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The Sampson and Horne Collection

Defining the British Vernacular.

28 April 2010 | starting at 10:30 BST

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London, New Bond Street

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Auction highlights

A mid 17th century workboxcirca 1650. Sold for £12,000 inc. premium

A large Gothic 14th century carved oak fragmentary figure of Cristo Vivo. Sold for £9,600 inc. premium

An early George III oak and chequer banded chest on chest. Sold for £6,600 inc. premium

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A 13th/14th century Spanish carved wood and polychrome decorated relief carved figure of Christ in Majesty

Sold for £4,080 inc. premium

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A 15th century North European carved wood and polychrome decorated figure of a pilgrim
possibly English

Sold for £780 inc. premium

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A large Gothic 14th century carved oak fragmentary figure of Cristo Vivo

Amended

Sold for £9,600 inc. premium

15 —
A Gothic style bronze pax depicting the Crucifixion
probably 15th century

£500 - £700

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A 15th/16th century stained and leaded glass roundel

Sold for £456 inc. premium

17 —
An unusual late 16th / early 17th century carved wood relief depicting the Resurrection
probably Spanish / Portuguese

£800 - £1,200

18 —
A late 15th / early 16th century Flemish carved oak relief depicting Longinus, Stephaton and a bystander on horseback
from a larger crucifixion altarpiece, possibly Antwerp,

Sold for £3,840 inc. premium

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A 16th century South German fruitwood relief carved panel depicting the binding of Christ to the column

£2,000 - £3,000

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A mid 18th century Friesland carved oak mangle board

£600 - £800

21 —
An 18th century French walnut carved cutting board and knife

Sold for £1,320 inc. premium

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A mid 17th century Venetian cedarwood poker and penwork casket

Sold for £4,080 inc. premium

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An Elizabeth I Lease from Henry Robinson of Queen's College, Oxford to Edward, William and Anthony Bridges of Ludgershall, Wiltshire.

Sold for £1,080 inc. premium

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An 18th century elm and iron Rush Light Nip

Sold for £600 inc. premium

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An 18th century primitive elm and iron Toasting Dog

£600 - £800

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A rare Elizabethan carved oak relief depicting the parable of the Prodigal Son

Sold for £3,120 inc. premium

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A fine Cologne or Frechen bellamine
third quarter 16th century

Sold for £2,880 inc. premium

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A fine Cologne Bellarmine
mid 16th century

Amended

Sold for £2,880 inc. premium

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A Rhenish stoneware Bellarmine with metal cover
circa 1600

Sold for £1,440 inc. premium

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A remarkable Siegburg stoneware jug
dated 1590

Sold for £1,800 inc. premium

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A Rhenish stoneware Bellarmine
circa 1660

Sold for £480 inc. premium

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A Raeren or Westerwald stoneware jug
dated 1595/98

Sold for £840 inc. premium

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A Westerwald stoneware jug
early 17th century

Sold for £960 inc. premium

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A Westerwald jug
circa 1600

Sold for £900 inc. premium

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A Westerwald stoneware tankard
circa 1690-1700

£600 - £800

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A Westerwald stoneware tankard with pewter cover
circa 1700

£600 - £800

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A Westerwald stoneware mug
late 17th century

£600 - £800

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A pair of Rhineland lead-glazed stove tiles
circa 1560-1600

Sold for £1,200 inc. premium

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A small Siegburg stoneware tankard
circa 1600

Sold for £456 inc. premium

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An Annaberg stoneware jug
late 17th century, the mounts dated 1697

£1,300 - £1,500

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A pair of Westerwald table salts
early 18th century

Amended

£600 - £800

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A rare London white delftware chamber pot
early 18th century

Sold for £3,600 inc. premium

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An early Netherlands pomegranite charger and an English delftware pharmacy pot
circa 1620 to 1650

Sold for £720 inc. premium

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An early English delftware tulip charger
circa 1680

