JACOBEAN CARVED OAK TESTER BED - JAMES I OAK TESTER BED - OAK COURT CUPBOARD - OAK CREDENCE TABLE - CHARLES I OAK REFECTORY TABLE - AN OAK COFFER

A JACOBEAN CARVED OAK TESTER BED, the cornice
carved with arcading, the tester with twelve scrolled and
carved panels, the headboard with a pair of arches filled
with and flanked by leaves, the end posts with turned
upper sections and incised lower parts, 6ft. 6in. high by
6ft. 6in. long by 4ft. 9in. wide (198cm. by 198cm. by
145cm.) early 17th Century, partly painted red, with
restoration.

A JAMES I OAK TESTER BED, the tester with twelve
leaf-carved panels, the headboard carved with two panels
of leaves above a pair of flower-filled arches divided and
flanked by term figures, the carved end-posts each with
a cup-and-cover section below leaf-carved columns, 7ft.
high by 4ft. 8in. zoide by 6ft. 8in. long (214cm. by 142cm. by
by 203cm.) early 17th Century.

A JAMES I OAK COURT CUPBOARD, the upper part with a strapwork-carved
overhanging comice supported on bulbous columns, the two recessed
panelled doors centred by a further panel inlaid with geometrie strapwork,
the projecting lower part with two panelled doors carved with guilloche,
lozenges, and ribbing, 6ft. lin. high by 4ft. 9in. wide (185cm. by 145cm.)
early 17th Century.

AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE, the three plank top with end cleats
over a moulded frieze and six turned legs with shaped brackets
and joined at the square section by stretchers, 2ft. high by llft.
wide (77.5cm. by 350cm.) mid-17th Century, re-constructed.

AN OAK COFFER with three panel hinged lid, the front carved with a portcullis
motif and flanked by pilas-ters similarly decorated, on Stile feet, 2ft. 3in.
high by 4ft. l’/zin. wide (69cm. by 126cm.) early 17th Century.

AN OAK COFFER of simple construction, the front
carved with two massive stylized flowerheads, lft. 8in.
high by 3ft. 2in. wide (51cm. by 97cm.) 17th Century, possibly
Continental.

AN OAK CREDENCE TABLE, with canted corners,
the carved frieze above fielded panelled doors inlaid
in a herring-bone design in walnut, the sides similarly
carved, on ring-turned baluster legs joined by a moulded
stretcher, 2ft. 6′Mn. high by 3ft. 5in. wide (78cm. by 104cm.)
19th Century.

AN OAK COFFER, with pitched lid, the front carved with
three panels of flowerheads and foliage, the ends with
iron carrying handles, lft. l’Mn. high by 3ft. Hin. wide
(65cm. by 120cm.) 17th Century, re-constructed.

A CHARLES I OAK REFECTORY TABLE, the three-plank top with a
lunette-carved frieze and ring-turned baluster legs joined
by stretchers, 2ft. 6in. high by 5ft. 8in. wide (76cm. by 172.5cm.)
early 17th. Century.

A CHARLES I OAK “BIBLE” BOX, with moulded lid
and base and with fluted frieze, 8′/2in. high by 2ft. 6in.
wide (21.5cm. by 76cm.) circa 1639.

A CHARLES I OAK SIX-PANEL COFFER with moulded
hinged lid, the front with a large panel of diamond
trellis-work and iron lockplate, lft. 9′/2in. high by 3ft. 7in.
wide (54cm. by 109cm.) circa 1630.

ANOTHER with sloping lid, the front and sides carved
with scrollwork, lft. high by 2ft. 3V2in. wide (31cm. by
70cm.) mid-17th Century.

A SMALL CHARLES I OAK SIX PLANK COFFER,
the end boards pierced at the base to form legs, lft.
high by lft. Hin. wide (45cm. by 58cm.) circa 1630.

ANOTHER with moulded lid and interior lidded
compartiment, the front incised with leafy lunettes,
Hin. high by 2ft. 7in. wide (28cm. by 79cm.) mid-1Ith
Century.

A GEORGE I OAK “BIBLE” BOX with sloping lid
and pine sides, the front carved with the initiais GT and
the date 1723 and with a pair of roundels, 2ft. 6in. wide
(76cm.).

