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The Oak Interior

20 – 21 January 2021 | starting at 11:00 GMT

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Auction highlights

A rare and documented pair of Charles II joined oak forms or benches, circa 1674 (2). Sold for £4,462.50 inc. premium

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665 lots available

16^* —
A rare and possibly unique Charles II pewter wrigglework slip-top spoon, circa 1660

Sold for £2,167.50 inc. premium

17^* —
A fine William & Mary pewter two-banded tavern pot, circa 1690

Sold for £4,462.50 inc. premium

18^* —
A rare Henry VII pewter diamond point spoon, circa 1500

Sold for £765 inc. premium

19^* —
A George I pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1720

Sold for £892.50 inc. premium

20^* —
An 18th century pewter capstan salt, circa 1720-50

Sold for £318.75 inc. premium

21^* —
A Queen Anne/George I brass ejector socket candlestick, circa 1705-1720

Sold for £382.50 inc. premium

22^* —
A 16th century brass alloy capstan socket candlestick, North-West European

Sold for £535.50 inc. premium

23^* —
A mid-17th century and later brass trumpet-base candlestick, English, circa 1650-80

£800 - £1,200

24^* —
A pair of early to mid-18th century brass socket candlesticks, French/English, circa 1720

Sold for £153 inc. premium

25^* —
A brass salver

Sold for £127.50 inc. premium

26^* —
A late 17th/early 18th century brass socket 'tavern' candlestick, English, circa 1670-1700

Sold for £318.75 inc. premium

27^* —
A brass wall sconce, Dutch

Sold for £484.50 inc. premium

28 —
A William IV pewter communion set, in fitted oak case

Sold for £318.75 inc. premium

29 —
A large Charles I pewter flagon, circa 1630

£4,000 - £6,000

30 —
A Charles II pewter plain broad-rim plate, circa 1675

£400 - £600

31 —
A small James I pewter flagon, circa 1610

Sold for £1,912.50 inc. premium

32 —
An impressive pair of Charles II pewter broad rim chargers, circa 1670

Sold for £1,275 inc. premium

33 —
An impressive Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1670

Sold for £1,211.25 inc. premium

34 —
A George II twin-handled 'loving'-cup, circa 1750

£300 - £500

35 —
An early 19th century pewter bleeding bowl, circa 1800-30

Sold for £255 inc. premium

36 —
A good pair of George II pewter London-made tall flat-lid flagons, English ale gallon capacity, Scottish, circa 1735

Sold for £2,295 inc. premium

37 —
A Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1660-80

Sold for £484.50 inc. premium

38 —
An impressive Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1670

Sold for £382.50 inc. premium

39 —
A rare Charles II pewter candlestick, circa 1675

Sold for £20,250 inc. premium

40 —
An early 18th century brass chamberstick, English, circa 1700-20

Sold for £484.50 inc. premium

41 —
A 17th century brass pricket candlestick, North-West European, possibly French

Sold for £191.25 inc. premium

42^* —
A rare, fine and large Charles I leaded bronze mortar, dated 1638, made for Margaret Baldocke, Grocer, by John Palmar [or Palmer] of Canterbury, Kent (fl. 1621 in Gloucestershire, fl. c. 1636 - 1656 in Canterbury)

Sold for £6,120 inc. premium

43 —
An unusual Charles II joined oak open armchair, Cheshire/Lancashire, circa 1670

£3,000 - £5,000

44 —
A pair of William & Mary slat-back side chairs, Yorkshire, circa 1690

Sold for £318.75 inc. premium

45 —
A George II joined oak standing corner cupboard, circa 1740

Sold for £956.25 inc. premium

46 —
Two similar joined oak, walnut and cane side chairs, Anglo-Dutch, circa 1700

£400 - £600

47 —
A George I joined oak mural spice cupboard, circa 1730

£1,000 - £1,500

48 —
A William & Mary joined oak slat-back side chair, circa 1690

Sold for £178.50 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 Oak Interior

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1* — Of Royal Interest: A rare Henry VII pewter dish, circa 1500

2* — A rare Henry VIII broad rim plate, circa 1540

3* — A rare Plantagenet/Tudor pewter dish, circa 1400-1500

4* — A rare Medieval pewter spice plate, probably English

5* — A Romano-British small footed dish, circa 200-400

6* — A rare Henry VIII pewter bowl, circa 1530

7* — A rare Charles II pewter candlestick, circa 1680

8* — A pewter wrigglework beaker, Dutch, circa 1700

9* — An early 18th century pewter single-reed charger, Bristol, circa 1730

10* — A George III pewter mazarine or strainer, circa 1770

11* — A James II pewter porringer, dated 1688

12* — A Charles II pewter triple-reeded dish, circa 1680

13* — A 17th century pewter ball-knopped candlestick, circa 1650-75

14* — A 18th century pewter 'caudle cup'

15* — An 18th century pewter chalice, possibly Irish

16* — A rare and possibly unique Charles II pewter wrigglework slip-top spoon, circa 1660

17* — A fine William & Mary pewter two-banded tavern pot, circa 1690

18* — A rare Henry VII pewter diamond point spoon, circa 1500

19* — A George I pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1720

20* — An 18th century pewter capstan salt, circa 1720-50

21* — A Queen Anne/George I brass ejector socket candlestick, circa 1705-1720

22* — A 16th century brass alloy capstan socket candlestick, North-West European

23* — A mid-17th century and later brass trumpet-base candlestick, English, circa 1650-80

