English Country Furniture

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coffer

A Charles II period oak coffer with profusely carved front panels, great colour and patination. England c.1670.

A stunning George II period Montgomeryshire (Wales) dresser base; Wales c.1760

Montgomeryshire (Wales) dresser base

A handsome oak Charles II period Bible box with exquisite carving to the front and sides; on a later stand. England c.1670

A rare pair of early Murano glass
candle holders – historic repairs. c.1920

English moulded front chest of drawers

An exceedingly rare 17th c. English moulded front chest of drawers of oak , pine and fruit woods. England c.1670-90.

Painted cast iron image of a tipsy Scotsman.
England c.1870

Punch & Judy

Cast-iron figures of Punch & Judy with dog Toby and the baby -- original painted surface. England c.1890.

A unique sailor’s needlework worked
in silk thread on linen; England c.1840

sailor’s needlework
Child's Chair

A Northern European child's chair with the name carved under a heart Heinrik Lieper.    Height to top of turnings 36",   Width 22".

A pair of Victorian cast iron hanging planters in
the form of winged cherubs. England c.1880

Dutch baroque grainpainted glazed hanging
cabinet – three shelves to the repainted interior; c.1780

Cast iron hall stand with flowering & fruiting vines. Marked John Moore New York. late 18th c.

A stunning French family portrait – oil on
panel – as found condition. Late 18th c.

A charming 18th c. Spanish walnut table; legs & stretchers carved with astragal mouldings. c.1760

19th c. wool & silk needlework embroidery depicting a tiger in the Indian jungle.   c.1860 

Arts & Crafts period oak ladderback settee with
turned stretchers and shaped back splats. England c.1880

Ladderback Settee
17th century settle

17th c  lavishly carved English oak settle with Adam & Eve, the Tree of Life, with the Sun and the Moon and fruiting vines.

 

Welsh oak low dresser; original throughout;
finely carved silhouette legs.  Wales c.1760. 
English ceramics

Some of the early English ceramics
held in the King-Thomasson inventory.

A rare pair of cast iron mastiffs
stamped “Coalbrookdale."

cast iron mastiffs

 


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