A CHARLES II OAK COFFER, the four panelled top
above a band of fiuted carving and centred by a panel
depicting the Tree of Life and flanked by carved lozenges,
above a guilloche band, 2ft. 3l/tin. high by 3ft. Hin. wide
(100cm. by 119cm.) circa 1660.

A CHARLES II OAK CHEST
of four long drawers, each with a pair of simple
geometrie mouldings, on bun feet, 2ft.
high by3ft. wide (88cm. by 92cm.) circa 1670.

A CHARLES I OAK JOINT STOOL with a moulded
top and scroll carved frieze, on turned legs with piain
stretchers, lft. 9′/2in. high by lft. 6V2in. long (55cm. by
47cm.) circa 1640, top replaced.

A CHARLES I OAK JOINT STOOL, on ringed legs with
plain stretchers, the underside of the top stamped with
initiais, lft. 9in. high by lft. 6in. wide (53cm. by 46cm.)
circa 1640.

A CHARLES II OAK JOINT STOOL, the rectangular
moulded top above a moulded frieze, on turned legs joined
at the square section by stretchers and on bun feet,
lft. lV/tin. high by lft. wide (89cm. by 47cm.) circa
1660.

OAK CUPBOARD - OAK DRESSER - OAK CORNER CUPBOARD - GEORGE III OAK CHEST - OAK TALLBOY -  ELM CRICKET TABLE - OAK CHILD’S TABLE

A SMALL GEORGE II OAK CUPBOARD with cavetto
cornice and a pair of pendant finials, above a pair of
recessed doors with fielded ogee-shaped panels, the
slightly projecting lower part with a pair of drawers
above a pair of doors each with four fielded panels,
5ft. lin. high by 3ft. wide (110cm. by 106cm.) circa
1150, later handles.

A GEORGE III OAK CUPBOARD, the rectangular
moulded cornice above a central moulded panelled
door flanked by a pair of moulded panelled cupboard
doors, the base with three moulded dummy drawers
above three opening drawers, on bracket feet, 1ft. high by
5ft. Win. wide (21cm. by 178cm.) circa 1160, with restora-
tions.

A GEORGE III OAK DRESSER, the superstructure with
three shelves, the breakfront lower part with four drawers
in the centre section flanked on each side by a drawer
above a cupboard, 6ft. 6in. high by 5ft. 4in. wide (198cm. by
163cm.) circa 1770.

A GEORGE III OAK DRESSER
with three frieze drawers, on ringed-baluster
front legs, 2ft. 6in. high by 5ft. 6in. wide
(76cm. by 168cm.) late 18th Century.

A GEORGE III OAK CORNER CUPBOARD,
the frieze set with split acorns and a mahogany panel
flanked by lozenges above a pair of cupboard doors
crossbanded in mahogany and set with lozenges, with
three frieze drawers below and canted corners, 3ft.
high by 3ft. 2in. wide (117cm. by 196.5cm.) circa 1780.

A GEORGE III OAK AND ELM DROP-LEAF TABLE
with rounded ends, on chamfered moulded square taper-
ing legs, 2ft. 3in. high by 3ft. 4′/2in. wide extended (68cm. by
103cm.) circa 1790.

AN OAK CUPBOARD
with a fielded top and moulded corners above a pair of
fielded doors enclosing shelves, the sides similarly panelled
on a plinth base, the doors with two copper plates engraved with
the names of James Harrison 1794 and Thomas Ogden 1814, which
suggests that it was a clerk’s locker, 3ft. llin. high by 3ft.
wide (120cm. by 103cm.) late 18th Century.

A RARE GEORGE II SOLID YEW-WOOD DROP-LEAF
TABLE, with one flap, raised on slender turned legs and
four fluted scroll feet, the gateleg support with unusual
pierced stretcher, 2ft. 3in. high by 2ft. wide (69cm. by
70cm.) circa 1755.

A GEORGE III OAK CHEST with a hinged top, on
bracket feet, lft. 4in. high by 3fa. lin. wide (43cm. by
94.5cm.) late 18th Century.

A GEORGE III OAK AND ELM CRICKET TABLE on
square tapering legs joined by a circular platform stretcher,
2ft. high by lft.diam. (67cm. by 59cm.)
late 18th Century.

A PAIR OF EARLY GEORGE III OAK CHAIRS with
stufied buttoned serpentine-topped backs, stufFed seats
and square chamfered legs with H-stretchers, circa
1770.

