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Lot 10 · The Oak Interior

An unusual elm mortar, probably first half of the 17th century

Artist unrecorded

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Estimate
£500–£700 hammer ≈ $837–$1,172
Result
Performance
Sale
Bonhams — The Oak Interior, Oxford · 3 June 2014
Record ID
TB-2026-2002703
Record
first seen 25 Jul 2026 · updated 25 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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An unusual elm mortar, probably first half of the 17th century. Bonhams, 3 Jun 2014, lot 10. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-2002703.

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An unusual elm mortar, probably first half of the 17th century. Bonhams, 3 Jun 2014, lot 10. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-2002703.

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From the same sale The Oak Interior · Jun 2014

LotArtistEstimateResult
A large heptagonal elm mortar £500–£700
Four kitchen colanders £300–£500
A Neo-Classical marble mortar £200–£300
An unusual beech mortar with cover and pestle, English, circa 1700 £500–£700
Three pieces of domestic treen £200–£300
A collection of ten 19th and 20th century compo or plaster moulds £200–£300

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