English Carved Oak Ceiling Boss, Mid 16th C.

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

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.

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.

English oak kitchen dresser and rack, mid 20th c., having molded cornice with pierced and scalloped apron, rack with three display shelves, lower case with four drawers raised on turned supports, over

English oak canted console table, attributed to Ipswich, mid 20th c., single drawer, with carved dentil surround, over foliate and egg-and-dart carved apron, rising on turned legs, joined with box str

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

Mid 19th C, Jacobean finish, Spanish foot, minor restoration to feet, single drawer, 28 tall x 16 wide, 40 open x 40 deep

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

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,

Mid 19th century carved oak English barometer and thermometer in finely carved oak case with adjustable settings to display the current day and previous day's barometric pressure, 45"h x 10"w.

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

16th c. Oak Standing Male Apothecary Figure, carved from a single plank and with traces of old polychrome paint; the man is depicted in Elizabethan attire and using a large mortar and pestle; likely a

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 -

Two items, child or baby cradle and doll cradle, both English provincial carved oak, each with arched top and paneled sides, old dark patinated surfaces, probably mid 18th century; baby cradle 35"L, 2

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 Jacobean style oak sideboard, mid 20th c., rectangular top, over case fitted with two drawers, cabinet doors opening to interior shelf, having foliate carved motifs throughout, approx 35"h, 48

Mid 19th century English Jacobean style two-part carved oak buffet, the pediment with central cartouche flanked by acanthus, surmounting the upper case centering a mirrored backsplash within an arched

A small carved oak coffer 16th century and later The hinged top above carved linenfold central door flanked by matching panels to the front and sides, on stile feet, 89cm wide x 63cm deep x 80cm high,

English Carved Oak Desk, c. 1910, the stepped ogee edge top with a green faux leather inset writing surface, over a center frieze drawer, flanked by double pedestals with four drawers each, together w

English Carved Oak Armoire, c. 1930, the sloping stepped edge crown over a central oval beveled mirror door, flanked by dark oak panels with central applied carving, on a base with a deep drawer, on s

A Flemish Carved Oak Panel 16th Century depicting the adoration of the Magi.Height 9 x width 8 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Private Collection Provenance: de Montfort, R