Lot 75: Estimate £500 - £1,000
A Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables Auction to include BBC TV's Bargain Hunt, Thursday 26th March 2026, 10:00

A pair of Edwardian glass floral patterned wine decanters with stoppers, 32.5cm high, a hobnail cut glass whisky decanter and stopper 26.5cm, and a ring neck decanter and stopper 27cm (4)

A Waterford crystal Lismore pattern decanter with stopper and four matching brandy glasses, all boxed

A Royal Doulton advertising figure Yardleys Old English Lavender (writing lacking) 22.5cm high

A Belgian Delft style blue and white charger by Boch Freres Keramis decorated with a fisherman 40cm diameter, a Royal Sphinx Delfts blue and white charger decorated with a couple riding a horse and cart 39.5cm, and a continental blue and white glazed earthernware dish 52cm

A pair of Chelsea Derby style porcelain bocage figurines modelled with a male and female each on scroll base with gilt embellishments 23.5cm high (a/f)

Three Royal Doulton ceramic figures comprising 'Dorothy', 'The Cup of Tea' and 'Amanda', tallest 19cm high

A Puigdemont studio pottery shallow bowl decorated with a fish, signature to base, 24.5cm diameter

Three Beswick porcelain models of birds comprising two geese and a swan, swan 10cm high, all boxed

Goran Warff for Kosta Boda: A blue and pink glass centrepiece dish, signed to base 'Kosta Boda, G. Warff, 7079910', bearing makers label, within origal packaging, width 34cm

Of Rugby interest, a Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'rugby match' jug decorated with applied reliefs of rugby players within beaded and foliate borders, impressed and incised marks 19cm high

A French painted porcelain plaque depicting cupid and a maiden on a seesaw in a classical garden setting, indistinctly signed, late 19th / early 20th century, inset ornate neo classical revival gilt metal frame, frame 24cm high by 22cm wide.

A pair of 19th century opaque glass table lustres, decorated with opposing panels of cherubs, and applied with cut glass prism drops, 30cm high.

A Royal Doulton model of Omar Khayyam 15.5cm high

A Beswick Charles Dickens 'Mr Micawber' ceramic wall plaque 22cm high

A William Moorcroft / Moorcroft pottery 'Pomegranate' pattern vase, early 20th century, decorated dark blue ground, signed W. Moorcroft, impressed marks to base 'Moorcroft, Burslem, England. 189', height 21.5cm (AF)

A pair of 19th century gilt metal and porcelain ornaments (converted to table lamps but in need or re-wiring), 31cm high

A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern part dinner and tea service, approx 60 pieces.

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a recumbent lioness, height 15cm, length 31cm

A collection of Naples porcelain comprising chocolate pot and cover, trinket pot, a pair of portrait busts and a model of a courting couple, together with a Limoges gilt metal mounted trinket pot in the form of a piano, and two Continental porcelain figures

A collection of Tremar pottery comprising a wide selection of birds and animals

A set of three Danbury Mint Wedgwood Lord of the Rings plates, by Ted Nasmith, including; The Anger of the Mountain, Leaving Rivendell and Dawn at Minas Tirith, two with certificates, each 20cm diameter

A gilt framed 19th century porcelain panel painted with a fisherman, signed F Clark, 17cm by 13cm

A collection of Bohemian ruby and cranberry glass to include four liqueur glasses and eight various vases

A mixed 19th/ 20th century bone china part tea set, all similarly decorated, manufacturers including Grosvenor China and Allertons Ltd, each with green shagreen pattern ground, comprising; teapot, eighteen cups, eighteen saucers, two sugar bowl, fifteen side plates and three sandwich plates, each gilt heightened, teapot height 15cm, (some AF) (57 pieces)

A set of late Victorian/ Edwardian brass postal scales and weights, mounted to mahogany base, engraved 'Made in England' and 'Warranted Accurate', width overall 18cm

A Moorcroft 'Pheasants Eye' pattern table lamp, designed by Shirley Hayes, on wooden base, height overall 47cm

A Winstanley Pottery model of a seated ginger kitten, bearing Janny Winstanley makers signature to base, with glass eyes, height 11.75cm

A Zsolnay Pecs Art Nouveau iridescent glazed porcelain jug modelled with two figures, printed marks to base, 17cm high

A vintage marquetry drop leaf drinks trolley, inlaid with a floral motif, two-tier with brass gallery, raised on two large and two small wheels, length to handle 83cm

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain two handled vase and cover, with floral panel and gilt embellishments, 12.5cm high

A 19th century Vienna porcelain figure group depicting a courting couple with the male feeding grapes to his companion, with a recumbant dog beside, on naturalistic base, factory mark underside, 20cm high, (af).

A Meissen figural double salt, 20th century, in the form of a seated male figure holding a bouquet of flowers between two floral encrusted baskets, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 3024 and 42, and painted '53', height 13cm, together with a Meissen porcelain figure, of a standing male wearing a tricorn hat looking towards the horizon, blue crossed swords mark to base, (AF) height 10.5cm (2)

A pair of Victorian style cut glass lustre table lamps with hurricane shades and on circular bases 64.5cm high (a/f)

A 19th century 'Squire' Toby jug, with hand painted decoration, 30cm high.

A 19th century French Sevres gilt metal mounted porcelain covered vase, painted with opposing panels of cherub and scantily clad maiden, and musical instruments, dove, and other objects to the reverse, amidst lavish gilt, factory marks inside cover, 48cm high.

A set of eight Waterford crystal 'Colleen' pattern goblets 13cm high, in two boxes

A Moorcroft 'Golden Lily' pattern table lamp, design by Rachel Bishop,on wooden base, height overall 36cm

A Shelley china tea set, pattern 8190, with cobalt blue swallow and gilt borders, comprising a pair of platters, slops bowl, eight tea cups and saucers and eight small plates (a/f)

An Art Deco blue guilloche enamel five piece dressing table set, comprising: two handled brushes, two further brushes and a hand mirror, mirror height 27cm (AF)

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese style female figure seated with exotic bird and water dish, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 656451, height 13.5cm

Four pieces of vintage Poole Pottery in the 'Delphis' design, comprising a 40cm high vase, a 23cm high vase, a 35cm diameter charger, and a 27cm diameter charger, (4).

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female holding a parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65645 and 1070, height 18.5cm

Roberto Rigon (Italian, b 1929), three lions, 1970s, one with a 'smalto sasso' glaze, one in grey, with raised decoration in black, one with a white glaze, two with a raised 'RR Italy', the grey lion, inscribed 'RR' (3) each 31.5cm wide

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese boy figure holding a parasol and a shakuhachi, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65650 and 1290, height 14.75cm

A 19th century champleve enamel and gilt metal mounted porcelain covered vase, hand painted to both sides with a scene of cupid and a maiden and a classical landscape, 31cm high.

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female figure holding a fan aloft, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 2674and 127, and 'Foreign', height 17cm

A Royal Dux porcelain group 'Retour de Chasse' (returning from hunting), early 20th century, factory mark to underside, 57cm high.

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female figure standing pouring tea, with two child attendants, gilt heightened, one holding a tea cup and saucer, the other with a basket of fruit, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65644 and 7280, and painted '22', height 17cm

Decorative ceramics: comprising a Spode 'Ambassador' pattern vacuum tureen, 23cm high, a Dresden yellow ground porcelain cigarette tray, featuring pedestal cigarette holder and two removable ashtrays, 23cm wide (small chip to rim), a Lorenz Hutschen Reuther unglazed porcelain model of a horse, 34cm high, and a Rosenthal twin handled pierced gilt bordered dish, 30cm wide, with matching smaller dish, 15.5cm diameter, (5).

A Lalique 'Coquilles' pattern glass plate 26.5cm diameter

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, after Johann Joachim Kandler, in the form of a female figure standing within a boat, with seated child holding a fish and crane standing to her right, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base and painted '7', height 15cm

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a male figure leaning upon a parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 2677and 1309, gilt number 6, height 18cm

A 19th century French Sevres porcelain vase, with applied ornate gilt metal handles, opposing hand painted panels within gilt borders on a gilt trimmed blue groung, factory marks to underside, 30cm high, (possibly missing a cover), together with a pair of similar side ornaments, 25cm high, (3).

A vintage opticians eye chart published by Weiss London, paper mounted to card, with string hanging loop, height 63cm (AF)

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese figure standing holding a parakeet, with two child attendants, one holding a mushroom aloft the other with a basket of fruit, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65648 and 1190, height 16.2cm

An Eddie Goodall for Purbeck Pottery studio pottery bowl, decorated against the stoneware ground with brown sgraffito pattern glaze, turquoise crackle glaze to interior, bearing impressed potters mark to base, diameter 26.25cm

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a seated fish seller with parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65639 and 1285, height 13.5cm

A vintage cased set of six multi coloured hock wine glass, c. 1960s, in the Bohemian style, with clear glass bases, cut glass decoration to shallow bowls, within fitted case, each height 15.5cm (case AF)

A Japanese bronzed metal table lamp decorated with a dragon, approx 39cm high, together with a Tiffany style coloured glass shade decorated with dragonflies (a/f)

A mixed collection of eight Chinese famille rose porcelain plates, each decorated in polychrome enamels with floral and bird motifs, diameter 22.5cm (8)

A Chinese Cantonese famille rose porcelain tea bowl 4.5cm high, a Chinese blue and white porcelain tea bowl bearing a Qing Dynasty style mark 4.5cm high, and a Japanese Satsuma ware bowl 7cm high (a/f)

A 19th century Chinese silk needlework panel housed within a glazed oak firescreen 76cm high, 52cm wide

A fine quality vintage German Hutschenreuther Hohenberg porcelain dinner service, with lavish gilt and blue borders, 39 pieces.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain cylinder vases, both with character marks to base, 26cm high (damaged)

A collection of Asian green reconstituted stone, hardstone and composite figures to include an old man with attendant, on wooden stand, 13.5cm high including base, and a cased hardstone dagger

A large continental porcelain girandole wall mirror with candle holder sconces, in the style of Sitzendorf, decorated in bold relief with musician cherubs and flowering branches, mounted on a hardwood back, 85cm high by 63cm wide, (some small blemishes).

A Meissen porcelain vase in the blue-blossom style, featuring opposing hand painted panels depicting courting couples in classical settings within shaped gilt borders, on a low relief blue flower ground, underside with crossed swords mark, 23cm high, together with a pair of near identival KPM porcelain vases, factory marks to underside, 24cm high, (3).

An Elizabeth II Art Nouveau style silver photograph frame, by John Bull Ltd., Birmingham, 1987, with velvet covered back and easel support, height 21cm

A pair of Japanese Imari covered vases, early 20th century, decorated in iron red and gilt over underglaze blue with traditional foliate and bird designs, mounted with temple dog finials, 36cm high, (one small rim chip).

A Japanese patinated bronze okimono figure of a roaring lion, Meiji period, impressed seal mark to base, with glass eyes, length 39cm, height 18cm

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain covered vases, probably 19th century, painted underglaze with dragons and foliage, undersides with four character marks, 32cm high, (af).

A Japanese Meiji Period Kodansu (table top cabinet), featuring chased metal mounts and chinoiserie decoration to the black laquer ground, the two doors with inset enamel decorated panels, enclosing three drawers, raised on a detached base, 42cm high by 35cm wide by 23cm deep, (some wear and blemishes).

Japanese School (20th century) portrait of Daruma, ink and wash, with two lines of calligraphy and red seal mark, framed and mounted, 26.5cm x 24cm

A mixed collection of nine Japanese blue and white porcelain plates, decorated with phoenix pattern, being a pair of saucers, four plates and three dinner plates, the largest diameter 21cm, together with three Masons Imari patterned plates, and three Chinese porcelain plates, being a pair and one other, each decorated against the dark blue ground with gilt dragon motif, with underglazed blue character marks to bases, the largest diameter 21cm and one similar badly damaged (AF) (15)

A large Chinese celadon fluted dish, believed Ming Dynasty, 45cm diameter

A Chinese butterfly shaped hors d'oeuvre dish set, 19th century, the black lacquered case applied and decorated with hardstones, mother of pearl, and gilt, enclosing the nine enamel painted dishes, case 42cm wide.

A Chinese famille rose lidded porcelain jar and cover, decorated in enamels with figural scenes and panels of text, height 11.75cm, together with a Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar, lacking voer, decorated with floral motif, a pair of miniature Chinese porcelain blue and white double gourd vases, decorated with prunus, height 8.5cm, two Chinese tea bowls, one with cover and wooden stand, and a Royal Worcester Blue Sprays patterned dish (AF) (7)

A collection of four Chinese export mythological porcelain plates,18th century, each decorated en Grisaille and gilt, centrally with figure of Neptune holding a trident, standing within a horse drawn chariot upon rough seas, within a spearhead border, surrounded by panels of landscape and exotic bird scenes, diameter 23cm (AF) (4)

Lego Technic 42024 Container Truck, boxed (a/f)

A brass three branch chandelier, possibly Dutch, 68cm high

A Lego Creative Bucket set No.10664 (a/f - unsealed)

An Arts & crafts carved wooden panel, early 20th century, decorated with two central lions flanked by two stylised flowers, 104cm wide by 44cm high.

A Bernard Meldahl Norwegian silver and red enamel leaf form brooch, c. 1960s, bearing makers initials and marked '925S Sterling, Made in Norway', height 4.4cm

A collection of twelve silver plated decanter labels, one Coalport porcelain decanter label, and a silver plated bottle stand, (14).

An early 20th century Doulton Carrara Ware advertising model of a polar bear, designed by Leslie Harradine, in white glaze, modelled seated upon a plinth base, height 18cm (AF)

A Japanese needlework panel, early 20th century, embroidered with moths, grasshoppers and beetles within a naturalistic environment, with four lines of calligraphy, surrounded by a floral border, together with a Chinese needlework panel, embroidered with peonies, vases and floral elements, on a fawn coloured ground, surrounded by a border, the first overall 58cm x 27cm (2)

A vintage German lidded tankard, by R. W. Regensburg, decorated against the brown glaze with impressed dimples in turquoise glaze, with metal mount and lid, marked to underside of lid and impressed to base, height 15.75cm

Lego Harry Potter 75953 Hogwarts Whomping Willow, boxed (box a/f)

A Victorian feather and needlework panel depicting a bird amongst flowers and foliage in a decorated scroll carved glazed circular shaped frame, 42cm by 36cm (a/f)

Frank Bowcher (1864 - 1938) a commemorative plaque, celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Charles Edward Jones and Maria Lucinda, 1906, within oak frame, height 23.5cm

A similar example is included in the British Museum and the Museum d'Orsay.

A pair of bronzed figures after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834 - 1917), c.1900/1910, depicting cherubs, raised on marble bases, 28cm high, (af).

A framed needlework panel commemorating King George V and dated 1911, 42cm by 54cm

A framed needlework panel commemorating the Festival of Britain 1851-1951, 33cm by 41cm

An Art Noveau copper jug or ewer by Joseph Sankey & Sons, embossed decorated with geometric floral motif, impressed makers mark to base 'J. S. & S., Made in England, Solid Copper' height 29cm, together with a 19th century copper flagon, decorated with a geometric motif, with iron handle and base, height 23cm, (AF) (2)

Six modern painted decorative decoy ducks to include a red-breasted merganser 34.5cm long, and a pair of snipe (a/f)

An Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph, by P.J.P., Birmingham, 2008, with velvet easel back, height 19cm

An early / mid 20^th century brown leather suitcase, possibly adapted for prop use, bearing later painted inscription to lid ‘Theatrical Clothiers & Costumiers, All Kinds of Costumes Lent of Hired, No. 43 Shaftesbury Avenue - London’ , width 61cm

Lego - Boxed Lego 70620 The Ninjago Movie Ninjago City (a/f)

Contemporary Art: a Louis Vuitton style fire extinguisher sculpture, 55cm high.

A late 19th century silver plated photograph frame marked Tiffany & Co. Makers, bearing detailed engraved inscription in mirror writing to easel back, 'Mrs., William Henry Harrison has the honour of announcing the marriage of her daugher Maude Marion to Robert Niven Agnew, on Wednesday June the twenty first eighteen hundred and ninety nine, Calvary Church, New York' (Manhattan), additionally engraved to front with intertwinned couples initials, height 21.5cm

An Edwardian walnut table top smokers cabinet, the two bevelled glass panelled doors enclosing a nicely fitted interior, raised on na swept plinth base, 32cm wide by 25cm deep by 35cm high.

A 19th century pine apprentices chest, fitted with four bdrawers with bronze cup handles, raised on shaped bracket feet, 44cm high by 36cm wide by 17cm deep.

A 'Pacific Art' sculpture of a cellist, cast metal, plinth base, impresssed makers mark, 51cm high.

A boxed LEGO Creator 10232 Palace Cinema (box a/f)

A copper copper, 19th century, riveted construction, 33cm high by 46cm diameter, (age related wear).

An Art Nouveau carved alabaster bust depicting a young woman, 37cm high.

A good quality vintage leather cowboy's saddle, with attractive tooled decoration.

A pair of vintage gilt metal figurative table lamps, on wooden plinth bases, 67cm (to top of bulbs).

A large 19th century cast iron 'lion' boot scraper, 68cm wide by 34cm high.

A collection of five antique walking canes, including a continental Art Nouveau example with .800 handle, an example with cast metal 'ladies leg' handle, a hornn handled examplem with silver collar, and two bamboo shaft examples. Together with a late 19th / early 20th century brass and cast iron stick stand, (6).