Sold for £2,280 inc. premium

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An early London delftware blue-dash charger
circa 1660

Sold for £2,880 inc. premium

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A large English delftware bowl
circa 1720

Sold for £2,160 inc. premium

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A London delftware 'bleu Persan' dish
circa 1690

Sold for £6,000 inc. premium

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A rare Brislington delftware shoe
dated 1685

Sold for £6,000 inc. premium

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A small London delft sack bottle
dated 1658

Sold for £6,000 inc. premium

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Buyer's Premium Rates
28% on the first £40,000 of the hammer price;
27% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of £40,000 up to and including £800,000;
21% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of £800,000 up to and including £4,500,000;
and 14.5% of the hammer price of any amounts in excess of £4,500,000.
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The Sampson and Horne Collection

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1 — Two panels of relief moulded North Devon tiles 17th and early 18th century

2 — Three medieval tiles 14th-15th century

3 — An English Medieval jug 13th century

4 — An early pottery skillet late 16th or 17th century

5 — Two early English pottery candlesticks 17th century

6 — A small Border Ware jug early 17th century

7 — A Surrey Border Ware or Tudor Green jug 16th or early 17th century

8 — A North Staffordshire slipware cup late 17th or early 18th century

9 — A rare Slipware 'Kings College' candlestick late 17th or early 18th century

10 — An unrecorded early sealed shaft-and-globe wine bottle circa 1660-65

11 — A 13th/14th century Spanish carved wood and polychrome decorated relief carved figure of Christ in Majesty

12 — A 15th century North European carved wood and polychrome decorated figure of a pilgrimpossibly English

14 — A large Gothic 14th century carved oak fragmentary figure of Cristo Vivo

15 — A Gothic style bronze pax depicting the Crucifixionprobably 15th century

16 — A 15th/16th century stained and leaded glass roundel

17 — An unusual late 16th / early 17th century carved wood relief depicting the Resurrectionprobably Spanish / Portuguese

18 — A late 15th / early 16th century Flemish carved oak relief depicting Longinus, Stephaton and a bystander on horsebackfrom a larger crucifixion altarpiece, possibly Antwerp,

19 — A 16th century South German fruitwood relief carved panel depicting the binding of Christ to the column

20 — A mid 18th century Friesland carved oak mangle board

21 — An 18th century French walnut carved cutting board and knife

22 — A mid 17th century Venetian cedarwood poker and penwork casket

23 — An Elizabeth I Lease from Henry Robinson of Queen's College, Oxford to Edward, William and Anthony Bridges of Ludgershall, Wiltshire.

24 — An 18th century elm and iron Rush Light Nip

25 — An 18th century primitive elm and iron Toasting Dog

26 — A rare Elizabethan carved oak relief depicting the parable of the Prodigal Son

27 — A fine Cologne or Frechen bellamine third quarter 16th century

28 — A fine Cologne Bellarmine mid 16th century

29 — A Rhenish stoneware Bellarmine with metal cover circa 1600

30 — A remarkable Siegburg stoneware jug dated 1590

31 — A Rhenish stoneware Bellarmine circa 1660

32 — A Raeren or Westerwald stoneware jug dated 1595/98

33 — A Westerwald stoneware jug early 17th century

34 — A Westerwald jug circa 1600

35 — A Westerwald stoneware tankard circa 1690-1700

36 — A Westerwald stoneware tankard with pewter cover circa 1700

37 — A Westerwald stoneware mug late 17th century

38 — A pair of Rhineland lead-glazed stove tiles circa 1560-1600

39 — A small Siegburg stoneware tankard circa 1600

40 — An Annaberg stoneware jug late 17th century, the mounts dated 1697

41 — A pair of Westerwald table salts early 18th century

42 — A rare London white delftware chamber pot early 18th century

43 — An early Netherlands pomegranite charger and an English delftware pharmacy pot circa 1620 to 1650

