Armorial
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A Fine Pair of Rare, 16th Century Folk Art Panels of rich colour and patination: One carved with a bird eating grapes stood on the head on a scaly creature, the other depicting a ferocious dog’s head above a young lady holding an armorial shield, possibly with marriage initials, 20½” x 7” (52 cm x 17.
Sold for: £900
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A Fine Pair of Rare, 16th Century Folk Art Panels of rich colour and patination: One carved with a bird eating grapes stood on the head on a scaly creature, the other depicting a ferocious dog’s head above a young lady holding an armorial shield, possibly with marriage initials, 20½” x 7” (52 cm x 17.
Sold for: £900
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A Large Late 16th Century Oil on Planked Oak Panel: Three quarter length portrait, possibly of Sir Wolstan Dixie, of Appleby Magna and Market Bosworth, wearing a cutwork doublet and cloak with a sword at his side, an armorial crest top left and inscription top right; ‘ANO DONI 1611 ÆTAIS SVÆ 35’, with old paper label and gilt wooden plaque.
Sold for: £1700
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A Large Late 16th Century Oil on Planked Oak Panel: Three quarter length portrait, possibly of Sir Wolstan Dixie, of Appleby Magna and Market Bosworth, wearing a cutwork doublet and cloak with a sword at his side, an armorial crest top left and inscription top right; ‘ANO DONI 1611 ÆTAIS SVÆ 35’, with old paper label and gilt wooden plaque.
Sold for: £1700
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A Large Early 19th Century Repoussé Brass Charger embossed with an allegorical scene to the centre in a broad fruit garland border with an armorial crest to the top flanked by reclining nymphs, 38” (97 cm) in diameter.
Sold for: £170
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A Large Early 19th Century Repoussé Brass Charger embossed with an allegorical scene to the centre in a broad fruit garland border with an armorial crest to the top flanked by reclining nymphs, 38” (97 cm) in diameter.
Sold for: £170
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482
A Fine 16th Century English Oak Fragment Panel, with cusped arcading terminating with fleurons, berry and leaf decoration around a central armorial shield.
Sold for: £460
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A Fine 16th Century English Oak Fragment Panel, with cusped arcading terminating with fleurons, berry and leaf decoration around a central armorial shield.
Sold for: £460
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A Late 16th/Early 17th Century Painting on Copper: Portrait of a Nobel Woman wearing a high ruff collar, the verso engraved with a twin crowned shield and armorial ciphers, 4” x 2¾” (10 cm x 7 cm), set in a white metal frame with a coiled loop surmount and suspension ring.
Sold for: £0
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A Late 16th/Early 17th Century Painting on Copper: Portrait of a Nobel Woman wearing a high ruff collar, the verso engraved with a twin crowned shield and armorial ciphers, 4” x 2¾” (10 cm x 7 cm), set in a white metal frame with a coiled loop surmount and suspension ring.
Sold for: £0
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496
Two Pairs of 15th/16th Century Painted Pine Armorial Panels: Each pair set in a twin-aperture frame painted red, white and black with bands of chevron, barber’s pole and stepped chequer-work decoration.
Sold for: £2400
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Two Pairs of 15th/16th Century Painted Pine Armorial Panels: Each pair set in a twin-aperture frame painted red, white and black with bands of chevron, barber’s pole and stepped chequer-work decoration.
Sold for: £2400
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A Large & Impressive 19th Century Gothic Revival Armorial Panel of Trapezoid form, emblazoned with a heraldic shield surmounted by a pair of crowned and plumed helm amidst undulant scrolls of acanthus, with a fluttering banner to the base inscribed with motto ;’INGENIO ET LABORE’.
Sold for: £800
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A Large & Impressive 19th Century Gothic Revival Armorial Panel of Trapezoid form, emblazoned with a heraldic shield surmounted by a pair of crowned and plumed helm amidst undulant scrolls of acanthus, with a fluttering banner to the base inscribed with motto ;’INGENIO ET LABORE’.
Sold for: £800
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A Set of Four Victorian Silver Chambersticks with snuffers, by Creswick & Co (Thomas, James & Nathaniel Creswick) with Sheffield assay marks for 1840.
Sold for: £1100
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A Set of Four Victorian Silver Chambersticks with snuffers, by Creswick & Co (Thomas, James & Nathaniel Creswick) with Sheffield assay marks for 1840.
Sold for: £1100
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A Pair of 19th Century Carved Oak Newel Posts Finials in the form of winged heraldic lions sejant; once presumably bearing armorial shields (now missing).
Sold for: £500
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A Pair of 19th Century Carved Oak Newel Posts Finials in the form of winged heraldic lions sejant; once presumably bearing armorial shields (now missing).
Sold for: £500
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