George III satinwood tea caddy Beautifully figured West Indies satinwood and silver mounts. A well proportioned tea caddy of exceptional quality. The interior contains two large caddies. Provenance: Peter Lipitch Antiques, London. Dimensions: 7 5/8 inches wide, 6 inches high, 5 3/4 inches deep Price: £850 Sold...
2 items of late 18th / early 19th century domestic iron ware A Donegal bread iron or harnen [hardening] stand. This item is usually known as an oatcake warmer. It was used to slowly dry, rather than bake, a traditional bannock of oat bread locally referred to as...
Burr and pollard oak An outstanding corner cupboard with lovely warm colour and patina accompanying fabulous timber. 30 ¼ in. High, 27 in. Wide, 15 ¼ in. Deep Provenance: John Parry Collection Price: £5000 Sold...
Walnut and oak Exceptional colour and patina. Super gun barrel turned legs and original feet and brasses. 29 in. wide, 18 in. deep, 28 in. high Price: £1600 Sold...
Elm A charmingly wonky little table of great character and nutty colour. 25 ½ in. high, 20 in. wide Provenance: Sampson and Horne Collection Price: £2200 Sold...
Dutch Provenance: Clermont Hall, Norfolk £750 If you would like to see more images please do contact us....
Mid 19th century child’s ash ladder back chair Pleasing variation of dark and light colour. 24 in. High. £380 Sold If you would like to see more images please do contact us....
Mid 19th century child’s ash ladder back chair With traces of original green paint 28 ½ in. High. £380 Sold If you would like to see more images please do contact us....
Superb patina and carving. Provenance: Norman Adams Collection £4000 If you would like to see more images please do contact us....
The carved and reeded arms and back coupled with H stretcher rails make this an high quality example of this style of chair, which is synonymous with East Anglia. £650 Sold...