17th c. English Jacobean grand hall bench

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

17th Century English oak hall bench. Provenance: Estate of Dr. John Brademas, former U.S. Congressman (1961-1981), and President of NYU (1981-1981). 54" x 24" x 42 1/2". Replaced seat.

A 19th C. English Jacobean hall chair with carved splat, rolled arms, and turned legs joined by a rectangular stretcher. 50-1/2in tall x 25-1/2in wide x 22in deep. Seat height: 18in.

Back Panel from a 17th c. English Jacobean Carved Walnut Chair, crest rail with carved crown flanked by putti and acanthus leaves, floral carved side and base panels, two caned interior panels, backsi

17th century antique English Jacobean carved oak side table with single drawer over turned legs. Circa 1600s. [27 1/2" H x 34 1/2" W x 21 1/2" D]. In good condition as with age; split top.

17th Century Jacobean English Oak Settle, 53.5" by 16" by 46"

English oak hall table, 17th c. pegged top over a single drawer, rising on stretcher joined spool carved legs, on elongated feet, approx 29.75"h, 35"w, 23"d Start Price: $300.00

Of traditional form, with floral carved back and matching paneled front. Hinged seat opens to interior compartment. H. 43 1/2" W. 56 1/4" D. 17 3/4" Provenance: Property of a Prominent Canadian Collec

English 17th Century style Jacobean Carved Walnut Joint Stool Approx 18" x 17" x 10" English Jacobean

1650 Joseph Hall 1ed Bible Devotional Devout Soul Catholic v Protestant RARE 2in1 Joseph Hall was a 17th-century English Bishop of Norwich who was known for his works of satire and philosophical moral

This pair of framed 17th-century petit point or needlepoint tapestry panels were originally the canvas back pieces for two salon chairs. They are finely-worked, and depict grand, castle-like architect

English, possibly Lancashire, circa 1650. A 17th century stained oak wainscot armchair having a shaped scroll carved cresting over a demi-lune flower head and a row of arcaded niches, the back with ar

17th century. Having top configured to tilt upwards above lower case with turned wood frame connected by lower stretcher. H30" W51 1/2" D24 1/2" Sold from the collection of a South Carolina family.

English Jacobean Oak Bible Box on Standlate 17th century, two board top with molded edge, fish tail hinges, open interior, through tenon construction, the front panel with stylized flower relief carvi

17th century, having four drawers, original finish and brass tear drop pulls hardware, post feet h. 34-1/2 w. 37-1/2 d. 21-1/2 in. Provenance: By descent through the family of an important South Salem

closely matching, both late 17th century; the armchair with crewel upholstered back and seat, the stool with crewel upholstered seat, both with barley twist carved members. Chair: 35 1/2" high, 23" wi

Full title: An English Jacobean style carved oak cabinet with two doors beneath a drawer, 17th C. and later Description: H 105 x L 92 x D 56 cm

English Jacobean style oak writing/ work table, late 17th c., having rectangular top, over carved full-length drawer, gilt metal pulls, rising on turned legs, joined with box stretcher, ending on turn

Early 17th c. English Oak Chest or Trousseau, having a two-plank hinged top, three recessed molded panels on front and two on sides, with stiles that continue into tall legs, early 19th c. replaced hi

English Jacobean carved oak chest of drawers, 17th century, the rectangular top over frieze drawer, above two drawers with with protruding panels, tear drop pulls, rising on block feet, 36"h, 39.5"w,

Two Jacobean Oak Bench Stools 16th/17th Century Height of larger stool 22 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of John Capstick, Lake Forest, Illinois

1680 John Sharp English BIBLE Sermon Upright Man Bow Church London White-Hall John Sharp was a 17th-century English preacher who, in 1680, preached an important sermon before the mayor and aldermen at

Continental School (17th Century or later), St Paul Casting the Viper into the Fire, oil on canvas, 56cm x 49cm, framed Provenance: presented to the Mark Masons Hall, Grand Mark Lodge 1936; label vers

17th century. The English oak Bible box with hinged lid and molded panels on turned legs joined by barley-twist stretchers. 19in H x 25in. W x 17in. L