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The Oak Interior

3 June 2014 | starting at 10:00 BST

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Oxford

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Auction highlights

A set of four late 18th/early 19th century silkwork pictures, depicting the Story of Esther. Sold for £23,125 inc. premium

A pair of early 17th century gloves with unusual tapestry decorated gauntlets. Sold for £6,875 inc. premium

A Battle of Britain lace panel, 1942-46. Sold for £5,625 inc. premium

A near pair of 19th century stained fruitwood tea caddies. Sold for £2,000 inc. premium

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574 lots available

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A late 17th/early 18th century ash mortar, circa 1700

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

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An unusual turned lignum vitae mortar

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

3 —
A small late 17th century/early 18th century lignum vitae or possibly fruitwood apothecary's mortar, circa 1700

Sold for £375 inc. premium

13 —
A collection of sixty-two 18th, 19th and 20th century copper alloy and bronze trade and flat weights

Sold for £200 inc. premium

14 —
A mid-17th century boxed coin beamscale and weights, dated 1656, Amsterdam

Sold for £525 inc. premium

15 —
A mid-17th century boxed coin beamscale and weights, circa 1650, by Jan Martens of Amsterdam

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

16 —
A mid- to late 18th century boxed coin beamscale and part set of weights, Cologne
by Master Henricus Kirch (fl. 1749 - 81)

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

17 —
A mid- to late 17th century boxed coin beamscale and part-set of weights, probably Dutch

Sold for £350 inc. premium

18 —
Ten various coin beamscales, various weights and boxes

Sold for £625 inc. premium

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A Queen Anne bronze 7lbs wool weight, stamped for Rutlandshire

Sold for £1,125 inc. premium

20 —
Three pieces of domestic treen

£200 - £300

21 —
Three culinary treen moulds or prints

Sold for £812.50 inc. premium

22 —
A collection of ten 19th and 20th century compo or plaster moulds

£200 - £300

23 —
A rare late 18th/early 19th century beech and iron girl's patten, circa 1780 - 1820

£120 - £180

24 —
Three pieces of domestic treen

Sold for £275 inc. premium

25 —
Two 19th century treen love tokens

Sold for £237.50 inc. premium

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An Elizabeth I polychrome-painted and gilt-highlighted sycamore roundel or roundelay, circa 1580

Sold for £1,375 inc. premium

27 —
A part-set of seven Elizabeth I painted sycamore roundels or roundelays, circa 1580

Sold for £2,000 inc. premium

A fine late 17th century carved boxwood plaque, The Death of St Francis of Assisi, Greek, dated 1680, by Mikael Condopidius of Taxos Probably for the Italian market

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A fine late 17th century carved boxwood plaque, The Death of St Francis of Assisi, Greek, dated 1680, by Mikael Condopidius of Taxos
Probably for the Italian market

Amended

Sold for £11,250 inc. premium

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A late 17th century triple-reeded pewter charger, Oxfordshire, circa 1690

Sold for £275 inc. premium

30 —
A late George III pewter spouted spire flagon

Sold for £225 inc. premium

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A pewter dome-lidded flagon

Sold for £175 inc. premium

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An early 19th century pewter bulbous measure of gallon capacity and a half-gallon example

Sold for £312.50 inc. premium

33 —
An early 19th century pewter ale jug, circa 1825

Sold for £437.50 inc. premium

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A 19th century pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1830

£100 - £150

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A Charles II pewter broad-rim dish, Oxfordshire, circa 1674

Sold for £525 inc. premium

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An early 19th century pewter laver, Scottish, circa 1810-30

£300 - £400

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A pair of Queen Anne pewter single-reeded narrow rim plates, Devon, circa 1700

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

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An early 18th century pewter triple-reeded dish, circa 1700-20

Sold for £250 inc. premium

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A Late 17th century pewter triple-reeded plate, Oxfordshire, circa 1690

Sold for £275 inc. premium

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An oak tester bed
Incorporating 17th/18th century timbers

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

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A Charles II oak coffer, South Lancashire, circa 1680