AN ARMCHAIR in elm and fruitwood, with simple
raked back, dipped solid seat and square legs, circa
1810.

A RARE WELSH OAK CHILD’S TABLE, with attractively
figured cleated two-plank top, on square tapering legs
joined by H-stretchers, 2ft.high by 2ft. 6in. long
(62cm. by 77cm.) late 18th Century.

A GEORGE III OAK TALLBOY, the moulded and key
pattern comice above a shallow drawer inlaid with a
patera and a lozenge above three short and three long
graduated drawers with pilaster sides, the base with a
brushing slide above three long graduated drawers, on
bracket feet, Oft. 3in. high by 3ft. 8in. wide (190cm. by
112cm.) circa 1790.

TWO SIMILAR YEW-WOOD AND ELMWOOD WlNDSOR
CHAIRS with arched backs and pierced vase-shaped splats
flanked by dowels, the crossbars curving around to form the arms,
on turned supports with slide seats and ringed legs joined by
crinoline stretchers, late 18th Century.

WINDSOR ARMCHAIR in elmwood with an arched toprail,
dowelled back, solid seat and ringed legs joined by an
H-stretcher, late 18th Century.

ANOTHER WINDSOR ARMCHAIR IN ELM, with vase-
shaped splat, solid seat, ringed legs and crinoline stretcher,
earlyl9th Century.

A RARE SET OF TEN ELMWOOD AND BEECHWOOD
CHILDREN’S SCHOOL-ROOM CHAIRS, the railed backs with
curved toprails and with dished seats and turned legs
and stretchers, first half 19th Century.

153 A HARLEQUIN SET OF SIX ELMWOOD LADDERBACK CHAIRS,
each with five crossbars, rush seats, turned legs
and stretchers and pad feet, late 18th/early 19th Century

A WINDSOR ARMCHAIR in elm and yew-wood, the
arched dowelled back with pierced two-tier splat, shaped
seat and turned legs with crinoline stretcher, second
quarter 19th Centur.

AN ELM WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, the high dowelled
back with a crossbar curving to form the arms, on a solid
seat and splayed legs joined by an H-stretcher, late 19th
Century.

GEORGE III OAK AND ELM DRESSER - GEORGE II OAK TRAVELLING CHEST OF DRAWERS - OAK SETTLE - GEORGE II OAK BUREAU - OAK AND ELM ARMCHAIR - OAK BUREAU BOOKCASE

AN EARLY GEORGE III OAK AND ELM DRESSER, the
rack with a moulded comice and three shelves, the
lower part with three frieze drawers above ogee-carved
aprons, on ringed column supports and a platform base
with bracket feet, 7ft. high by 5ft. 3in. wide (213cm.
by 160cm.) mid-18th Century.

AN OAK DRESSER,
the rack with a moulded cornice above three
shelves and five short drawers, the lower part
with three frieze drawers above an ogee-carved apron and
chamfered legs with a platform stretcher and block feet,
7ft. bin. high by 6ft. 2in. wide (226cm. by 188cm.) mid-18th
Century, rack probably later.

AN UNUSUAL GEORGE II OAK TRAVELLING CHEST OF DRAWERS in four
sections, the lower part with
two short and two long drawers supporting three sections each
of three short drawers, with iron loop handles, 3ft. 8in. high by 3ft. wide (112cm. by 92cm.) circa 1750.

AN EARLY GEORGE III SOLID ELM BUREAU of rieh
dark colour, the Aap enclosing a fitted interior with four
graduated long drawers with ogee bracket feet, 3ft. 5′/2in.
high by 3ft. lin. wide (106cm. by 94cm.) circa 1770,
handles replaced.

AN OAK DRESSER with moulded cornice and three
shelves flanked by two narrow shelves on each side
flanked by a cupboard, the base with three drawers and
cabriole legs, 7ft. lin. high by 5ft. wide (216cm. by
164cm.).

A GEORGE II OAK CHEST with moulded top, the
front with four ogee-arched fielded panels, the later
stand with three drawers, on tall bracket feet, 3ft. 5in.
high by 4ft. 9l/2in. wide (104cm. by 146cm.) circa 1750, top
originally hinged.

A GEORGE II OAK SETTLE,
the slightly canted back with four arched panels,
with a plank seat and scrolled arms, on cabriole legs, 6ft. wide (183cm.) circa 1740.

