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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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Lot gallery

237 lots available

A small late 17th/early 18th century oak drop-leaf table 1685-1720

A George II mahogany drop-leaf table 1745-c.1760

A George I/II walnut wingback armchair of large proportions 1720-1740

Two early/mid 19th century silk and wool embroidered episodic pictures The first 38cm high, 32.5cm wide, the second 43.5cm high, 37.5cm wide

A collection of 14 needlepoint scatter cushionsLate 19th/early 20th century the largest 43cm x 37cm, the smallest 23cm x 20cm

A pair of Jubilee embroideries By repute, woven for Queen Victoria's Jubilee 200cm high, 79cm wide approx

A group of three George III silk work picturesThe pair circa 1790

A small collection of mid-19th century Gothic style pressed brass desk accessories

A pair of 19th century gilt and patinated bronze figural candlesticks In the Neo-Grec style

A 19th century painted papier-mâché miniature oval picture of spaniel

A Burmese bronze fragment model of a hand together with a similar period bronze model of a dragonProbably 19th century

A late 19th century/early 20th century simulated rosewood and gilt decorated miniature or dolls dressing tableProbably German in the Waltershausen style

A George III miniature oak chest of drawers together with an early 19th century Continental mahogany miniature chest of drawers watch stand superstructure

George Smart (British, 1774-1846): A cut felt and painted picture of 'The Earth Stopper'

A charming mid-19th century miniature cased painted wood model of a rider and horse diorama

An English earthenware canary yellow ground and silver lustre pugilist jug commemorating the Tom Molineaux and Tom Cribb boxing matchCirca 1811

A collection of five early 19th century japanned tin or 'tole' sarcophagus tea caddiesProbably Wolverhamptom

A set of curtains with recurring olive green patternDesigned and made by Colefax & Fowler 235cm drop overall approximately, the width of one base 180cm, the cafe curtain 141cm high, 284cm wide overall approximately

A set of three pairs of floral curtainsDesigned and made by Colefax & Fowler 323cm drop, the base of one 183cm wide, the pelmet 100cm wide, 47cm high overall approximately, the smaller pair 248cm drop, width to base 174cm, the valance 51cm high without tassels,

A table cloth with damascene patternLate 19th/20th century, possibly Northern Italian 220cm diameter overall not including fringes

A set of damascene type curtains 20th centuryDesigned and made by Colefax & Fowler the larger pair 270cm drop approximately, the base of one 220 approximately, the smaller pair 250cm drop, the base of one 200cm approximately, the valance 60cm high

A good collection of twenty eight 19th century copper jelly moulds of elaborate circular and oval castle and ring formThe majority unmarked, some numbered

Two rare 19th century Benham and Froud lion copper jelly moulds together with a good collection of twenty four similar period Benham and Froud copper jelly moulds of elaborate circular and oval castle and ring formOne with Benham and Froud oval strap mark, the others with orb and cross stamped factory marks,

An impressive early 20th century relief carved and painted wood model of a very large salmon mounted onto a mahogany stained rectangular backplate caught by Lord Teignmouth and dated 1928

A similar impressive early 20th century carved and painted wood relief model of a very large salmon mounted onto a mahogany stained rectangular backplate caught by Lord Teignmouth and dated 1928

An early Victorian oak and parcel gilt framed needlework four-leaf screen 1840-1860

After Benjamin Zobel (German-British, 1762-1830):A late 18th/early 19th century sand picture

A William IV/early Victorian Tunbridge mosaic banded burr walnut work or jewellery casket

A Commonwealth period or Charles II oak 'joint' stool with an unusual pierced seat 1645-1675

A French slate sundial panelProbably late 17th/early 18th century

Two late 16th/early 17th century Northern Italian patinated bronze inkwells Probably Paduan

An oak 'trestle-end' stool Probably and apparently first half 16th century

English School17th CenturyPortrait of Sir Robert Chester, half-length, wearing a black cap framed: 68.5 x 54.5cm

John Davies(British, active 1819-1853)The ale tasters

Richard Whitford(British, circa 1821-1890)Prize sheep belonging to Russell Swanwick R.A.C. Farm, Cirencester at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show at Birmingham, 1876

English School19th CenturyChurchyard with figures and dogs

English School20th CenturyCow by a barn in a rural landscape with pond

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