AN OAK DRESSER - CHARLES II OAK GATELEG TABLE - CHARLES II WALNUT CHEST - 17TH CENTURY WALNUT TABLE - WILLIAM AND MARY OAK GATE-LEG TABLE

AN OAK DRESSER, the later rack with a moulded
cornice above an ogee-cut frieze with three shelves, the
base with three panelled frieze drawers, on ringed turned
front legs joined by stretchers, 6ft. 7lhin. high by 6ft. 2′/zin.
wide (202cm. by 189cm.).

Two SIMILAR CHARLES II WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS,
the toprails carved with flowerheads with spirally-
turned supports, with caned backs and seats and
spirally turned legs and stretchers, second half 11 th Century,
restored.

A CHARLES II OAK GATELEG TABLE
with a moulded edge, a frieze drawer and eight twist-turned
legs joined by square stretchers, 2ft. 5in. by 4ft. open (74cm. by 122cm.)
the base circa 1680, the top 19th Century.

A CHARLES II OAK SIDE CHAIR, the arched pierced
toprail above a solid central splat carved with S-scrolls
and foliage, the solid seat on ringed legs joined by
stretchers.

A CHARLES II WALNUT CHEST, the rectangular
moulded top above a band of dentil moulding, the frieze
with two short moulded drawers centred by a moulded-
front small drawer, with one deep and two shallow
drawers below, outlined with applied geometric mouldings,
on bun feet, 3ft. 3′Ain. high by 3ft. 2in. wide (100cm. by
97cm.) circa 1680.

AN UNUSUAL CHARLES II OAK CHEST, the hinged
lid above a dummy drawer and with three drawers below
of equal depth, each section carved at the front and the
sides with geometric strapwork or scale pattern and
divided by horizontal mouldings, 2ft. lVhin. high by 2ft. 7in.
wide (90cm. by 79cm.) circa 1680, with later applied silvered
metal mounts.

A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT AND OAK CHEST,
with two short and two long drawers and panelled sides
and back, 2ft. lOin. high by 2ft. lOin. wide (86cm. by 86cm.)
late 17th Century.

A LATE 17TH CENTURY WALNUT TABLE, the rec-tangular three-plank
top with end cleats, the frieze with an end drawer, on turned legs
joined at the square section by a moulded H-shaped stretcher, 2ft.
high by 4ft. 5lhin. wide (78cm. by 136cm.) circa 1700.

AN OAK CHEST of four long geometrically panelled
drawers each with two panels, on bun feet, 2ft. 9in.
high by 2ft. (84cm. by 88cm.) third quarter
17th Century, top drawer replacee.

A WILLIAM AND MARY BEECHWOOD WING ARM-
CHAIR, with rectangular back, straight-sided wings, the
padded arms and cushioned seat on S-scroll supports
joined by turned stretchers and with a scroll front
stretcher, circa 1690, with restoration.

AN UNUSUAL SMALL WILLIAM AND MARY OAK
DROP-LEAF TABLE, the rectangular top with one flap and
raised on six slender legs joined by moulded stretchers,
with turned feet, 2ft.high by 2ft. 4in. wide (64cm. by
71cm.) circa 1690.

A GOOD WILLIAM AND MARY YEW-WOOD TABLE
with a moulded top, the frieze with a simple moulding
and a drawer, raised on spiral-twist legs joined by a plain
stretcher, 2ft. high by 2ft. 7in. wide (76cm. by 79cm.) circa
1690.

A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK TABLE
with moulded top, the frieze with an ogee moulding
along the front and a drawer, with a central applied
carved panel, spiral-twist legs with waved X-stretchers
and bun feet, 2ft. ?’Mn. high by 3ft. 4in. wide (82cm. by 102cm.) circa 1690.

A PAIR OF UNUSUAL WlLLIAM AND MARY OAK CHAIRS,
each back with a pierced strapwork toprail above a
splat also pierced with strapwork, the solid moulded seats on
turned front legs with spiral-twist front stretchers and piain
back legs and stretchers, circa 1690.

A GOOD WILLIAM AND MARY OAK GATE-LEG TABLE
with an oval top, a frieze drawer and raised on eight legs with
tapering turned centre sections, piain stretchers and knurled feet,
2ft. 4in. high by 3ft. 9in. long by 4ft. bin. open (71cm. by 114cm. by 135cm.) circa 1690.

A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK TRIPOD STAND, the
moulded octagonal top on baluster stem with hexagonal
base and three scroll legs, 2ft. 8in. high by Ift. 2lhin. wide
(81cm. by 37cm.) circa 1680.

ANOTHER also with an octagonal top, raised on a
spiral-twist stem and baluster base, on three flat scroll
feet, 2ft. 9in. high by lft. Vhin. wide (84cm. by 34cm.)
circa 1680y part of one foot replaced, top with three added
supports.

A GOOD SET OF FTVE CHARLES II OAK NORTH COUNTRY
CHAIRS, each with a piain solid semi-circular toprail
above a semi-circular arch, the moulded seat with turned
front legs and stretcher and piain back legs and stretchers,
circa 1660, one with part of toprail replaced, squab
cusbions.

A GOOD CHARLES II CHEST OF DRAWERS
in oak with walnut-veneered front and in two parts,
the front with four long drawers each divided into a pair
of geo¬metrie panels and the second drawer with a pair of
fielded octagons flanking an applied panel with an arch,
on bracket feet, 3ft. 3in. high by 3ft. 8in. wide
(99cm. by 112cm.) circa 1670, bracket feet 18th Century

A CHARLES II CANED WALNUT CHAIR, with rec-
tangular caned back panel enclosed by leaves and
flowers, spiral-twist supports, legs and stretchers, circa
1670, stamped LS.