A carved hardstone Inuit sculpture, of a male figure wearing a hooded jacket, 20th century, height 39cm

A Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars ‘Tricorn’ glass vase, in kingfisher blue colour within a clear glass outer, height 23.5cm

After Frederic Sackrider Remington (American, 1861-1909), 'Mountain Man', bronze model of a rider with horse on a steep mountainside, 28.5cm high

A vintage Indian brass betel nut box, repousse decorated with repeating floral and foliate motifs, with panels of exotic birds, animals and flowers, with loop carrying handle, and lock, height 24cm

A large bronze sculpture 'Marley Horse' after Guillaume Coustou (French, 1677-1746), 58cm high.

A late 19th/ early 20^th century butter churn, metal bound, with turning handle and removable lid, height 45cm

A large decorative wall art panel, Batik style, intricately decorated with hand stitchedi silver coloured thread and painted fabric with an underwater scene featuring fourteen fish and seaweeds, 83cm by 167cm, framed.

A large Victorian woolwork picture panel 'Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time' after Sir Edwin Landseer, 80cm by 102cm, oak frame, together a damaged frameless engraving of the same scene.

A George III Officer's Universal Pattern gorget, of gilt brass engraved to the front with crowned 'GR' cypher, with a pair of mounted brown silk rosettes, wide 10cm

A Bally 'El Toro' pinball machine, (a/f - no screws and untested), height 171cm, depth 134cm, width 56cm

Film, Music & Television Autographs: A mixed collection of signed photographs of entertainers, actors and actresses, subjects including; Charlton Heston, Shirley Bassey, John Mills, Bob Hope, The Two Ronnies, Diana Rigg, Douglas Fairbanks, Michael Caine, Clint Eastwood, Henry Cooper, amongst others others, some autopen, containined within a binder, approx. 86 photographs

First hand inspection recommended

Map: 'Surrey, described and divided into hundreds' by John speed, 17th century, inset double sided frame, another 17th century map of Surrey inset double sided frame, a smaller antique map 'Nova Virginiae Tabula' (New Map of Virginia), framed, label verso, another antique map 'Laponia et Terra Eso' (Japan and the Land of Eso), framed, together with a set of four antique prints depicting the four seasons, after William Hamilton, framed, (8).

A 19th century French gilt metal mounted crossbanded kingwood table top jardiniere and cover, applied with Sevres style porcelain panels, 46cm wide by 30cm deep by 21cm high.

After Isidore Jules Bonheur (French, 1827 - 1901), a bronze sculpture of a running Gazelle on naturalistic base, signed in the cast, late 19th / early 20th century, 13.5cm wide by 10cm high.

A matched pair of French Egyptian revival bronzed figurative lamps with glass 'flame' shades, early 20th century, 102cm high, (af).

A vintage Mdina turquoise ‘Ming’ pattern glass vase, of bottle form, signed and dated 1973, height 22cm

A 1907 part Maundy set (the penny missing), with a case, various Elizabeth II crowns including three 1953, a 1935 silver Jubilee medallion with original box, two half crowns 1923 and 1950, a Victorian Gothic florin, a George III half penny 1799 and further coins

A 1950s Bryans penny slot arcade pinball machine with multi-coloured sunburst panel, oak case with chrome fittings 64cm high, 44cm wide, with coins (a/f)

A vintage Zaccaria 'Queens Castle' pinball machine, c.1978, original bold striking designs throughout, chrome mounts, appears in good age related wear and patination, 137cm long by 59cm wide by 176cm high.

A vintage flip ball arcade machine 'Strike' 2p play, fruitwood case with chrome mounts, 88cm high.

A Shepherds Hut, sympathetically and meticulously refurbished to a high standard, ideal for either commercial accomodation or private use for family and guests, fitted with electrics, plumbing, a wood burner, and a double bed, size approximately 14.5ft by 7ft

Please note this is off site from the saleroom and can be viewed by appointment, sited in Sidlesham, PO20 area, just 5 miles from the saleroom - the buyer must arrange collection

A Shepherds Hut, sympathetically and meticulously refurbished to a high standard, ideal for either commercial or private use as an office or garden room for family and guests, size approximately 13.6ft by 6.5ft.

Please note this is off site from the saleroom and can be viewed by appointment, sited in Sidlesham, PO20 area, just 5 miles from the saleroom - the buyer must arrange collection.

A c.1959 Seeburg Model 222SH jukebox, stereophonic, 160 selections of 45 RPM records, the stylish of the period cabinet with stylised recessed speakers, chrome mounts, side panel decoration, and glass panels, appears in good age related worn patination, 141cm high by 83cm wide by 69cm deep.

A c.1950's/60's 'Screen Stars' one arm bandit arcade machine, 62cm high.

Enzo Plazotta (Italian, 1921-1981), 'Dancer Undressing', limited edition bronze figure number 8/9, with foundry stamp, raised on plinth base, combined height 65cm.

Provenance: Kensington Sporting Paintings Ltd, 2 The Downs, Wimbledon, London, comes with provenance sheet.

Louis-Ernest Barrias (French 1841-1905), a small bronze model of a putto sitting on a vase beside a snail, cast by F. Barbedienne, 12.5cm high

A vintage 'Big Ben' pinball machine by Williams Electronics Inc, c.1975, decorated with classic 70's fashion clad figures and graphics, in good age related wear and patination, (Big Ben is a classic shooter's game, you have to concentrate on three main things, getting the B-I-G rollovers, knocking down the B-E-N drop targets for bonus points and extra balls, and getting the ball into the saucer for 5,000 points!), 137cm long by 62cm wide by 177cm high.

A c.1958 Bal-Ami juke box, appears in good age related condition and patination, chrome mounts and of the period stylised decorated side panels, (BAL-AMi was the biggest British manufacturer and distributor of jukeboxes in the golden rock 'n' roll era of the mid 1950's through to the early 1960's), 155cm high by 85cm wide by 69cm deep.

A pair of 19^th century bronze rococo revival chenet, each fire andiron in the form of trailing acanthus leaves, with attachment for bracket verso, height 28cm (2)

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson oak trinket box and cover, with carved signature mouse, 19cm wide by 11cm deep by 10cm high.

A vintage Murano orange glass bowl, encased with white and clear glass, with shaped rim, width 45cm

A quantity of British pre-decimal coins including pre 1920 and pre 1947 issue, a 1951 crown and two one pound notes, with a coin set box

A Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen silver and enamelled ‘Acorn’ salt cellar and salt spoon, c. 1960s, the Konge blue enamel decorated to bowl, variously marked and impressed ‘62’, the spoon with ‘Acorn’ terminal, salt width 6cm, gross total weight 0.9oz (2)

A Second World War British Royal Air Force Officer's service dress tunic, two leather flight helmets, two caps, two RAF cloth badges, three ties, and a silk scarf with needlework crest, by repute belonged to Flight Lieutenant A J Hanmore 148 Bomber Squadron *this lot is being sold in aid of St Wilfrid's Hospice

A Corgi Mettoy limited edition tinplate clockwork model Routemaster Bus London Transport No. MT00103, boxed, and a Sun Star die-cast 1:24 scale model Bedford OB Duple Vista Coach, boxed (2)

A 1914 Star to Major H W E HITCHKINS MANCH:R, The 1914-18 British War Medal and The 1914-19 Victory Medal both to LT COL H W E HITCHKINS

A collection of miniature model motor vehicles, mostly Oxford, boxed, together with a collection of mostly Lledo and Days Gone models (unboxed)

A 1937 Coronation Year specimen coin set from crown to farthing including the four Maundy coins, with a case and box

A Russian military decoration, The Order of the Red Star, established in 1930 and awarded until 1991, with stud and screw attachment, stamped and numbered to the reverse

A Lionel Corporation model railway locomotive, together with four rolling stock, together with provenance regarding the previous owner *this lot is being sold in aid of St Wilfrid's Hospice

A William IV/ early Victorian English ‘Silnus’ salt glazed jug, modelled in relief with figures of Silenus, Bacchus and satyrs amongst fruiting vines, height 21.5cm

A Steiff limited edition teddy bear, 663208 Joshua Classic Black Bear, 1959-2009, white ear tag, 01660/5000, 34cm, a Steiff Classic 1926 Bear, yellow ear tag 006418, 23cm, a Steiff Classic 1909 Bear, yellow ear tag 000355, 24cm, a Twyford bear and two other stuffed bears

A collection of five boxed Steiff miniature teddy bears to include Steiff Teddy Bear silver grey 7cm Club Gift 2005, and Steiff Annual Club Gift 2013

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Britannia', silvered cast metal, impressed 'Vivat Rex' and 'REG 582850', on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

"Vivat Rex" is a Latin phrase that translates to 'Long live the King!', and it is believed that these were produced as souvenirs to mark King George V's Coronation in June 1911, also, by repute, the vendor believes these were issued to British Governors cars.

Automobilia: an early 20th century French white metal cased hunter pocket watch, the back outer case decorated in niello with an open top Bugatti motor car with driver and passengers, the front case decorated in niello and gilt metal (possibly gold) with aircraft, the white enamel dial inscribed 'IKO' and with subsidiary seconds dial, and with 15 jewel movement, (af).

Automobilia: a medallion believed to be for the 1936 Paris to Nice race, by Felix Rasumny, signed, decorated in relief with a figure driving to one side, and a vacant cartouche the other side, 5cm diameter, with fitted case.

Automobilia: a 1930 HIVER auto accessories booklet, 24cm by 18cm, together with an order sheet, and a 'The Automobile Girl' Postcard, stamped 1910 and with a US Postage One Cent stamp and a Hilgeland sealed pack of four keyrings, 24.5cm by 14.5cm.(4).

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Mr Punch as Justice', chromed metal, raised on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Ally Sloper', silvered metal, 9cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Sphinx' for Armstrong-Siddeley, cast alloy displayed on a later marble stand, combined height 11cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged cherub playing the triangle', after Claude Michel, known as Clodion, signed 'Clodion', bronze, on a plinth base, height 21cm.

This may be a 19th century bronze miniature sculpture later adapted as a car mascot.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Lucifer Golfing Society', by James Dixon & Sons, silver plated, inscibed to base and impresssed marks to underside, 11cm high.

In 1921 Sir Hedley le Bas and friends founded the society, an exclusive private gentlemans club inn London, limited to only 60 members rising to 100 members in 1925. Members included Charles Sykes (who became Captain in 1936), Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Cupid' or 'Eros', by Louis Lejeune, signed with LL monogram and 'copyright', silvered cast metal, height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'La Boxe', it is believed that this figure is based on either Max Schmeling or George Carpentier, bronzed metal, on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Cigone' depicting an art deco stylised stork, silvered cast metal, on a later marble base, total height 16cm.

A set of four Rococo style finger plates, trellis design with central embossed leaf motif, re-gilded, height 30cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Dinkie Doo', gilt metal, inscribed on plinth, standing on a radiator cap, height 16.5cm.

A vintage Black Forest carved novelty bottle stopper, in the form of a seated bear, with cork, height overall 9cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged Caryatid', impressed 'FRANCE' and two monograms, bronze, height 16cm.

An unusual miniature set of cast iron garden furniture, comprising a pair of chairs and table, each white painted, with pierced decoration, chair height 23cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Anti-Aircraft Gun', cast metal, on a flared circular metal base, total height 13cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged maiden on winged wheels', polished cast brass, on a radiator cap, height 20cm.

The vendor had been informed that this relates to a 1928 North London Carrying Company catalogue entry.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Seated boy holding a toy car', silvered cast metal, on a radiator cap, height 12cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Racing driver', after Boccazzi, impressed 'BOCCAZZI', bronze, displayed on a stepped base, combined height 11cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Chevrolet Quota Trophy October 1927', Ternstedt manufacturing Company, Detroit, USA, inscribed to both sides and underside, cast metal with spinning propeller, 10cm high by 16cm wing span.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'The Pathfinder', attributed to R Johns for Pontiac, silvered cast metral on a later marble base, total height 12cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Native American Chief' radiator cap for Pontiac, cast metal, height 9cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Chick emerging from an egg', bronze and part silvered, on a radiator cap, height 7.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Pierrot', by Henri Briand, signed, silvered bronze, on a radiator cap, height 13cm.

An Ivor T. Holth Norwegian silver gilt and yellow enamelled brooch, of modernist design, variously marked 925S Norway and Sterling, width 4.2cm, 6.1g

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Speed God' attributed to Gustave Poitvin, possibly for Finnigans Motor Accessories of London, bronze, 14cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'leaping moose', Austrian, bronze, stamped 'Austria', raised on a radiator cap, total height 15cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Leprechaun', depicted wearing a flowing cape and a peaked cap, possibly made for the Smith Manufacturing Company of Chicago, USA, aluminium, height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Pierce Arrow', by William N Schnell, signed, also impressed 'Tireur d'Arc', silvered and bronzed cast metal, displayed on a later marble stand, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged naked female on a wheel', impressed DRGM (a German design registration mark), silvered cast metal, on a radiator cap, height 15.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Boubou' depicting a monkey holding a lamp, by Max Le Verrier (Louis Octave Maxime Le Verrier), signed, the lamp with glass shade, cast metal and wired, raised on a marble plinth base, total height 16cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: François Bazin, 'Flying Stork', for the Hispano-Suiza motor car, silvered metal, signed, on later clear base, total height 16.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Le Char 17 Renault Tank', by Pierre Felix Masseau, signed, bronze, 7cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Willys Knight' silvered metal, on a Citroen bakelite radiator cap, c.1929-31, inscribed with company logo, total height 14.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Centaur', by F Bazin, signed, silvered brass, on a marble base, total height 16cm.

A collection of Folio Society hardback books to include twelve Charles Dickens and twenty-three Anthony Trollope

A framed vintage needlework map of England and Wales, 48cm by 40cm

A Thomas and John Bowles framed 'A New Mapp of Scotland or North Britain With Considerable Improvements according to the New Observations 1746', 62cm by 104cm

A collection of unframed antique maps, plans and charts to include Emmanuel Bowen 'A New and Accurate Map of the Netherlands or Low Countries [...]', 37cm by 23cm, 'Plan of Cardona, a strong City and Castle of Catalonia, upon the River Cardoner as besieged by the French and defeated by the Allies', 41cm by 51cm, and Thomas Forrest, 'Part of Magindano, from Tetyan Harbour to the Island Serangani', 32cm by 31.5cm (a/f)

A late 19th century Aesthetic movement inspire teapot and cover, of square form with handle and spout modelled as bamboo, decorated with Japanese inspired panels, bearing inscribed number to base 1517, height 23cm

A framed J Rapkin map of Holland with illustrations by H Warren 34.5cm by 25.5cm, together with a framed J Rapkin map of France with illustrations by J Wray 25cm by 31cm (2)

A set of six Art Nouveau tiles, each moulded with water lily pattern against a turquoise ground, mounted together on a board, possibly removed from a fire surround, total width 92.5cm

Enid Blyton (1897-1968): a signed / inscribed book 'Birds of our Garden', 1940, no jacket.

A vintage Doctor Who Dalek figure by Dapol Ltd. in original packaging, c. 1996, figure W008-03 black-silver version, height 9.75cm

A framed John Speed map of Hampshire, "Hantshire described and devided. Jodocus Hondius celavitv and are to be sold in Popes head alley by I. Sudbury and G. Humbell. Cum Privilegio", 39cm by 51cm

Collier (J Payne) Ed. 'The Works of William Shakespeare'. 8 Vols, Whittaker and Co, London 1843 (a/f)

A Spanish BM Concert Grande six string guitar, with stand, an Epiphone banjo, an Oscar Schmidt by Washburn ukulele, and one other ukulele.

A vintage gilt starburst wall clock the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 49cm wide

A French gilt brass carriage clock, 19th century, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and blue steeled handels over a subsidiary dialwith Arabic numerals, height 12.5cm

A 20th century gravity clock, the circular weighted dial with exposed escapement and Arabic numerals, the mechanism designed to descend slowly down twin vertical columns, raised on a stepped rectangular plinth base 25.5cm high

A vintage gilt starburst wall clock, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 50cm wide

A 19th century French gilt metal figural mantle clock, the circular painted enamel dial bearing Roman numerals and inscribed 'BOIN A LLIER CTAL PLAIS RAL', flanked by a figure of a lady with dove, on a scrolling base, 27cm high

An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain 'Nanking' cargo bowl, decorated with landscape scenes, bearing Christies label to base 'Lot 2708', diameter 19.5.cm

A late 19th century French Gothic revival gilt brass cased mantle clock, the movement striking on a bell, with pendulum, 49cm high.

A painted cast metal John Bull moving eye clock 39cm high

A French brass carriage clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, inscribed 'Harrods Ltd., Made in Paris', with blue steel hands, bearing engraved initials 'D.B.M. to top, height 14cm

A 19th century bracket clock, signed Wright London, the arched silvered dial with Roman numerals, rosewood case with gadrooned top and shaped finial, raised on four feet, height 32cm

A 19th century French gilt metal and marble three piece portico clock garniture, the ornate classical architectural structure with pretty enamel painted dial, the movement striking on a bell, with sunburst pendulum, flanked by twin candelabra, clock 41cm high.

A 19^th century rosewood cased wheel barometer with four silvered dials for the barometer, thermometer, hydrometer, and spirit level, 95cm high.

A 19th century mahogany cased circular fusee wall clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, 40cm diameter, with pendulum and key

An early 20th century walnut chiming Grandmother clock the circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and attractive floral design, in bracket feet, presentation plaque to interior dated 1936, 188.5cm high, with pendulum, three brass weights and winding key

A French gilt brass petite sonnerie repeating carriage clock, 19th century, the case with stepped base and beaded edges, the painted enamelled dial with stylised numerals, movement marked' Aig Le Reveil', and 'Aiguilles', alarm on two gongs lever at the base, height 17cm

A good quality 18th century feathered mahogany cased striking 8 day longcase clock by Thomas Kefford of Royston, Hertfordshire, the twelve inch arched brass dial with silvered strike / silent dial, silvered name plaque, silvered subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, engraved decoration and applied spandrels, above the domed trunk door, moulded decoration, and bracket feet, with pendulum and two weight, 230cm (7'6") high.

