A Charles II oak press cupboard, circa 1670, the g

A Charles II (17th century) oak press cupboard, the panelled case constructed in two sections showing a carved pediment dated 1665, the super-structure fitted with two panelled & carved cupboard doors

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

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

British, second half 17th century, oak throughout with old mellow dark color, central balustrade door flanked by stylized flowers in carved relief, shelved interior, iron butterfly hinges, 30 x 35-1/2

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

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

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

A Charles I carved oak wall-hanging spice cupboard circa 1650 Molded paneled door with Royal Coat-of-Arms escutcheon, the interior with eight small drawers mounted with iron ring pulls. (H: 9 3/4 in.

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

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”.

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

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

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

English joined oak bench in the Charles II taste, circa 1900, having muslin upholstery, and rising on turned legs with stretcher, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 20.5", w. 72.25", d. 14".

ROBERT ‘MOUSEMAN’ THOMPSON (1876-1955) CORNER CUPBOARD, CIRCA 1930 oak and burr oak, with carved mouse signature and ‘G’ (75cm wide, 193cm high, 42cm deep approx) .

British, late 17th century, comprising large scale oak drop leaf table, turned legs and gates, stretcher base with turned feet, together with four paneled and Barley twist side chairs (said to be orig

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

A carved oak overmantle circa 1670. Provenance: Sold by Vernay and Jussel, NYC in 1979 for $5000 Ht: 38.5" Wd: 78" Dpth: 16.5"

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 GEORGE II OAK ARCHITECTURAL BOOKCASE OR CABINETIN NEO PALLADIAN STYLE, CIRCA 1740 The dentilled cornice supported by large fluted Corinthian pilasters 235cm high, 147cm wide, 68cm deep Provenance: P

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

AMBROSE HEAL (1872-1959) FOR HEAL & SON, LONDON ARTS & CRAFTS ‘MANSFIELD’ PRESS, CIRCA 1898 no. ‘235’, probably made by the Guild of Handicraft, oak, with patinated iron fittin

A French oak sideboard by Charles Dudouyt circa 1940. Having two doors and three drawers. Ht: 40.5" Wd: 74.75" Dpth: 19.75"