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SOLDOil on canvas in a wooden frame - after a work by Gerit Dou (1613-1675) in the Museum of Dresden. A musician playing a violin, framed by an arched window, a painting on an easel and globe in the background. Framed Width: 21" 54 cms Framed Height: 23" / 59 cms
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19th century Brass Stick Stand
£250.0019th century Brass stick/umbrella stand Width: 11.5" / 29 cms Depth: 7" / 18 cms Height: 25" / 63 cms -
SOLDPrimitive Ash and Elm stool with chamfered top and legs. Possibly Dorset. Circa 1800. Original condition. See 'Oak Furniture' by Victor Chinnery Page 54 Fig 2:45 for similar example Dimensions Width: 11" / 28 cms Depth: 5.6" / 16 cms Height: 9.5" / 24 cms
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SOLDLate 17th century English Oak Side Table with cleated two plank top, single drawer with moulded edge. Reel and ball turning to the uprights and front stretcher. Excellent colour and patination. Circa 1670 Width: 33.5"" / 85 cms Depth: 23.5"" / 60 cms Height: 28"" / 71 cms"
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SOLD19th century oval mahogany etagere comprising three layers. Width: 21.5" / 55 cms Depth: 11" / 28 cms Height: 24" / 61 cms
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18th century Oak Elm Stool
£650.0018th century Elm stool with rising lid. On high bracket feet. Lovely soft colour. Patinated brass escutcheon and carrying handles. Width: 18.5" / 47 cms Depth: 13.5" / 34 cms Height: 18" / 46 cms -
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19th century small oak table
£290.00Quaint late19th century small oval oak table with brass banded edge on splayed legs. Width: 12" / 30 cms Depth: 7.5" / 19 cms Height: 18" / 46 cms -
SOLD17th century Oak gateleg table with unusual hinged supports. Six plank top with baluster and fillet turning united by straight stretchers. Circa 1670/80
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Unusual Shaped Antique Elm Stool
£425.00Antique Elm stool of unusual shape. Wonderful figuring. Circa 1800. Could be used as a small low table beside a chair. Width: 21" / 53 cms Depth: 12.5" / 32 cms Height: 11" / 28 cms -
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17th century Oak Joint Stool
£1,650.0017th century Oak joint stool. English. Circa 1640. The single plank doweled top with a moulded edge. Baluster and and peg turning to the legs united by straight stretchers and retaining original feet. See Victor Chinnery's book ''Oak Furniture, The British Tradition' frontispiece - wainscot chair Salisbury c.1640 for similar turning. Width: 18" / 46 cms Depth: 10" / 26 cms Height: 21.5" / 55 cms -
SOLD19th century beech Oliver Goldsmith design windsor chair with saddle seat.Windsor chairs of this type are sometimes described as 'Goldsmith' chairs, from Oliver Goldsmith (1730-1774), the celebrated writer of 'The Vicar of Wakefield', who once owned an earlier example of this chiar. Width: 24.5" / 62 cms Depth: 18" / 49 cms Height: 36" / 92 cms Seat Height: 17" / 43 cms
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SOLDFine pair of late17th/early 18th century oak side chairs of excellent colour and patination. Shaped tops over inset back panel. Two plank seat with a moulded edge. The front legs and stretcher turned with baluster, fillet and ball turnings. Possibly Welsh. Circa 1700 Width: 17" / 43 cms Depth: 15" / 38 cms Height: 46" / 117 cms Seat Height: 18.5" / 47 cms
