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The Oak Interior

24 February 2016 | starting at 11:00 GMT

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A highly important Henry VIII parcel-gilt, polychrome-decorated and carved oak panel, circa 1545, possibly depicting King John, and reputedly from the London house of William Paulet, first Marques of Winchester (by 1488 – 1572). Sold for £184,900 inc. premium

An exceptional Charles I oak folding or credence-type table, circa 1630 - 40. Sold for £50,000 inc. premium

A rare and highly impressive Elizabeth I oak, walnut and marquetry inlaid tester bed, Southwark, London, circa 1585. Sold for £40,000 inc. premium

A rare James I oak and parquetry inlaid mural glass cabinet, possibly West Country, circa 1610. Sold for £25,000 inc. premium

A rare pair of James I polychrome-decorated and parcel-gilt carved oak heraldic newel finials, the Lion and Unicorn supporters of the Royal Arms (2). Sold for £13,750 inc. premium

A remarkable and rare pair of Charles II pewter early composite moulded candlesticks, circa 1670 By Richard Booth, York [fl. 1661 - 1671] (2). Sold for £11,250 inc. premium

An impressive Charles II cocus-wood veneered and oak geometric chest of drawers, circa 1670. Sold for £6,875 inc. premium

An impressive late 17th century veneered walnut and marquetry inlaid cabinet on stand, English, circa 1675 - 85 and later Stand of later date. Sold for £6,250 inc. premium

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461 lots available

1 —
A Charles I pewter plain semi-broadrim plate, with rare export mark, circa 1639
By Christopher White, London [fl. 1622 - 1651]

Sold for £812.50 inc. premium

2 —
A Charles I pewter plain semi-broadrim plate, with rare export mark, circa 1640

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

A rare Charles I pewter plain broadrim plate, engraved with the arms of the Edgecumbe family, circa 1630 By Nicholas Dolbeare, Ashburton, Devon [fl. 1620 - 1651]

3 —
A rare Charles I pewter plain broadrim plate, engraved with the arms of the Edgecumbe family, circa 1630
By Nicholas Dolbeare, Ashburton, Devon [fl. 1620 - 1651]

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

4 —
A rare pair of pewter reeded broadrim plates, supplied to Mount Edgcumbe, Cornwall, circa 1690
West Country maker

Sold for £2,375 inc. premium

5 —
An early Charles II pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, engraved with arms, circa 1662
By Henry Hartwell I, London [fl. 1633 - 1665]

£1,000 - £1,500

6 —
Part of a Swedish Royal Service: A Charles II pewter plain broadrim plate, circa 1668
By Jacques (James) Taudin I, London [fl. 1645 - 1680]

Sold for £3,500 inc. premium

7 —
A Charles II pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, circa 1680
By Nicholas Kelk, London, [fl. 1638 - 1688] and Richard Smith, [fl. 1677 - 1705]

£800 - £1,200

8 —
A William & Mary pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, circa 1700
By Thomas Powell, London, [fl. 1675 - 1715]

£500 - £800

9 —
Two Charles II pewter triple-reeded plates, circa 1680
By Nicholas Kelk, London, [fl. 1638 - 1688]

Sold for £812.50 inc. premium

10 —
Six various pewter plates, English, circa 1685 - 1710

Sold for £562.50 inc. premium

11 —
A Charles II pewter double-reeded narrow-rim plate, circa 1675

Sold for £400 inc. premium

12 —
A pewter finely reeded semi-broadrim, circa 1685
By Thomas Powell, London [fl. 1675 - 1715]

£500 - £800

13 —
A Charles II pewter plain broadrim plate, circa 1680
By Thomas Shackle I, London [fl. 1675 - 1709]

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

14 —
A George I pewter single-reeded wriggle-work decorated plate, dated 1720
By James Hitchman, London [fl. 1702 - 1735]

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

15 —
A set of six eight-lobed pewter plates, English, Circa 1750
By Bourchier and Richard Cleeve, London [fl. 1750 - 55]

