Late 17th/Early 18th century Portrait of a Lady. Oil on canvas in a carved and gilded frame. Possibly Lady Mary, Countess Panmure, (1676-1742). She married Henry ‘Earl of Panmure’ Maule on March 30th 1695.
Width: 33″ / 84 cms
Height: 37.5″ / 94 cms
18th century Oak spice or wall cupboard – possibly Welsh. Moulded cornice over a single door, comprised of two planks
Width: 23.5″ / 59cms
Depth: 8.5″ / 21 cms
Height: 29.5″ / 75 cms
17th century Portrait of a Gentleman. Oil on Canvas. Carved and Gilded Frame. School of Kneller (1646-1723) On the reverse, said to be of John Verney, (1652-1707), MP for Leicestershire. 1st son of Sir Richard Verney of Compton Verney, Warwickshire. Brother of George Verney, who became Lord Willoughby de Broke in 1711 and later Dean of Windsor.
Width: 32″ / 81 cms
Height: 37″ / 94 cms
Early 18th century Oak chest of drawers with original brass swan neck handles. Two short over three long drawers. The front with split mouding decoration.Later bun feet.
Width: 35.5″ / 93 cms
Depth: 22.5″ / 57 cms
Height: 33.5″ / 85 cms
18th century Oak chest of drawers. Circa 1760/70. Original brasses. Arrangement of two short and three long drawers, moulded top and bracket feet. Oak lined drawers.
Width: 38.5″ / 98 cms
Depth: 20.5″ / 52 cms
Height: 36″ / 91 cms
17th century English Oak joint stool – the moulded top over turned legs and straight stretchers. Circa 1670
Width: 18″ / 45 cms
Depth: 11″ / 27 cms
Height: 20.5″ / 52 cms
