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Vernacular Furniture, Naïve Art, and Textiles

23 September – 7 October 2025

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Our Folk and Naïve Art sale will feature the rare and unusual. Expect love spoons, pewter flagons and oak carvings alongside 16th century bronzes and crewelworks. We are excited to be offering an exciting Private Collection From an Early 15th Century Sussex Manor House of early English and European furniture and works of art.

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Vernacular Furniture, Naïve Art, and Textiles

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49TP — A Charles I or Commonwealth period oak court cupboard 1630-1660

50TP — A late 17th century oak chest of small proportions

51TP — A late 17th century oak chest

52TP — An oak 'Estate' cupboard on stand Parts 17th century, but largely later in date

53TP — A late 17th century oak coffer

54TP — An oak low table Parts 17th century

55TP — A small Italian 17th century walnut occasional or low side table

56TP — A Charles I oak 'plank' coffer

57TP — A mid 16th century Oudenaarde tapestry

58 — A pair of 16th century carved oak panels, one with a Romayne-type portrait roundel

59TP — A striking Flemish tapestry border17th century

60TP — A large late 16th century Northern European carved oak figural biblical plaque Inscribed and dated 1584, probably Flemish Brabant or Limburgh

61 — A rare bronze candelabra figural support of a TurkProbably Nuremburg or possibly Flemish, circa 1450 - 1500

62 — A German patinated bronze figure of a warrior holding a child, probably representing the massacre of the innocents Probably Nuremburg, late 16th/early 17th century

63 — A Northern European bronze stag candlestickProbably German Rhineland, possibly 14th century

64 — A patinated bronze statuette of Christ at the ColumnProbably Northern European

65TP — A 15th century English figural carved oak corbel

66 — A pair of oak panels with scenes from the Old Testament 17th century, presumably formerly formed as cupboard doors

67 — A 15th century English carved oak mask head mount

68 — A carved oak figural panel depicting The Crucifixion together with a carved oak figural term Both probably late 16th century

69 — Two framed Flemish tapestry fragmentsProbably late 16th/early 17th century, possibly formerly part of a Portico tapestry border

70 — An Embroidered chasubleProbably Italian

71 — A German wool, silk and metal thread panel of three angels15th century

72TP — A Kashmir needlepoint Late 19th/early 20th century 294cm x 220cm approximately overall

73 — A carved walnut or fruitwood model of the head of Christ Probably late 15th/early 16th century, possibly South Netherlandish/German

74TP — A facsimile engraved brass English figural memorial plaque for Margaret Cheyne After the 15th century original in St Peters Churchyard. Hever, Sevenoaks, Kent

75 — A Limoges plaque depicting the Deposition Late 16th/early 17th century, perhaps attributable to the Master of the High Forehead

76 — A late /early 17th 16th century carved oak figure of St Katherine

77 — A pair of carved oak reliquary busts of a Bishop saint and female saintProbably Franco/Flemish, 17th century

78 — A relief carved limestone figural fragment in the early English Medieval style depicting the Crucifixion

79TP — A late 16th/early 17th century Spanish Colonia carved wood and polychrome decorated figure of the Virgin

80 — A carved limestone head in the Celtic style

81TP — A pair of George I/II walnut side chairs retaining their original rush seats 1720-1740

82TP — An 18th century oak dough bin Possibly French

83TP — A large and extraordinary 18th century elm and dark stained (or painted) beech high-back tavern settle Probably West Country, 1730-1770

84TP — A matched set of four first half 19th century yew wood Windsor chairs together with a later ash Windsor chair Each with an elm seat

85 — A 19h century carved and polychrome and gessoed wood and stag antler 'lustermannschen' four light chandelierProbably South German or Swiss, in the Renaissance style

86 — A Nuremberg style brass charger or dishPossibly late 16th/early 17th century

87 — A patinated bronze figural chandelier component Probably German, perhaps Nuremberg or Flemish, 16th century

88* — A Norwegian carved 'Kasas' or ale bowl Probably early 19th century

89 — A Stewart document holder

90 — Two charming needlework panelsProbably late 16th/early 17th century

91 — A 17th century stumpwork panel

92 — An 18th century needlework sampler

93TP — A large Continental crewelwork panel Possibly late 18th/early 19th century

94 — A decorative needlework panel In the 17th century style

95TP — A pair of crewelwork panel curtains

96TP — An early to mid-20th century needlework panel Depicting The Garden of EdenPossibly by Elizabeth Stuart of Minchinhampton House

