16th C. English Carved Oak Relief, St. George

English, 16th century. A rectangular carved oak relief panel depicting St. George slaying the dragon, the carving presented in high relief with some elements carved in the round, with the fallen drago

English, late 16th century. Pair of Renaissance hand carved oak wood relief figural carvings, later joined together at center, likely part of a larger architectural program. Carving depicting two stan

Tudor Period Carved Oak Architectural Fragment, probably from a Church, depicting a Gothic tracery topped frame containing a relief carved 'TL' monogram and Tudor rose, backside with cutout sections -

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

A collection of carved oak reliefs and panels 16th century and later Comprising a pair of 16th century oak panels carved with scrolling pomegranates; a pair of pierced and carved Gothic tracery panels

Late 19th century English carved oak library table, the apron with gadrooning and relief carved lion masks at the canted corners, over turned legs with egg and dart and gadrooned details, raised on fu

Late 19th century English carved oak library table, the apron with gadrooning and relief carved lion masks at the canted corners, over legs with gadrooning, stylized acanthus leaves, and turned detail

16th C Carved Oak Artifacts. Consisting of a French carved oak corbel w/later top. Size: 7.5" (19 cm) tall. And with a English carved oak Tudor rose. Size: 8.5" (22 cm) dia.

A collection of three carved oak fragments 15th century and later Comprising a carved beam section, circa 1400; a French carved oak relief decorated with scrolling grape vines, possibly 16th century;

Relief-carved oak panel with tree of life and pomegranates, lilies, and foliage. Probably an architectural or furniture element, circa 16th centiry. H. 20 inches W. 12 inches. Provenance: Ex-collectio

ENGLISH RELIEF CARVED OAK PANELS C.1900 TWO H 4.5"-5" W 21"-22" One panel H4.5"x21" allegory of wind and scrolling leaf design and second panel 5"x22" Lions mask with scrolling leaf design. Provenance

Mid 19th century English Jacobean style carved oak settee upholstered in green velvet, the backrest with a relief carved panel depicting a pair of putti flanked by scrolling foliage, surmounting an ar

ENGLISH CARVED OAK GRANDFATHER CLOCK SIGNED THORNE ST MOLTON, C. 1732 H. 94 1/2" W. 24"

ENGLISH CARVED OAK MULE CHEST, 17TH C., H 21'', L 35'', D 19'':A carved oak mule chest with a hinged lid top and front drawer; decorated throughout with traditional relief carvings in the English goth

16th or 17th c. Joined Lift Top Chest, with paneled front, back and sides, original snipe hinges and lock front panel, having an intricately carved front with dogs, oak leaves and thistles at the top,

Europe, England, ca. 16th century CE. A carved wooden panel depicting a coat of arms in relief. The emblem is comprised of two shields with spears or swords crossed behind, and two helmets facing each

English oak paneled door with leaded glass. Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George W. Elkins. Guildford was built with 16th century and later

English oak door with peaked design. Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George W. Elkins. Guildford was built with 16th century and later Englis

Large and impressive 17th century English Jacobean carved oak hall bench, having a scrolling pediment top with relief carved designs flanking a pair of arched panels with carved busts depicting Mercur