Period Oak, Carvings, Paintings & Effects

Circle of William Larkin, Circa 1610. A Fine Oil on Oak

A Large 18th Century signed Aubusson Tapestry depicting

A Life-sized Carved Wooden Female Lay Figure, Circa

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Doncaster, United Kingdom

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Period Oak, Carvings, Paintings & Effects

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A beautiful collection of period pieces to include 4x poster beds, coffers, court cupboards, alms dishes, wainscott chairs etc.

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Two 19th Century Coquilla Nut Containers. An early 19th: Two 19th Century Coquilla Nut Containers. An early 19th century elongated egg shaped flask pierced and intricately carved with flowers & foliage between finely reeded bands and having a pierced bun

0001: Two 19th Century Coquilla Nut Containers. An early 19thEst. £200-£400Lot Closed

A Fine 18th Century Treen Snuff Box, possibly yew. The: A Fine 18th Century Treen Snuff Box, possibly yew. The lid elaborately carved with Arma Christi (''Weapons of Christ''), or the Instruments of the Passion, with Christ crucified to the centre flanked

0002: A Fine 18th Century Treen Snuff Box, possibly yew. TheEst. £150-£300Lot Closed

A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Coquilla Nut Container,: A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Coquilla Nut Container, possibly Sicilian. The two part body pierced and intricately carved with a mass of scrolling leaves, screwing together in the centre edged with

0003: A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Coquilla Nut Container,Est. £200-£300Lot Closed

An Early 19th Century Coquilla Nut Ship Snuff Box: An Early 19th Century Coquilla Nut Ship Snuff Box (A/F). The deck with lift off lid relief carved with centurion warriors above two tiers of gun ports and an ornamental band of sea shells to the

0004: An Early 19th Century Coquilla Nut Ship Snuff BoxEst. £200-£300Lot Closed

An 18th Century Coquilla Nut Case of long oblong form: An 18th Century Coquilla Nut Case of long oblong form with pointed ends, composed of two halves. The cushion lid pierced and elaborately carved in intricate detail with a mass of scrolling vines

0005: An 18th Century Coquilla Nut Case of long oblong formEst. £150-£300Lot Closed

A Fine Quality Early 19th Rosewood Knitting Stick. The: A Fine Quality Early 19th Rosewood Knitting Stick. The spindle turned shaft incorporating reel turning, ringed & reeded knops with a wrythen-fluted baluster section incised with fine ribbing, a

0006: A Fine Quality Early 19th Rosewood Knitting Stick. TheEst. £80-£160Lot Closed

A Fine & Unusual 19th Century Carved Rosewood Knitting: A Fine & Unusual 19th Century Carved Rosewood Knitting Sheath. The square needle holder ornamented with a carved patera above swept and tapering body with ribbed bands to the sides and an undulating

0007: A Fine & Unusual 19th Century Carved Rosewood KnittingEst. £60-£80Lot Closed

A Fine Georgian Mahogany Child's Knitting Sheath with: A Fine Georgian Mahogany Child's Knitting Sheath with chip carved decoration and inlaid bone lozenge, incised initialed E×R, a small carved heart and scroll end, 5½ in (14 cm) in length.

0008: A Fine Georgian Mahogany Child's Knitting Sheath withEst. £80-£120Lot Closed

A Fine 19th Century Mahogany Knitting Sheath with brass: A Fine 19th Century Mahogany Knitting Sheath with brass inlay and bone inlay. The curved rectangular section stem with upswept end dotted with bone & ebony 'piqué' work and inset with a brass heart

0009: A Fine 19th Century Mahogany Knitting Sheath with brassEst. £60-£80Lot Closed

A 19th Century Chip Carved Treen Knitting Sheath with: A 19th Century Chip Carved Treen Knitting Sheath with Chain and Hook (A/F) similar to the work of Timothy Tarn of Teesdale. The needle holder located in an octagonal post carved with stylised leaves

0010: A 19th Century Chip Carved Treen Knitting Sheath withEst. £100-£200Lot Closed

A 19th Century Fruitwood Knitting Sheath possibly: A 19th Century Fruitwood Knitting Sheath possibly Cumbrian with a turned needle holder above a 'goosewing' chip carved with a border of small triangles framing incised undulating spray of foliage,

0011: A 19th Century Fruitwood Knitting Sheath possiblyEst. £40-£80Lot Closed

A Delightful 19th Century Chip Carved Boxwood Knitting: A Delightful 19th Century Chip Carved Boxwood Knitting Sheath. The 'goosewing' embellished with bands of zigzag chip carving, incorporating a thistle, with incised sprays of foliage and initials AR,

0012: A Delightful 19th Century Chip Carved Boxwood KnittingEst. £80-£160Lot Closed

A Late 19th Century Chip Carved Goosewing Knitting: A Late 19th Century Chip Carved Goosewing Knitting Sheath, with bone cap and incised initials A.B, 7½ in (19 cm) in length.

