oak gateleg table	£275 US$ 415 €320
168	A James I oak and inlaid panel-back open armchair	£1,187 US$ 1,792 €1,385
169	A paper and fabric collage picture of JusticeProbably 19th century	£275 US$ 415 €320
170	A late 17th century oak enclosed armchair	£4,000 US$ 6,039 €4,667
171	A late 19th century carved ivory figure of the Madonna & Child, French	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
172	A Charles II oak court cupboard Circa 1660, possibly East Anglia	£2,250 US$ 3,397 €2,625
173	An oak refectory-type table	£562 US$ 849 €656
174	An early 18th century miniature chest of drawers Probably once on a stand	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
175	A late George III oak child's wing-back rocking chair	£37 US$ 56 €43
176	A small Charles I oak coffer Circa 1630	£1,187 US$ 1,792 €1,385
177	A Charles II oak panel-back open armchair Circa 1660	£2,750 US$ 4,152 €3,209
178	A Charles II oak coffer	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
179	A pair of nickel-plated floor-standing pricket candlesticks, in the Baroque late 17th/early 18th century manner	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
180	A child's oak boarded chest Possibly Welsh	£562 US$ 849 €656
181	A good mid- to late-18th century carved treen and white metal-mounted pipe bowl, German/Austrian	£562 US$ 849 €656
182	A George III oak high dresser	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
183	An early 18th century oak gateleg table	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
185	An early 18th century elm gateleg occasional table	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
186	A pair of 20th century painted sheet metal advertising signs, for Hovis	£437 US$ 660 €510
187	A late 17th century oak centre table Circa 1690	£362 US$ 547 €423
189	A harlequin set of ten Victorian oak dining chairs	£1,500 US$ 2,264 €1,750
190	A large oak refectory-type table 20th century	£1,875 US$ 2,831 €2,187
191	A 19th century stained glass panelRemoved from a larger arrangement	£125 US$ 188 €145
194	A late 17th century oak backstool Southern Lancashire/North Cheshire	£475 US$ 717 €554
197	An oak iron-bound dome-lidded chest 18th century, Swedish	£525 US$ 792 €612
198	Three 19th century yew, fruitwood and elm Windsor side chairs In the manner of the Prior family workshop, Buckinghamshire, circa 1830	£400 US$ 603 €466
199	A George III oak cricket table	£875 US$ 1,321 €1,021
200	A mid-17th century oak coffer	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
201	A Charles I oak coffer Circa 1630	£375 US$ 566 €437
202	A set of six 18th century oak dining chairs	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
203	An 18th century oak bureau	£525 US$ 792 €612
204	A George III ash and elm Windsor armchair Altered	£162 US$ 245 €189
205	A large third quarter 20th century painted duck decoy, North AmericanSigned 'RB' to underside, attributed to Rosswel Bliss (1887 - 1967), Stratford, Connecticut, USA	£225 US$ 339 €262
208	An oak refectory table Incorporating 17th century timbers	£562 US$ 849 €656
210	An unusual Charles I oak and inlaid mule chest Circa 1630-40	£225 US$ 339 €262
211	A late 17th century oak livery cupboard	£350 US$ 528 €408
213	A matched pair of George III yew and elm high-back Windsor armchairs Circa 1800, Thames Valley	£2,500 US$ 3,774 €2,917
214	A collection of four painted duck decoys	£562 US$ 849 €656
216	A near set of eight 19th century ash spindle-back chairs	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
217	A George II oak low dresser	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
218	A Charles II oak panel back armchair	£400 US$ 603 €466
220	A small early 18th century oak bureau	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
224	A Victorian ash child's Windsor armchair	£225 US$ 339 €262
225	Four painted duck decoys	£450 US$ 679 €525
226	An Irish pine-painted two-tier hen coop-dresser 19th century	£400 US$ 603 €466
227	A 17th century oak coffer	£312 US$ 471 €364
230	A large 17th century oak boarded chest	£500 US$ 754 €583
231	A pair of oak and upholstered stools In the 17th century manner	£2,500 US$ 3,774 €2,917
232	Four painted duck decoys	£375 US$ 566 €437
233	A 17th century small oak boarded chest	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