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49^TP —
A Charles I or Commonwealth period oak court cupboard
1630-1660

50^TP —
A late 17th century oak chest of small proportions

51^TP —
A late 17th century oak chest

52^TP —
An oak 'Estate' cupboard on stand
Parts 17th century, but largely later in date

53^TP —
A late 17th century oak coffer

54^TP —
An oak low table
Parts 17th century

55^TP —
A small Italian 17th century walnut occasional or low side table

56^TP —
A Charles I oak 'plank' coffer

57^TP —
A mid 16th century Oudenaarde tapestry

58 —
A pair of 16th century carved oak panels, one with a Romayne-type portrait roundel

59^TP —
A striking Flemish tapestry border
17th century

60^TP —
A large late 16th century Northern European carved oak figural biblical plaque
Inscribed and dated 1584, probably Flemish Brabant or Limburgh

61 —
A rare bronze candelabra figural support of a Turk
Probably Nuremburg or possibly Flemish, circa 1450 - 1500

62 —
A German patinated bronze figure of a warrior holding a child, probably representing the massacre of the innocents
Probably Nuremburg, late 16th/early 17th century

63 —
A Northern European bronze stag candlestick
Probably German Rhineland, possibly 14th century

64 —
A patinated bronze statuette of Christ at the Column
Probably Northern European

65^TP —
A 15th century English figural carved oak corbel

66 —
A pair of oak panels with scenes from the Old Testament
17th century, presumably formerly formed as cupboard doors

67 —
A 15th century English carved oak mask head mount

68 —
A carved oak figural panel depicting The Crucifixion together with a carved oak figural term
Both probably late 16th century

69 —
Two framed Flemish tapestry fragments
Probably late 16th/early 17th century, possibly formerly part of a Portico tapestry border

70 —
An Embroidered chasuble
Probably Italian

71 —
A German wool, silk and metal thread panel of three angels
15th century

72^TP —
A Kashmir needlepoint
Late 19th/early 20th century 294cm x 220cm approximately overall

73 —
A carved walnut or fruitwood model of the head of Christ
Probably late 15th/early 16th century, possibly South Netherlandish/German

74^TP —
A facsimile engraved brass English figural memorial plaque for Margaret Cheyne
After the 15th century original in St Peters Churchyard. Hever, Sevenoaks, Kent

75 —
A Limoges plaque depicting the Deposition
Late 16th/early 17th century, perhaps attributable to the Master of the High Forehead

76 —
A late /early 17th 16th century carved oak figure of St Katherine

77 —
A pair of carved oak reliquary busts of a Bishop saint and female saint
Probably Franco/Flemish, 17th century

78 —
A relief carved limestone figural fragment in the early English Medieval style depicting the Crucifixion

79^TP —
A late 16th/early 17th century Spanish Colonia carved wood and polychrome decorated figure of the Virgin

80 —
A carved limestone head in the Celtic style

81^TP —
A pair of George I/II walnut side chairs retaining their original rush seats
1720-1740

82^TP —
An 18th century oak dough bin
Possibly French

83^TP —
A large and extraordinary 18th century elm and dark stained (or painted) beech high-back tavern settle
Probably West Country, 1730-1770

84^TP —
A matched set of four first half 19th century yew wood Windsor chairs together with a later ash Windsor chair
Each with an elm seat

85 —
A 19h century carved and polychrome and gessoed wood and stag antler 'lustermannschen' four light chandelier
Probably South German or Swiss, in the Renaissance style

86 —
A Nuremberg style brass charger or dish
Possibly late 16th/early 17th century

87 —
A patinated bronze figural chandelier component
Probably German, perhaps Nuremberg or Flemish, 16th century

88^* —
A Norwegian carved 'Kasas' or ale bowl
Probably early 19th century

89 —
A Stewart document holder

90 —
Two charming needlework panels
Probably late 16th/early 17th century

91 —
A 17th century stumpwork panel

92 —
An 18th century needlework sampler

93^TP —
A large Continental crewelwork panel
Possibly late 18th/early 19th century

94 —
A decorative needlework panel
In the 17th century style

95^TP —
A pair of crewelwork panel curtains

96^TP —
An early to mid-20th century needlework panel Depicting The Garden of Eden
Possibly by Elizabeth Stuart of Minchinhampton House