Running Battle Antiques - Early English oak furniture

17th c. English Court Cupboard

Large carved cupboard with two doors on top and two larger doors below, with turned pillars supporting carved frieze on top, paneled sides. Rich chestnut color, overall carving and surface in excellent condition. Probably two pieces at one time, joined and later backboards added (19th c.). Some repairs.

English, c. 1660.
Height 66 1/2” Width 73” Depth 22 1/2”

$25,000

LDAZ2

18th c. OAK HANGING CUPBOARD

Interior with shaped shelves in original blue paint, enclosed by a glazed door with typical pattern of 13 panes decorated with reeded
latticework bars.

West Wales, c. 1780

$5,500

RBACA106

GEORGIAN OAK DRESSER

Plank top over three long drawers with walnut crossbanding, standing on cabriole front legs ending in pad feet. Rear legs are extended stiles. Paneled sides.
Height 34” Width 72” Depth 21”
English, c. 1760

Restoration: Some restoration to pads; brassware replaced; minor repair to walnut crossbanding.

$17,500
RBAM507

William and Mary Low Dresser

17 th century oak dresser with molded top, three drawers with applied split baluster decoration, standing on turned legs with straight stretchers.

English, c. 1680-1700.
Height 34” Width 72” Depth 19”

$18,500

G&C107

Mahogany gentleman’s armchair

with cane back and seat, lifting to show turned commode cover.
Original brass casters. “Gillow” factory mark on bottom.

English, c. 1810. Great for a man’s desk chair.

$4,500

rgc706

Georgian Lowboy

18 th century elm and oak lowboy, with single plank top, three drawers over scalloped apron, resting on
cabriole legs with pointed hoof feet.

English, c. 1740.

$7500
AS107

Montgomeryshire Oak Dressser Base

Dresser base made with prized Montgomeryshire oak. Plank top, three drawers and scalloped apron over potboard, with turned legs.

Mid-Wales, c. 1750.
Height 33” Width 69” Depth 16 1/2”

$25,000

LD107

17th c. Food Hutch or Bread Cupboard

Joined oak construction hanging cupboard with pierced pattern on front and sides for ventilation for food storage. Single door in center. (A similar oak hutch now in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London is illustrated in The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture by Ralph Edwards, published by Country Life Books.)
West Country, England, c.1630

$8,500 BH04

1700 Welsh Chair

Welsh wainscot chair, two panel back, sloped arms. Joined construction. This sturdy, simple armchair is totally original. Excellent color and patina. Great by a fireplace.

Welsh, c. 1700

$9,500

17th c. Large Oak Coffer

Unusual single panel top with molded edges over two panel front with center carving in the shape of a pillared arch. Nulling motif on top front rail. Carved applied molding gives unusual depth to front panels.

Height 27” Width 61 1/2” Depth 21 1/2”

English, c. 1640-1650

$8,500

Ash country dining table

Two-plank top with cleated ends and three old patches on one end. The apron fitted with shaped brackets either side of the strong, square legs. One large drawer. 8-10 seater. Strong grain, original soft, blonde color and patina. Height 31” Width 99” Depth 38” English, c. 1780-1800

$18,500

LJ105

OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS

Plank top over three drawers with split baluster applied decoration, paneled sides. Brass drops and bun feet replaced.

English, c. 1690

Height 30 1/2” Width 34” Depth 22 1/2”

$11,500

RBA G207

CHARLES II OAK COFFER

Three panel top with two panel front decorated with nulling border on front.
English, c. 1680

Original height. Lock and hinges replaced.
Height 26” Width 43 1/2 Depth 19 1/2”

$3,500
RBARCG802

MID-17TH c. OAK GATELEG

Oval planked top over turned supports with straight stretchers and single long drawer beneath central aspect.

English, c. 1660-1680

Height 28 1/2” Width 40” Depth 36”

$10,500

RBAM207

CHARLES II OAK GATELEG

Unusual small size, round gateleg with moulded edge top on turned legs. One drawer.
English, c. 1680
Height 30” Width 26” Depth 26”

$10,500
RBAWS107

English oak settle

Oak settle with paneled back, sloping arms and seat with lift top opening to a storage space below.

English, c. 1700-1720.
Height 54” Width 52” Depth 20”

$9,500

JW107

COMB BACK STICK CHAIR

Rounded ash back, inward curved arms, elm seat, standing on stump legs.

Western Wales, c. 1790-1820.

Found near Abaereron

$8,500

RBATB106

English Oak Furniture