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144C: Two panel back open armchairs, constructed using

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Antique Furntiure, Ceramics and Works of Art

Halls Fine Art

Catalogue of Oriental ceramics and works of art, British and Continental ceramics and glass, decorative arts, works of art, clocks, oak and country furniture, fine furniture, rugs and a 1974 Volkswagon Beetle

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A Welsh oak eight day clock dresser, first half 1: A Welsh oak eight day clock dresser, first half 19th century, with central 13" (33 cm) white painted clock face with ring of Roman numerals, signed Richard R *****, Welshpool, under a stepped cornice

0121C: A Welsh oak eight day clock dresser, first half 1Est. £1,000-£1,500

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An elm bowed settle, first quarter 19th century,: An elm bowed settle, first quarter 19th century, the plain top rail over five rectangular long back panels, the planked box seat with two hinged opening sections, flanked by enclosed arms, over a

0122C: An elm bowed settle, first quarter 19th century,Est. £600-£900See Sold Price

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An oak court cupboard, West Moreland style, the l: An oak court cupboard, West Moreland style, the lunette carved frieze over a central arched panel, flanked by two single cabinet doors, bearing false date, 1652, over two three-panel cabinet doors to

0123C: An oak court cupboard, West Moreland style, the lEst. £500-£700See Sold Price

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An early Victorian oak linen press with two singl: An early Victorian oak linen press with two single panel cabinet doors, revealing four sliding shelves on a chest base of two short over two long cock-beaded drawers fitted with later brass swan-neck

0124C: An early Victorian oak linen press with two singlEst. £400-£600See Sold Price

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A North Wales oak dresser, first quarter 19th cen: A North Wales oak dresser, first quarter 19th century, the ogee-moulded cornice over a lunette-pierced frieze and three open delft shelves with boarded back above a T arrangement of short cock-beaded

0125C: A North Wales oak dresser, first quarter 19th cenEst. £1,500-£1,800See Sold Price

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An oak crossbanded mahogany break-front housekeep: An oak crossbanded mahogany break-front housekeeper's cupboard, first half 19th century, the moulded cornice over three two panel cabinet doors, each revealing two fixed shelves on a base with

0126C: An oak crossbanded mahogany break-front housekeepEst. £1,500-£2,000See Sold Price

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A pine lambing chair, 19th century, the arched to: A pine lambing chair, 19th century, the arched top flanked by winged sides and enclosed arms over a plank seat and later drawer to the base on stile-end supports, 66 cm wide, 147 cm high

0127C: A pine lambing chair, 19th century, the arched toEst. £200-£300See Sold Price

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A Charles II joined oak chest, the four-panel hin: A Charles II joined oak chest, the four-panel hinged lid revealing an interior lidded candle box over a lunette carved top rail over four later carved panels and leaf-carved uprights between later

0128C: A Charles II joined oak chest, the four-panel hinEst. £200-£300See Sold Price

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A boarded oak chest, 17th century, of six plank c: A boarded oak chest, 17th century, of six plank construction with single plank hinged lid above a plain front with iron lock plate and chip moulded ends between cut-out end supports (possible

0129C: A boarded oak chest, 17th century, of six plank cEst. £250-£350See Sold Price

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An oak mule chest, mid-18th century, the hinged p: An oak mule chest, mid-18th century, the hinged plank lid over four rectangular fielded panels with two short drawers to the base on stile-end supports, 138 cm wide, 81 cm high, 58 cm deep

0130C: An oak mule chest, mid-18th century, the hinged pEst. £250-£350See Sold Price

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A Charles I oak panel, possibly from a headboard,: A Charles I oak panel, possibly from a headboard, dated 1640, the lunette carved frieze over two arched panels with grotesque creature mounts between three atlantes-carved figural uprights over a

0131C: A Charles I oak panel, possibly from a headboard,Est. £300-£600See Sold Price

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An oak cabinet bookcase, 18th century, the top se: An oak cabinet bookcase, 18th century, the top section with two rectangular fielded panel doors opening to reveal two adjustable shelves over one long and two short drawers fitted with brass knob

0132C: An oak cabinet bookcase, 18th century, the top seEst. £600-£900See Sold Price

