53. A UNIQUE CHARLES II OAK TRENCHER CASE, LANCASHIRE, CIRCA 1660-1670.

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A UNIQUE CHARLES II OAK TRENCHER CASE, LANCASHIRE, CIRCA 1660-1670.
53. 3850566. A UNIQUE CHARLES II OAK TRENCHER CASE, LANCASHIRE, CIRCA 1660-1670.

Description

An incredibly rare wall hanging Trencher Case, the floral scroll carved cresting with owner’s triad of initial ‘W J A’ flanked by twin pairs of pyramid caps. In two compartments with centre shelf board having multiple angled and chamfered spindles front and rear (68 in total), joined by slender moulded side rails, with further moulded front rails terminating in twin pairs of pyramid cap finials, 14cm deep, 74cm wide and 77cm high.

Note - Wooden trenchers were the commonplace eating plate well into the 17th century, many period inventories mention them and their storage cases, very few cases are known to have survived.

Provenance - Purchased in the mid 1970’s from the 17th Century coaching Inn, The White Bull, Gisburn, Lancashire.

Condition

good deep and rich colour.

Sale

The Beedham Collection Part II

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Bidding

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Highest bid:
8 661 EUR
Estimate: 9 239 – 13 858 EUR
Hammering:
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Catalogue number 53 in The Beedham Collection Part II
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Bid history

4 19 Mar, 07:088 661 EUR
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3 18 Mar, 09:558 084 EUR
2 23 Feb, 04:52116 EUR
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53. 3850566. A UNIQUE CHARLES II OAK TRENCHER CASE, LANCASHIRE, CIRCA 1660-1670.

Description

An incredibly rare wall hanging Trencher Case, the floral scroll carved cresting with owner’s triad of initial ‘W J A’ flanked by twin pairs of pyramid caps. In two compartments with centre shelf board having multiple angled and chamfered spindles front and rear (68 in total), joined by slender moulded side rails, with further moulded front rails terminating in twin pairs of pyramid cap finials, 14cm deep, 74cm wide and 77cm high.

Note - Wooden trenchers were the commonplace eating plate well into the 17th century, many period inventories mention them and their storage cases, very few cases are known to have survived.

Provenance - Purchased in the mid 1970’s from the 17th Century coaching Inn, The White Bull, Gisburn, Lancashire.

Condition

good deep and rich colour.

Sale

The Beedham Collection Part II

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Details

House
Bishop & Miller
Catalogue no
53

The Beedham Collection Part II

The Beedham family has been collecting early oak furniture and related works of art for over 70 years, however, the origins of this collection goes even further back.

Beedham Antiques was established in 1974 and moved to Holme Hall in Bakewell Derbyshire a large Grade I listed 15th/16th Manor House where many of the privately owned pieces pieces for sale in this collection were displayed in their authentic surroundings.

Celebrating their 50th year anniversary in the antiques business, The Beedham family is carrying on its tradition of supplying the finest Tudor, Elizabethan and Jacobean furniture to important Manor Houses and collectors alike.

Since the family were great private collectors, many of the pieces on display in the saleroom have not been seen on the market for a number of decades.

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