A GEORGE III OAK CHEST, the rectangular
moulded top above a brushing slide and two short and
two long drawers, on bracket feet, 2ft. 4lhin. high by
2ft. Hin. wide (72cm. by 90cm.) circa 1770, top and feet
restored.

AN OAK SETTLE, the back with four fielded rec-
tangular panels, the seat with a pair of hinged panels
above four fielded base panels, the arms with turned
supports, 4ft. ‘Mn. high by 5ft. 2in. wide (123cm. by
157cm.) late 18th Century.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III CHAIRS in beechwood and
oak, the shaped toprails set with brass studs above a
pierced, shaped splat similarly studded, the stuffed seat
on square moulded legs joined by back stretchers, circa
1775.

A GEORGE II OAK BUREAU, the flap enclosing a
fitted interior above two short and three long drawers,
on bracket feet, the whole inlaid with walnut crossband-
ing, 3ft. 3′hin. high by 2ft. Win. wide (100cm. by 86cm)
mid-18th Century, Provincial.

A GEORGE III OAK AND ELM ARMCHAIR with a
curved toprail and three plain crossbars joined by turned
balusters with outcurved arms on ringed supports, with
a rush seat and turned legs ending in pad feet joined by
stretchers, late 18th Century.

A GEORGE III OAK BUREAU, the flap enclosing a
fitted interior above two short and three, graduated long
drawers, on bracket feet, the whole crossbanded in
mahogany with rosewood stringwood 3ft. 3′/2in. high by
3ft. 1 in. (101cm. by 94cm.) circa 1775.

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III OAK LADDERBACK CHAIRS
with rush seats and ringed legs joined by baluster
stretchers, late 18th Century.

A GEORGE III OAK CORNER CUPBOARD, the door
with three panels, 2ft. high by 2ft. 2′hin. wide
(89cm. by 67cm.) circa 1770.

AN OAK TABLE with rectangular plank top, simple
moulded frieze and chamfered legs, 2ft. 4in. high by
2ft. 10′hin. wide (71cm. by 87.5cm.) second half 18th
Century.

A GEORGE II ELM “CRICKET” OR DRINKING TABLE
with rounded top on splayed legs joined by a triangular
platform stretcher, 2ft. by lft. 9in. wide (65cm. by
53cm.) circa 1740.

ANOTHER similar, 2ft. 2′/2in. high by 3ft. ‘hin.
wide (67cm. by 93cm.) second half 18th Century.

ANOTHER similar, with splayed square tapering
legs, 2ft. high by lft. Win. wide (65cm. by 56cm.)
circa 1760.

A GEORGE III OAK DRESSER with three frieze
drawers, on ringed baluster front legs, 2ft.
6in. high by 5ft. 6in. wide (76cm. by 168cm.) late 18th Century.

AN EARLY GEORGE III OAK ARMCHAIR
with curved toprail, plain solid splat,
curving arms and supports with a rope seat and plain stretchers, circa 1765.

A GEORGE III OAK TALLBOY with three frieze
drawers above four graduated long drawers, the lower
part also with four graduated long drawers, on bracket
feet, 6ft. 5′hin. high by 3ft. 8′hin. wide (196cm. by 113cm.)
circa 1780.

A GEORGE III OAK DRESSER,
the upper part with open shelves and a pair of panelled doors,
the lower part with three drawers and square tapering legs, 6ft. 4in. high by 6ft. 6′/2in. wide (193cm. by 199cm.) circa 1780.

A GEORGE III OAK BUREAU BOOKCASE, with a narrow mahogany
crossbanding, the upper part with dentil cornice and a pair
of panelled doors enclosing shelves, the flap enclosing a fitted interior above two short and three long drawers,
on bracket feet, 7ft. 3in. high by 3ft. lO’Mn. wide
(221cm. by 118cm.) base circa 1780, upper part partly late 18th Century.

CHARLES I OAK COFFER - FOOD OR CHEESE CUPBOARD - OAK REFECTORY TABLE - CHARLES I OAK ARMCHAIR - OAK LIVERY CUPBOARD - CHARLES II OAK COFFER

A GOOD CHARLES I OAK COFFER with hinged lid,
the front with a wrought-iron lockplate and carved with
stylized flowerheads in a geometrie pattern, on trestle
supports, lft. 5′/2in. high by 3ft. 21hin. wide (45cm. by
98cm.) circa 1630.