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An oak North Wales dresser, 18th century and late: An oak North Wales dresser, 18th century and later, the ogee-moulded cornice over two open shelves to the reduced delft rack, above two short central frieze drawers over three long graduated central

0133C: An oak North Wales dresser, 18th century and lateEst. £1,800-£2,200See Sold Price

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An oak livery cupboard, early 18th century, the r: An oak livery cupboard, early 18th century, the rectangular six panel door revealing an interior of three later fixed shelves, the original pegs now having being sawn flush, with three-panel sides on

0134C: An oak livery cupboard, early 18th century, the rEst. £300-£500See Sold Price

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An oak crossbanded mahogany North Wales dresser,: An oak crossbanded mahogany North Wales dresser, first quarter 19th century, the cavetto cornice over mahogany wavy frieze above three open shelves (later boarded back) between inverted tapering end

0135C: An oak crossbanded mahogany North Wales dresser,Est. £2,000-£3,000See Sold Price

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A George III oak crossbanded mahogany housekeeper: A George III oak crossbanded mahogany housekeeper's cupboard, the ogee-moulded cornice over two central three panel doors revealing two fixed shelves flanked by an arched open cabinet and two panel

0136C: A George III oak crossbanded mahogany housekeeperEst. £2,500-£3,500See Sold Price

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A mid-Wales oak dresser, mid-18th century, the mo: A mid-Wales oak dresser, mid-18th century, the moulded cornice over three delft shelves with boarded back on a two plank rectangular base top above three short shallow drawers fitted with later

0137C: A mid-Wales oak dresser, mid-18th century, the moEst. £2,000-£4,000See Sold Price

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A Welsh oak livery cupboard, early 18th century,: A Welsh oak livery cupboard, early 18th century, the moulded cornice over a single right hand side double-fielded landscape panel door, with twin portrait landscape panels to the left hand side,

0138C: A Welsh oak livery cupboard, early 18th century,Est. £800-£1,200See Sold Price

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A tall oak floor-standing narrow cabinet bookcase: A tall oak floor-standing narrow cabinet bookcase, part 18th century, the canted cornice over two rectangular glazed doors revealing two fixed shelves over two narrow rectangular cabinet doors to the

0139C: A tall oak floor-standing narrow cabinet bookcaseEst. £300-£400See Sold Price

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A Regency oak wall hanging straight fronted corne: A Regency oak wall hanging straight fronted corner cabinet, the cavetto cornice over a veneered frieze and single panel door with central diamond motif, opening to reveal two fixed shelves (later

0140C: A Regency oak wall hanging straight fronted corneEst. £150-£200See Sold Price

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An ash and elm high Windsor armchair, mid-19th ce: An ash and elm high Windsor armchair, mid-19th century, the hoop back with pierced central splat, flanked by three turned supports, over hooped arm with short vase-shaped pierced central splat

0141C: An ash and elm high Windsor armchair, mid-19th ceEst. £100-£150See Sold Price

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A George III oak crossbanded mahogany dresser bas: A George III oak crossbanded mahogany dresser base, circa 1800, the planked top with moulded edge over three short cock-beaded drawers fitted with circular brass ring handles with stamped circular

0142C: A George III oak crossbanded mahogany dresser basEst. £1,000-£1,500See Sold Price

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A yew wood low Windsor armchair, mid-19th century: A yew wood low Windsor armchair, mid-19th century, the hoop low back over a central pierced splat with star motif, flanked by four spindles to each side, over a central pierced vase shaped splat

0143C: A yew wood low Windsor armchair, mid-19th centuryEst. £250-£350See Sold Price

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Two panel back open armchairs, constructed using: Two panel back open armchairs, constructed using elements of 18th century timber, each with scroll-moulded top rail above a rectangular carved panel with arched and roundel carving, over a two plank

0144C: Two panel back open armchairs, constructed usingEst. £300-£500See Sold Price

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Items can be viewed at our Welsh Bridge salerooms at the following times: Saturday 2nd December 9.00 am - 12.00 noon Monday 4th December 9.30 am - 7.00 pm Tuesday 5th December 9.30 am - 4.30 pm And on the morning of the sale. If you are unable to view the items at the times quoted above, please ensure you obtain a condition report from our valuers.

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Shropshire, SY3 8LA

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