A Norman oak coffer with relief design, 16th C. and later

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,

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

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

Jacobean oak coffer, the front with carved heads and massive lockplate , 16th c., the lid of a later date, probably 19th c. 23.5"h x 35.5"w x 14.5"d

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;

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

Four Piece Polychrome Pottery Lot, to include italian Majolica Tondo, probably Deruta, having gilt and painted flaming triangles stylizing sun design, 16th century or later, repaired; a Deruta Majolic

Tudor Oak Carved Coffer, 16th C., with carved knight wielding sword on horseback along with diamond floral and swirl shapes (ASTC4119) [MM] Propterty Title: Property from the Historic Astor Courts Bea

Full title: An oak wooden chest-bench, 16th C. and later Description: H 115 x L 133,5 x D 54,5 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and

A French Gothic Carved Oak Chest Normandy, 16th Century and Later Height 37 x width 70 x depth 26 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Wyfold Court, Oxfordshire Hallidays Ltd., Oxfordsh

Late 16th century Anglo-Norman oak carved tracery panel, "the King of Fools" theme. 55.24 cm high, 21.59 cm wide/ 21.75" high x 8.5" wide

16th Century. Cast relief designs in concentric circles. Polished silver surface on reverse. 3.75"d.

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

Full title: A Flemish gothic oak two-door cabinet with linenfold panels, 16th C. with later elements Description: H 211,5 x L 184 x D 76 cm

Continental Gothic Style Oak Joined Coffer The front panel probably French, 16th century, profusely carved with Gothic-arched tracery centered by a shield with three fleur-de-lys, the hinged top openi

Europe, ca. 16th century CE. A bronze crucifix set into a 14k gold cross pendant.The crucifix is a beautiful relief design, one side showing Christ on the cross, the other Mary's Assumption into Heave

16th CENTURY BRONZE PATINA MORTAR WITH VIRGINS, FACES, FLOWERS AND RELIEF DESIGN AND DECORATIONS. Missing it's pestle. Dimensions: H 4" x Dia 5.5"

16th century A.D. Discoid in plan with low-relief design of a crown above a sun, fleur-de-lis and rose, within ropework roundel, surrounding legend beginning 'SVB[SIDII PANNORVM]' Cf. Stuart F. Elton,

16th c. carved Continental oak linenfold coffer. Carved and dated on base. 51 1/2" x 22 1/2" x 22 1/2".

A CARVED OAK FIGURE OF AN IMP, DORNOCH CATHEDRAL POSSIBLY 16TH CENTURY AND LATER modelled in wood torrefaction, most likely carved from the remains of the 1570 fire of Dornoch Cathedral, to a later pl

Pair early oak doors. 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 Tudor archite

English oak paneled door. 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 Tudor arc

English paneled oak door. 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 Tudor arc

English oak paneled door. 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 Tudor arc