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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

Auction highlights

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145TP — An early 18th century figured elm, walnut and featherbanded chest on stand of vernacular construction 1700-1730, the stand reduced in height and now missing its legs

146TP — A small late 18th/early 19th century pine and polychrome decorated 'trompe l'oeil' hanging cabinet 1780-1815, the painted decoration of a slightly later (probably 19th century)

147TP — A George II or George III oak corner cabinet of large proportions 1750-1775

148TP — A Dutch second quarter or mid-18th century walnut, featherbanded and fruitwood marquetry chest 1730-1760

149 — A Brislington delftware Tulip charger, circa 1700-20

150 — A London delftware Adam and Eve charger, circa 1700-20

151 — An English delftware Tulip charger, circa 1730-40

152 — A Lambeth delftware (Thomas Morgan and Abigail Griffth) ballooning plate, circa 1785

153 — An English delftware drug jar, circa 1750

154 — An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1730-50

155 — An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1740

156 — A London delftware drug jar, circa 1700-20

157 — An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1740-50

158 — An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1730-50

159 — A large London delftware drug jar, 18th century

160 — An English delftware pharmacy storage jar or albarello, early 18th century

161 — An English delftware drug or pill jar, circa 1770-80

162 — Three North Italian drug jars, probably Nove di Bassano, late 18th/early 19th Century

163 — A Dutch Delftware syrup jar, 18th century

164 — Two English delftware wall pockets, circa 1760

165 — Five English delftware plates, circa 1730-90

166 — Five English delftware large dishes, circa 1730-60

167 — Two creamware teapots and covers, circa 1765-75

168 — A rare and amusing set of four Staffordshire pearlware furniture rests or window stops, circa 1830

169 — A Staffordshire table base group of 'Ale Bench', circa 1830-35

170 — A pair of Wood and Caldwell models of lions, circa 1810

171 — A Staffordshire pearlware 'Fair Hebe' jug, dated 1788

172 — A collection of three carved coquilla nut figural snuff boxesProbably late 18th/19th century

173TP — A George III framed needlework 60cm x 52.6cm

174 — A charming silk-work pictureLate 18th century 90.5cm x 74cm overall

175 — A charming collection of samplers 50.8cm x 38.4cm overall, 34.9cm x 25.9cm overall, 47cm x 39cm overall, 56.7cm x 53cm overall

176 — A group of wool-work pictures 46.5cm x 34.6cm overall, 36.8cm x 30.5cm overall and 57.4cm high, 48.5cm wide overall

177 — A late 17th century turned lignum vitae wassail bowl

178 — A small mixed collection of treen items

179 — An 18th century turned lignum vitae tobacco box and cover

180 — A rare 17th century carved oak ginger bread mould

181 — An 18th century Welsh carved fruitwood love spoon

182 — An 18th century Welsh love spoon with flat handle

183 — A fine 18th century chip-carved beech or fruitwood Welsh love spoon

184 — An 18th century Welsh love spoon

185 — Two 19th century Continental turned fruitwood and painted melon shaped tea caddiesProbably Dutch or German

186 — A George III oval hardwood inlaid tea caddy

187 — An early 19th century Continental fruitwood pear tea caddyPossibly Dutch or German

188 — A late 18th/early 19th century chip-carved beech or fruitwood Welsh love spoon

189TP — An unusual Ghiordes CarpetProbably 19th century 261cm x 186cm

190*,TP — A mid-19th century Aubusson carpetC.1850 203cm x 193cm overall

191TP — A charming crewelwork panel Late 17th/early 18th century

192TP — A late 19th/early 20th century French tapestry panel 183cm x 63cm

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145^TP —
An early 18th century figured elm, walnut and featherbanded chest on stand of vernacular construction
1700-1730, the stand reduced in height and now missing its legs

146^TP —
A small late 18th/early 19th century pine and polychrome decorated 'trompe l'oeil' hanging cabinet
1780-1815, the painted decoration of a slightly later (probably 19th century)

147^TP —
A George II or George III oak corner cabinet of large proportions
1750-1775

148^TP —
A Dutch second quarter or mid-18th century walnut, featherbanded and fruitwood marquetry chest
1730-1760

149 —
A Brislington delftware Tulip charger, circa 1700-20

150 —
A London delftware Adam and Eve charger, circa 1700-20

151 —
An English delftware Tulip charger, circa 1730-40

152 —
A Lambeth delftware (Thomas Morgan and Abigail Griffth) ballooning plate, circa 1785

153 —
An English delftware drug jar, circa 1750

154 —
An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1730-50

155 —
An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1740

156 —
A London delftware drug jar, circa 1700-20

157 —
An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1740-50

158 —
An English delftware apothecary syrup jar, circa 1730-50

159 —
A large London delftware drug jar, 18th century

160 —
An English delftware pharmacy storage jar or albarello, early 18th century

161 —
An English delftware drug or pill jar, circa 1770-80

162 —
Three North Italian drug jars, probably Nove di Bassano, late 18th/early 19th Century

163 —
A Dutch Delftware syrup jar, 18th century

164 —
Two English delftware wall pockets, circa 1760

165 —
Five English delftware plates, circa 1730-90

166 —
Five English delftware large dishes, circa 1730-60

167 —
Two creamware teapots and covers, circa 1765-75

168 —
A rare and amusing set of four Staffordshire pearlware furniture rests or window stops, circa 1830

169 —
A Staffordshire table base group of 'Ale Bench', circa 1830-35

170 —
A pair of Wood and Caldwell models of lions, circa 1810

171 —
A Staffordshire pearlware 'Fair Hebe' jug, dated 1788

172 —
A collection of three carved coquilla nut figural snuff boxes
Probably late 18th/19th century

173^TP —
A George III framed needlework
60cm x 52.6cm

174 —
A charming silk-work picture
Late 18th century 90.5cm x 74cm overall

175 —
A charming collection of samplers
50.8cm x 38.4cm overall, 34.9cm x 25.9cm overall, 47cm x 39cm overall, 56.7cm x 53cm overall

176 —
A group of wool-work pictures
46.5cm x 34.6cm overall, 36.8cm x 30.5cm overall and 57.4cm high, 48.5cm wide overall

177 —
A late 17th century turned lignum vitae wassail bowl

178 —
A small mixed collection of treen items

179 —
An 18th century turned lignum vitae tobacco box and cover

180 —
A rare 17th century carved oak ginger bread mould

181 —
An 18th century Welsh carved fruitwood love spoon

182 —
An 18th century Welsh love spoon with flat handle

183 —
A fine 18th century chip-carved beech or fruitwood Welsh love spoon

184 —
An 18th century Welsh love spoon

185 —
Two 19th century Continental turned fruitwood and painted melon shaped tea caddies
Probably Dutch or German

186 —
A George III oval hardwood inlaid tea caddy

187 —
An early 19th century Continental fruitwood pear tea caddy
Possibly Dutch or German

188 —
A late 18th/early 19th century chip-carved beech or fruitwood Welsh love spoon

189^TP —
An unusual Ghiordes Carpet
Probably 19th century 261cm x 186cm

190^*,TP —
A mid-19th century Aubusson carpet
C.1850 203cm x 193cm overall

191^TP —
A charming crewelwork panel
Late 17th/early 18th century

192^TP —
A late 19th/early 20th century French tapestry panel
183cm x 63cm