Rare items with a festive flavour have gone on display at a Suffolk antique shop.
Andrew Singleton has put together more than 100 pieces for his Christmas Selling Exhibition at Suffolk House Antiques, in Yoxford, including a 15th century English carving of the Adoration of the Magi, a 15th century East Anglian roof angel and an alabaster Nativity panel.
Elsewhere, there is a mid-Georgian period crossbow, an early 18th century Delft punch bowl and two sets of four Delft wet drug jars.
Amongst the oak, visitors will find a mid-16th century English linenfold panel chest, an Elizabethan child’s coffret, a mule chest with a carved inscription from 1731 and a George II bookcase, while in other timbers there is a George II burr elm library desk and a similarly dated walnut shepherd’s crook armchair.
The exhibition continues until Saturday, December 19.
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