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Lot 905
Lot 911
Lot 912
Lot 913
905
Early 19th Century HMS Victory interest
treen carved lidded container, the
gadrooned carved top with conforming
carved base, the base with a plaque inset
stating Miss M E Eccles. Please accept this
little token from grandest vessel that ever
sailed H.M.S. Victory, poor Nelson was
shot & died on the ship, this is possibly a
descendant to Nelsons stepson Josiah
Nisbet, his Grandaughter was called
Eccles and wrote a book on Nelson, 7cm
high
£300 - £500
906
Large 18th Century treen sycamore
platter, with ring turned border, 50cm
wide
£200 - £300
907
Late 17th Century treen bowl, possibly a
wine taster or small table salt, armorial
coat of arms silver plaque set to the base,
9.5cm wide
£200 - £300
908
Late 18th Century treen walnut bowl,
with deep sides, 26cm wide
£100 - £150
909
Mixed treen objects, to include a 19th
century boxwood barrel nutcracker, a 19th
century boxwood corer, an elm page
turner, dated 1604, and a carved elm pot
with spout, (4)
£100 - £150
910
Two treen late 17th / early 18th Century
platters, the first in beechwood, the other
in sycamore, both 21.5cm wide, (2)
£100 - £150
911
Unusual George III period treen oak
candle holder/stick, the collapsible stick
in the form of two male figures, with plug
in candle top, 20cm high
£300 - £500
912
Unusual treen turned fruitwood goblet,
carved with George and the Dragon,
possibly late medieval, 13cm high
£400 - £600
913
Welsh treen sycamore goblet/chalice,
possibly 16th/17th Century, the turned
bowl above a turned column and platform
base, 22cm high
£400 - £600