Period Oak, Country Furniture & Effects
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A Pair of 19th Century Turned Beechwood Goblets with cylindrical bowls on short stems and round moulded feet, 5¼” (13 cm) in height.
Sold for: £140
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A Pair of 19th Century Turned Beechwood Goblets with cylindrical bowls on short stems and round moulded feet, 5¼” (13 cm) in height.
Sold for: £140
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A Collection of Souvenir Treen: A fine late 19th century olive wood goblet, the flared bowl transfer-printed ‘Jerusalem’ and having a flange-moulded base set on a knopped baluster stem over a turned domed circular foot, 5?” (13 cm) high.
Sold for: £0
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A Collection of Souvenir Treen: A fine late 19th century olive wood goblet, the flared bowl transfer-printed ‘Jerusalem’ and having a flange-moulded base set on a knopped baluster stem over a turned domed circular foot, 5?” (13 cm) high.
Sold for: £0
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A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Birch Wood Bowl of plain hemispherical shape with flat base and a matching spoon with shallow round bowl and single ‘lantern’ terminal containing a captive ball.
Sold for: £45
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A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Birch Wood Bowl of plain hemispherical shape with flat base and a matching spoon with shallow round bowl and single ‘lantern’ terminal containing a captive ball.
Sold for: £45
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497
A Group of Six Pieces of 19th Century Box-wood Treen: A turned squat cylindrical box with ring-turned ‘button’ to the base, the tightly fitting pull-off cover turned with a stepped ‘button’ finial, 2¼” (5.
Sold for: £70
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A Group of Six Pieces of 19th Century Box-wood Treen: A turned squat cylindrical box with ring-turned ‘button’ to the base, the tightly fitting pull-off cover turned with a stepped ‘button’ finial, 2¼” (5.
Sold for: £70
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498
A Small Collection of 18th/19th Century Medical Related Boxwood Items: A good, well patinated 19th century boxwood bottle case stamped ‘S Maw & Son’, of typical cylindrical form having straight sides, a screw-off top with moulded shoulders and tapering screw-off upper section revealing a tapered inner core for a medicine beaker/measure, the underside of the base marked in ink ”8oz 25/-” 6? in (16.
Sold for: £60
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A Small Collection of 18th/19th Century Medical Related Boxwood Items: A good, well patinated 19th century boxwood bottle case stamped ‘S Maw & Son’, of typical cylindrical form having straight sides, a screw-off top with moulded shoulders and tapering screw-off upper section revealing a tapered inner core for a medicine beaker/measure, the underside of the base marked in ink ”8oz 25/-” 6? in (16.
Sold for: £60
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A Small Miscellaneous Collection of mostly 19th Century Horn Domestic Utensils including two horn flour scoops fashioned from the pointed end of a cow’s horn; a shallow oval scoops with flat triangular grip, possibly pharmaceutical, a good domestic tablespoons, a rare soup ladle with hemispherical bowl (A/F) and curved shaped handle 6¼ in (15.
Sold for: £0
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A Small Miscellaneous Collection of mostly 19th Century Horn Domestic Utensils including two horn flour scoops fashioned from the pointed end of a cow’s horn; a shallow oval scoops with flat triangular grip, possibly pharmaceutical, a good domestic tablespoons, a rare soup ladle with hemispherical bowl (A/F) and curved shaped handle 6¼ in (15.
Sold for: £0
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502
Five 18th/Early 19th Century Horn Beakers of plain tapering form, one with an inset glass base, ranging in height from 5 in (12.
Sold for: £110
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Five 18th/Early 19th Century Horn Beakers of plain tapering form, one with an inset glass base, ranging in height from 5 in (12.
Sold for: £110
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Four Horn Beakers: A fine pair of late 18th/early 19th century tapering beakers of dark brown colour with creamy inclusions, each with unmarked plain silver rim and vacant oval, Circa 1800, 4¼ in (11.
Sold for: £180
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Four Horn Beakers: A fine pair of late 18th/early 19th century tapering beakers of dark brown colour with creamy inclusions, each with unmarked plain silver rim and vacant oval, Circa 1800, 4¼ in (11.
Sold for: £180