Ended

Oak Furniture, Folk and Naïve Art

27 – 28 September 2022 | starting at 10:00 BST

Lots marked TP will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the department for further information.

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Auction highlights

Charles Collins (circa 1680-1744 London) A badger and a rabbit in a landscape. Sold for £5,355 inc. premium

After Benjamin Marshall (19th Century) The Earl of Darlington and his Foxhounds (within a rosewood frame ). Sold for £3,825 inc. premium

William Henry Davis (British, 1786-1865) A favourite greyhound. Sold for £3,187.50 inc. premium

English School (19th Century) A still life of a piece of salmon on a pewter plate (Unframed). Sold for £2,805 inc. premium

A French early 19th century prisoner of war bone model of a ship-of-the-line With later additions and restoration. Sold for £2,805 inc. premium

An elm wing back dug out chair Late 19th / early 20th century in the 17th century style. Sold for £1,275 inc. premium

Three turned fruitwood tea caddies (4). Sold for £892.50 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.
VAT at the current rate of 20% will be added to the Buyer's Premium and charges excluding Artists Resale Right.
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Lots marked TP will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the department for further information.

Ф	Item contains or is made of ivory
	This lot contains or is made of ivory and cannot be imported into the USA or any country within the EU.
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	Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.
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	Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the catalogue for further information.
Y	CITES
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Oak Furniture, Folk and Naïve Art

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Lot gallery

1TP — A fine and large ash and elm Turner's armchair Late 17th century and later, North Country, possibly Lake District

2TP — A small carved oak coffer Late 17th century and later

3TP — An ash Turner's chair Late 17th century and later

4TP — A carved oak panel back armchair Late 17th century, Cheshire/Lancashire

5TP — A Spanish walnut open armchair Late 17th / early 18th century

6TP — Two similar oak back stools Late 17th century and later, Derbyshire or Yorkshire

7 — Two large leather bombards, together with a small bombard, a lidded drinking vessel, and a costrel 17th / 18th century

8 — A collection of three rush nip holders

9 — A Nuremberg brass alms dish with later inset central coat of arms for Charles IThe dish probably 16th / 17th century

10 — An English single-reeded broadrim charger with the touchmark of Sir John Fryers, together with a similar period pewter triple-reeded broadrim chargerBoth circa 1700

11 — An unusual patinated pine domed top alms box Possibly Shetland, 18th / 19th century

12 — An English brass and steel bed warmerLate 17th / early 18th century

13TP — An unusual estate made fruitwood and mahogany Pembroke rent table Late 18th century and later

14TP — An interesting oak trestle-end table Late 16th / early 17th century

15TP — A small carved oak coffer 16th century and later

16TP — An oak joined stool Late 17th century

17TP — A pair of William and Mary-style oak stoolsLate 17th century and later

18 — A pair of carved giltwood and gesso pricket candlesticks17th / 18th century, Italian

19TP — An Italian Baroque carved giltwood mirror 17th century and later

20 — A pair of brass pricket candlesticks Flemish, 19th century in the 17th century style

21TP — A Lancashire oak back stool 17th century

22 — British School(18th Century)The Royal Observatory, Greenwich and its meridian buildings from the south-south-east, c. 1790

23Y — After Benjamin Marshall (19th Century)The Earl of Darlington and his Foxhounds

24 — Charles Collins(circa 1680-1744 London)A badger and a rabbit in a landscape

25 — English School(18th Century)Ipswich Market Cross Unframed

26* — English School (19th Century)A naïve portrait of a young child with her King Charles Spaniel Labelled to the back, Miss Gresley, Lichfield,

27* — A collection of carved oak reliefs and panels16th century and later

28 — English School(19th Century)Call of the hunt

29 — William Henry Davis(British, 1786-1865)A favourite greyhound

30 — English School(Late 18th Century)A view of Moreton Corbett Hall, Shropshire, with figures and horses in the foreground

31 — American School(19th Century)A painted silhouette of a man and woman in an interior

32* — A set of six framed 19th century naive drawings of animals

33 — Henry Liverseege(British, 1803-1832)The Cobbler or The Weekly Register, together with another (2)

34 — British School(19th Century)The favourite dog

35 — Circle of Gilbert Jackson(active England 1621-1642)A three-quarter portrait of a gentleman

36 — Continental School(19th Century)A man toasting good health, together with another similar (2)

37 — William Matthew Prior(American, 1806-1873)Portrait of Captain John J. Sullivan

38* — An early oak door fragmentThe oak probably 16th century, the iron possibly early 20th century

39TP — Two similar Bijar style runners

40TP — A Kashan rugSecond half 20th century

41TP — A rare Salor main carpet 19th century 256cm long x 176cm wide (100 1/2in x 69in)