0013: A Late 19th Century Chip Carved Goosewing KnittingEst. £60-£120Lot Closed

A 19th Century Shoe Shaped Knitting Sheath with: A 19th Century Shoe Shaped Knitting Sheath with punchwork decoration, 8¾ ins (22.5 cms) in length.

0014: A 19th Century Shoe Shaped Knitting Sheath withEst. £60-£120Lot Closed

A 19th Century Knitting Sheath with Chain and Wool: A 19th Century Knitting Sheath with Chain and Wool Hook. The sheath of curved square section pierced with a cage containing two small rolling balls and naively painted with hearts, and small fish

0015: A 19th Century Knitting Sheath with Chain and WoolEst. £80-£120Lot Closed

A 19th Century Folk Art Durham type Knitting Sheath of: A 19th Century Folk Art Durham type Knitting Sheath of curved square section with a violin scroll end; the front enriched with pyrographic decoration; a crown and tree with a spray of foliage to one

0016: A 19th Century Folk Art Durham type Knitting Sheath ofEst. £60-£120Lot Closed

A Fine 18th Century Chip Carved Treen Knitting Sheath: A Fine 18th Century Chip Carved Treen Knitting Sheath possibly Welsh. The short bowed D-section piece with an central cut notch bands of geometric designs and inlaid band of ebony and boxwood. The

0017: A Fine 18th Century Chip Carved Treen Knitting SheathEst. £80-£120Lot Closed

Two Antique Knitting Sheaths: An 18th/19th Century: Two Antique Knitting Sheaths: An 18th/19th Century North East Country Folk Art Knitting Sheath; the round section needle holder incised with ring-turning above crudely carved diagonal crosses, a

0018: Two Antique Knitting Sheaths: An 18th/19th CenturyEst. £40-£80Lot Closed

A Late 19th Century Treen Knitting Sheath gouge-carved: A Late 19th Century Treen Knitting Sheath gouge-carved with naive criss-cross decoration and owner's name, 'B.C. King' (Bessie Chappell Kelly née King born 1876), along with her marriage certificate

0019: A Late 19th Century Treen Knitting Sheath gouge-carvedEst. £40-£80Lot Closed

A 19th Century North Yorkshire Brass Knitting Sheath.: A 19th Century North Yorkshire Brass Knitting Sheath. The swept, heart shaped sheet metal body with scroll end, pierced holes around the border and a turned haft, 4¾ in (12 cm).

0020: A 19th Century North Yorkshire Brass Knitting Sheath.Est. £140-£180Lot Closed

A Charming 19th Century Yorkshire Ceramic Knitting: A Charming 19th Century Yorkshire Ceramic Knitting Sheath. The convex heart shaped piece having a needle holder to the centre, and relief moulded with a pair of figures either side of a harp flanked

0021: A Charming 19th Century Yorkshire Ceramic KnittingEst. £100-£200Lot Closed

A Group of Four Antique Patch Boxes inset with: A Group of Four Antique Patch Boxes inset with miniature paintings to the lids: One of turned ebony with tortoiseshell moulding encircling a landscape with man & two horses, 3¼'' (9 cm) in diameter.

0022: A Group of Four Antique Patch Boxes inset withEst. £400-£600Lot Closed

Two Religious Mother-of-Pearl Carvings: One on a large: Two Religious Mother-of-Pearl Carvings: One on a large flat shell depicting 'Flight to Egypt', Circa 17th/18th Century, 6'' (15 cm) high, 6'' (15 cm) wide. The other being a double-sided oval

0023: Two Religious Mother-of-Pearl Carvings: One on a largeEst. £400-£480Lot Closed

An Early 19th Century Articulated Wooden Sea Serpent.: An Early 19th Century Articulated Wooden Sea Serpent. It's writhing body composed of hinged links mounted with a carved bone head and piscine tail, 23'' (58 cm) in length.

0024: An Early 19th Century Articulated Wooden Sea Serpent.Est. £300-£400Lot Closed

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June 2019 Period Oak Sale

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