£600 - £800

16 —
An exceptionally rare pair of Charles II pewter cluster-stemmed candlesticks, of York-type, circa 1668
By Francis Lea, London [fl. 1651 - 1675]

Sold for £8,125 inc. premium

17 —
An exceptional rare pair of Charles II pewter cluster-stemmed candlesticks, of York type, circa 1670
By Francis Lea, London [fl. 1651 - 1675]

Sold for £5,000 inc. premium

18 —
A remarkable and rare pair of Charles II pewter early composite moulded candlesticks, circa 1670
By Richard Booth, York [fl. 1661 - 1671]

Sold for £11,250 inc. premium

19 —
An outstanding pewter octagonal base and baluster stem candlestick, English, circa 1685
By William Cowley, London [fl. 1662 - 1737]

Sold for £17,500 inc. premium

20 —
A William & Mary large pewter candlestick, circa 1690
By Benjamin Cooper, London [fl. 1677 - 1727]

Sold for £2,250 inc. premium

21 —
A William & Mary pewter candlestick, circa 1690
Probably either by Hugh Quick, London [fl. 1674 - 1725] or Benjamin Cooper, London [fl. 1677 - 1727]

Sold for £2,375 inc. premium

22 —
A rare William & Mary octagonal base cluster column pewter candlestick, circa 1700
Very possibly by John French III, London [fl. 1687 - 1711]

Sold for £6,875 inc. premium

23 —
A pair of William & Mary small pewter candlesticks, circa 1700

£500 - £800

24 —
A rare George II pewter candlestick, circa 1750
By Alexander Cleeve II, London [fl. 1715 - 1759]

£1,500 - £2,000

31 —
A collection of fifteen spoons, thirteen pewter and two latten, displayed in a Welsh scumbled pine pipe rack

£800 - £1,000

32 —
A small group of 16th century knives, mostly Flemish

Sold for £812.50 inc. premium

33 —
A George III fruitwood mural spoon rack and candle-box, circa 1800

£500 - £800

34 —
A George I pewter double domed lidded church tankard, dated 1722
Hallmarks attributed to Thomas Carpenter, London [fl. circa 1713 - ?]

Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

35 —
Of Jewish interest: A Rare pewter double-domed lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1730
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

Sold for £1,125 inc. premium

36 —
A pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1730
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

Sold for £600 inc. premium

37 —
An extremely rare pewter double-domed lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1730
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

Sold for £1,375 inc. premium

Two pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankards, English, circa 1730 A quart Old English Ale Standard, by John Thomas, London [fl. 1698 - 1733]; and a pint Old English Ale Standard by Thomas Page, Bristol [fl. 1737 - 1756]

38 —
Two pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankards, English, circa 1730
A quart Old English Ale Standard, by John Thomas, London [fl. 1698 - 1733]; and a pint Old English Ale Standard by Thomas Page, Bristol [fl. 1737 - 1756]

Sold for £1,062.50 inc. premium

39 —
A pewter double domed lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1750
By Allen Bright, Bristol [fl. 1742 - 1763]

Sold for £125 inc. premium

40 —
Four 18th century pewter baluster measures, English

Sold for £600 inc. premium

Three mid-18th century Jersey pewter lidded measures Two by John Le Neveu, Channel Islands [fl. circa 1740 - ?], the other by John de St Croix, London [fl. circa 1729 - ?]

41 —
Three mid-18th century Jersey pewter lidded measures
Two by John Le Neveu, Channel Islands [fl. circa 1740 - ?], the other by John de St Croix, London [fl. circa 1729 - ?]