A 20th century oak cased Grandmother clock with St Michael, Westminster and Whittington chimes, 188cm high, with three brass weights and pendulum (pendulum a/f)

A Christiaan Huygens figured walnut cased chiming Grandmother clock, 20th century, with carved crest, fretwork panels, shaped bracket feet, the arched dial decorated with a village scene and mechanical revolving figures, date aperture and day aperture, 177cm high, with two weights and a pendulum.

A 1930s William Crawford & Sons novelty biscuit tin in the form of a globe, detailed to base 'By Appointment to the Late King George V., William Crawford & Sons Ltd. Biscuit Manufacturers, Edinburgh, Liverpool & London, Great Britain', height 21cm

A Chinese celadon style ceramic table lamp base, decorated with floral motif, on hardwood base, with pleated silk shade, base height to fitting 39cm, together with a Chinese style turquoise crackle glazed table lamp base, with pleated silk shade, (shade AF) height 35cm, overall total height 72.5cm (2)

A vintage clockwork 'Hafner Trains' tinplate locomotive, mid 20th century, numbered 2000 to side, length 21cm

A collection of cigars to include three Macanudo (two wrapped)

A pair of large contemporary continental vases, in the Maiolica style, modelled with lemons and foliage trailing across body, of globular form, decorated with the mottled white brown, green and yellow glazes, height 28.5cm (2) (AF)

British School (20th century) Portrait of a Reclining Cat, ink and watercolour, framed and mounted, 25cm x 32cm, together with two charcoal illustrations of cats, by Val Smith, one framed (3)

Colin Self (British, b.1941), 'Man in a Rainstorm', 2008, limited edition etching numbered 14/20, signed and dated, 18cm by 16cm, unframed.

Provenance: Charterhouse Auctioneers sale from the estates of the late David & Ann Graves, David who was David Hockney's assistant and Ann who was his muse, 1st October 2020.

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Piccadilly, Manchester - tribute to Arthur Delaney', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 28cm by 36cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Attributed to Theodore Major (British, 1908-1999), 'Panoramic Landscape', oil on board, signed in red verso 'MAJOR', 17.5cm by 22.5cm, oak frame.

Yvonne Coomber (contemporary) I give you my heart, mixed media on canvas, signed, titled and dated 2013 verso, 70cm by 100cm, unframed

Thomas Luny (1759-1837), Running up the coast under short sail, oil on canvas, signed 'Luny' and indistinctly dated 1821?, verso old Bonhams labels, 36.5cm by 48.5cm Provenance: Bonhams, London, 'The Marine Sale', 11 September 2007, lot 45

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Interior scene with a lady sewing, in the French Post Impressionist style', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 27cm by 34cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Portrait Miniatures: three hand painted oval studies of young women, all framed, (3).

Heinz Scholtz (German, b.1925), 'Hafen in Holland', oil on copper panel, signed, titled verso, artists label verso, 23cm by 29cm, ornate gilt frame.

A vintage toy Scottish Terrier dog, c. 1950s, straw filled with black / grey plush and amber eyes, height 27.5cm

Lionel Townsend Crawshaw RSW RSBA (1864-1949), 'Riders in the wood', oil on canvas, signed, 52cm by 62cm, inset ornate giltwood frame.

J Cunningham (unknown, 20th century), two naive marine oils on glass/ ceramic, each signed, framed, each 18.5cm by 26.5cm (2)

Ian Falconer (American, 1959 - 2023), 'Whippet hound in armchair' oil on canvas, 87cm by 71cm, framed.

NB: Ian Falconer was David Hockney's lover, the dog in the painting was Ann Upton's whippet (Ann graves, nee upton, 1941-2017, met Hockney at the Royal College of Arts in 1960 and became his lifelong friend, model, and LA based assistant, when she later married Hockney's assistant, David Graves, Hockney was the photographer at their wedding. It is beliecved that the chair in this painting is Hockney's chair in his house.

Provenance: Verified as by Ian Falconer by Tonia Barringer, who handled Falconer's artwork and archives, copies of corresponding emails come with this lot.

Provenance: Purchased at the Charterhouse Auctioneers estate sale of Ann Upton and David Graves, Sherborne, Dorset, 2020.

British School (18th century), 'Portrait of a Gentleman', inscribed "John Jennings 1750", also inscribed by hand verso "John Jennings Esquire of Bath", 49cm by 36cm, framed, (af).

Mixed Art: comprising two pairs of overpainted mezzotint portraits in the 18th century style, inset ornate gilt metal double frames (frames 30cm wide), a set of four coloured engravings 'Chinese Fountains' after Jean Pillement, inset matching box frames (frames 35cm by 27cm), and a pair of coloured engravings 'Raphael's Loggias in the Vatican', insetgilt frames (frames 106cm by 29cm), (8), (af).

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Mounted Jockeys - Tribute to Sir Alfred Munnings', pastel, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 29cm by 39cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Manner of Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837), An Estuary at Sunset with Fisherfolk and Boats, oil on panel, signed and dated lower 'T. Luny, 1820', bearing typed label verso 'Purchased at Christies, May 24th 1968, Lot 101', and 'J.J. Patrickson & Son Ltd., 247-9 Fulham Road, Chelsea' inscribed slip, framed, 29.2cm x 39cm

Kenneth Hauff (British, 1913 - 1967), The Woodland Walk, impressionist style female figure in a woodland landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, within frame, 59.5cm x 50cm (ARR)

Paul Wright (British, b.1973), 'Some Like it Hot' (Marilyn Monroe), limited edition mixed media edition on board, numbered 7/50, signed by artist verso, also with certificate of authenticity verso from Buckingham Fine Art, 90cm by 90cm, inset gallery quality frame.

Geoffrey Key (British, b.1941), 'Figure', pencil drawing, signed in pen and dated (19)74, label verso for J. Davey & Sons of 70 Bridge Street, Deansgate, Manchester, and 44 Duke Street, Liverpool, 26cm by 18cm, framed.

NB: Geoffrey Key's work is exhibited widely and features in important public, corporate and private art collections throughout the world, including Salford and Manchester Art Galleries, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Manchester Museum of Science & Industry, North West Arts Board, National Westminster Bank, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club of Hong Kong, Societe Roquefort, Chateau de St Ouen & Perrier.

Attributed to Henry Stacy Marks RA (British, 1829 - 1898): comprising a pastel portrait of a medieval maiden, initialled 'HSM', gallery label verso for E Stacey Marks Ltd of Eastbourne, 26,5cm by 17cm, framed, and an architectural watercolour, initialled 'HSM', gallery label verso for E ZStacey Marks Ltd of Eastbourne, 16.5cm by 26cm, framed, (2).

Arthur Delaney (British, 1927 - 1987), 'Manchester Trams', oil painting, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 23cm by 14cm, framed.

Robert Jones (British School, 20th century), Two ink, wash, pencil and watercolour illustrations, possibly forset designs, one inscribed 'The Emperor's Snuff Box, Telephone - Location', signed lower irght and dated Nov '49, 33.5cm by 44cm, the other an interior scene, signed lower right 'Bob Jones', 47cm by 59cm, each framed (2)

Harry Hall (British, 1815 - 1882), 'Lord Lyon' (study of a horses head), oil on canvas, signed with initials, dated 1866, titled, 19cm by 25cm, framed, (chip to frame).

NB: Lord Lyon (1863–1887) was a British thoroughbred racehorse that won the 1866 Epson Derby, 2000 Guineas Stake and the St. Leger Stakes, becoming the third winner of the English Triple Crown.

British School (19th century), 'Harbour scene', watercolour, monogramed lower left, 30cm by 23cm, framed.

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Albert Square, Manchester - tribute to Arthur Delaney', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 38cm by 48cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Three framed engravings of Portchester Castle, Hampshire, to include an example after F Nicholson engraved by J Noble for the Beauties of England and Wales, 11.5cm by 16cm, together with two framed engravings of Southwick, Southampton (5)

Sir Eduardo Paolozzi RA (British, 1924 - 2005), Elephant, injection moulded limited edition sulpture, signed to foot and numbered to base 3000/ 645, width 36cm (AF) (ARR)

This piece is being sold as part of Turning Tides Homelessness’ Elephant in the Room campaign: https://www.turning-tides.org.uk/elephant-in-the-room-homelessness/

Joshua Hargrave Sams Mann (British, 1826 - 1886), Half Length Portrait of a Young Lady Holding a Pink Rose, oil on canvas, monogrammed lower left, bearing name and dated 1874 verso and variously labelled, within ornate gilt frame, 31.5cm x 24cm

Two contemporary prints: 'AZ' by Hemingway Design and 'ABC' by Snug Studio, each 70cm by 50cm, matching frames, (2).

Modern British School (Mid 20th century), Still Life of a Banana Leaf Plant, lithograph, framed, each 53cm by 38.5cm

Philip Jones (1933-2008), ‘Farmhouse Gharb’, mixed media, inscribed, signed and dated '91, bearing Michael Parkin Gallery label verso, framed, 19cm x 28.5cm

British School (20th century), The Morning Promenade', by John Bradford, 1977, oil on board, the impressionist French inspired painting depitching three Edwardian style ladies, bearing monongram lower right and labelled verso, framed, 28.5cm x 38.75cm

J H Geere (19th century), 'Winter landscape depicting two men clearing snow from a park path', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1876, further inscribed verso, 55cm by 45cm, gilt gesso frame, (af).

Louis Whirter (British, 1873 - 1932), Edinburgh The Tolbrook, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, framed and mounted, 23cm x 23.5cm

Bernard Dufour (French, 1922 - 2016), 'Harbour View', oil on canvas, signed, 38cm by 45cm, framed.

Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA RA (British, 1887 - 1976), 'Salford Steps', pencil drawing, likely a preparatory sketch, signed and dated 1941, variously inscribed front and verso, 24cm by 18cm, inset double sided modern frame, (af).

Provenance: Private Collection.

Ronald Horsewell (British, b.1934), 'A shepherd and his flock within a rural landscape', oil on canvas, signed, 27cm by 34cm, framed.

Mid Century Continental School, two prints, The Houses of Parliament from the River Thames, together with a Eros and Piccadilly Circus, each bearing name 'Klitz' to lower right, framed amd mounted, the first 36.5cm by 75cm (2)

20th century school - 'Still life depicting bowls of fruits and loose fruits laid out on a table', oil on board, 45cm by 78cm, inset red lacquered frame (some chips to frame).

David Brims (British, contemporary), Reclining Nude, signed photographic print, signed lower right, 25.5cm by 53.5cm (ARR)

Antonio Pecoraro (b.1938), 'Five Ladies', oil on canvas, signed, 40cm by 30cm, inset ornate frame.

Portrait Miniature: an oval photogravure study of soprano Ann ('Nancy') Storace (1766 - 1817), after John Conde, 15cm by 12.5cm, framed.

After Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1861 - 1901) Footit et Chocolat (The Kick of the Clown), lithographic print, mid 20th century, bearing label verso, framed, 29.5cm by 34.5cm

Margaret Lindsay Williams (Welsh, 1888-1960), 'The Pearl of the Orient', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1920 top right, further details inscribed to gilt slip, 64cm by 50cm, inset ornate swept gilt gesso frame, (some losses to frame).

Provenance: Exhibited at The Walker Art Gallery, 1920.

John Lowie Morrison (British, b. 1948), Summer - Iona, limited edition print, signed lower right and numbered 142/195, framed, 48.5cm by 48.5cm, together with Ted Dyer 'Misty Calm, limited edition print, signed and numbered 393/500, framed, 36.5cm by 47.5cm, and Judi Trevorrow (contemporary) 'The Chain Locker' limited edition print, numbered 61/850, framed, 13.25cm by 41.5cm (3) (ARR)

An antique print 'Gentleman and lady with Page serving beverages' after Gerard ter Borch (Dutch, 1617-1681), 35cm by 25cm, framed.

Attributed to Samuel Alken (British, 1784 - c.1825), 'Huntsman and Hounds', oil on wooden panel, old label verso for Arthur Ackerman & Sons Ltd, 157A New Bond Street, London, frame inscribed "S Alken 1750-1825", 17cm by 25cm, giltwood frame.

Dame Barbara Hepworth (British, 1903 - 1975), Green Man, 1972, limited edition lithograph, 112/200, bearing Belgrave Gallery St. Ives label verso, framed and mounted, 70.5cm x 52.5cm (ARR)

Edgar James Maybery (British, 1887 - 1964), Tours Cathedral, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, framed and mounted, 23.5cm by 15cm

Charles Coker (1918-2000), coastal landscape view, Guernsey, 'Sunset at Portelet', oil on board, signed and dated 81, verso inscribed paper label, 44cm by 54cm

David Morgan (b 1964), 'A Summer's Day', river landscape view with cattle, oil on canvas, signed, verso inscribed paper label for The Whibley Galleries, 23cm by 38.5cm

Attributed to Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945), 'Salsifis Saurage', pencil drawing depicting various aspects of the root vegetable, possibly a pattern design, bears indistinct monogram lower left, titled lower right, label verso for Galerie Moderne Le Style Lalique, 10 Holkin Arcade, Motcomb Street, Belgravia, London, 22cm by 27cm, framed.

Portrait Miniature: an Edwardian oval watercolour study of a boy, 8cm by 6,5cm, framed.

After Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, 'The West View of Cows Castle, In The Isle of Wight', engraving, 19cm by 36cm, together with S Sparrow, 'Apuldrum, near Chichester', engraving, 13.5cm by 19.5cm (2)

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Horses in a landscape', possibly emblematic of summer, oil on canvas, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

R. Navas (20th century), 'Still life's', a pair, depicting a wicker basket of peaches and a wicker basket of pears and snails, oils on canvas, both signed, 60cm by 80cm, matching gilt frames, (af - old repairs / patches to canvas).

After Andre Derain (French, 1880 - 1954), L'Enfant, lithographic print, bearing printed signature to lower right margin, framed, 46.25cm x 36cm

Louis Ruet after Ernest Messonier (French, 1815 - 1891), Napoleonic Hussars and Dragoons, etching, published by C. Klackner, 20 Old Bond St., London', dated 1916, signed by Louis Ruet to margin, framed and mounted, 19.75cm by 23.25cm

After Harold Thornton (1892-1958), two head and shoulders studies of dogs, comprising a terrier, inscribed 'Rip!' and a spaniel, inscribed 'Old Pal', both signed in pencil, 21cm by 16cm, unframed, together with a framed monochrome print depicting two fox cubs after G D Armour, 12.5cm by 13.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Harvest landscape with horses, figures and dogs', possibly emblematic of Autumn, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

After John Downman ARA (1749 - 1824) a collection of five prints of female sitters, four within an oval, within gilt frames, bearing 'Ernest, Brown & Phillips, The Leicester Galleries' labels verso, each overall 37.25cm x 33.5cm (5)

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Horses, sheep and ducks in a landscape', possibly emblematic of Spring, oil on canvas, cleaned and re-lined, seemingly unsigned, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

Follower of Guido Reni (Italy, 1575 - 1642), 'Madonna and Child', small oval oil painting, name plaque mounted to frame, 20cm by 15cm, inset 19th century gilt frame and slip, (frame af).

John Burrows (contemporary), The Snowdon Horseshoe, coloured pencil, mixed media on paper, signed, 25.5cm by 61cm

Albin Gavdzinsky (Ukrainian, 1923 - 2014), 'Spring has arrived', 1977, oil on canvas, signed, insribed by hand in Russian verso, and an English label verso, 67cm by 57cm, framed.

Provenance: Purchased at Century Gallery, 100 Fulham Road, Chelsea, London, February 1989 for £6000.

Henry John Kinnard (British, 1861 - 1929), possibly Arundel View, watercolour, signed and inscribed to lower margin, 34.5cm by 52.5cm

Louis Whirter (British, 1873 - 1932), Bruges, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, blind stamped, framed and mounted, 32.2cm by 20.2cm

Attributed to Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945), 'Chardon', pencil drawing depicting thistles, possibly a pattern design, bears indistinct monogram lower left, titled top left, label verso for The Railings Gallery, 5 New Cavendish Street, London, 22cm by 28cm, framed.

Rufus de Pinto (1904-1976), two street scenes in watercolour, pastel, ink and pencil, one inscribed 'High Street Ken. Bodega', both signed and dated 1954, 55cm by 36cm

Attributed to Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 1876 - 1942), 'Docks scene' (possibly India House, Manchester Docks), oil on board, bears a signature 'A VALETTE', typed label verso and later hand written label verso, 13cm by 21.5cm, framed.

NB: L S Lowry became a pupil of Valette, and expressed great admiration for his tutor, who taught him new techniques and showed him the potential of the urban landscape as a subject. Lowry described valette "a real teacher ... a dedicated teacher" and added "I cannot over estimate the effect on me of the coming into this drab city of Adolphe Valette, full of French impressionists, aware of everything that was going on in Paris"

Manchester Art Gallery has a room devoted to Valette, where the viewer may compare some of his paintings with some of Lowry's, and judge to what extent Lowry's own style was influenced by him and by French Impressionism generally.

Contemporary Art: 'Playing Cards', a set of three layered collage wall art prints depicting the King of Hearts, the Queen of Spades and the Ace of Spades, inset matching black ash style frames, each frame 145cm by 100cm, (3).

