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Oak Furniture & Related Works of Art

12 May 2011 | starting at 10:00 BST

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Auction highlights

A superb set of four early Elizabethan carved oak 'Romayne' bust portrait panels Circa 1560, probably depicting members of the Stanley Family of Hooton Hall, Wirral. Sold for £9,840 inc. premium

A rare George I miniature oak chest, signed and dated By Thomas Reynolds, dated 1728. Sold for £8,160 inc. premium

A first-half 17th Century ash turner's chair. Sold for £3,120 inc. premium

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Oak Furniture & Related Works of Art

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100 — An early 18th Century single reed dish, West Country

101 — A late 17th Century multiple reeded bowl

102 — A late 17th Century plate

103 — A group of spoons

104* — An 18th Century Swiss 'Schenkanne'

105 — A half-pint O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

106 — A gill O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

107 — A Newcastle lidless Imperial gill baluster measure, circa 1830

108 — A 19th Century lidded bulbous measure, Edinburgh

109 — A mid-17th Century bossed dish

110 — An early 18th Century candlestick, European

111 — An 18th Century Scottish Communion cup

112 — An early 19th Century candlestick

113 — A miscellaneous group of pewter

114 — A group of four 19th Century Irish haystack measures

115* — An English porringer, circa 1700

116 — A 17th Century broad rim dish Wigan

117 — An early 18th Century triple reed charger, circa 1700 Norwich

118 — A Stuart dome-lidded flagon, circa 1690 Wigan

119* — A small 17th Century Beefeater flagon, circa 1670

120 — A group of 19th Century measures

121 — A Scots pint tappit hen, circa 1800

122 — A mid-18th Century Normandy flagon

123 — An 18th Century Jersey pot capacity measure

124 — A group of mostly 19th Century bulbous measures

125 — A half-gill O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

126 — A low two handled bowl

127* — An O.E.W.S. gill double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

128 — A mid 19th Century half-pint footed beaker

129 — An 18th Century lidded ciborium Probably German

130 — An 18th Century lidded tobacco box

131 — An 18th Century double-volute pint baluster measure

132* — A large 18th Century Swiss spouted flagon

133* — An 18th Century O.E.W.S. pint double volute baluster measure

134 — A late 17th Century commemorative Royal wrigglework beaker

135 — A small English chalice, circa 1800

136 — A set of four mid-18th Century gadrooned and reeded wavy edge bowls

137* — An 18th Century O.E.W.S. half pint double volute baluster measure

138 — An 18th Century miniature chalice, French

139 — A late 18th Century small porringer

140 — A pair of plain rim plates, circa 1720

141 — An acorn knop spoon, circa 1500

142 — A bronze trifid spoon, circa 1690

143 — A trifid spoon, circa 1700

144 — A Normandy flagon

145 — A single reed charger, London, circa 1700

146 — Two painted wooden decoys

147 — A George III oak mural corner cupboard

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100 —
An early 18th Century single reed dish, West Country

101 —
A late 17th Century multiple reeded bowl

102 —
A late 17th Century plate

103 —
A group of spoons

104^* —
An 18th Century Swiss 'Schenkanne'

105 —
A half-pint O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

106 —
A gill O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

107 —
A Newcastle lidless Imperial gill baluster measure, circa 1830

108 —
A 19th Century lidded bulbous measure, Edinburgh

109 —
A mid-17th Century bossed dish

110 —
An early 18th Century candlestick, European

111 —
An 18th Century Scottish Communion cup

112 —
An early 19th Century candlestick

113 —
A miscellaneous group of pewter

114 —
A group of four 19th Century Irish haystack measures

115^* —
An English porringer, circa 1700

116 —
A 17th Century broad rim dish
Wigan

117 —
An early 18th Century triple reed charger, circa 1700
Norwich

118 —
A Stuart dome-lidded flagon, circa 1690
Wigan

119^* —
A small 17th Century Beefeater flagon, circa 1670

120 —
A group of 19th Century measures

121 —
A Scots pint tappit hen, circa 1800

122 —
A mid-18th Century Normandy flagon

123 —
An 18th Century Jersey pot capacity measure

124 —
A group of mostly 19th Century bulbous measures

125 —
A half-gill O.E.W.S. double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

126 —
A low two handled bowl

127^* —
An O.E.W.S. gill double-volute baluster measure, circa 1750

128 —
A mid 19th Century half-pint footed beaker

129 —
An 18th Century lidded ciborium
Probably German

130 —
An 18th Century lidded tobacco box

131 —
An 18th Century double-volute pint baluster measure

132^* —
A large 18th Century Swiss spouted flagon

133^* —
An 18th Century O.E.W.S. pint double volute baluster measure

134 —
A late 17th Century commemorative Royal wrigglework beaker

135 —
A small English chalice, circa 1800

136 —
A set of four mid-18th Century gadrooned and reeded wavy edge bowls

137^* —
An 18th Century O.E.W.S. half pint double volute baluster measure

138 —
An 18th Century miniature chalice, French

139 —
A late 18th Century small porringer

140 —
A pair of plain rim plates, circa 1720

141 —
An acorn knop spoon, circa 1500

142 —
A bronze trifid spoon, circa 1690

143 —
A trifid spoon, circa 1700

144 —
A Normandy flagon

145 —
A single reed charger, London, circa 1700

146 —
Two painted wooden decoys

147 —
A George III oak mural corner cupboard