Sold for £525 inc. premium

Two George III Guernsey pewter lidded flagons The larger by Catherine Morrant, Southampton, Hampshire [fl. 1778 - 1800], the other by Joseph Wingod I, London [fl. 1721 - 1778]

42 —
Two George III Guernsey pewter lidded flagons
The larger by Catherine Morrant, Southampton, Hampshire [fl. 1778 - 1800], the other by Joseph Wingod I, London [fl. 1721 - 1778]

Sold for £562.50 inc. premium

43 —
A rare George III barrel-shape mug, circa 1785
By Richard Pawson I, London [fl. 1752 - 1789]

Sold for £250 inc. premium

44 —
A rare William & Mary large pewter three banded truncated cone shaped beaker, circa 1700
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

Sold for £1,000 inc. premium

45 —
A late 17th century pewter Royal portrait wriggle-work decorated beaker, Dutch, circa 1690

Sold for £600 inc. premium

46 —
Two pewter wriggle-work decorated beakers, Dutch, circa 1700 - 20

£700 - £1,000

47 —
Two pairs of George II pewter chalices, one pair dated 1736

£500 - £700

48 —
Two very near pairs of 18th century pewter chalices or footed beakers, London, circa 1730 - 70

Sold for £687.50 inc. premium

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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;
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The Oak Interior

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1 — A Charles I pewter plain semi-broadrim plate, with rare export mark, circa 1639 By Christopher White, London [fl. 1622 - 1651]

2 — A Charles I pewter plain semi-broadrim plate, with rare export mark, circa 1640

3 — A rare Charles I pewter plain broadrim plate, engraved with the arms of the Edgecumbe family, circa 1630 By Nicholas Dolbeare, Ashburton, Devon [fl. 1620 - 1651]

4 — A rare pair of pewter reeded broadrim plates, supplied to Mount Edgcumbe, Cornwall, circa 1690 West Country maker

5 — An early Charles II pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, engraved with arms, circa 1662 By Henry Hartwell I, London [fl. 1633 - 1665]

6 — Part of a Swedish Royal Service: A Charles II pewter plain broadrim plate, circa 1668 By Jacques (James) Taudin I, London [fl. 1645 - 1680]

7 — A Charles II pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, circa 1680 By Nicholas Kelk, London, [fl. 1638 - 1688] and Richard Smith, [fl. 1677 - 1705]

8 — A William & Mary pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, circa 1700 By Thomas Powell, London, [fl. 1675 - 1715]

9 — Two Charles II pewter triple-reeded plates, circa 1680 By Nicholas Kelk, London, [fl. 1638 - 1688]

10 — Six various pewter plates, English, circa 1685 - 1710

11 — A Charles II pewter double-reeded narrow-rim plate, circa 1675

12 — A pewter finely reeded semi-broadrim, circa 1685 By Thomas Powell, London [fl. 1675 - 1715]

13 — A Charles II pewter plain broadrim plate, circa 1680 By Thomas Shackle I, London [fl. 1675 - 1709]

14 — A George I pewter single-reeded wriggle-work decorated plate, dated 1720 By James Hitchman, London [fl. 1702 - 1735]

15 — A set of six eight-lobed pewter plates, English, Circa 1750 By Bourchier and Richard Cleeve, London [fl. 1750 - 55]

16 — An exceptionally rare pair of Charles II pewter cluster-stemmed candlesticks, of York-type, circa 1668 By Francis Lea, London [fl. 1651 - 1675]

17 — An exceptional rare pair of Charles II pewter cluster-stemmed candlesticks, of York type, circa 1670 By Francis Lea, London [fl. 1651 - 1675]

18 — A remarkable and rare pair of Charles II pewter early composite moulded candlesticks, circa 1670 By Richard Booth, York [fl. 1661 - 1671]

19 — An outstanding pewter octagonal base and baluster stem candlestick, English, circa 1685 By William Cowley, London [fl. 1662 - 1737]

20 — A William & Mary large pewter candlestick, circa 1690 By Benjamin Cooper, London [fl. 1677 - 1727]

21 — A William & Mary pewter candlestick, circa 1690 Probably either by Hugh Quick, London [fl. 1674 - 1725] or Benjamin Cooper, London [fl. 1677 - 1727]

22 — A rare William & Mary octagonal base cluster column pewter candlestick, circa 1700 Very possibly by John French III, London [fl. 1687 - 1711]

23 — A pair of William & Mary small pewter candlesticks, circa 1700

24 — A rare George II pewter candlestick, circa 1750 By Alexander Cleeve II, London [fl. 1715 - 1759]