Attributed to Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837), Fishing and other Vessels in a Rough Sea at Sunrise, oil on panel, signed and dated 'Luny 1818' lower left, variously labelled verso and illegibly inscribed in pencil, with carved gilt frame, 22.25cm x 29.25cm

Evelyn Stuart Hardy (British, 1866 - 1935), The Hidden Treasure, figures in the desert (possibly an illustration for the Book of Genesis 44), watercolour on paper, signed lower left, within gilt frame, 50cm by 70cm

William Monk (British, 1863 - 1937), Christchurch College, Oxford, etching, publshed by Meeson, 1910, framed and mounted, 25cm by 35.5cm

Attributed to William Duffield (British, 1816 - 1863), Still Life of Dead Game, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1860 lower left, in gilt frame and mount, 28cm by 52.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Winter farmyard scene with horses, donkey and ducks', possibly emblematic of Winter, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

Modern British School (Mid 20th century), a pair of illustrations of ice skaters, individual male and female figure, watercolour, gouache and pencil, framed, each 43.5cm by 35cm (2)

Alastair Thain (b. 1961), Portrait of David Hockney', Artist Proof Photograph, artists label verso, 39cm by 29cm, framed.

NB: Alastair Thain is one of the world's most internationally acclaimed photographers, reputed for the originality of his portrait and character photography. He studied at the London College of Printing and his imaginative and often subversive portraits have appeared internationally in publications such as Vogue, The New York Times, Vanity and The Face.

Jordan (20th century), two landscape oils on board, one featuring a sheperdess with her flock of sheep, both signed, 23cm by 29cm and 29cm by 23cm, matching ornate frames (one frame chipped).

Portrait Miniatures: a collection of six various copy portrait miniatures, overpainted and printed, all framed, (6).

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Abstract', oil on glass, inscribed by artist verso, and a label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 32cm by 25cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Charles Coker (1918-2000), rocky coastal view, Guernsey, 'Windy Evening, Port Soif', oil on board, signed and dated '82, verso inscribed paper label, 44cm by 55cm

Pre-Raphaelite School - Medieval style watercolour depicting a male figure and hound within a landscape, with buildings, figure and mule in the background, monogramed lower left, 22cm by 15cm, framed.

Barnett Freedman CBE (British, 1901 - 1958), Study of a Standing Nude Male and Female Figure, 1925, drawing in ink, wash and pastel on paper, signed and dated to central lower margin, bearing number verso, framed and mounted, 30cm by 54.25cm

Rufus de Pinto (1904-1976), street scene, believed Kensington Square, London, oil on board, signed, 58cm by 76.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring (Senior) (British, 1795 - 1865), 'Portrait of a horse in a stable', oil on wooden panel, 18cm by 23cm, ornate giltwood frame.

Ernest Howard Shepard OBE MC (British, 1879 - 1976), 'BLIND' a comical ink cartoon of a begging dog, inscribed in pencil front and verso, 23cm by 15cm, unframed, (af).

British School, The Letter, 19th century style portrait of a lady seated within a landscape, oil, within modern frame, 60cm by 44.5cm

Two 19th century painted silhouette portrait studies, depicting a lady and a gentleman, oval, inset gilt metal mounted ebonised frames.

Mark Grimshaw (b.1957), 'Kids playing in the alley', pastel, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 36cm by 43cm, framed.

After G Stanfield, 'Portsmouth Harbour from the picture in the Royal Collection', coloured engraving by R Brandard, 20cm by 26.5cm, together with an unframed engraving after Copley Fielding, 'Portsmouth', 27.5cm by 36.5cm (2)

Continental School (Mid 20th Century), Two oils on canvas, including; Moonlit Seascape with Boats on the Water, signed 'Sanna' to the lower left, framed, 49.5cm by 101cm, together with a modernist scene of buildings on a river, possibly the Seine, signed 'Sigma' lower right, bearing 'The Armstrong Hope Gallery' label verso and inscribed 'Sigma - Paris', framed, 48.5cm by 101cm (2)

Attributed to Sir Edwin Landseer RA (British, 1802 - 1873), 'Portrait of a terrier', oil on wooden panel, inscribed on gilt slip, old label verso, 10cm by 12cm, gilt frame, (frame af).

British School (19^th century), 'Highland cattle in a mountainous landscape', oil on canvas, indistinctly signed lower left, cleaned and re-lined, label verso for 'Garve Hessenberg, The Picture Conservation and restoration Studios, Arundel', 45cm by 75cm , gilt gesso frame.

François Brunery (Italian, 1849-1926), 'The Music Room', watercolour, signed, 40cm by 50cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame (small losses to frame).

Jessie Foakes (Contemporary tattooist and artist), 'Mickey Mouse' and ' Minnie Mouse', two limited edition mixed media studio editions on board, numbered 7/25, signed, with certificates of authenticity verso from Buckingham Fine Art, 100cm by 60cm, inset gallery quality matching black gloss frames.

Portrait Miniature: an oval waterolour study of a lady in the manner of Andrew Plimer (1763-1837), inscribed by hand verso 'Miss Harriett Rushout' and further inscriptions, 9cm by 7cm, framed.

Giovanni Boldini (Italy, 1842 - 1931), 'Head and shoulder study of a female', circular oilm on canvas, signed, old Christie's Auctioneers stencil mark verso, 22cm diameter, framed.

Provenance: Sold at Christie's Auctioneers 21 January 1876, lot 65, for £5.10.0

Jan King (b.1945), 'Distant Night 1' and 'Distant Night 2', two signed limited edition prints, 32/95 & 35/95, 46cm by 28cm, framed.

A Victorian mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers applied with turned knob handles, 106cm wide by 50cm deep by 112cm high.drawers

A Tiffany style 'Dragonfly' table lamp, 20th century, on metal base, height 46cm (AF)

A pair of classical style garden urns, nicely weathered and patinated reconstituted stone, 20th century, 55cm high.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid jardiniere stand with rectangular top and under tier on square tapered legs, top 31.5cm by 31cm, height 99.5cm

A George III oak mule chest with hinged top and two drawers, on stile supports, height 76cm, width 127cm, depth 55cm

A pair of Tiffany style 'Dragonfly' standard floor lamps, 20th century, the leaded amber and blue glass shades over metal bases, height approximately 159cm (2)

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid bonheur du jour / ladies writing desk, with bevelled rectangular mirror above two small drawers and flanked by two curved glazed panel doors, shaped rectangular top with inset writing surface above an arrangement of three further drawers, on tapered square legs and castors, height 117.5cm, width 98cm, depth 51cm

An Italian style folding x-frame chair, with carved decoration and leather seat cushion.

A Georgian style weathered reconstituted stone garden urn, 20th century, 50cm high.

A Georgian style mahogany 'butler's tray' style coffee table, with hinged sides, raised on inner chamfered moulded square supports united by a cross stretcher, 82cm by 52cm opening to 102cm by 79cm,

A late 19th century carved oak side table with drawer, on turned supports with uniting stretcher, height 72cm, width 91cm, depth 54cm

A George III mahogany washtand, c.1800, the hinged top opening to reveal a fitted interior (ceramic liners missing), above one dummy drawer and three functioning drawers fitted with lions mask handles, raised on ring turned supports and casters, 46cm wide by 41cm deep by 91cm high.

A pair of early Georgian style high wingback armchairs, 20th century, upholstered in a country house style foliate patterned fabric, raised on front cabriole supports.

An early 20th century oval chinoiserie lacquered wall mirror, height 57cm, width 83cm

A 20th century mahogany framed stool with rectangular canework top on carved cabriole legs to pad feet, height 47cm, width 49cm, depth 37cm

A matched Victorian style pine kitchen table with six chairs, 20th century: comprising a rectangular kitchen table with rounded corners and turned supports, 153cm by 108cm, a pair of Windsor style high back open sided armchairs, and a set of four Windsor style kitchen chairs, (7).

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid dressing table, the large oval swing frame mirror inset with bevelled glass, above an arrangement of three drawers, an arrangement of nine further drawers below, on plinth base, height 127cm

A Moorcroft 'Dancing Flame' pattern table lamp, designed by Philip Gibson, on wooden base, with original retailers labels, height 47cm

A stripped pine wall mirror with stepped moulded decoration, 125cm by 71cm.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid dressing chest in the manner of Maple & Co, the back with shield shaped mirror and three small shelves, serpentine top above three shelves and undertier on slender outswept legs height 169cm, depth 44cm, width 69cm (a/f)

An 18th/19th century German inlaid walnut armoire, the two panelled doors applied with ornate cast gilt metal handles and escucheons, with original key, enclosing three shelves, raised on flat bun feet, 166cm wide by 198cm high.

A Charles II style carved hall chair, the top rail and front splat with a crown flanked by two cherubs, cane panel back with spiral turned uprights, upholstered seat, on a spiral turned stretcher height 107.5cm

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted display cabinet designed by Umberto Mascagni, with two glazed panel doors enclosing two glass shelves with mirror back, on tapered legs, height 153cm, width 111cm, depth 38cm

A 19th century mahogany circular tilt top tripod table, raised on a turned column and downswept supports, 50cm diameter.

A large ornate 19th century gilt gesso wall mirror, with scrolled crest, shell corners, and stylised motifs throughout, 110cm high by 90cm wide, (af).

A 19th century domed leather mounted canvas trunk, 72cm wide by 55cm deep by 62cm high, (af).

A stripped pine dresser, the upper section fitted with two glass panelled doors enclosing shelves, the base having two drawers above two cupboard doors, raised on shaped bracket feet, 100cm wide by 50cm deep by 182cm high.

A mahogany framed shield shaped toilet mirror height 55cm, width 43cm

A Victorian stripped pine chest of drawers, fitted with two short over two long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on a plinth base, 91cm wide by 45cm deep by 74cm high.

A 20th century Campaign style chest of four graduated drawers with brass flush handles on plinth base height 101cm, width 104cm, depth 50cm (a/f)

An oak rocking chair in the American Arts & Crafts style, with bentwood seat.

A set of vintage wooden folding library steps, 63cm high, and a wooden magazine rack with brass lion mask ring handles

A Victorian style pine dresser, 20th century, the upper section with shaped canopy above shelves and five small drawers, the base section fitted with four frieze drawers above four panelled cupboard doors, raised on a plinth base, 183cm wide by 200cm high.

A c.1960's / 70's teak sideboard, fitted with two central cupboard doors enclosing storage space, flanked to one side by a drop down bar fitment, and on the other side by three graduated drawers, raised on tapered supports, 167cm wide by 44cm deep by 73cm high.

A 19th century mahogany framed scroll carved wall mirror 63cm by 54cm

A Rococo style giltwood wall mirror with pierced scrollwork frame and rectangular mirror plate 110cm high, 56cm wide (a/f)

A Victorian brass bound oak umbrella stand, of cylindrical form, with lion mask handles (one ring missing), on stepped plinth base, height 63cm, diameter 29cm

A pair of stripped pine bedside chests, late 19th / early 20th century, each fitted with two drawers, brass swan neck hadles, and plinth bases, 45cm wide by 55cm deep by 61cm high.

An early Victorian mahogany armchair, nicely re-upholstered in two tone red fabric, featuring scrolled open arms and original ceramic casters.

A tracotta garden urn with four loop handles, in the style of aGreek olive jar, 78cm high.

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany circular side table, with braced undertier and elegant outswept supports, 60cm diameter by 72cm high.

A 19th century open front low bookcase, fitted with adjustable shelves, raised on a plinth base, 96cm wide by 31cm deep by 107cm high.

A French style gilt metal mounted side table with green marble rectangular top on outswept reeded legs height 48cm, length 115cm, depth 55cm

A George III mahogany bowfront chest, with slide above four graduated long drawers on bracket feet height 89cm, width 98cm, depth 58.5cm

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted side / coffee table designed by Umberto Mascagni, the rectangular glazed top with rounded corners, on tapered legs height 54cm, width 107cm, depth 42cm

A gilt framed 'Private Bar' advertising mirror decorated with a bull 95cm by 64cm

A 19th century oak low boy the rectangular top over one short flanked by two short and deep drawers, with shaped apron, on cabriole legs to pad feet height 75cm, width 83.5cm, depth 51cm

A small 18th century style oak side cabinet, 20th century, having two carved panelled doors with ornate hinges, raised on turned and block supports united by plain stretchers, 50cm wide by 69cm high.

A Globe Wernicke three section glazed bookcase height 134cm, width 86cm

A suite of aviation style furniture: comprising a low coffee table fitted with four drawers (121cm long by 70cm wide by 41cm high), a pair of bedside chests / side tables, each fitted with two drawers (51cm wide by 44cm deep by 61cm high), and a set of three graduated storage trunks with hinged lids (largest 81cm wide by 46cm deep by 43cm high) - all with wooden and leather mounts to the aluminium bodies, (6).

A set of six oak dining chairs in the American Arts & Crafts style, manner of Limbert, each with shaped top rails and plain splats above upholstered seats, the front supports with knuckled feet, united by H stretchers, indistinct marks stamped to underside of seat brackets.

A Queen Anne style dressing table mirror in moulded frame, the fret cut surmount with gilt shell, the box base fitted with three drawers on bracket feet, height 69cm, width 40.5cm

A Georgian style garden urn, 20th century, weathered reconstituted stone, 44cm high.

A pair of Aesthetic Period walnut and buttoned tanned leather 'His & Hers' armchairs, c.1870, featuringn sunflower carved top rails, and original ceramic casters.

A Georgian style pine dresser, 20th century, the upper section fitted with a shaped canopy and a configuration of shelves and four small drawers, the base section having three frieze drawers above an open potboard, raised on turned uprights and bun feet, 153cm wide by 199cm high.

A Victorian black lacquer and Chinoiserie decorated toilet mirror, on curved platform base and bun feet, height 63.5cm, width 55cm, depth 29.5cm

A collection of four large terracotta garden plant pots tallest 49cm high, 54cm diameter

An 18th century carved oak coffer with three panel front, on stile supports, height 69cm, width 12r4cm, depth 47cm

A George III design mahogany and gilt overmantel mirror, the bevelled plate with fret carved surmount of leaf and bird crestings height 88cm, width 121cm

An Edwardian walnut chest of drawers, fitted with two short above two long graduated drawers with gothic revival handles, raised on a plinth base, 108cm wide by 52cm deep by 83cm high.

A Spanish style coffee table with rectangular studwork top on turned legs with metal supporting brackets, height 40cm, width 110cm, depth 60cm

A late 19th century stained wood two tier hanging open wall shelf with scroll surmount, height 59cm, width 93cm

A late 19th century mahogany pedestal desk with gilt tooled leather inset rectangular top above an arrangement of nine drawers, height 75cm, width 123cm, depth 62.5cm

An Edwardian Sheraton style oval side table, the top decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs, on square tapered legs to castors, height 72cm, width 65.5cm

A pair of old decorative chimney pots, late 19th / early 20th century, nicely weathered and patinated, 92cm high, would make good garden features / planters, (af).

A set of five Chippendale style dining chairs to include one carver, each with scroll pierced backsplat and upholstered seat on square chamfered front legs

A Louis XV style painted vitrine in the manner of Vernis Martin, the shaped glass door enclosing two shelves on cabriole legs, 144.5cm high, 61cm wide, 36cm deep (a/f)

A brass bankers desk lamp, late 20th century, with green glass shade, height 37cm

An Edwardian inlaid kidney shaped two-handle tray, mahogany with shell motif to centre, width 60cm

A pair of buttoned back armchairs in the 19th century style, nicely upho;stered in a good quality hard wearing fabric, loose seat cushions, raised on front hoof feet.

A terracotta garden ornament in the form of an Easter Island Head, 45cm high.

A Georgian walnut lowboy of small proportions, with single drawer, raised on inner chamfered square supports, 57cm wide by 41cm deep by 67cm high.

An Edwardian Riley oak snooker / dining table, with slate top, four leaves, fluted solid legs, and accessories to include score board, snooker, billiard and pool balls, cues, rest, triangles, chalk, and rule book - 198cm by 106cm (6'6" x 3'6").

A 19th century open front low bookcase, fitted with six adjustable shelves, 137cm wide by 31cm deep by 137cm high.

A weathered reconstituted stone garden ornament in the form of a classical maiden bust, together with a matched plinth, combined height 93cm.

A vintage wooden 'sunburst' wall mirror, with blue paint decoration, 62cm wide by 64cm high.

A Queen Anne style free-standing triptych dressing table mirror height 81cm

A Moorcroft 'Anna Lily' pattern table lamp, designed by Nicola Slaney, with matching pleated red shade, on wooden base, height overall 55.5cm

A set four Arts & Crafts walnut dining chairs, late 19th century, with upholstered seats.

A pair of garden ornaments in the 18th century style depicting musicians on seperate plinth bases, weathered and patinated reconstituted stone, 20th century, combined height 118cm high, (af).

A pair of Geogian style garden urns and a pair of Georgian style plinth stands, 20th century, weathered reconstituted stone, combined heights 75cm.

An Arts & Crafts copper wall mirror / picture frame, 77cm by 56cm.

A weathered reconstituted stone garden ornament depicting a classical maiden, together with a matched plinth, combined height 120cm high.

A 17th century and later oak panel back wainscot open chair, the top rail carved with opposing winged mythical beasts, the back panel carved with a formal symmetrical foliate design, with downswept arms on turned supports, the solid seat over a moulded frieze, on block & turned legs joined by stretchers

A 19th century mahogany butlers tray on folding stand, the tray incorporating twin handles, height 75cm, width 70cm, depth 44cm

An ornate neo classical style wall mirror, 20th century, gilt trimmed metal frame with bevelled plate, 104cm wide by 110cm high.

A set of 8 George IV mahogany dining chairs, c.1830, comprising 2 carvers and 6 single chairs, having scroll carved top rails, moulded bar backs, drop in seats, and front turned tapering fluted supports, (8).

An Ercol cow horn rocking chair, in blond beech and elm, with high hooped spindle back, Ercol label to base, 102cm high

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted sideboard designed by Umberto Mascagni, height 92cm, width 160.5cm (glass cracked in one corner)

A late 19th cetury walnut dining table, the rectangular top with cut corners, raised on solid turned cylindrical supports with original casters, 121cm by 106cm, with fitted moden heat pad.