42*,TP — A Kurdish rugWest Persia 289cm long x 163cm wide (113 1/3in long x 64in wide)

43TP — A Tabriz carpet, circa 1920North West Persia 376cm (148in) long x 289cm (114in) wide

44TP — An 18th century oak dresser base

45TP — A fine early 17th century oak court cupboard of small size

46TP — A mid or third quarter 18th century oak dresser Almost certainly of Northern Welsh origin

47*,TP — A Welsh 18th century oak dresser

48TP — Victorian oak Gothic panelled screen

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1^TP —
A fine and large ash and elm Turner's armchair
Late 17th century and later, North Country, possibly Lake District

2^TP —
A small carved oak coffer
Late 17th century and later

3^TP —
An ash Turner's chair
Late 17th century and later

4^TP —
A carved oak panel back armchair
Late 17th century, Cheshire/Lancashire

5^TP —
A Spanish walnut open armchair
Late 17th / early 18th century

6^TP —
Two similar oak back stools
Late 17th century and later, Derbyshire or Yorkshire

7 —
Two large leather bombards, together with a small bombard, a lidded drinking vessel, and a costrel
17th / 18th century

8 —
A collection of three rush nip holders

9 —
A Nuremberg brass alms dish with later inset central coat of arms for Charles I
The dish probably 16th / 17th century

10 —
An English single-reeded broadrim charger with the touchmark of Sir John Fryers, together with a similar period pewter triple-reeded broadrim charger
Both circa 1700

11 —
An unusual patinated pine domed top alms box
Possibly Shetland, 18th / 19th century

12 —
An English brass and steel bed warmer
Late 17th / early 18th century

13^TP —
An unusual estate made fruitwood and mahogany Pembroke rent table
Late 18th century and later

14^TP —
An interesting oak trestle-end table
Late 16th / early 17th century

15^TP —
A small carved oak coffer
16th century and later

16^TP —
An oak joined stool
Late 17th century

17^TP —
A pair of William and Mary-style oak stools
Late 17th century and later

18 —
A pair of carved giltwood and gesso pricket candlesticks
17th / 18th century, Italian

19^TP —
An Italian Baroque carved giltwood mirror
17th century and later

20 —
A pair of brass pricket candlesticks
Flemish, 19th century in the 17th century style

21^TP —
A Lancashire oak back stool
17th century

22 —
British School
(18th Century)
The Royal Observatory, Greenwich and its meridian buildings from the south-south-east, c. 1790

23^Y —
After Benjamin Marshall (19th Century)
The Earl of Darlington and his Foxhounds

24 —
Charles Collins
(circa 1680-1744 London)
A badger and a rabbit in a landscape

25 —
English School
(18th Century)
Ipswich Market Cross Unframed

26^* —
English School (19th Century)
A naïve portrait of a young child with her King Charles Spaniel Labelled to the back, Miss Gresley, Lichfield,

27^* —
A collection of carved oak reliefs and panels
16th century and later

28 —
English School
(19th Century)
Call of the hunt

29 —
William Henry Davis
(British, 1786-1865)
A favourite greyhound

30 —
English School
(Late 18th Century)
A view of Moreton Corbett Hall, Shropshire, with figures and horses in the foreground

31 —
American School
(19th Century)
A painted silhouette of a man and woman in an interior

32^* —
A set of six framed 19th century naive drawings of animals

33 —
Henry Liverseege
(British, 1803-1832)
The Cobbler or The Weekly Register, together with another (2)

34 —
British School
(19th Century)
The favourite dog

35 —
Circle of Gilbert Jackson
(active England 1621-1642)
A three-quarter portrait of a gentleman

36 —
Continental School
(19th Century)
A man toasting good health, together with another similar (2)

37 —
William Matthew Prior
(American, 1806-1873)
Portrait of Captain John J. Sullivan

38^* —
An early oak door fragment
The oak probably 16th century, the iron possibly early 20th century

39^TP —
Two similar Bijar style runners

40^TP —
A Kashan rug
Second half 20th century

41^TP —
A rare Salor main carpet 19th century
256cm long x 176cm wide (100 1/2in x 69in)

42^*,TP —
A Kurdish rug
West Persia 289cm long x 163cm wide (113 1/3in long x 64in wide)

43^TP —
A Tabriz carpet, circa 1920
North West Persia 376cm (148in) long x 289cm (114in) wide

44^TP —
An 18th century oak dresser base

45^TP —
A fine early 17th century oak court cupboard of small size

46^TP —
A mid or third quarter 18th century oak dresser
Almost certainly of Northern Welsh origin

47^*,TP —
A Welsh 18th century oak dresser

48^TP —
Victorian oak Gothic panelled screen