A Late 16th Early 17th Century Italian Walnut Dough Bin. The dough bin fitted with a rising lid sitting on the original base fitted with one long frieze drawer over a double cupboard base raised on shaped and carved bracket feet. A rare piece of early furniture of excellent colour with the original patina and handles.
An 18th/19th Century Marble Bust Of Homer. Above life size - Heavy.
An 18th Century Eight Day Long Case Clock. Fitted in an oak case striking on the hour with a seconds dial contained within within a brass and silver face. Made by Richard Street of Bridgnorth.
A Late 19th Century Oil Painting. Depicting a 16th Century gentleman of substance dressed in a full suit of armour contained within a carved walnut frame. Extremely interesting - artist unknown.
A Late 19th Century Oil Painting. Depicting a 16th Century lady of substance dressed in period clothing holding a flower contained within a carved walnut frame. Extremely interesting - artist unknown.
A Late 19th Century Oil Painting. Depicting a 16th Century lady of substance dressed in period clothing holding a shawl contained within a carved walnut frame. Extremely interesting - artist unknown.
A Late 19th Century Oil Painting. Depicting a 16th Century gentleman of substance dressed in period clothing with his dog on a lead contained within a carved walnut frame. Extremely interesting - artist unknown.
A Late 19th Century Oil Painting. Depicting a 16th Century woman of substance dressed in period clothing holding a book and contained within a carved walnut frame. Extremely interesting - artist unknown.
A Group Of 15th Century Oak Panels. Contained within an 18th Century oak frame - this group of panels was discovered set into the front of an 18th Century settle and removed. The central figure flanked by heraldic shields are of academic and historical interest. A rare collection of early panels..
A Group Of 15th Century Oak Panels. Contained within an 18th Century oak frame - this group of panels was discovered set into the back of an 18th Century settle and removed. The Gothic heads and headwear are of academic and historical interest. A rare collection of early panels.
A Period Carved Oak Panel Removed From A Reconstructed 16th Century Dressoir. Depicting a foliate design growing from a stylised urn.
An Eight Day Oak Long Case Clock By Thomas Clarke Of Burton. A clock made by Thomas Clarke of Burton dating to Circa 1770 with an eight day movement striking on the hour. The oak case of smaller proportions – the silvered and brass face with Roman numerals - the smaller dial showing seconds – the small aperture showing the date. A well proportioned clock that is smaller than most with backboards replaced in the 19th Century.
A Period Carved Oak Panel Removed From A Reconstructed 16th Century Dressoir. Depicting the bust of a helmeted gentleman facing left within an oak leaf reef with stylised zoomorphic heads possibly dolphins.
A Rare Late 16th Century Early 17th Century Walnut Bargueno. This rare walnut Bargueno is constructed from solid walnut and decorated with gilded and pierced metal ornamentation behind which is red faded silk and fitted with a spectacular lock, gothic tower hasp and key all original.
An Early 16th Century Oak Romayne Head Panel Dating To 1511 Of Exceptional Quality. Depicting a helmeted gentleman facing right surrounded by typical Renaissance foliate work embellishments. This panel is one of a pair but is priced individually.
A Large Early 19th Century Needlework In The Original Frame. The gilded frame with the original glass and a plaque stating 'Charles 1st bids farewell of his children'. The needlework executed using both gross point and petit point in exceptional condition with no visible fading. Provided with provenance.
A rare small 17th Century antique oak cradle, depicting heraldic images of griffins carved in relief onto the panels. Exceptional colour.
A good early 19th century gilded
An early 20th Century cast metal Corinthian column standard lamp, resting on paw feet.