Six Victorian mahogany bar back dining chairs with green upholstered drop-in seats on turned and reeded front legs (a/f)

A weathered terracotta garden chimenea on a metal stand, combined height 112cm.

A 19th century oak child's or doll's Oxford bar back chair on turned front supports height 59cm

A Georgian style walnut framed fretwork wall mirror with bevelled plate, 20th century, 106cm by 60cm.

A Victorian stripped pine dresser base, featuring three hidden frieze drawers above a central recessed panelled cupboard door, flanked by twin pillars, scrolled carved brackets and four further drawers, raised on turned bun feet, 175cm wide by 53cm deep by 84cm high.

A Victorian mahogany pole fire screen, with barley twist stem on outswept tripod legs, the rectangular screen with glazed needlework panel, 144cm high (a/f)

A George III style mahogany shield shaped toilet mirror, height 46cm, width 32cm

A Victorian mahogany corner wash stand fitted with three drawers height 104.5cm, width 59cm, with associated blue and white wash bowl

A 19th century walnut open front low bookcase, fitted with six adjustable shelves, raised on a plinth base, 168cm wide by 32cm deep by 140cm high.

A stained pine side cupboard, late 19th / early 20th century, fitted with two panelled doors enclosing a shelf, 113cm wide by 51cm deep by 106cm high.

A Victorian rosewood three-tier what-not with spiral twist supports and single drawer to base, on ceramic castors, height 88cm, depth 36cm, width 47cm (a/f)

A Turkish Hereke silk and gold coloured thread prayer mat, with label to underside, 60cm by 41cm,

A Kurdish design runner rug with typical geometric design on blue ground with rust border, approx 97cm by 337cm

A good quality Persian rug, Isfahan, early / mid 20th century, traditional designs and colours within multi borders, approx 7'10" by 4'10".

A Turkish kilim rug, red ground with geometric design, approx 210cm by 106cm

A good quality Persian rug, Kashmar, early / mid 20th century, traditional designs and colours within multi borders, approx 7'4" by 4'6".

A Moroccan Kilim rug, red ground and traditional designs, 168cm by 117cm (5'6" x 3'10").

A pair of Edwardian glass floral patterned wine decanters with stoppers, 32.5cm high, a hobnail cut glass whisky decanter and stopper 26.5cm, and a ring neck decanter and stopper 27cm (4)

A Waterford crystal Lismore pattern decanter with stopper and four matching brandy glasses, all boxed

A Royal Doulton advertising figure Yardleys Old English Lavender (writing lacking) 22.5cm high

A Belgian Delft style blue and white charger by Boch Freres Keramis decorated with a fisherman 40cm diameter, a Royal Sphinx Delfts blue and white charger decorated with a couple riding a horse and cart 39.5cm, and a continental blue and white glazed earthernware dish 52cm

A pair of Chelsea Derby style porcelain bocage figurines modelled with a male and female each on scroll base with gilt embellishments 23.5cm high (a/f)

Three Royal Doulton ceramic figures comprising 'Dorothy', 'The Cup of Tea' and 'Amanda', tallest 19cm high

A Puigdemont studio pottery shallow bowl decorated with a fish, signature to base, 24.5cm diameter

Three Beswick porcelain models of birds comprising two geese and a swan, swan 10cm high, all boxed

Goran Warff for Kosta Boda: A blue and pink glass centrepiece dish, signed to base 'Kosta Boda, G. Warff, 7079910', bearing makers label, within origal packaging, width 34cm

Of Rugby interest, a Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'rugby match' jug decorated with applied reliefs of rugby players within beaded and foliate borders, impressed and incised marks 19cm high

A French painted porcelain plaque depicting cupid and a maiden on a seesaw in a classical garden setting, indistinctly signed, late 19th / early 20th century, inset ornate neo classical revival gilt metal frame, frame 24cm high by 22cm wide.

A pair of 19th century opaque glass table lustres, decorated with opposing panels of cherubs, and applied with cut glass prism drops, 30cm high.

A Royal Doulton model of Omar Khayyam 15.5cm high

A Beswick Charles Dickens 'Mr Micawber' ceramic wall plaque 22cm high

A William Moorcroft / Moorcroft pottery 'Pomegranate' pattern vase, early 20th century, decorated dark blue ground, signed W. Moorcroft, impressed marks to base 'Moorcroft, Burslem, England. 189', height 21.5cm (AF)

A pair of 19th century gilt metal and porcelain ornaments (converted to table lamps but in need or re-wiring), 31cm high

A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern part dinner and tea service, approx 60 pieces.

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a recumbent lioness, height 15cm, length 31cm

A collection of Naples porcelain comprising chocolate pot and cover, trinket pot, a pair of portrait busts and a model of a courting couple, together with a Limoges gilt metal mounted trinket pot in the form of a piano, and two Continental porcelain figures

A collection of Tremar pottery comprising a wide selection of birds and animals

A set of three Danbury Mint Wedgwood Lord of the Rings plates, by Ted Nasmith, including; The Anger of the Mountain, Leaving Rivendell and Dawn at Minas Tirith, two with certificates, each 20cm diameter

A gilt framed 19th century porcelain panel painted with a fisherman, signed F Clark, 17cm by 13cm

A collection of Bohemian ruby and cranberry glass to include four liqueur glasses and eight various vases

A mixed 19th/ 20th century bone china part tea set, all similarly decorated, manufacturers including Grosvenor China and Allertons Ltd, each with green shagreen pattern ground, comprising; teapot, eighteen cups, eighteen saucers, two sugar bowl, fifteen side plates and three sandwich plates, each gilt heightened, teapot height 15cm, (some AF) (57 pieces)

A set of late Victorian/ Edwardian brass postal scales and weights, mounted to mahogany base, engraved 'Made in England' and 'Warranted Accurate', width overall 18cm

A Moorcroft 'Pheasants Eye' pattern table lamp, designed by Shirley Hayes, on wooden base, height overall 47cm

A Winstanley Pottery model of a seated ginger kitten, bearing Janny Winstanley makers signature to base, with glass eyes, height 11.75cm

A Zsolnay Pecs Art Nouveau iridescent glazed porcelain jug modelled with two figures, printed marks to base, 17cm high

A vintage marquetry drop leaf drinks trolley, inlaid with a floral motif, two-tier with brass gallery, raised on two large and two small wheels, length to handle 83cm

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain two handled vase and cover, with floral panel and gilt embellishments, 12.5cm high

A 19th century Vienna porcelain figure group depicting a courting couple with the male feeding grapes to his companion, with a recumbant dog beside, on naturalistic base, factory mark underside, 20cm high, (af).

A Meissen figural double salt, 20th century, in the form of a seated male figure holding a bouquet of flowers between two floral encrusted baskets, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 3024 and 42, and painted '53', height 13cm, together with a Meissen porcelain figure, of a standing male wearing a tricorn hat looking towards the horizon, blue crossed swords mark to base, (AF) height 10.5cm (2)

A pair of Victorian style cut glass lustre table lamps with hurricane shades and on circular bases 64.5cm high (a/f)

A 19th century 'Squire' Toby jug, with hand painted decoration, 30cm high.

A 19th century French Sevres gilt metal mounted porcelain covered vase, painted with opposing panels of cherub and scantily clad maiden, and musical instruments, dove, and other objects to the reverse, amidst lavish gilt, factory marks inside cover, 48cm high.

A set of eight Waterford crystal 'Colleen' pattern goblets 13cm high, in two boxes

A Moorcroft 'Golden Lily' pattern table lamp, design by Rachel Bishop,on wooden base, height overall 36cm

A Shelley china tea set, pattern 8190, with cobalt blue swallow and gilt borders, comprising a pair of platters, slops bowl, eight tea cups and saucers and eight small plates (a/f)

An Art Deco blue guilloche enamel five piece dressing table set, comprising: two handled brushes, two further brushes and a hand mirror, mirror height 27cm (AF)

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese style female figure seated with exotic bird and water dish, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 656451, height 13.5cm

Four pieces of vintage Poole Pottery in the 'Delphis' design, comprising a 40cm high vase, a 23cm high vase, a 35cm diameter charger, and a 27cm diameter charger, (4).

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female holding a parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65645 and 1070, height 18.5cm

Roberto Rigon (Italian, b 1929), three lions, 1970s, one with a 'smalto sasso' glaze, one in grey, with raised decoration in black, one with a white glaze, two with a raised 'RR Italy', the grey lion, inscribed 'RR' (3) each 31.5cm wide

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese boy figure holding a parasol and a shakuhachi, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65650 and 1290, height 14.75cm

A 19th century champleve enamel and gilt metal mounted porcelain covered vase, hand painted to both sides with a scene of cupid and a maiden and a classical landscape, 31cm high.

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female figure holding a fan aloft, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 2674and 127, and 'Foreign', height 17cm

A Royal Dux porcelain group 'Retour de Chasse' (returning from hunting), early 20th century, factory mark to underside, 57cm high.

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female figure standing pouring tea, with two child attendants, gilt heightened, one holding a tea cup and saucer, the other with a basket of fruit, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65644 and 7280, and painted '22', height 17cm

Decorative ceramics: comprising a Spode 'Ambassador' pattern vacuum tureen, 23cm high, a Dresden yellow ground porcelain cigarette tray, featuring pedestal cigarette holder and two removable ashtrays, 23cm wide (small chip to rim), a Lorenz Hutschen Reuther unglazed porcelain model of a horse, 34cm high, and a Rosenthal twin handled pierced gilt bordered dish, 30cm wide, with matching smaller dish, 15.5cm diameter, (5).

A Lalique 'Coquilles' pattern glass plate 26.5cm diameter

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, after Johann Joachim Kandler, in the form of a female figure standing within a boat, with seated child holding a fish and crane standing to her right, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base and painted '7', height 15cm

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a male figure leaning upon a parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 2677and 1309, gilt number 6, height 18cm

A 19th century French Sevres porcelain vase, with applied ornate gilt metal handles, opposing hand painted panels within gilt borders on a gilt trimmed blue groung, factory marks to underside, 30cm high, (possibly missing a cover), together with a pair of similar side ornaments, 25cm high, (3).

A vintage opticians eye chart published by Weiss London, paper mounted to card, with string hanging loop, height 63cm (AF)

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese figure standing holding a parakeet, with two child attendants, one holding a mushroom aloft the other with a basket of fruit, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65648 and 1190, height 16.2cm

An Eddie Goodall for Purbeck Pottery studio pottery bowl, decorated against the stoneware ground with brown sgraffito pattern glaze, turquoise crackle glaze to interior, bearing impressed potters mark to base, diameter 26.25cm

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a seated fish seller with parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65639 and 1285, height 13.5cm

A vintage cased set of six multi coloured hock wine glass, c. 1960s, in the Bohemian style, with clear glass bases, cut glass decoration to shallow bowls, within fitted case, each height 15.5cm (case AF)

A Japanese bronzed metal table lamp decorated with a dragon, approx 39cm high, together with a Tiffany style coloured glass shade decorated with dragonflies (a/f)

A mixed collection of eight Chinese famille rose porcelain plates, each decorated in polychrome enamels with floral and bird motifs, diameter 22.5cm (8)

A Chinese Cantonese famille rose porcelain tea bowl 4.5cm high, a Chinese blue and white porcelain tea bowl bearing a Qing Dynasty style mark 4.5cm high, and a Japanese Satsuma ware bowl 7cm high (a/f)

A 19th century Chinese silk needlework panel housed within a glazed oak firescreen 76cm high, 52cm wide

A fine quality vintage German Hutschenreuther Hohenberg porcelain dinner service, with lavish gilt and blue borders, 39 pieces.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain cylinder vases, both with character marks to base, 26cm high (damaged)

A collection of Asian green reconstituted stone, hardstone and composite figures to include an old man with attendant, on wooden stand, 13.5cm high including base, and a cased hardstone dagger

A large continental porcelain girandole wall mirror with candle holder sconces, in the style of Sitzendorf, decorated in bold relief with musician cherubs and flowering branches, mounted on a hardwood back, 85cm high by 63cm wide, (some small blemishes).

A Meissen porcelain vase in the blue-blossom style, featuring opposing hand painted panels depicting courting couples in classical settings within shaped gilt borders, on a low relief blue flower ground, underside with crossed swords mark, 23cm high, together with a pair of near identival KPM porcelain vases, factory marks to underside, 24cm high, (3).

An Elizabeth II Art Nouveau style silver photograph frame, by John Bull Ltd., Birmingham, 1987, with velvet covered back and easel support, height 21cm

A pair of Japanese Imari covered vases, early 20th century, decorated in iron red and gilt over underglaze blue with traditional foliate and bird designs, mounted with temple dog finials, 36cm high, (one small rim chip).

A Japanese patinated bronze okimono figure of a roaring lion, Meiji period, impressed seal mark to base, with glass eyes, length 39cm, height 18cm

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain covered vases, probably 19th century, painted underglaze with dragons and foliage, undersides with four character marks, 32cm high, (af).

A Japanese Meiji Period Kodansu (table top cabinet), featuring chased metal mounts and chinoiserie decoration to the black laquer ground, the two doors with inset enamel decorated panels, enclosing three drawers, raised on a detached base, 42cm high by 35cm wide by 23cm deep, (some wear and blemishes).

Japanese School (20th century) portrait of Daruma, ink and wash, with two lines of calligraphy and red seal mark, framed and mounted, 26.5cm x 24cm

A mixed collection of nine Japanese blue and white porcelain plates, decorated with phoenix pattern, being a pair of saucers, four plates and three dinner plates, the largest diameter 21cm, together with three Masons Imari patterned plates, and three Chinese porcelain plates, being a pair and one other, each decorated against the dark blue ground with gilt dragon motif, with underglazed blue character marks to bases, the largest diameter 21cm and one similar badly damaged (AF) (15)

A large Chinese celadon fluted dish, believed Ming Dynasty, 45cm diameter

A Chinese butterfly shaped hors d'oeuvre dish set, 19th century, the black lacquered case applied and decorated with hardstones, mother of pearl, and gilt, enclosing the nine enamel painted dishes, case 42cm wide.

A Chinese famille rose lidded porcelain jar and cover, decorated in enamels with figural scenes and panels of text, height 11.75cm, together with a Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar, lacking voer, decorated with floral motif, a pair of miniature Chinese porcelain blue and white double gourd vases, decorated with prunus, height 8.5cm, two Chinese tea bowls, one with cover and wooden stand, and a Royal Worcester Blue Sprays patterned dish (AF) (7)

A collection of four Chinese export mythological porcelain plates,18th century, each decorated en Grisaille and gilt, centrally with figure of Neptune holding a trident, standing within a horse drawn chariot upon rough seas, within a spearhead border, surrounded by panels of landscape and exotic bird scenes, diameter 23cm (AF) (4)

Lego Technic 42024 Container Truck, boxed (a/f)

A brass three branch chandelier, possibly Dutch, 68cm high

A Lego Creative Bucket set No.10664 (a/f - unsealed)

An Arts & crafts carved wooden panel, early 20th century, decorated with two central lions flanked by two stylised flowers, 104cm wide by 44cm high.

A Bernard Meldahl Norwegian silver and red enamel leaf form brooch, c. 1960s, bearing makers initials and marked '925S Sterling, Made in Norway', height 4.4cm

A collection of twelve silver plated decanter labels, one Coalport porcelain decanter label, and a silver plated bottle stand, (14).

An early 20th century Doulton Carrara Ware advertising model of a polar bear, designed by Leslie Harradine, in white glaze, modelled seated upon a plinth base, height 18cm (AF)

A Japanese needlework panel, early 20th century, embroidered with moths, grasshoppers and beetles within a naturalistic environment, with four lines of calligraphy, surrounded by a floral border, together with a Chinese needlework panel, embroidered with peonies, vases and floral elements, on a fawn coloured ground, surrounded by a border, the first overall 58cm x 27cm (2)

A vintage German lidded tankard, by R. W. Regensburg, decorated against the brown glaze with impressed dimples in turquoise glaze, with metal mount and lid, marked to underside of lid and impressed to base, height 15.75cm

Lego Harry Potter 75953 Hogwarts Whomping Willow, boxed (box a/f)

A Victorian feather and needlework panel depicting a bird amongst flowers and foliage in a decorated scroll carved glazed circular shaped frame, 42cm by 36cm (a/f)

Frank Bowcher (1864 - 1938) a commemorative plaque, celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Charles Edward Jones and Maria Lucinda, 1906, within oak frame, height 23.5cm

A similar example is included in the British Museum and the Museum d'Orsay.

A pair of bronzed figures after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834 - 1917), c.1900/1910, depicting cherubs, raised on marble bases, 28cm high, (af).

A framed needlework panel commemorating King George V and dated 1911, 42cm by 54cm

A framed needlework panel commemorating the Festival of Britain 1851-1951, 33cm by 41cm

An Art Noveau copper jug or ewer by Joseph Sankey & Sons, embossed decorated with geometric floral motif, impressed makers mark to base 'J. S. & S., Made in England, Solid Copper' height 29cm, together with a 19th century copper flagon, decorated with a geometric motif, with iron handle and base, height 23cm, (AF) (2)

Six modern painted decorative decoy ducks to include a red-breasted merganser 34.5cm long, and a pair of snipe (a/f)

An Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph, by P.J.P., Birmingham, 2008, with velvet easel back, height 19cm

An early / mid 20^th century brown leather suitcase, possibly adapted for prop use, bearing later painted inscription to lid ‘Theatrical Clothiers & Costumiers, All Kinds of Costumes Lent of Hired, No. 43 Shaftesbury Avenue - London’ , width 61cm

Lego - Boxed Lego 70620 The Ninjago Movie Ninjago City (a/f)

Contemporary Art: a Louis Vuitton style fire extinguisher sculpture, 55cm high.