236	An ash and oak refectory-type table 18th century	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
237	An early 18th century oak chest	£562 US$ 849 €656
239	A George III oak lectern For secular use	£562 US$ 849 €656
240	A George III oak press cupboard	£1,062 US$ 1,604 €1,239
241	A George I figured-walnut bureau	£1,250 US$ 1,887 €1,458
242	A pair of Charles II oak panel-back open armchairs, Yorkshire Bradford/Halifax area	£3,125 US$ 4,718 €3,646
243	An 18th century and later oak armoire French provincial	£2,750 US$ 4,152 €3,209
244	A late 17th century chestnut and pine rent table, Spanish	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
245	An oak doll's cradle	£150 US$ 226 €175
247	A George III and later oak lowboy	£375 US$ 566 €437
248	An early George III oak child's side table	£437 US$ 660 €510
250	A large 19th century oak and beech farmhouse table	£1,187 US$ 1,792 €1,385
251	A small oak chest of drawers Circa 1700 and later	£400 US$ 603 €466
253	A late 17th century oak cupboard, Spanish	£1,250 US$ 1,887 €1,458
254	A turned oak lidded vessel	£187 US$ 283 €218
255	An oak lowboy Mid-18th century and later	£437 US$ 660 €510
256	A mid-17th century oak panel back armchair Of unusual design, circa 1640-60	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
258	A large mould-blown green glass carboy	£75 US$ 113 €87
261	A rare early 19th century beech and elm stick-back settle West Country	£6,875 US$ 10,380 €8,022
265	A late 17th century oak coffer	£200 US$ 301 €233
267	A rare mid-18th century inlaid oak dresser base Cheshire	£5,000 US$ 7,549 €5,834
268	An oak gateleg tableCirca 1700 and later	£350 US$ 528 €408
269	A George III oak boarded chest	£225 US$ 339 €262
270	A George III and later oak and mahogany crossbanded high dresser	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
271	An 18th century and later oak high dresser	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
272	An early 18th century oak gateleg table	£450 US$ 679 €525
273	A George I walnut lowboy	£1,250 US$ 1,887 €1,458
274	A mid-17th century oak joint stool	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
275	A late 17th century oak gateleg table,	£450 US$ 679 €525
276	A George III elm dough bin	£137 US$ 207 €160
277	A miniature oak coffer, in the 16th century Continental manner	£562 US$ 849 €656
278	A pine standing corner cupboard	£250 US$ 377 €291
279	A George III style oak low dresser	£137 US$ 207 €160
280	An early 17th century child's oak coffer Circa 1620	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
281	A late 17th century and later oak and marquetry inlaid court cupboard	£1,187 US$ 1,792 €1,385
284	A mid-19th century yew and elm high-back Windsor armchair	£500 US$ 754 €583
286	A Charles I and later oak joint stool	£562 US$ 849 €656
287	An oak side table, circa 1700	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
288	A late 17th century oak backstool	£275 US$ 415 €320
289	A William & Mary oak mule chestCirca 1690	£350 US$ 528 €408
290	A mid-18th century oak box settle	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
291	An oak four-post bed In the Henry VII manner	£2,000 US$ 3,019 €2,333
292	An elm and oak farmhouse table	£1,875 US$ 2,831 €2,187
293	A mid-17th Century oak court cupboard, with unusual open undertier	£3,125 US$ 4,718 €3,646
296	A Charles I oak and inlaid coffer	£437 US$ 660 €510
298	An early Victorian needlework picture	£112 US$ 169 €131
300	A late 17th century oak back stool North Cheshire	£375 US$ 566 €437
303	An 18th century elm and oak primitive boarded settle.	£1,187 US$ 1,792 €1,385
304	An 18th century travelling cellaret or boxed decanter setProbably Dutch	£2,250 US$ 3,397 €2,625
305	A rare late 16th century walnut caqueteuse armchair French, circa 1600	£7,500 US$ 11,324 €8,751
306	A late 17th century elm slat-back side chair Circa 1690	£212 US$ 320 €247
307	An early George III carved treen snuff-box, dated 1763, to commemorate the Treaty of Paris	£562 US$ 849 €656
308	An oak centre table Late 17th century	£475 US$ 717 €554
309	A pair of burr oak lidded vessels	£312 US$ 471 €364
311	A 19th century oak and alder book press	£275 US$ 415 €320
312	An 18th century oak and elm farmhouse-type table	£1,125 US$ 1,698 €1,312