AN OAK SETTLE - AN OAK GATELEG TABLE - JAMES II OAK DINING CHAIRS - CHARLES II OAK CUPBOARD - WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE TABLE - WILLIAM III WALNUT SIDE TABLE

A CHARLES II OAK CHEST in two parts and with
four geometrically panelled drawers with ebonised
dividing and flanking mouldings, 3ft. high by 3ft. lin.
wide (92cm. by 94cm.) circa 1670.

AN OAK SETTLE, the back with two rows of five panels
carved with foliate scrollwork, with shaped arms and
turned supports and the base with a hinged lid, 5ft. 4in.
high by 5ft. 2in. wide (163cm. by 158cm.) partly constructed
from 17th Century panelling.

A CHARLES II OAK SETTLE, the panelled top with a
moulded dentil-carved toprail applied with split-baluster
decoration, with downeurved arms on bulbous ring-
turned supports, the rope seat with a loose cushion, on
bulbous ring-turned legs joined by stretchers, 6ft. wide
(183cm.) circa 1680.

A CHARLES II OAK SETTLE, the four-panel back
with carved lozenges and downswept scrolled arms, the
hinged seat above four lozenge carved panels, 3ft. 4′hin.
high by 5ft. 9in. wide (103cm. by 176cm.) circa 1660,
restored.

AN OAK GATELEG TABLE, the hinged rectangular
top on spirally turned legs joined by stretchers, on pad
feet, 2ft. 3′/2in. high by 3ft. fully extended (70cm.
by 120cm.) late 17th Century.

A PAIR OF PEARWOOD FORMS OR NARROW BENCHES
of honey colour, each single plank top raised on two
pairs of inverted baluster-shaped legs, lft. 5in. high
by 4ft. Win. long (43cm. by 148cm.) late 17ih Century, probably French,
stretchers with restoration.

A RARE SET OF NINE JAMES II OAK DlNING CHAIRS
with moulded scrolled toprails centred by pierced interlaced
leaves, the three stick splats within moulded uprights and
with turned tapering supports, the panelled seats on turned legs joined at the front by a scrolled stretcher
centred by crossed pierced leaves and joined at the square section by box stretchers, circa 1685.

A WILLIAM AND MARY LARGE OAK AND WALNUT
GATELEG TABLE with deep semi-circular flaps, a drawer in
the frieze, on ring-turned hamster legs joined by plain
stretchers, on bun feet, 2ft. 5in. high by 5ft. wide
(74cm. by 164cm.) circa 1680, restored.

A CHARLES II OAK CUPBOARD
with a lunette-carved frieze above a pair of panelled
carved doors, on stile legs, 3ft. 3in. high by 5ft.
wide (102cm. by 152cm.) late 17th Century, formerly with an upper part.

A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT GATELEG TABLE,
the oval two-flap top above a single frieze drawer, on
turned legs joined by stretchers and with braganza feet,
2ft. 5in. high by 3ft. 7in. wide (73cm. by 109cm.) circa
1690, drawer and feet later.

A CARVED OAK CUPBOARD with projecting cornice
and pendant finials above a pair of recessed cupboards
flanking two arched panels, with a pair of four-panel
doors below, 6ft. 3in. high by 6ft. wide (190cm. by 183cm.)
late 17th Century, but with rieh 19th Century animal and
fiower carving.

A CHARLES II OAK GATELEG TABLE
with a moulded edge, a frieze drawer and eight spiral-twist
legs joined by square stretchers, 2ft. 5in. by 4ft. open (74cm. by 122cm.) the base circa 1680, the top 19th Century.

A LATE 17TH CENTURY OAK “CRICKET” OR
DRINKING TABLE with circular top and turned legs
joined by stretchers, lft. high by 2ft. 2in. diameter
(59cm. by 66cm.) top associated.

A CHARLES II OAK CUPBOARD, the pair of doors
faced with geometrie panels, 6ft. Vhin. high by
4ft. lOVein. wide (187cm. by 149cm.) circa 1675, with later
gadrooned cornice.

A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK SIDE TABLE, with
moulded top, a frieze drawer, the turned legs joined by
stretchers, 2ft. 2in. high by 2ft. 6in. wide (66cm. by 76cm.)
circa 1690.

A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK BUREAU, the flap with
angled banding enclosing a fitted interior of drawers and
secret drawers and with a hinged well, above three short
and two long banded drawers, on bun feet, 3ft. Vhin.
high by 3ft. wide (95cm. by 97.5cm.) circa 1695,
restored, feet replaced.

A RARE OAK LAMBING ARMCHAIR, the high back
with an arched hood, plain arms on columnar supports,
with a solid seat and turned legs joined by turned
stretchers, circa 1700.

A WILLIAM III WALNUT SIDE TABLE,
the moulded top above a frieze drawer, on bobbin-turned
legs joined by a bobbin-turned H-stretcher, 2ft.
high by 2ft. Win. wide (72cm. by 86.5cm.) circa 1700, drawer re-lined.

AN OAK CHEST with hinged lid, the panelled
front and sides carved with lunettes and stylized
foliage, 2ft. high by 4ft. 9in. wide (75cm. by 144cm.) late 17th/early 18th Century, carving possibly later.

A WILLIAM AND MARY SMALL OAK GATELEG TABLE
with a drawer in the frieze, on ringed legs joined by
plain stretchers, 2ft. 3′/2in. high by 3ft. 8in. wide (70cm. by
112cm.) late 17th Century.