A late 19th century silver plated photograph frame marked Tiffany & Co. Makers, bearing detailed engraved inscription in mirror writing to easel back, 'Mrs., William Henry Harrison has the honour of announcing the marriage of her daugher Maude Marion to Robert Niven Agnew, on Wednesday June the twenty first eighteen hundred and ninety nine, Calvary Church, New York' (Manhattan), additionally engraved to front with intertwinned couples initials, height 21.5cm

An Edwardian walnut table top smokers cabinet, the two bevelled glass panelled doors enclosing a nicely fitted interior, raised on na swept plinth base, 32cm wide by 25cm deep by 35cm high.

A 19th century pine apprentices chest, fitted with four bdrawers with bronze cup handles, raised on shaped bracket feet, 44cm high by 36cm wide by 17cm deep.

A 'Pacific Art' sculpture of a cellist, cast metal, plinth base, impresssed makers mark, 51cm high.

A boxed LEGO Creator 10232 Palace Cinema (box a/f)

A copper copper, 19th century, riveted construction, 33cm high by 46cm diameter, (age related wear).

An Art Nouveau carved alabaster bust depicting a young woman, 37cm high.

A good quality vintage leather cowboy's saddle, with attractive tooled decoration.

A pair of vintage gilt metal figurative table lamps, on wooden plinth bases, 67cm (to top of bulbs).

A large 19th century cast iron 'lion' boot scraper, 68cm wide by 34cm high.

A collection of five antique walking canes, including a continental Art Nouveau example with .800 handle, an example with cast metal 'ladies leg' handle, a hornn handled examplem with silver collar, and two bamboo shaft examples. Together with a late 19th / early 20th century brass and cast iron stick stand, (6).

A carved hardstone Inuit sculpture, of a male figure wearing a hooded jacket, 20th century, height 39cm

A Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars ‘Tricorn’ glass vase, in kingfisher blue colour within a clear glass outer, height 23.5cm

After Frederic Sackrider Remington (American, 1861-1909), 'Mountain Man', bronze model of a rider with horse on a steep mountainside, 28.5cm high

A vintage Indian brass betel nut box, repousse decorated with repeating floral and foliate motifs, with panels of exotic birds, animals and flowers, with loop carrying handle, and lock, height 24cm

A large bronze sculpture 'Marley Horse' after Guillaume Coustou (French, 1677-1746), 58cm high.

A late 19th/ early 20^th century butter churn, metal bound, with turning handle and removable lid, height 45cm

A large decorative wall art panel, Batik style, intricately decorated with hand stitchedi silver coloured thread and painted fabric with an underwater scene featuring fourteen fish and seaweeds, 83cm by 167cm, framed.

A large Victorian woolwork picture panel 'Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time' after Sir Edwin Landseer, 80cm by 102cm, oak frame, together a damaged frameless engraving of the same scene.

A George III Officer's Universal Pattern gorget, of gilt brass engraved to the front with crowned 'GR' cypher, with a pair of mounted brown silk rosettes, wide 10cm

A Bally 'El Toro' pinball machine, (a/f - no screws and untested), height 171cm, depth 134cm, width 56cm

Film, Music & Television Autographs: A mixed collection of signed photographs of entertainers, actors and actresses, subjects including; Charlton Heston, Shirley Bassey, John Mills, Bob Hope, The Two Ronnies, Diana Rigg, Douglas Fairbanks, Michael Caine, Clint Eastwood, Henry Cooper, amongst others others, some autopen, containined within a binder, approx. 86 photographs

First hand inspection recommended

Map: 'Surrey, described and divided into hundreds' by John speed, 17th century, inset double sided frame, another 17th century map of Surrey inset double sided frame, a smaller antique map 'Nova Virginiae Tabula' (New Map of Virginia), framed, label verso, another antique map 'Laponia et Terra Eso' (Japan and the Land of Eso), framed, together with a set of four antique prints depicting the four seasons, after William Hamilton, framed, (8).

A 19th century French gilt metal mounted crossbanded kingwood table top jardiniere and cover, applied with Sevres style porcelain panels, 46cm wide by 30cm deep by 21cm high.

After Isidore Jules Bonheur (French, 1827 - 1901), a bronze sculpture of a running Gazelle on naturalistic base, signed in the cast, late 19th / early 20th century, 13.5cm wide by 10cm high.

A matched pair of French Egyptian revival bronzed figurative lamps with glass 'flame' shades, early 20th century, 102cm high, (af).

A vintage Mdina turquoise ‘Ming’ pattern glass vase, of bottle form, signed and dated 1973, height 22cm

A 1907 part Maundy set (the penny missing), with a case, various Elizabeth II crowns including three 1953, a 1935 silver Jubilee medallion with original box, two half crowns 1923 and 1950, a Victorian Gothic florin, a George III half penny 1799 and further coins

A 1950s Bryans penny slot arcade pinball machine with multi-coloured sunburst panel, oak case with chrome fittings 64cm high, 44cm wide, with coins (a/f)

A vintage Zaccaria 'Queens Castle' pinball machine, c.1978, original bold striking designs throughout, chrome mounts, appears in good age related wear and patination, 137cm long by 59cm wide by 176cm high.

A vintage flip ball arcade machine 'Strike' 2p play, fruitwood case with chrome mounts, 88cm high.

A Shepherds Hut, sympathetically and meticulously refurbished to a high standard, ideal for either commercial accomodation or private use for family and guests, fitted with electrics, plumbing, a wood burner, and a double bed, size approximately 14.5ft by 7ft

Please note this is off site from the saleroom and can be viewed by appointment, sited in Sidlesham, PO20 area, just 5 miles from the saleroom - the buyer must arrange collection

A Shepherds Hut, sympathetically and meticulously refurbished to a high standard, ideal for either commercial or private use as an office or garden room for family and guests, size approximately 13.6ft by 6.5ft.

Please note this is off site from the saleroom and can be viewed by appointment, sited in Sidlesham, PO20 area, just 5 miles from the saleroom - the buyer must arrange collection.

A c.1959 Seeburg Model 222SH jukebox, stereophonic, 160 selections of 45 RPM records, the stylish of the period cabinet with stylised recessed speakers, chrome mounts, side panel decoration, and glass panels, appears in good age related worn patination, 141cm high by 83cm wide by 69cm deep.

A c.1950's/60's 'Screen Stars' one arm bandit arcade machine, 62cm high.

Enzo Plazotta (Italian, 1921-1981), 'Dancer Undressing', limited edition bronze figure number 8/9, with foundry stamp, raised on plinth base, combined height 65cm.

Provenance: Kensington Sporting Paintings Ltd, 2 The Downs, Wimbledon, London, comes with provenance sheet.

Louis-Ernest Barrias (French 1841-1905), a small bronze model of a putto sitting on a vase beside a snail, cast by F. Barbedienne, 12.5cm high

A vintage 'Big Ben' pinball machine by Williams Electronics Inc, c.1975, decorated with classic 70's fashion clad figures and graphics, in good age related wear and patination, (Big Ben is a classic shooter's game, you have to concentrate on three main things, getting the B-I-G rollovers, knocking down the B-E-N drop targets for bonus points and extra balls, and getting the ball into the saucer for 5,000 points!), 137cm long by 62cm wide by 177cm high.

A c.1958 Bal-Ami juke box, appears in good age related condition and patination, chrome mounts and of the period stylised decorated side panels, (BAL-AMi was the biggest British manufacturer and distributor of jukeboxes in the golden rock 'n' roll era of the mid 1950's through to the early 1960's), 155cm high by 85cm wide by 69cm deep.

A pair of 19^th century bronze rococo revival chenet, each fire andiron in the form of trailing acanthus leaves, with attachment for bracket verso, height 28cm (2)

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson oak trinket box and cover, with carved signature mouse, 19cm wide by 11cm deep by 10cm high.

A vintage Murano orange glass bowl, encased with white and clear glass, with shaped rim, width 45cm

A quantity of British pre-decimal coins including pre 1920 and pre 1947 issue, a 1951 crown and two one pound notes, with a coin set box

A Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen silver and enamelled ‘Acorn’ salt cellar and salt spoon, c. 1960s, the Konge blue enamel decorated to bowl, variously marked and impressed ‘62’, the spoon with ‘Acorn’ terminal, salt width 6cm, gross total weight 0.9oz (2)

A Second World War British Royal Air Force Officer's service dress tunic, two leather flight helmets, two caps, two RAF cloth badges, three ties, and a silk scarf with needlework crest, by repute belonged to Flight Lieutenant A J Hanmore 148 Bomber Squadron *this lot is being sold in aid of St Wilfrid's Hospice

A Corgi Mettoy limited edition tinplate clockwork model Routemaster Bus London Transport No. MT00103, boxed, and a Sun Star die-cast 1:24 scale model Bedford OB Duple Vista Coach, boxed (2)

A 1914 Star to Major H W E HITCHKINS MANCH:R, The 1914-18 British War Medal and The 1914-19 Victory Medal both to LT COL H W E HITCHKINS

A collection of miniature model motor vehicles, mostly Oxford, boxed, together with a collection of mostly Lledo and Days Gone models (unboxed)

A 1937 Coronation Year specimen coin set from crown to farthing including the four Maundy coins, with a case and box

A Russian military decoration, The Order of the Red Star, established in 1930 and awarded until 1991, with stud and screw attachment, stamped and numbered to the reverse

A Lionel Corporation model railway locomotive, together with four rolling stock, together with provenance regarding the previous owner *this lot is being sold in aid of St Wilfrid's Hospice

A William IV/ early Victorian English ‘Silnus’ salt glazed jug, modelled in relief with figures of Silenus, Bacchus and satyrs amongst fruiting vines, height 21.5cm

A Steiff limited edition teddy bear, 663208 Joshua Classic Black Bear, 1959-2009, white ear tag, 01660/5000, 34cm, a Steiff Classic 1926 Bear, yellow ear tag 006418, 23cm, a Steiff Classic 1909 Bear, yellow ear tag 000355, 24cm, a Twyford bear and two other stuffed bears

A collection of five boxed Steiff miniature teddy bears to include Steiff Teddy Bear silver grey 7cm Club Gift 2005, and Steiff Annual Club Gift 2013

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Britannia', silvered cast metal, impressed 'Vivat Rex' and 'REG 582850', on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

"Vivat Rex" is a Latin phrase that translates to 'Long live the King!', and it is believed that these were produced as souvenirs to mark King George V's Coronation in June 1911, also, by repute, the vendor believes these were issued to British Governors cars.

Automobilia: an early 20th century French white metal cased hunter pocket watch, the back outer case decorated in niello with an open top Bugatti motor car with driver and passengers, the front case decorated in niello and gilt metal (possibly gold) with aircraft, the white enamel dial inscribed 'IKO' and with subsidiary seconds dial, and with 15 jewel movement, (af).

Automobilia: a medallion believed to be for the 1936 Paris to Nice race, by Felix Rasumny, signed, decorated in relief with a figure driving to one side, and a vacant cartouche the other side, 5cm diameter, with fitted case.

Automobilia: a 1930 HIVER auto accessories booklet, 24cm by 18cm, together with an order sheet, and a 'The Automobile Girl' Postcard, stamped 1910 and with a US Postage One Cent stamp and a Hilgeland sealed pack of four keyrings, 24.5cm by 14.5cm.(4).

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Mr Punch as Justice', chromed metal, raised on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Ally Sloper', silvered metal, 9cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Sphinx' for Armstrong-Siddeley, cast alloy displayed on a later marble stand, combined height 11cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged cherub playing the triangle', after Claude Michel, known as Clodion, signed 'Clodion', bronze, on a plinth base, height 21cm.

This may be a 19th century bronze miniature sculpture later adapted as a car mascot.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Lucifer Golfing Society', by James Dixon & Sons, silver plated, inscibed to base and impresssed marks to underside, 11cm high.

In 1921 Sir Hedley le Bas and friends founded the society, an exclusive private gentlemans club inn London, limited to only 60 members rising to 100 members in 1925. Members included Charles Sykes (who became Captain in 1936), Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Cupid' or 'Eros', by Louis Lejeune, signed with LL monogram and 'copyright', silvered cast metal, height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'La Boxe', it is believed that this figure is based on either Max Schmeling or George Carpentier, bronzed metal, on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Cigone' depicting an art deco stylised stork, silvered cast metal, on a later marble base, total height 16cm.

A set of four Rococo style finger plates, trellis design with central embossed leaf motif, re-gilded, height 30cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Dinkie Doo', gilt metal, inscribed on plinth, standing on a radiator cap, height 16.5cm.

A vintage Black Forest carved novelty bottle stopper, in the form of a seated bear, with cork, height overall 9cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged Caryatid', impressed 'FRANCE' and two monograms, bronze, height 16cm.

An unusual miniature set of cast iron garden furniture, comprising a pair of chairs and table, each white painted, with pierced decoration, chair height 23cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Anti-Aircraft Gun', cast metal, on a flared circular metal base, total height 13cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged maiden on winged wheels', polished cast brass, on a radiator cap, height 20cm.

The vendor had been informed that this relates to a 1928 North London Carrying Company catalogue entry.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Seated boy holding a toy car', silvered cast metal, on a radiator cap, height 12cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Racing driver', after Boccazzi, impressed 'BOCCAZZI', bronze, displayed on a stepped base, combined height 11cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Chevrolet Quota Trophy October 1927', Ternstedt manufacturing Company, Detroit, USA, inscribed to both sides and underside, cast metal with spinning propeller, 10cm high by 16cm wing span.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'The Pathfinder', attributed to R Johns for Pontiac, silvered cast metral on a later marble base, total height 12cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Native American Chief' radiator cap for Pontiac, cast metal, height 9cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Chick emerging from an egg', bronze and part silvered, on a radiator cap, height 7.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Pierrot', by Henri Briand, signed, silvered bronze, on a radiator cap, height 13cm.

An Ivor T. Holth Norwegian silver gilt and yellow enamelled brooch, of modernist design, variously marked 925S Norway and Sterling, width 4.2cm, 6.1g

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Speed God' attributed to Gustave Poitvin, possibly for Finnigans Motor Accessories of London, bronze, 14cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'leaping moose', Austrian, bronze, stamped 'Austria', raised on a radiator cap, total height 15cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Leprechaun', depicted wearing a flowing cape and a peaked cap, possibly made for the Smith Manufacturing Company of Chicago, USA, aluminium, height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Pierce Arrow', by William N Schnell, signed, also impressed 'Tireur d'Arc', silvered and bronzed cast metal, displayed on a later marble stand, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged naked female on a wheel', impressed DRGM (a German design registration mark), silvered cast metal, on a radiator cap, height 15.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Boubou' depicting a monkey holding a lamp, by Max Le Verrier (Louis Octave Maxime Le Verrier), signed, the lamp with glass shade, cast metal and wired, raised on a marble plinth base, total height 16cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: François Bazin, 'Flying Stork', for the Hispano-Suiza motor car, silvered metal, signed, on later clear base, total height 16.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Le Char 17 Renault Tank', by Pierre Felix Masseau, signed, bronze, 7cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Willys Knight' silvered metal, on a Citroen bakelite radiator cap, c.1929-31, inscribed with company logo, total height 14.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Centaur', by F Bazin, signed, silvered brass, on a marble base, total height 16cm.

A collection of Folio Society hardback books to include twelve Charles Dickens and twenty-three Anthony Trollope

A framed vintage needlework map of England and Wales, 48cm by 40cm

A Thomas and John Bowles framed 'A New Mapp of Scotland or North Britain With Considerable Improvements according to the New Observations 1746', 62cm by 104cm

A collection of unframed antique maps, plans and charts to include Emmanuel Bowen 'A New and Accurate Map of the Netherlands or Low Countries [...]', 37cm by 23cm, 'Plan of Cardona, a strong City and Castle of Catalonia, upon the River Cardoner as besieged by the French and defeated by the Allies', 41cm by 51cm, and Thomas Forrest, 'Part of Magindano, from Tetyan Harbour to the Island Serangani', 32cm by 31.5cm (a/f)

A late 19th century Aesthetic movement inspire teapot and cover, of square form with handle and spout modelled as bamboo, decorated with Japanese inspired panels, bearing inscribed number to base 1517, height 23cm

A framed J Rapkin map of Holland with illustrations by H Warren 34.5cm by 25.5cm, together with a framed J Rapkin map of France with illustrations by J Wray 25cm by 31cm (2)

A set of six Art Nouveau tiles, each moulded with water lily pattern against a turquoise ground, mounted together on a board, possibly removed from a fire surround, total width 92.5cm

Enid Blyton (1897-1968): a signed / inscribed book 'Birds of our Garden', 1940, no jacket.

A vintage Doctor Who Dalek figure by Dapol Ltd. in original packaging, c. 1996, figure W008-03 black-silver version, height 9.75cm

A framed John Speed map of Hampshire, "Hantshire described and devided. Jodocus Hondius celavitv and are to be sold in Popes head alley by I. Sudbury and G. Humbell. Cum Privilegio", 39cm by 51cm

Collier (J Payne) Ed. 'The Works of William Shakespeare'. 8 Vols, Whittaker and Co, London 1843 (a/f)

A Spanish BM Concert Grande six string guitar, with stand, an Epiphone banjo, an Oscar Schmidt by Washburn ukulele, and one other ukulele.