44 — An early English delftware tulip charger circa 1680

45 — An early London delftware blue-dash charger circa 1660

46 — A large English delftware bowl circa 1720

47 — A London delftware 'bleu Persan' dish circa 1690

48 — A rare Brislington delftware shoe dated 1685

49 — A small London delft sack bottle dated 1658

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Two panels of relief moulded North Devon tiles
17th and early 18th century

2 —
Three medieval tiles
14th-15th century

3 —
An English Medieval jug
13th century

4 —
An early pottery skillet
late 16th or 17th century

5 —
Two early English pottery candlesticks
17th century

6 —
A small Border Ware jug
early 17th century

7 —
A Surrey Border Ware or Tudor Green jug
16th or early 17th century

8 —
A North Staffordshire slipware cup
late 17th or early 18th century

9 —
A rare Slipware 'Kings College' candlestick
late 17th or early 18th century

10 —
An unrecorded early sealed shaft-and-globe wine bottle
circa 1660-65

11 —
A 13th/14th century Spanish carved wood and polychrome decorated relief carved figure of Christ in Majesty

12 —
A 15th century North European carved wood and polychrome decorated figure of a pilgrim
possibly English

14 —
A large Gothic 14th century carved oak fragmentary figure of Cristo Vivo

15 —
A Gothic style bronze pax depicting the Crucifixion
probably 15th century

16 —
A 15th/16th century stained and leaded glass roundel

17 —
An unusual late 16th / early 17th century carved wood relief depicting the Resurrection
probably Spanish / Portuguese

18 —
A late 15th / early 16th century Flemish carved oak relief depicting Longinus, Stephaton and a bystander on horseback
from a larger crucifixion altarpiece, possibly Antwerp,

19 —
A 16th century South German fruitwood relief carved panel depicting the binding of Christ to the column

20 —
A mid 18th century Friesland carved oak mangle board

21 —
An 18th century French walnut carved cutting board and knife

22 —
A mid 17th century Venetian cedarwood poker and penwork casket

23 —
An Elizabeth I Lease from Henry Robinson of Queen's College, Oxford to Edward, William and Anthony Bridges of Ludgershall, Wiltshire.

24 —
An 18th century elm and iron Rush Light Nip

25 —
An 18th century primitive elm and iron Toasting Dog

26 —
A rare Elizabethan carved oak relief depicting the parable of the Prodigal Son

27 —
A fine Cologne or Frechen bellamine
third quarter 16th century

28 —
A fine Cologne Bellarmine
mid 16th century

29 —
A Rhenish stoneware Bellarmine with metal cover
circa 1600

30 —
A remarkable Siegburg stoneware jug
dated 1590

31 —
A Rhenish stoneware Bellarmine
circa 1660

32 —
A Raeren or Westerwald stoneware jug
dated 1595/98

33 —
A Westerwald stoneware jug
early 17th century

34 —
A Westerwald jug
circa 1600

35 —
A Westerwald stoneware tankard
circa 1690-1700

36 —
A Westerwald stoneware tankard with pewter cover
circa 1700

37 —
A Westerwald stoneware mug
late 17th century

38 —
A pair of Rhineland lead-glazed stove tiles
circa 1560-1600

39 —
A small Siegburg stoneware tankard
circa 1600

40 —
An Annaberg stoneware jug
late 17th century, the mounts dated 1697

41 —
A pair of Westerwald table salts
early 18th century

42 —
A rare London white delftware chamber pot
early 18th century

43 —
An early Netherlands pomegranite charger and an English delftware pharmacy pot
circa 1620 to 1650

44 —
An early English delftware tulip charger
circa 1680

45 —
An early London delftware blue-dash charger
circa 1660

46 —
A large English delftware bowl
circa 1720

47 —
A London delftware 'bleu Persan' dish
circa 1690

48 —
A rare Brislington delftware shoe
dated 1685

49 —
A small London delft sack bottle
dated 1658