Sold for £1,250 inc. premium

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A Victorian yew and elm low Windsor armchair, Nottinghamshire, circa 1880

Sold for £375 inc. premium

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An early 18th century fruitwood tripod occasional table, English, circa 1830

Sold for £600 inc. premium

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An early 18th century oak bookcase, English, circa 1730-40

Sold for £7,500 inc. premium

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Two William and Mary oak slat-back high chairs, circa 1690

Sold for £500 inc. premium

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An early 19th elm bacon settle, West Country, circa 1820-40

Sold for £1,625 inc. premium

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A first-quarter of the 18th century fruitwood dresser base, English, circa 1700-20

£2,000 - £3,000

48 —
An oak side table, English, circa 1710-20

Sold for £525 inc. premium

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The Oak Interior

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1 — A late 17th/early 18th century ash mortar, circa 1700

2 — An unusual turned lignum vitae mortar

3 — A small late 17th century/early 18th century lignum vitae or possibly fruitwood apothecary's mortar, circa 1700

4Ф,Y — Three small 18th century snuff or apothecary's mortars with pestles

5Ф,Y — An early 18th century ivory pestle and mortar

6 — A Neo-Classical marble mortar

7 — An early 18th century lignum vitae mortar

8 — An unusual beech mortar with cover and pestle, English, circa 1700

9 — A Charles II lignum vitae mortar, circa 1680

10 — An unusual elm mortar, probably first half of the 17th century

11 — A Charles II turned sycamore spice or snuff mortar grater, circa 1680

12 — A mid-17th century turned fruitwood spice or snuff mortar grater, English

13 — A collection of sixty-two 18th, 19th and 20th century copper alloy and bronze trade and flat weights

14 — A mid-17th century boxed coin beamscale and weights, dated 1656, Amsterdam

15 — A mid-17th century boxed coin beamscale and weights, circa 1650, by Jan Martens of Amsterdam

16 — A mid- to late 18th century boxed coin beamscale and part set of weights, Cologne by Master Henricus Kirch (fl. 1749 - 81)

17 — A mid- to late 17th century boxed coin beamscale and part-set of weights, probably Dutch

18 — Ten various coin beamscales, various weights and boxes

19 — A Queen Anne bronze 7lbs wool weight, stamped for Rutlandshire

20 — Three pieces of domestic treen

21 — Three culinary treen moulds or prints

22 — A collection of ten 19th and 20th century compo or plaster moulds

23 — A rare late 18th/early 19th century beech and iron girl's patten, circa 1780 - 1820

24 — Three pieces of domestic treen

25 — Two 19th century treen love tokens

26 — An Elizabeth I polychrome-painted and gilt-highlighted sycamore roundel or roundelay, circa 1580

27 — A part-set of seven Elizabeth I painted sycamore roundels or roundelays, circa 1580

28 — A fine late 17th century carved boxwood plaque, The Death of St Francis of Assisi, Greek, dated 1680, by Mikael Condopidius of Taxos Probably for the Italian market

29 — A late 17th century triple-reeded pewter charger, Oxfordshire, circa 1690

30 — A late George III pewter spouted spire flagon

31 — A pewter dome-lidded flagon

32 — An early 19th century pewter bulbous measure of gallon capacity and a half-gallon example

33 — An early 19th century pewter ale jug, circa 1825

34 — A 19th century pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1830

35 — A Charles II pewter broad-rim dish, Oxfordshire, circa 1674

36 — An early 19th century pewter laver, Scottish, circa 1810-30

37 — A pair of Queen Anne pewter single-reeded narrow rim plates, Devon, circa 1700

38 — An early 18th century pewter triple-reeded dish, circa 1700-20

39 — A Late 17th century pewter triple-reeded plate, Oxfordshire, circa 1690

40 — An oak tester bed Incorporating 17th/18th century timbers

41 — A Charles II oak coffer, South Lancashire, circa 1680

42 — A Victorian yew and elm low Windsor armchair, Nottinghamshire, circa 1880

43 — An early 18th century fruitwood tripod occasional table, English, circa 1830