A vintage gilt starburst wall clock the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 49cm wide

A French gilt brass carriage clock, 19th century, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and blue steeled handels over a subsidiary dialwith Arabic numerals, height 12.5cm

A 20th century gravity clock, the circular weighted dial with exposed escapement and Arabic numerals, the mechanism designed to descend slowly down twin vertical columns, raised on a stepped rectangular plinth base 25.5cm high

A vintage gilt starburst wall clock, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 50cm wide

A 19th century French gilt metal figural mantle clock, the circular painted enamel dial bearing Roman numerals and inscribed 'BOIN A LLIER CTAL PLAIS RAL', flanked by a figure of a lady with dove, on a scrolling base, 27cm high

An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain 'Nanking' cargo bowl, decorated with landscape scenes, bearing Christies label to base 'Lot 2708', diameter 19.5.cm

A late 19th century French Gothic revival gilt brass cased mantle clock, the movement striking on a bell, with pendulum, 49cm high.

A painted cast metal John Bull moving eye clock 39cm high

A French brass carriage clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, inscribed 'Harrods Ltd., Made in Paris', with blue steel hands, bearing engraved initials 'D.B.M. to top, height 14cm

A 19th century bracket clock, signed Wright London, the arched silvered dial with Roman numerals, rosewood case with gadrooned top and shaped finial, raised on four feet, height 32cm

A 19th century French gilt metal and marble three piece portico clock garniture, the ornate classical architectural structure with pretty enamel painted dial, the movement striking on a bell, with sunburst pendulum, flanked by twin candelabra, clock 41cm high.

A 19^th century rosewood cased wheel barometer with four silvered dials for the barometer, thermometer, hydrometer, and spirit level, 95cm high.

A 19th century mahogany cased circular fusee wall clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, 40cm diameter, with pendulum and key

An early 20th century walnut chiming Grandmother clock the circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and attractive floral design, in bracket feet, presentation plaque to interior dated 1936, 188.5cm high, with pendulum, three brass weights and winding key

A French gilt brass petite sonnerie repeating carriage clock, 19th century, the case with stepped base and beaded edges, the painted enamelled dial with stylised numerals, movement marked' Aig Le Reveil', and 'Aiguilles', alarm on two gongs lever at the base, height 17cm

A good quality 18th century feathered mahogany cased striking 8 day longcase clock by Thomas Kefford of Royston, Hertfordshire, the twelve inch arched brass dial with silvered strike / silent dial, silvered name plaque, silvered subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, engraved decoration and applied spandrels, above the domed trunk door, moulded decoration, and bracket feet, with pendulum and two weight, 230cm (7'6") high.

A 20th century oak cased Grandmother clock with St Michael, Westminster and Whittington chimes, 188cm high, with three brass weights and pendulum (pendulum a/f)

A Christiaan Huygens figured walnut cased chiming Grandmother clock, 20th century, with carved crest, fretwork panels, shaped bracket feet, the arched dial decorated with a village scene and mechanical revolving figures, date aperture and day aperture, 177cm high, with two weights and a pendulum.

A 1930s William Crawford & Sons novelty biscuit tin in the form of a globe, detailed to base 'By Appointment to the Late King George V., William Crawford & Sons Ltd. Biscuit Manufacturers, Edinburgh, Liverpool & London, Great Britain', height 21cm

A Chinese celadon style ceramic table lamp base, decorated with floral motif, on hardwood base, with pleated silk shade, base height to fitting 39cm, together with a Chinese style turquoise crackle glazed table lamp base, with pleated silk shade, (shade AF) height 35cm, overall total height 72.5cm (2)

A vintage clockwork 'Hafner Trains' tinplate locomotive, mid 20th century, numbered 2000 to side, length 21cm

A collection of cigars to include three Macanudo (two wrapped)

A pair of large contemporary continental vases, in the Maiolica style, modelled with lemons and foliage trailing across body, of globular form, decorated with the mottled white brown, green and yellow glazes, height 28.5cm (2) (AF)

British School (20th century) Portrait of a Reclining Cat, ink and watercolour, framed and mounted, 25cm x 32cm, together with two charcoal illustrations of cats, by Val Smith, one framed (3)

Colin Self (British, b.1941), 'Man in a Rainstorm', 2008, limited edition etching numbered 14/20, signed and dated, 18cm by 16cm, unframed.

Provenance: Charterhouse Auctioneers sale from the estates of the late David & Ann Graves, David who was David Hockney's assistant and Ann who was his muse, 1st October 2020.

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Piccadilly, Manchester - tribute to Arthur Delaney', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 28cm by 36cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Attributed to Theodore Major (British, 1908-1999), 'Panoramic Landscape', oil on board, signed in red verso 'MAJOR', 17.5cm by 22.5cm, oak frame.

Yvonne Coomber (contemporary) I give you my heart, mixed media on canvas, signed, titled and dated 2013 verso, 70cm by 100cm, unframed

Thomas Luny (1759-1837), Running up the coast under short sail, oil on canvas, signed 'Luny' and indistinctly dated 1821?, verso old Bonhams labels, 36.5cm by 48.5cm Provenance: Bonhams, London, 'The Marine Sale', 11 September 2007, lot 45

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Interior scene with a lady sewing, in the French Post Impressionist style', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 27cm by 34cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Portrait Miniatures: three hand painted oval studies of young women, all framed, (3).

Heinz Scholtz (German, b.1925), 'Hafen in Holland', oil on copper panel, signed, titled verso, artists label verso, 23cm by 29cm, ornate gilt frame.

A vintage toy Scottish Terrier dog, c. 1950s, straw filled with black / grey plush and amber eyes, height 27.5cm

Lionel Townsend Crawshaw RSW RSBA (1864-1949), 'Riders in the wood', oil on canvas, signed, 52cm by 62cm, inset ornate giltwood frame.

J Cunningham (unknown, 20th century), two naive marine oils on glass/ ceramic, each signed, framed, each 18.5cm by 26.5cm (2)

Ian Falconer (American, 1959 - 2023), 'Whippet hound in armchair' oil on canvas, 87cm by 71cm, framed.

NB: Ian Falconer was David Hockney's lover, the dog in the painting was Ann Upton's whippet (Ann graves, nee upton, 1941-2017, met Hockney at the Royal College of Arts in 1960 and became his lifelong friend, model, and LA based assistant, when she later married Hockney's assistant, David Graves, Hockney was the photographer at their wedding. It is beliecved that the chair in this painting is Hockney's chair in his house.

Provenance: Verified as by Ian Falconer by Tonia Barringer, who handled Falconer's artwork and archives, copies of corresponding emails come with this lot.

Provenance: Purchased at the Charterhouse Auctioneers estate sale of Ann Upton and David Graves, Sherborne, Dorset, 2020.

British School (18th century), 'Portrait of a Gentleman', inscribed "John Jennings 1750", also inscribed by hand verso "John Jennings Esquire of Bath", 49cm by 36cm, framed, (af).

Mixed Art: comprising two pairs of overpainted mezzotint portraits in the 18th century style, inset ornate gilt metal double frames (frames 30cm wide), a set of four coloured engravings 'Chinese Fountains' after Jean Pillement, inset matching box frames (frames 35cm by 27cm), and a pair of coloured engravings 'Raphael's Loggias in the Vatican', insetgilt frames (frames 106cm by 29cm), (8), (af).

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Mounted Jockeys - Tribute to Sir Alfred Munnings', pastel, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 29cm by 39cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Manner of Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837), An Estuary at Sunset with Fisherfolk and Boats, oil on panel, signed and dated lower 'T. Luny, 1820', bearing typed label verso 'Purchased at Christies, May 24th 1968, Lot 101', and 'J.J. Patrickson & Son Ltd., 247-9 Fulham Road, Chelsea' inscribed slip, framed, 29.2cm x 39cm

Kenneth Hauff (British, 1913 - 1967), The Woodland Walk, impressionist style female figure in a woodland landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, within frame, 59.5cm x 50cm (ARR)

Paul Wright (British, b.1973), 'Some Like it Hot' (Marilyn Monroe), limited edition mixed media edition on board, numbered 7/50, signed by artist verso, also with certificate of authenticity verso from Buckingham Fine Art, 90cm by 90cm, inset gallery quality frame.

Geoffrey Key (British, b.1941), 'Figure', pencil drawing, signed in pen and dated (19)74, label verso for J. Davey & Sons of 70 Bridge Street, Deansgate, Manchester, and 44 Duke Street, Liverpool, 26cm by 18cm, framed.

NB: Geoffrey Key's work is exhibited widely and features in important public, corporate and private art collections throughout the world, including Salford and Manchester Art Galleries, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Manchester Museum of Science & Industry, North West Arts Board, National Westminster Bank, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club of Hong Kong, Societe Roquefort, Chateau de St Ouen & Perrier.

Attributed to Henry Stacy Marks RA (British, 1829 - 1898): comprising a pastel portrait of a medieval maiden, initialled 'HSM', gallery label verso for E Stacey Marks Ltd of Eastbourne, 26,5cm by 17cm, framed, and an architectural watercolour, initialled 'HSM', gallery label verso for E ZStacey Marks Ltd of Eastbourne, 16.5cm by 26cm, framed, (2).

Arthur Delaney (British, 1927 - 1987), 'Manchester Trams', oil painting, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 23cm by 14cm, framed.

Robert Jones (British School, 20th century), Two ink, wash, pencil and watercolour illustrations, possibly forset designs, one inscribed 'The Emperor's Snuff Box, Telephone - Location', signed lower irght and dated Nov '49, 33.5cm by 44cm, the other an interior scene, signed lower right 'Bob Jones', 47cm by 59cm, each framed (2)

Harry Hall (British, 1815 - 1882), 'Lord Lyon' (study of a horses head), oil on canvas, signed with initials, dated 1866, titled, 19cm by 25cm, framed, (chip to frame).

NB: Lord Lyon (1863–1887) was a British thoroughbred racehorse that won the 1866 Epson Derby, 2000 Guineas Stake and the St. Leger Stakes, becoming the third winner of the English Triple Crown.

British School (19th century), 'Harbour scene', watercolour, monogramed lower left, 30cm by 23cm, framed.

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Albert Square, Manchester - tribute to Arthur Delaney', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 38cm by 48cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Three framed engravings of Portchester Castle, Hampshire, to include an example after F Nicholson engraved by J Noble for the Beauties of England and Wales, 11.5cm by 16cm, together with two framed engravings of Southwick, Southampton (5)

Sir Eduardo Paolozzi RA (British, 1924 - 2005), Elephant, injection moulded limited edition sulpture, signed to foot and numbered to base 3000/ 645, width 36cm (AF) (ARR)

This piece is being sold as part of Turning Tides Homelessness’ Elephant in the Room campaign: https://www.turning-tides.org.uk/elephant-in-the-room-homelessness/

Joshua Hargrave Sams Mann (British, 1826 - 1886), Half Length Portrait of a Young Lady Holding a Pink Rose, oil on canvas, monogrammed lower left, bearing name and dated 1874 verso and variously labelled, within ornate gilt frame, 31.5cm x 24cm

Two contemporary prints: 'AZ' by Hemingway Design and 'ABC' by Snug Studio, each 70cm by 50cm, matching frames, (2).

Modern British School (Mid 20th century), Still Life of a Banana Leaf Plant, lithograph, framed, each 53cm by 38.5cm

Philip Jones (1933-2008), ‘Farmhouse Gharb’, mixed media, inscribed, signed and dated '91, bearing Michael Parkin Gallery label verso, framed, 19cm x 28.5cm

British School (20th century), The Morning Promenade', by John Bradford, 1977, oil on board, the impressionist French inspired painting depitching three Edwardian style ladies, bearing monongram lower right and labelled verso, framed, 28.5cm x 38.75cm

J H Geere (19th century), 'Winter landscape depicting two men clearing snow from a park path', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1876, further inscribed verso, 55cm by 45cm, gilt gesso frame, (af).

Louis Whirter (British, 1873 - 1932), Edinburgh The Tolbrook, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, framed and mounted, 23cm x 23.5cm

Bernard Dufour (French, 1922 - 2016), 'Harbour View', oil on canvas, signed, 38cm by 45cm, framed.

Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA RA (British, 1887 - 1976), 'Salford Steps', pencil drawing, likely a preparatory sketch, signed and dated 1941, variously inscribed front and verso, 24cm by 18cm, inset double sided modern frame, (af).

Provenance: Private Collection.

Ronald Horsewell (British, b.1934), 'A shepherd and his flock within a rural landscape', oil on canvas, signed, 27cm by 34cm, framed.

Mid Century Continental School, two prints, The Houses of Parliament from the River Thames, together with a Eros and Piccadilly Circus, each bearing name 'Klitz' to lower right, framed amd mounted, the first 36.5cm by 75cm (2)

20th century school - 'Still life depicting bowls of fruits and loose fruits laid out on a table', oil on board, 45cm by 78cm, inset red lacquered frame (some chips to frame).

David Brims (British, contemporary), Reclining Nude, signed photographic print, signed lower right, 25.5cm by 53.5cm (ARR)

Antonio Pecoraro (b.1938), 'Five Ladies', oil on canvas, signed, 40cm by 30cm, inset ornate frame.

Portrait Miniature: an oval photogravure study of soprano Ann ('Nancy') Storace (1766 - 1817), after John Conde, 15cm by 12.5cm, framed.

After Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1861 - 1901) Footit et Chocolat (The Kick of the Clown), lithographic print, mid 20th century, bearing label verso, framed, 29.5cm by 34.5cm

Margaret Lindsay Williams (Welsh, 1888-1960), 'The Pearl of the Orient', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1920 top right, further details inscribed to gilt slip, 64cm by 50cm, inset ornate swept gilt gesso frame, (some losses to frame).

Provenance: Exhibited at The Walker Art Gallery, 1920.

John Lowie Morrison (British, b. 1948), Summer - Iona, limited edition print, signed lower right and numbered 142/195, framed, 48.5cm by 48.5cm, together with Ted Dyer 'Misty Calm, limited edition print, signed and numbered 393/500, framed, 36.5cm by 47.5cm, and Judi Trevorrow (contemporary) 'The Chain Locker' limited edition print, numbered 61/850, framed, 13.25cm by 41.5cm (3) (ARR)

An antique print 'Gentleman and lady with Page serving beverages' after Gerard ter Borch (Dutch, 1617-1681), 35cm by 25cm, framed.

Attributed to Samuel Alken (British, 1784 - c.1825), 'Huntsman and Hounds', oil on wooden panel, old label verso for Arthur Ackerman & Sons Ltd, 157A New Bond Street, London, frame inscribed "S Alken 1750-1825", 17cm by 25cm, giltwood frame.

Dame Barbara Hepworth (British, 1903 - 1975), Green Man, 1972, limited edition lithograph, 112/200, bearing Belgrave Gallery St. Ives label verso, framed and mounted, 70.5cm x 52.5cm (ARR)

Edgar James Maybery (British, 1887 - 1964), Tours Cathedral, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, framed and mounted, 23.5cm by 15cm

Charles Coker (1918-2000), coastal landscape view, Guernsey, 'Sunset at Portelet', oil on board, signed and dated 81, verso inscribed paper label, 44cm by 54cm

David Morgan (b 1964), 'A Summer's Day', river landscape view with cattle, oil on canvas, signed, verso inscribed paper label for The Whibley Galleries, 23cm by 38.5cm

Attributed to Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945), 'Salsifis Saurage', pencil drawing depicting various aspects of the root vegetable, possibly a pattern design, bears indistinct monogram lower left, titled lower right, label verso for Galerie Moderne Le Style Lalique, 10 Holkin Arcade, Motcomb Street, Belgravia, London, 22cm by 27cm, framed.

Portrait Miniature: an Edwardian oval watercolour study of a boy, 8cm by 6,5cm, framed.

After Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, 'The West View of Cows Castle, In The Isle of Wight', engraving, 19cm by 36cm, together with S Sparrow, 'Apuldrum, near Chichester', engraving, 13.5cm by 19.5cm (2)

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Horses in a landscape', possibly emblematic of summer, oil on canvas, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

R. Navas (20th century), 'Still life's', a pair, depicting a wicker basket of peaches and a wicker basket of pears and snails, oils on canvas, both signed, 60cm by 80cm, matching gilt frames, (af - old repairs / patches to canvas).

After Andre Derain (French, 1880 - 1954), L'Enfant, lithographic print, bearing printed signature to lower right margin, framed, 46.25cm x 36cm

Louis Ruet after Ernest Messonier (French, 1815 - 1891), Napoleonic Hussars and Dragoons, etching, published by C. Klackner, 20 Old Bond St., London', dated 1916, signed by Louis Ruet to margin, framed and mounted, 19.75cm by 23.25cm

After Harold Thornton (1892-1958), two head and shoulders studies of dogs, comprising a terrier, inscribed 'Rip!' and a spaniel, inscribed 'Old Pal', both signed in pencil, 21cm by 16cm, unframed, together with a framed monochrome print depicting two fox cubs after G D Armour, 12.5cm by 13.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Harvest landscape with horses, figures and dogs', possibly emblematic of Autumn, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

After John Downman ARA (1749 - 1824) a collection of five prints of female sitters, four within an oval, within gilt frames, bearing 'Ernest, Brown & Phillips, The Leicester Galleries' labels verso, each overall 37.25cm x 33.5cm (5)

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Horses, sheep and ducks in a landscape', possibly emblematic of Spring, oil on canvas, cleaned and re-lined, seemingly unsigned, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

Follower of Guido Reni (Italy, 1575 - 1642), 'Madonna and Child', small oval oil painting, name plaque mounted to frame, 20cm by 15cm, inset 19th century gilt frame and slip, (frame af).

John Burrows (contemporary), The Snowdon Horseshoe, coloured pencil, mixed media on paper, signed, 25.5cm by 61cm

Albin Gavdzinsky (Ukrainian, 1923 - 2014), 'Spring has arrived', 1977, oil on canvas, signed, insribed by hand in Russian verso, and an English label verso, 67cm by 57cm, framed.

Provenance: Purchased at Century Gallery, 100 Fulham Road, Chelsea, London, February 1989 for £6000.

