126. AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BIN LABEL 'PORT', CIRCA 1760.

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126. 4116586. AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BIN LABEL 'PORT', CIRCA 1760.

Description

Of coat hanger form, reading 'Port', 13.5cm.

Condition

With restored chip.

Sale

The Oak Interior: Objects and Works of Art Edition

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Bidding

Hammer auction

Highest bid:
424 EUR
Estimate: 236 – 354 EUR
Hammering:
Sold
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Bid history

3 26 Mar, 08:47424 EUR
Only the highest room bid is shown above.
2 18 Mar, 10:34212 EUR
The reserve price of 212 EUR was met.
1 13 Mar, 10:3330 EUR
126. 4116586. AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BIN LABEL 'PORT', CIRCA 1760.

Description

Of coat hanger form, reading 'Port', 13.5cm.

Condition

With restored chip.

Sale

The Oak Interior: Objects and Works of Art Edition

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Details

Catalogue no
126

The Oak Interior: Objects and Works of Art Edition

This spring, The Oak Interior: Objects and Works of Art Edition brings together 140 lots celebrating centuries of craftsmanship, history and character. From intricately carved panels to a primitive money box dating back to the 16th century, this auction is a celebration of the warmth and strength of oak.

Beyond oak, the sale includes an excellent selection of carved figures, religious icons and medieval stone corbels amongst other items. Delft ceramics and 18th century drinking glasses round up the offer of functional and stylish lots.

Welcome, step into The Oak Interior at Bishop & Miller.

The auction is taking place at our Glandford, Norfolk saleroom and you can view on the following days:

Monday 17 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Tuesday 18 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Wednesday 19 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Thursday 20 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Friday 21 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Saturday 22 March 2025 9am – 10.30am,
Monday 24 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Tuesday 25 March 2025 9.30am – 4.30pm,
Wednesday 26 March from 9am

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