25 — A pewter spoon rack with six small spoons: five pewter and one latten

26 — A collection of four pewter spoons

27 — A collection of four latten spoons

28 — A collection of five latten spoons

29 — A pewter spoon rack with twelve pewter spoons

30 — A collection of six dutch spoons: five pewter and one latten

31 — A collection of fifteen spoons, thirteen pewter and two latten, displayed in a Welsh scumbled pine pipe rack

32 — A small group of 16th century knives, mostly Flemish

33 — A George III fruitwood mural spoon rack and candle-box, circa 1800

34 — A George I pewter double domed lidded church tankard, dated 1722 Hallmarks attributed to Thomas Carpenter, London [fl. circa 1713 - ?]

35 — Of Jewish interest: A Rare pewter double-domed lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1730 By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

36 — A pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1730 By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

37 — An extremely rare pewter double-domed lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1730 By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

38 — Two pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankards, English, circa 1730 A quart Old English Ale Standard, by John Thomas, London [fl. 1698 - 1733]; and a pint Old English Ale Standard by Thomas Page, Bristol [fl. 1737 - 1756]

39 — A pewter double domed lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1750 By Allen Bright, Bristol [fl. 1742 - 1763]

40 — Four 18th century pewter baluster measures, English

41 — Three mid-18th century Jersey pewter lidded measures Two by John Le Neveu, Channel Islands [fl. circa 1740 - ?], the other by John de St Croix, London [fl. circa 1729 - ?]

42 — Two George III Guernsey pewter lidded flagons The larger by Catherine Morrant, Southampton, Hampshire [fl. 1778 - 1800], the other by Joseph Wingod I, London [fl. 1721 - 1778]

43 — A rare George III barrel-shape mug, circa 1785 By Richard Pawson I, London [fl. 1752 - 1789]

44 — A rare William & Mary large pewter three banded truncated cone shaped beaker, circa 1700 By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

45 — A late 17th century pewter Royal portrait wriggle-work decorated beaker, Dutch, circa 1690

46 — Two pewter wriggle-work decorated beakers, Dutch, circa 1700 - 20

47 — Two pairs of George II pewter chalices, one pair dated 1736

48 — Two very near pairs of 18th century pewter chalices or footed beakers, London, circa 1730 - 70

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1 —
A Charles I pewter plain semi-broadrim plate, with rare export mark, circa 1639
By Christopher White, London [fl. 1622 - 1651]

2 —
A Charles I pewter plain semi-broadrim plate, with rare export mark, circa 1640

3 —
A rare Charles I pewter plain broadrim plate, engraved with the arms of the Edgecumbe family, circa 1630
By Nicholas Dolbeare, Ashburton, Devon [fl. 1620 - 1651]

4 —
A rare pair of pewter reeded broadrim plates, supplied to Mount Edgcumbe, Cornwall, circa 1690
West Country maker

5 —
An early Charles II pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, engraved with arms, circa 1662
By Henry Hartwell I, London [fl. 1633 - 1665]

6 —
Part of a Swedish Royal Service: A Charles II pewter plain broadrim plate, circa 1668
By Jacques (James) Taudin I, London [fl. 1645 - 1680]

7 —
A Charles II pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, circa 1680
By Nicholas Kelk, London, [fl. 1638 - 1688] and Richard Smith, [fl. 1677 - 1705]

8 —
A William & Mary pewter finely reeded broadrim plate, circa 1700
By Thomas Powell, London, [fl. 1675 - 1715]

9 —
Two Charles II pewter triple-reeded plates, circa 1680
By Nicholas Kelk, London, [fl. 1638 - 1688]

10 —
Six various pewter plates, English, circa 1685 - 1710

11 —
A Charles II pewter double-reeded narrow-rim plate, circa 1675

12 —
A pewter finely reeded semi-broadrim, circa 1685
By Thomas Powell, London [fl. 1675 - 1715]

13 —
A Charles II pewter plain broadrim plate, circa 1680
By Thomas Shackle I, London [fl. 1675 - 1709]

