Bishop and Miller logo

Lot 91

Auction item

Auction start:

Thursday 14th October 2021

Sorry, we are now unable to accept online bids for this auction Enquire
 

Description

Charles I oak and elm boarded box, West Country, circa 1630, the front carved and punch-decorated with a pair of bold lunettes,�70cm wide,�49cm deep,�27.5cm high � Provenance: The collection of P.D.J. Campbell, O.B.E.

Category

Related Items:

Auction item

Queen Anne/George I oak and elm side table, circa 1715, the triple-boarded top with ovolo-moulded edge, on columnar and baluster-turned legs, joined by a conforming rare H-form stretcher, original handles,�75.5cm wide,�49cm deep,�71.5cm high

Auction item

Early 20th Century patchwork quilt, with star design to the cream ground, 253cm x 245cm

Auction item

A small Charles II oak coffer, Devon, circa 1660, having a twin-panelled lid and front, and a navette-carved and punch-decorated top rail,�85.5cm wide,�45.5cm deep,�57.5cm high

Auction item

Two pottery slipware baking dishes, both of rectangular form and high sides decorated with wriggle patterns, 30cm long and 33cm long (2)

Auction item

Queen Anne black and gilt Japanned mirror, circa 1710, probably the original mirror plate, within a slender cushion-moulded frame with Chinoiserie decoration including garden buildings, willow, prunus and ducks,�38.5cm wide,�3.4cm deep,�45.8cm high

Auction item

A good Charles II oak form or long bench, circa 1660, having an impressive single-piece ovolo-moulded top, multiple run-moulded rails and inverted-baluster turned legs, joined all round by plain stretchers. Ownership initials 'RT' stamped twice to one upper leg block, 184cm wide, 28.5cm deep,�55cm high Provenance: A Grade I listed Tudor manor house, Worcestershire

Saleroom logo
Invaluable logo