A SMALL OAK COFFER with a hinged lid, on trestle
feet, lft. 5′/2in. high by 2ft. Win. wide (44.5cm. by 86cm.)
early 17th Century, restored.

AN UNUSUAL ELMWOOD TRIANGULAR FOOD OR
CHEESE CUPBOARD, the top with rounded corners, the
sides each pierced with a gothic quatrefoil within a
diamond and the front panel forming a door, on plain
legs, 2ft. 4in. high by 2ft. 5in. wide (71cm. by 74cm.) con-
structed from old timber.

AN OAK SIDE CABINET with a moulded cornice
above a carved frieze and a pair of panelled
cupboard doors inlaid with boxwood and ebony
with geometrie stylized floral designs and enclosing a shelf, on stile feet, 2ft.
9′/2in. high by 3ft. 73Ain. (85cm. by 111cm.)

AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE with a three-plank top,
the frieze fluted at the front and back and carved at each
end, on moulded stop-fluted legs, with plain stretchers,
2ft. 8in. high by 8ft. long (81cm. by 244cm.) part of frieze
broken.

A COMMONWEALTH OAK ARMCHAIR, the solid back
carved with a lunette frieze, with downeurved arms on
ringed supports, the solid seat with scrolling apron on
ringed baluster legs joined by stretchers, circa 1655,
bearing the joiner’s mark T.S.

A CHARLES II OAK JOINT STOOL with recatangular
top, moulded shaped frieze and turned legs joined at the
square section by stretchers, lft. 8in. high by lft. 4′hin.
wide (51cm. by 42cm.) top replaced.

AN OAK STOOL with rectangular top, moulded
carved frieze and turned legs, Win. high by lft. 4V2in.
wide (25cm. by 42cm.) stamped T.B., reconstructed and
eut down.

A CHARLES I OAK ARMCHAIR, the rectangular
back carved with strapwork around an arch, set with
interlocking roundels, the downeurved arms on ornately
carved balusters, the solid seat on fluted ringed baluster
legs, first half of the 17th Century.

AN OAK JOINT STOOL with moulded seat and frieze
on splayed ringed cup and cover legs joined by plain
stretchers, lft. 9′/2in. high by lft. 4′/2in. wide (54cm. by
42cm.).

AN OAK LIVERY CUPBOARD, the moulded frieze
above a central cupboard door flanked by carved panels,
the lower part with a lunette-carved frieze supported on
ringed balusters with a platform base on turned feet,
4ft. 2V2in. high by 4ft. l’Ain, wide (128.5cm. by 125cm.)
circa 1640, restored extensively.

ANOTHER, with turned columnar legs joined by
stretchers, lft. 9in. high by lft. 7in. wide (53cm. by
48cm.).

AN OAK CUPBOARD with a pair of carved doors
divided by a similar carved panel, with a drawer below,
on bracket feet, 3ft. lin. high by 3ft. ll’hin. wide
(94cm. by 120cm.) construeted from 17th Century wood
and with a later superstructure.

A RARE OVAL-TOPPED LOW TABLE, formed from an oak joint
stool with splayed ring-turned legs joined by plain stretchers,
on turned feet, lft. Hin. high by 2ft. 4′hin. wide (59cm. by 72.5cm.) late 17th Century.
?150-250

AN OAK JOINT STOOL with a carved apron on
ringed baluster legs j oined by stretchers.

A CHARLES II OAK COFFER with a hinged three-
plank top and three-panel front, on stile feet, 2ft. 2V2In.
high by 4ft. wide (68cm. by 122cm.) circa 1660, with some
19th Century carving.

ANOTHER JOINT STOOL
with a lunette carved frieze on splayed ring-turned
baluster legs joined by stretchers.

A CHARLES II OAK COFFER with hinged top and three-panelled
front, on stile feet, 2ft. 2′/2in. high by 3ft. 6in.
wide (67cm. by 107cm.) circa 1670.

AN OAK CHEST, the hinged lid and front each with
four panels and the front with simple foliate carving,
2ft. 4in. high by 4ft. 9′/2in. wide (71cm. by 146cm.) third
quarter 17th Century.

A SMALL CHARLES II OAK SIDE TABLE with moulded
top, a frieze drawer, on ringed baluster legs joined by
stretchers, 2ft. 3in. high by 2ft. lin. wide (69cm. by
63.5cm.) circa 1680.