313	Two 20th century polychrome-painted decoy ducks	£212 US$ 320 €247
314	Three 19th century ash wavy ladder-back dining chairs	£225 US$ 339 €262
316	An oak side table 18th century and later	£375 US$ 566 €437
317	A large 18th century oak mule chest	£400 US$ 603 €466
319	An early 18th century oak gateleg occasional table	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
320	A mid-17th century oak coffer	£937 US$ 1,415 €1,093
321	A late 17th century walnut candlestand	£625 US$ 943 €729
323	A George III style mahogany and upholstered barrel-back wing armchair	£475 US$ 717 €554
324	A Charles II oak geometric chest of drawers	£2,375 US$ 3,585 €2,771
326	An Elizabethan-Revival oak coffer 20th century	£312 US$ 471 €364
327	A sycamore malt or grain shovel	£175 US$ 264 €204
328	A 19th century child's fruitwood ladder-back rocking chair	£312 US$ 471 €364
329	A carved oak plank or board	£275 US$ 415 €320
330	An oak corner stick/umbrella stand Incorporating some 17th century timbers	£87 US$ 132 €102
332	An 18th century and later fruitwood and elm lowboy	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
333	An oak cabinet on stand Incorporating 18th century timbers	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
334	An early 18th century figured walnut chest of drawers	£3,125 US$ 4,718 €3,646
335	An 18th century oak mule chest	£200 US$ 301 €233
336	After John Boultbee, (English School, early 19th century) 'The Durham Ox'	£1,250 US$ 1,887 €1,458
337	A late 17th century oak slat-back side chair	£350 US$ 528 €408
338	A mid-19th century stained and painted pine miniature chest of drawers	£225 US$ 339 €262
339	A pair of oak backstools, circa 1700	£600 US$ 905 €700
341	A set of four 19th century ash spindle-back chairs	£237 US$ 358 €277
342	A carved oak panel	£225 US$ 339 €262
343	A George III oak standing corner cupboard	£350 US$ 528 €408
344	An oak box open armchair Circa 1700	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
345	An ash and beech child's primitive Windsor comb-back chair, West country Circa 1800	£687 US$ 1,038 €802
346	An oak tester bed Incorporating some 17th century timbers	£6,250 US$ 9,436 €7,293
347	A carved oak decorative mount Probably 16th century	£75 US$ 113 €87
349	A Charles II oak backstool South Lancashire, Circa 1680	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
351	Three similar oak boarded stools 20th century	£350 US$ 528 €408
352	A late 17th century small oak side table	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
353	A George II oak mule chest	£275 US$ 415 €320
354	An early 19th century mahogany and inlaid miniature chest	£312 US$ 471 €364
355	A late 17th century and later oak gateleg table	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
356	A rare early 18th century yew wood longcase clock Ellwood, London	£2,375 US$ 3,585 €2,771
357	A numbered 18th century oak-cased thirty-hour longcase clock William Barnard, Newark (1760 - 80) no. 633	£812 US$ 1,226 €948
358	A Charles I oak coffer	£350 US$ 528 €408
359	A brass jardiniere or planter	£350 US$ 528 €408
360	An Elizabeth I/James I small oak coffer Circa 1600-10	£2,750 US$ 4,152 €3,209
361	A Charles II oak coffer	£225 US$ 339 €262
362	A George II oak dresser base	£1,625 US$ 2,453 €1,896
365	A polychrome-painted dummy board	£400 US$ 603 €466
367	An early 20th century leather cordite or shell carrier, possibly of the Royal Canadian Dragoons	£625 US$ 943 €729
368	An early Victorian woolwork sampler, by Mary Guy, dated 1842	£156 US$ 235 €182
369	An oak side table, circa 1700	£1,750 US$ 2,642 €2,042
370	An oak gateleg occasional table Some late 17th century timbers	£562 US$ 849 €656
371	Two 19th century straw-work jewellery or work boxes	£162 US$ 245 €189
373	A small oak boarded cupboard In the manner of a 15th century aumbry	£1,000 US$ 1,509 €1,166
374	A late 17th/early 18th century oak boarded box, Gower Peninsula, Glamorgan, Wales	£300 US$ 452 €350
379	A Dutch-style eight-branch brass chandelier	£275 US$ 415 €320
380	Two painted duck decoys	£200 US$ 301 €233
381	A good carved oak pew-end Probably late 15th/early 16th century	£750 US$ 1,132 €875
384	An exceptionally rare mid-16th century oak enclosed box armchair English, circa 1540 - 1560	£8,125 US$ 12,267 €9,481