Oak and Country Sale

A NOVELTY ALLOY MONEY BOX, modelled as a minstrel, 'Starkie's Patent', height 17cm, (paint losses) 40-60

A STANDING PINE CORNER CUPBOARD, Victorian, plain cornice, two sets of twin panelled doors, height 218cm, width 125cm 200-300

AN OAK FLATWARE TRAY, 19th Century, two divisions 20-30

A CIRCULAR BAROMETER, late 19th Century, dial signed 'Reyolds & Son', diameter 13cm 30-40

AN OAK CHEST, 17th Century and later, replacement hinges, lunette and lozenge carved front, stiles, width 115cm, (in need of attention) 100-150

A 'MOUSEMAN' BENCH, second half of the 20th Century, literature rack behind the solid plank seat, carved mouse signature, length 250-350

AN ORIENTAL JELLABA, of blue and purple brocade 20-30

A WHALEBONE STAY BUSK, (probably 19th Century) naively engraved compass, hearts, man on horseback, length 34cm 30-50

A MAHOGANY MIRROR BACK SIDEBOARD, mid Victorian, carved heraldic motif, four doors 650-700

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER, swan neck pediment, geometric astragal glazed doors, mirror inset, extensive blind and open fret carving, cluster co

A BERLIN NEEDLEWORK PANEL, dated verso 1856, 56cm x 50cm 50-70

AN OAK BACKSTOOL, c.1710, arched carved back, carved seat, bulbous turned legs and stretcher braganza feet 150-180

A BOX OF TEXTILES, some Victorian, Paisley shawl, baby clothes, lace edging examples of tatting and a smaller box of matching baby clothes 20-30

A WROUGHT IRON BRAND IRON, c.1640 for a down hearth 20cm square 30-50

A LARGE COPPER STEW PAN, diameter 30cm and another 26cm (2) 30-50

A DRESSING SCREEN, c.1920, three mahogany framed leaves with process pictures after Watteau, Lancret etc 138cm 50-80

AN OAK STANDING DRESSER, west country c.1720 three raised panelled frieze drawers two similar doors below on pivot hinges, muntin feet, the stepped ba

AN OAK CHEST, of simple butted and nailed construction, carved lozenge and rosette front panel, dentil chip carved edges, basically c.1680 with later

TAXIDERMY, a stag head, mounted on a wooden shield and a pair of cow horns (2) 30-40

TAXIDERMY, a fox and two ornithology, glazed cases (3) 50-60