24* — A pair of early to mid-18th century brass socket candlesticks, French/English, circa 1720

25* — A brass salver

26* — A late 17th/early 18th century brass socket 'tavern' candlestick, English, circa 1670-1700

27* — A brass wall sconce, Dutch

28 — A William IV pewter communion set, in fitted oak case

29 — A large Charles I pewter flagon, circa 1630

30 — A Charles II pewter plain broad-rim plate, circa 1675

31 — A small James I pewter flagon, circa 1610

32 — An impressive pair of Charles II pewter broad rim chargers, circa 1670

33 — An impressive Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1670

34 — A George II twin-handled 'loving'-cup, circa 1750

35 — An early 19th century pewter bleeding bowl, circa 1800-30

36 — A good pair of George II pewter London-made tall flat-lid flagons, English ale gallon capacity, Scottish, circa 1735

37 — A Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1660-80

38 — An impressive Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1670

39 — A rare Charles II pewter candlestick, circa 1675

40 — An early 18th century brass chamberstick, English, circa 1700-20

41 — A 17th century brass pricket candlestick, North-West European, possibly French

42* — A rare, fine and large Charles I leaded bronze mortar, dated 1638, made for Margaret Baldocke, Grocer, by John Palmar [or Palmer] of Canterbury, Kent (fl. 1621 in Gloucestershire, fl. c. 1636 - 1656 in Canterbury)

43 — An unusual Charles II joined oak open armchair, Cheshire/Lancashire, circa 1670

44 — A pair of William & Mary slat-back side chairs, Yorkshire, circa 1690

45 — A George II joined oak standing corner cupboard, circa 1740

46 — Two similar joined oak, walnut and cane side chairs, Anglo-Dutch, circa 1700

47 — A George I joined oak mural spice cupboard, circa 1730

48 — A William & Mary joined oak slat-back side chair, circa 1690

Specialist contacts

Oak Furniture

Shipping (UK)

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1^* —
Of Royal Interest: A rare Henry VII pewter dish, circa 1500

2^* —
A rare Henry VIII broad rim plate, circa 1540

3^* —
A rare Plantagenet/Tudor pewter dish, circa 1400-1500

4^* —
A rare Medieval pewter spice plate, probably English

5^* —
A Romano-British small footed dish, circa 200-400

6^* —
A rare Henry VIII pewter bowl, circa 1530

7^* —
A rare Charles II pewter candlestick, circa 1680

8^* —
A pewter wrigglework beaker, Dutch, circa 1700

9^* —
An early 18th century pewter single-reed charger, Bristol, circa 1730

10^* —
A George III pewter mazarine or strainer, circa 1770

11^* —
A James II pewter porringer, dated 1688

12^* —
A Charles II pewter triple-reeded dish, circa 1680

13^* —
A 17th century pewter ball-knopped candlestick, circa 1650-75

14^* —
A 18th century pewter 'caudle cup'

15^* —
An 18th century pewter chalice, possibly Irish

16^* —
A rare and possibly unique Charles II pewter wrigglework slip-top spoon, circa 1660

17^* —
A fine William & Mary pewter two-banded tavern pot, circa 1690

18^* —
A rare Henry VII pewter diamond point spoon, circa 1500

19^* —
A George I pewter dome-lidded tankard, circa 1720

20^* —
An 18th century pewter capstan salt, circa 1720-50

21^* —
A Queen Anne/George I brass ejector socket candlestick, circa 1705-1720

22^* —
A 16th century brass alloy capstan socket candlestick, North-West European

23^* —
A mid-17th century and later brass trumpet-base candlestick, English, circa 1650-80

24^* —
A pair of early to mid-18th century brass socket candlesticks, French/English, circa 1720

25^* —
A brass salver

26^* —
A late 17th/early 18th century brass socket 'tavern' candlestick, English, circa 1670-1700

27^* —
A brass wall sconce, Dutch

28 —
A William IV pewter communion set, in fitted oak case

29 —
A large Charles I pewter flagon, circa 1630

30 —
A Charles II pewter plain broad-rim plate, circa 1675

31 —
A small James I pewter flagon, circa 1610

32 —
An impressive pair of Charles II pewter broad rim chargers, circa 1670

33 —
An impressive Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1670

34 —
A George II twin-handled 'loving'-cup, circa 1750

35 —
An early 19th century pewter bleeding bowl, circa 1800-30

36 —
A good pair of George II pewter London-made tall flat-lid flagons, English ale gallon capacity, Scottish, circa 1735

37 —
A Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1660-80

38 —
An impressive Charles II pewter broad rim charger, circa 1670

39 —
A rare Charles II pewter candlestick, circa 1675

40 —
An early 18th century brass chamberstick, English, circa 1700-20

41 —
A 17th century brass pricket candlestick, North-West European, possibly French

42^* —
A rare, fine and large Charles I leaded bronze mortar, dated 1638, made for Margaret Baldocke, Grocer, by John Palmar [or Palmer] of Canterbury, Kent (fl. 1621 in Gloucestershire, fl. c. 1636 - 1656 in Canterbury)

43 —
An unusual Charles II joined oak open armchair, Cheshire/Lancashire, circa 1670

44 —
A pair of William & Mary slat-back side chairs, Yorkshire, circa 1690

45 —
A George II joined oak standing corner cupboard, circa 1740

46 —
Two similar joined oak, walnut and cane side chairs, Anglo-Dutch, circa 1700

47 —
A George I joined oak mural spice cupboard, circa 1730

48 —
A William & Mary joined oak slat-back side chair, circa 1690