14 —
A George I pewter single-reeded wriggle-work decorated plate, dated 1720
By James Hitchman, London [fl. 1702 - 1735]

15 —
A set of six eight-lobed pewter plates, English, Circa 1750
By Bourchier and Richard Cleeve, London [fl. 1750 - 55]

16 —
An exceptionally rare pair of Charles II pewter cluster-stemmed candlesticks, of York-type, circa 1668
By Francis Lea, London [fl. 1651 - 1675]

17 —
An exceptional rare pair of Charles II pewter cluster-stemmed candlesticks, of York type, circa 1670
By Francis Lea, London [fl. 1651 - 1675]

18 —
A remarkable and rare pair of Charles II pewter early composite moulded candlesticks, circa 1670
By Richard Booth, York [fl. 1661 - 1671]

19 —
An outstanding pewter octagonal base and baluster stem candlestick, English, circa 1685
By William Cowley, London [fl. 1662 - 1737]

20 —
A William & Mary large pewter candlestick, circa 1690
By Benjamin Cooper, London [fl. 1677 - 1727]

21 —
A William & Mary pewter candlestick, circa 1690
Probably either by Hugh Quick, London [fl. 1674 - 1725] or Benjamin Cooper, London [fl. 1677 - 1727]

22 —
A rare William & Mary octagonal base cluster column pewter candlestick, circa 1700
Very possibly by John French III, London [fl. 1687 - 1711]

23 —
A pair of William & Mary small pewter candlesticks, circa 1700

24 —
A rare George II pewter candlestick, circa 1750
By Alexander Cleeve II, London [fl. 1715 - 1759]

25 —
A pewter spoon rack with six small spoons: five pewter and one latten

26 —
A collection of four pewter spoons

27 —
A collection of four latten spoons

28 —
A collection of five latten spoons

29 —
A pewter spoon rack with twelve pewter spoons

30 —
A collection of six dutch spoons: five pewter and one latten

31 —
A collection of fifteen spoons, thirteen pewter and two latten, displayed in a Welsh scumbled pine pipe rack

32 —
A small group of 16th century knives, mostly Flemish

33 —
A George III fruitwood mural spoon rack and candle-box, circa 1800

34 —
A George I pewter double domed lidded church tankard, dated 1722
Hallmarks attributed to Thomas Carpenter, London [fl. circa 1713 - ?]

35 —
Of Jewish interest: A Rare pewter double-domed lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1730
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

36 —
A pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1730
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

37 —
An extremely rare pewter double-domed lidded straight-sided tankard, circa 1730
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

38 —
Two pewter double domed lidded straight-sided tankards, English, circa 1730
A quart Old English Ale Standard, by John Thomas, London [fl. 1698 - 1733]; and a pint Old English Ale Standard by Thomas Page, Bristol [fl. 1737 - 1756]

39 —
A pewter double domed lidded tulip-shaped tankard, circa 1750
By Allen Bright, Bristol [fl. 1742 - 1763]

40 —
Four 18th century pewter baluster measures, English

41 —
Three mid-18th century Jersey pewter lidded measures
Two by John Le Neveu, Channel Islands [fl. circa 1740 - ?], the other by John de St Croix, London [fl. circa 1729 - ?]

42 —
Two George III Guernsey pewter lidded flagons
The larger by Catherine Morrant, Southampton, Hampshire [fl. 1778 - 1800], the other by Joseph Wingod I, London [fl. 1721 - 1778]

43 —
A rare George III barrel-shape mug, circa 1785
By Richard Pawson I, London [fl. 1752 - 1789]

44 —
A rare William & Mary large pewter three banded truncated cone shaped beaker, circa 1700
By William Eddon, London [fl. 1690 - 1747]

45 —
A late 17th century pewter Royal portrait wriggle-work decorated beaker, Dutch, circa 1690

46 —
Two pewter wriggle-work decorated beakers, Dutch, circa 1700 - 20

47 —
Two pairs of George II pewter chalices, one pair dated 1736

48 —
Two very near pairs of 18th century pewter chalices or footed beakers, London, circa 1730 - 70