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A 19th Century Treen Knitting Sheath naively carved with decoration, initials and inscribed R Clark at Boston, M×C 1879, 8¾ in (22 cm) in length.
Sold for: £160
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A 19th Century Treen Knitting Sheath naively carved with decoration, initials and inscribed R Clark at Boston, M×C 1879, 8¾ in (22 cm) in length.
Sold for: £160
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Two Antique Knitting Sheaths: An 18th/19th Century North East Country Folk Art Knitting Sheath; the round section needle holder incised with ring-turning above crudely carved diagonal crosses, a slanted belt notch and curved lower section with scroll end, 6 in (15.
Sold for: £100
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Two Antique Knitting Sheaths: An 18th/19th Century North East Country Folk Art Knitting Sheath; the round section needle holder incised with ring-turning above crudely carved diagonal crosses, a slanted belt notch and curved lower section with scroll end, 6 in (15.
Sold for: £100
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A Pair of Late 19th Century Chip Carved Treen Nut-Crackers and a naively cut animal form snuff box chip carved with scrolls and cross-hatching to the sides, and having a sliding lid to the base, 4” (10 cm) in length.
Sold for: £80
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A Pair of Late 19th Century Chip Carved Treen Nut-Crackers and a naively cut animal form snuff box chip carved with scrolls and cross-hatching to the sides, and having a sliding lid to the base, 4” (10 cm) in length.
Sold for: £80
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A Early Wooden Doll, possibly 17th Century, naively carved in the form of a tonsured monk with a socket for articulated arm (missing), and retaining traces of residual polychrome, 8 in (20 cm) high.
Sold for: £360
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A Early Wooden Doll, possibly 17th Century, naively carved in the form of a tonsured monk with a socket for articulated arm (missing), and retaining traces of residual polychrome, 8 in (20 cm) high.
Sold for: £360
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A Delightful 17th Century Oak ‘Flowerpotte’ Panel (A/F) naively carved in a arched rebate with a central stem issuing a daisy-head to the top and offshoots of pendant leaves either side rising from a punch-worked urn flanked by wrythen whorls and defined against a pitted ground, 15½ ins x 12¾ ins (39 cm x 32 cms).
Sold for: £140
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A Delightful 17th Century Oak ‘Flowerpotte’ Panel (A/F) naively carved in a arched rebate with a central stem issuing a daisy-head to the top and offshoots of pendant leaves either side rising from a punch-worked urn flanked by wrythen whorls and defined against a pitted ground, 15½ ins x 12¾ ins (39 cm x 32 cms).
Sold for: £140
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