44 — An early 18th century oak bookcase, English, circa 1730-40

45 — Two William and Mary oak slat-back high chairs, circa 1690

46 — An early 19th elm bacon settle, West Country, circa 1820-40

47 — A first-quarter of the 18th century fruitwood dresser base, English, circa 1700-20

48 — An oak side table, English, circa 1710-20

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1 —
A late 17th/early 18th century ash mortar, circa 1700

2 —
An unusual turned lignum vitae mortar

3 —
A small late 17th century/early 18th century lignum vitae or possibly fruitwood apothecary's mortar, circa 1700

4^Ф,Y —
Three small 18th century snuff or apothecary's mortars with pestles

5^Ф,Y —
An early 18th century ivory pestle and mortar

6 —
A Neo-Classical marble mortar

7 —
An early 18th century lignum vitae mortar

8 —
An unusual beech mortar with cover and pestle, English, circa 1700

9 —
A Charles II lignum vitae mortar, circa 1680

10 —
An unusual elm mortar, probably first half of the 17th century

11 —
A Charles II turned sycamore spice or snuff mortar grater, circa 1680

12 —
A mid-17th century turned fruitwood spice or snuff mortar grater, English

13 —
A collection of sixty-two 18th, 19th and 20th century copper alloy and bronze trade and flat weights

14 —
A mid-17th century boxed coin beamscale and weights, dated 1656, Amsterdam

15 —
A mid-17th century boxed coin beamscale and weights, circa 1650, by Jan Martens of Amsterdam

16 —
A mid- to late 18th century boxed coin beamscale and part set of weights, Cologne
by Master Henricus Kirch (fl. 1749 - 81)

17 —
A mid- to late 17th century boxed coin beamscale and part-set of weights, probably Dutch

18 —
Ten various coin beamscales, various weights and boxes

19 —
A Queen Anne bronze 7lbs wool weight, stamped for Rutlandshire

20 —
Three pieces of domestic treen

21 —
Three culinary treen moulds or prints

22 —
A collection of ten 19th and 20th century compo or plaster moulds

23 —
A rare late 18th/early 19th century beech and iron girl's patten, circa 1780 - 1820

24 —
Three pieces of domestic treen

25 —
Two 19th century treen love tokens

26 —
An Elizabeth I polychrome-painted and gilt-highlighted sycamore roundel or roundelay, circa 1580

27 —
A part-set of seven Elizabeth I painted sycamore roundels or roundelays, circa 1580

28 —
A fine late 17th century carved boxwood plaque, The Death of St Francis of Assisi, Greek, dated 1680, by Mikael Condopidius of Taxos
Probably for the Italian market

29 —
A late 17th century triple-reeded pewter charger, Oxfordshire, circa 1690

30 —
A late George III pewter spouted spire flagon

31 —
A pewter dome-lidded flagon

32 —
An early 19th century pewter bulbous measure of gallon capacity and a half-gallon example

33 —
An early 19th century pewter ale jug, circa 1825

34 —
A 19th century pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1830

35 —
A Charles II pewter broad-rim dish, Oxfordshire, circa 1674

36 —
An early 19th century pewter laver, Scottish, circa 1810-30

37 —
A pair of Queen Anne pewter single-reeded narrow rim plates, Devon, circa 1700

38 —
An early 18th century pewter triple-reeded dish, circa 1700-20

39 —
A Late 17th century pewter triple-reeded plate, Oxfordshire, circa 1690

40 —
An oak tester bed
Incorporating 17th/18th century timbers

41 —
A Charles II oak coffer, South Lancashire, circa 1680

42 —
A Victorian yew and elm low Windsor armchair, Nottinghamshire, circa 1880

43 —
An early 18th century fruitwood tripod occasional table, English, circa 1830

44 —
An early 18th century oak bookcase, English, circa 1730-40

45 —
Two William and Mary oak slat-back high chairs, circa 1690

46 —
An early 19th elm bacon settle, West Country, circa 1820-40

47 —
A first-quarter of the 18th century fruitwood dresser base, English, circa 1700-20

48 —
An oak side table, English, circa 1710-20