AN UNUSUAL CHARLES II NEEDLEWORK PANEL, CIRCA 1660-1680

English. Circa 1680. In two parts, the rectangular top with a bead border, each section with two long drawers, with beading and molded panels, raised on flattened bun feet. Height 38”. Width 39”.

Pair of Charles II carved walnut stools circa 1680, each having a taupe upholstered seat accented with red polka dots, and rising on block and turned legs conjoined by the box stretcher, 21"h x 19"w x

A CHARLES II STUMPWORK CARTOON DECORATED BOX CIRCA 1660 The whole now with painted stumpwork cartoon designs 31.5cm high, 13.5cm wide, 26cm deep

A CHARLES II OAK CHEST OF DRAWERSCIRCA 1660 85cm high, 93cm wide, 54cm deep

A Charles II oak chest of drawers, circa 1680, the rectangular top above four long mitre moulded drawers divided by beaded mouldings, on turned bun feet at the front, 83cm high, 95cm wide, 60 cm deep

Charles II carved oak throne chair, circa 1680 and later, having a pierced acanthus decorated crest, above the slated back, continuing to the inswept returns, above a needlepoint upholstered seat, and

Silk-embroidered and Stumpwork Panelcirca 1660depicting Charles II and Queen Catherine14 x 14 inches

A Charles II provincial West Country silver spoon, Exeter circa 1680 Trefid pattern. Marked to the bowl and thrice to the stem with encircled crowned X town mark, for either John Verdon or Jasper Radc

This needlepoint casket depicts beautiful outdoor scenes along with many different animals, circa 1660. Skelton key unlocks the top portion of the box lined in a pink silk. Middle section of box opens

England circa 1660, the peg joined case fitted with five tiers of graduated drawers, all with later but stylistically correct drop pulls, raised overall on stile supports. Measuring 34" high x 32" wid

Great Britain. Maundy Set, 1680. S.3392; ESC-2376; KM-MDS14. Charles II, 1660-1685. Lot of 4 coins. NGC graded Penny AU-55; 2 Pence AU Detail (Cleaned); 3 Pence AU 55; 4 Pence AU 53. Estimated Value

Oak, circa 1660, cane back and seats Dimensions: H 45" x W 20" x D 17"

After Pieter Lely (British, 1618-1680) oil on canvas self-framed portraits of Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland (1660-1685) and his brother James II, King of England, Scotland and Irel

England circa 1670, the peg joined case showing a front panel with carved crescent shaped motifs, with both architectural and figural elements, the panelled top opening to a plain interior on remnants

English, circa 1690, the peg constructed case showing a hinged top with a chip carved edge opening to a plain interior, over a carved front panel fitted with a false lock, sided by reeded stile suppor

Ecclesiastical - A Charles II unmarked silver recusant altar cruet, circa 1670 Of rounded form upon a domed spreading circular foot, the panel section spout opposite a C scroll handle with moulded upp

A Charles II joined oak and spindle-filled mural food cupboard Circa 1680, North Wales, possibly Merionethshire With a central door flanked by open panels, all filled with rows of multiple baluster-tu

Late 17th C. stump work/needlework lift top casket, depicting Rebecca at the well, worked in brick, satin, French knot, tent and other stitches. A fitted interior of drawers lined with silk and other

signed upper left "Barbara Adams. her work. Aged 14 years. March 15, 1748", depicting a courting couple in a landscape with manor houses in the distance Provenance: The Estate of Judith Krantz, Bel Ai

A PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER-GILT TWO-HANDLED COVERED PORRINGERS unmarked, probably Charles II, circa 1680 With foliate decoration and leaf-form finials; height 3 1/2in (9cm); width 6 1/2in (16.5cm); dept

Charles II style needlework framed mirror, 17th/18th c. and later, England with period stump-work embroidery animals and foliage on later felt frame, antique mirrored glass, with hinged support prop m

Charles Collins (circa 1680-1744 London) A badger and a rabbit in a landscape Oil on canvas 61 x 74.3cm (24 x 29 1/4in). Footnotes: Provenance: With Roy Miles Fine Paintings, London. Private

A CHARLES II OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS CIRCA 1686With mitred drawer fronts and applied mouldings, with an arrangement of four long drawers106cm high, 108cm wide, 59cm deepProvenance: Property from the esta

AN UNUSUAL GEORGE II MAHOGANY BOOKCASE OR CABINETCIRCA 1740, POSSIBLY IRISHThe dentil moulded breakfront cornice above a band carved with oak leaves and acorns, centred by a carved male bust, possibly