A quantity of Charles I oak wainscot wall panelling, Gloucestershire, circa 1630


To include four carved frieze sections; each with elongated top panels boldly carved with a fork-tongued dragon with leafy body and coiled tail, spaced by leaf-carved corbels, two rows of plain panels below, various lengths 275cm; 210cm; 183cm and 104cm x 92cm high, together with six sections of plain panelling, with broad flat run-moulded short rails, thought to be the lower wall panelling to the same interior scheme as the dragon-carved frieze panels, again various sizes - 249cm x 81cm; 251 x 79cm; 253 x 72cm; 251 x 72cm; 261 x 21cm, 178 x 21cm, (10)