Henry John Kinnard (British, 1861 - 1929), possibly Arundel View, watercolour, signed and inscribed to lower margin, 34.5cm by 52.5cm

Louis Whirter (British, 1873 - 1932), Bruges, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, blind stamped, framed and mounted, 32.2cm by 20.2cm

Attributed to Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945), 'Chardon', pencil drawing depicting thistles, possibly a pattern design, bears indistinct monogram lower left, titled top left, label verso for The Railings Gallery, 5 New Cavendish Street, London, 22cm by 28cm, framed.

Rufus de Pinto (1904-1976), two street scenes in watercolour, pastel, ink and pencil, one inscribed 'High Street Ken. Bodega', both signed and dated 1954, 55cm by 36cm

Attributed to Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 1876 - 1942), 'Docks scene' (possibly India House, Manchester Docks), oil on board, bears a signature 'A VALETTE', typed label verso and later hand written label verso, 13cm by 21.5cm, framed.

NB: L S Lowry became a pupil of Valette, and expressed great admiration for his tutor, who taught him new techniques and showed him the potential of the urban landscape as a subject. Lowry described valette "a real teacher ... a dedicated teacher" and added "I cannot over estimate the effect on me of the coming into this drab city of Adolphe Valette, full of French impressionists, aware of everything that was going on in Paris"

Manchester Art Gallery has a room devoted to Valette, where the viewer may compare some of his paintings with some of Lowry's, and judge to what extent Lowry's own style was influenced by him and by French Impressionism generally.

Contemporary Art: 'Playing Cards', a set of three layered collage wall art prints depicting the King of Hearts, the Queen of Spades and the Ace of Spades, inset matching black ash style frames, each frame 145cm by 100cm, (3).

Attributed to Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837), Fishing and other Vessels in a Rough Sea at Sunrise, oil on panel, signed and dated 'Luny 1818' lower left, variously labelled verso and illegibly inscribed in pencil, with carved gilt frame, 22.25cm x 29.25cm

Evelyn Stuart Hardy (British, 1866 - 1935), The Hidden Treasure, figures in the desert (possibly an illustration for the Book of Genesis 44), watercolour on paper, signed lower left, within gilt frame, 50cm by 70cm

William Monk (British, 1863 - 1937), Christchurch College, Oxford, etching, publshed by Meeson, 1910, framed and mounted, 25cm by 35.5cm

Attributed to William Duffield (British, 1816 - 1863), Still Life of Dead Game, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1860 lower left, in gilt frame and mount, 28cm by 52.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Winter farmyard scene with horses, donkey and ducks', possibly emblematic of Winter, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

Modern British School (Mid 20th century), a pair of illustrations of ice skaters, individual male and female figure, watercolour, gouache and pencil, framed, each 43.5cm by 35cm (2)

Alastair Thain (b. 1961), Portrait of David Hockney', Artist Proof Photograph, artists label verso, 39cm by 29cm, framed.

NB: Alastair Thain is one of the world's most internationally acclaimed photographers, reputed for the originality of his portrait and character photography. He studied at the London College of Printing and his imaginative and often subversive portraits have appeared internationally in publications such as Vogue, The New York Times, Vanity and The Face.

Jordan (20th century), two landscape oils on board, one featuring a sheperdess with her flock of sheep, both signed, 23cm by 29cm and 29cm by 23cm, matching ornate frames (one frame chipped).

Portrait Miniatures: a collection of six various copy portrait miniatures, overpainted and printed, all framed, (6).

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Abstract', oil on glass, inscribed by artist verso, and a label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 32cm by 25cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Charles Coker (1918-2000), rocky coastal view, Guernsey, 'Windy Evening, Port Soif', oil on board, signed and dated '82, verso inscribed paper label, 44cm by 55cm

Pre-Raphaelite School - Medieval style watercolour depicting a male figure and hound within a landscape, with buildings, figure and mule in the background, monogramed lower left, 22cm by 15cm, framed.

Barnett Freedman CBE (British, 1901 - 1958), Study of a Standing Nude Male and Female Figure, 1925, drawing in ink, wash and pastel on paper, signed and dated to central lower margin, bearing number verso, framed and mounted, 30cm by 54.25cm

Rufus de Pinto (1904-1976), street scene, believed Kensington Square, London, oil on board, signed, 58cm by 76.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring (Senior) (British, 1795 - 1865), 'Portrait of a horse in a stable', oil on wooden panel, 18cm by 23cm, ornate giltwood frame.

Ernest Howard Shepard OBE MC (British, 1879 - 1976), 'BLIND' a comical ink cartoon of a begging dog, inscribed in pencil front and verso, 23cm by 15cm, unframed, (af).

British School, The Letter, 19th century style portrait of a lady seated within a landscape, oil, within modern frame, 60cm by 44.5cm

Two 19th century painted silhouette portrait studies, depicting a lady and a gentleman, oval, inset gilt metal mounted ebonised frames.

Mark Grimshaw (b.1957), 'Kids playing in the alley', pastel, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 36cm by 43cm, framed.

After G Stanfield, 'Portsmouth Harbour from the picture in the Royal Collection', coloured engraving by R Brandard, 20cm by 26.5cm, together with an unframed engraving after Copley Fielding, 'Portsmouth', 27.5cm by 36.5cm (2)

Continental School (Mid 20th Century), Two oils on canvas, including; Moonlit Seascape with Boats on the Water, signed 'Sanna' to the lower left, framed, 49.5cm by 101cm, together with a modernist scene of buildings on a river, possibly the Seine, signed 'Sigma' lower right, bearing 'The Armstrong Hope Gallery' label verso and inscribed 'Sigma - Paris', framed, 48.5cm by 101cm (2)

Attributed to Sir Edwin Landseer RA (British, 1802 - 1873), 'Portrait of a terrier', oil on wooden panel, inscribed on gilt slip, old label verso, 10cm by 12cm, gilt frame, (frame af).

British School (19^th century), 'Highland cattle in a mountainous landscape', oil on canvas, indistinctly signed lower left, cleaned and re-lined, label verso for 'Garve Hessenberg, The Picture Conservation and restoration Studios, Arundel', 45cm by 75cm , gilt gesso frame.

François Brunery (Italian, 1849-1926), 'The Music Room', watercolour, signed, 40cm by 50cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame (small losses to frame).

Jessie Foakes (Contemporary tattooist and artist), 'Mickey Mouse' and ' Minnie Mouse', two limited edition mixed media studio editions on board, numbered 7/25, signed, with certificates of authenticity verso from Buckingham Fine Art, 100cm by 60cm, inset gallery quality matching black gloss frames.

Portrait Miniature: an oval waterolour study of a lady in the manner of Andrew Plimer (1763-1837), inscribed by hand verso 'Miss Harriett Rushout' and further inscriptions, 9cm by 7cm, framed.

Giovanni Boldini (Italy, 1842 - 1931), 'Head and shoulder study of a female', circular oilm on canvas, signed, old Christie's Auctioneers stencil mark verso, 22cm diameter, framed.

Provenance: Sold at Christie's Auctioneers 21 January 1876, lot 65, for £5.10.0

Jan King (b.1945), 'Distant Night 1' and 'Distant Night 2', two signed limited edition prints, 32/95 & 35/95, 46cm by 28cm, framed.

A Victorian mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers applied with turned knob handles, 106cm wide by 50cm deep by 112cm high.drawers

A Tiffany style 'Dragonfly' table lamp, 20th century, on metal base, height 46cm (AF)

A pair of classical style garden urns, nicely weathered and patinated reconstituted stone, 20th century, 55cm high.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid jardiniere stand with rectangular top and under tier on square tapered legs, top 31.5cm by 31cm, height 99.5cm

A George III oak mule chest with hinged top and two drawers, on stile supports, height 76cm, width 127cm, depth 55cm

A pair of Tiffany style 'Dragonfly' standard floor lamps, 20th century, the leaded amber and blue glass shades over metal bases, height approximately 159cm (2)

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid bonheur du jour / ladies writing desk, with bevelled rectangular mirror above two small drawers and flanked by two curved glazed panel doors, shaped rectangular top with inset writing surface above an arrangement of three further drawers, on tapered square legs and castors, height 117.5cm, width 98cm, depth 51cm

An Italian style folding x-frame chair, with carved decoration and leather seat cushion.

A Georgian style weathered reconstituted stone garden urn, 20th century, 50cm high.

A Georgian style mahogany 'butler's tray' style coffee table, with hinged sides, raised on inner chamfered moulded square supports united by a cross stretcher, 82cm by 52cm opening to 102cm by 79cm,

A late 19th century carved oak side table with drawer, on turned supports with uniting stretcher, height 72cm, width 91cm, depth 54cm

A George III mahogany washtand, c.1800, the hinged top opening to reveal a fitted interior (ceramic liners missing), above one dummy drawer and three functioning drawers fitted with lions mask handles, raised on ring turned supports and casters, 46cm wide by 41cm deep by 91cm high.

A pair of early Georgian style high wingback armchairs, 20th century, upholstered in a country house style foliate patterned fabric, raised on front cabriole supports.

An early 20th century oval chinoiserie lacquered wall mirror, height 57cm, width 83cm

A 20th century mahogany framed stool with rectangular canework top on carved cabriole legs to pad feet, height 47cm, width 49cm, depth 37cm

A matched Victorian style pine kitchen table with six chairs, 20th century: comprising a rectangular kitchen table with rounded corners and turned supports, 153cm by 108cm, a pair of Windsor style high back open sided armchairs, and a set of four Windsor style kitchen chairs, (7).

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid dressing table, the large oval swing frame mirror inset with bevelled glass, above an arrangement of three drawers, an arrangement of nine further drawers below, on plinth base, height 127cm

A Moorcroft 'Dancing Flame' pattern table lamp, designed by Philip Gibson, on wooden base, with original retailers labels, height 47cm

A stripped pine wall mirror with stepped moulded decoration, 125cm by 71cm.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid dressing chest in the manner of Maple & Co, the back with shield shaped mirror and three small shelves, serpentine top above three shelves and undertier on slender outswept legs height 169cm, depth 44cm, width 69cm (a/f)

An 18th/19th century German inlaid walnut armoire, the two panelled doors applied with ornate cast gilt metal handles and escucheons, with original key, enclosing three shelves, raised on flat bun feet, 166cm wide by 198cm high.

A Charles II style carved hall chair, the top rail and front splat with a crown flanked by two cherubs, cane panel back with spiral turned uprights, upholstered seat, on a spiral turned stretcher height 107.5cm

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted display cabinet designed by Umberto Mascagni, with two glazed panel doors enclosing two glass shelves with mirror back, on tapered legs, height 153cm, width 111cm, depth 38cm

A 19th century mahogany circular tilt top tripod table, raised on a turned column and downswept supports, 50cm diameter.

A large ornate 19th century gilt gesso wall mirror, with scrolled crest, shell corners, and stylised motifs throughout, 110cm high by 90cm wide, (af).

A 19th century domed leather mounted canvas trunk, 72cm wide by 55cm deep by 62cm high, (af).

A stripped pine dresser, the upper section fitted with two glass panelled doors enclosing shelves, the base having two drawers above two cupboard doors, raised on shaped bracket feet, 100cm wide by 50cm deep by 182cm high.

A mahogany framed shield shaped toilet mirror height 55cm, width 43cm

A Victorian stripped pine chest of drawers, fitted with two short over two long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on a plinth base, 91cm wide by 45cm deep by 74cm high.

A 20th century Campaign style chest of four graduated drawers with brass flush handles on plinth base height 101cm, width 104cm, depth 50cm (a/f)

An oak rocking chair in the American Arts & Crafts style, with bentwood seat.

A set of vintage wooden folding library steps, 63cm high, and a wooden magazine rack with brass lion mask ring handles

A Victorian style pine dresser, 20th century, the upper section with shaped canopy above shelves and five small drawers, the base section fitted with four frieze drawers above four panelled cupboard doors, raised on a plinth base, 183cm wide by 200cm high.

A c.1960's / 70's teak sideboard, fitted with two central cupboard doors enclosing storage space, flanked to one side by a drop down bar fitment, and on the other side by three graduated drawers, raised on tapered supports, 167cm wide by 44cm deep by 73cm high.

A 19th century mahogany framed scroll carved wall mirror 63cm by 54cm

A Rococo style giltwood wall mirror with pierced scrollwork frame and rectangular mirror plate 110cm high, 56cm wide (a/f)

A Victorian brass bound oak umbrella stand, of cylindrical form, with lion mask handles (one ring missing), on stepped plinth base, height 63cm, diameter 29cm

A pair of stripped pine bedside chests, late 19th / early 20th century, each fitted with two drawers, brass swan neck hadles, and plinth bases, 45cm wide by 55cm deep by 61cm high.

An early Victorian mahogany armchair, nicely re-upholstered in two tone red fabric, featuring scrolled open arms and original ceramic casters.

A tracotta garden urn with four loop handles, in the style of aGreek olive jar, 78cm high.

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany circular side table, with braced undertier and elegant outswept supports, 60cm diameter by 72cm high.

A 19th century open front low bookcase, fitted with adjustable shelves, raised on a plinth base, 96cm wide by 31cm deep by 107cm high.

A French style gilt metal mounted side table with green marble rectangular top on outswept reeded legs height 48cm, length 115cm, depth 55cm

A George III mahogany bowfront chest, with slide above four graduated long drawers on bracket feet height 89cm, width 98cm, depth 58.5cm

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted side / coffee table designed by Umberto Mascagni, the rectangular glazed top with rounded corners, on tapered legs height 54cm, width 107cm, depth 42cm

A gilt framed 'Private Bar' advertising mirror decorated with a bull 95cm by 64cm

A 19th century oak low boy the rectangular top over one short flanked by two short and deep drawers, with shaped apron, on cabriole legs to pad feet height 75cm, width 83.5cm, depth 51cm

A small 18th century style oak side cabinet, 20th century, having two carved panelled doors with ornate hinges, raised on turned and block supports united by plain stretchers, 50cm wide by 69cm high.

A Globe Wernicke three section glazed bookcase height 134cm, width 86cm

A suite of aviation style furniture: comprising a low coffee table fitted with four drawers (121cm long by 70cm wide by 41cm high), a pair of bedside chests / side tables, each fitted with two drawers (51cm wide by 44cm deep by 61cm high), and a set of three graduated storage trunks with hinged lids (largest 81cm wide by 46cm deep by 43cm high) - all with wooden and leather mounts to the aluminium bodies, (6).

A set of six oak dining chairs in the American Arts & Crafts style, manner of Limbert, each with shaped top rails and plain splats above upholstered seats, the front supports with knuckled feet, united by H stretchers, indistinct marks stamped to underside of seat brackets.

A Queen Anne style dressing table mirror in moulded frame, the fret cut surmount with gilt shell, the box base fitted with three drawers on bracket feet, height 69cm, width 40.5cm

A Georgian style garden urn, 20th century, weathered reconstituted stone, 44cm high.

A pair of Aesthetic Period walnut and buttoned tanned leather 'His & Hers' armchairs, c.1870, featuringn sunflower carved top rails, and original ceramic casters.

A Georgian style pine dresser, 20th century, the upper section fitted with a shaped canopy and a configuration of shelves and four small drawers, the base section having three frieze drawers above an open potboard, raised on turned uprights and bun feet, 153cm wide by 199cm high.

A Victorian black lacquer and Chinoiserie decorated toilet mirror, on curved platform base and bun feet, height 63.5cm, width 55cm, depth 29.5cm

A collection of four large terracotta garden plant pots tallest 49cm high, 54cm diameter

An 18th century carved oak coffer with three panel front, on stile supports, height 69cm, width 12r4cm, depth 47cm

A George III design mahogany and gilt overmantel mirror, the bevelled plate with fret carved surmount of leaf and bird crestings height 88cm, width 121cm

An Edwardian walnut chest of drawers, fitted with two short above two long graduated drawers with gothic revival handles, raised on a plinth base, 108cm wide by 52cm deep by 83cm high.

A Spanish style coffee table with rectangular studwork top on turned legs with metal supporting brackets, height 40cm, width 110cm, depth 60cm

A late 19th century stained wood two tier hanging open wall shelf with scroll surmount, height 59cm, width 93cm

A late 19th century mahogany pedestal desk with gilt tooled leather inset rectangular top above an arrangement of nine drawers, height 75cm, width 123cm, depth 62.5cm

An Edwardian Sheraton style oval side table, the top decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs, on square tapered legs to castors, height 72cm, width 65.5cm

A pair of old decorative chimney pots, late 19th / early 20th century, nicely weathered and patinated, 92cm high, would make good garden features / planters, (af).

A set of five Chippendale style dining chairs to include one carver, each with scroll pierced backsplat and upholstered seat on square chamfered front legs

A Louis XV style painted vitrine in the manner of Vernis Martin, the shaped glass door enclosing two shelves on cabriole legs, 144.5cm high, 61cm wide, 36cm deep (a/f)

A brass bankers desk lamp, late 20th century, with green glass shade, height 37cm

An Edwardian inlaid kidney shaped two-handle tray, mahogany with shell motif to centre, width 60cm

A pair of buttoned back armchairs in the 19th century style, nicely upho;stered in a good quality hard wearing fabric, loose seat cushions, raised on front hoof feet.

A terracotta garden ornament in the form of an Easter Island Head, 45cm high.

A Georgian walnut lowboy of small proportions, with single drawer, raised on inner chamfered square supports, 57cm wide by 41cm deep by 67cm high.

An Edwardian Riley oak snooker / dining table, with slate top, four leaves, fluted solid legs, and accessories to include score board, snooker, billiard and pool balls, cues, rest, triangles, chalk, and rule book - 198cm by 106cm (6'6" x 3'6").

A 19th century open front low bookcase, fitted with six adjustable shelves, 137cm wide by 31cm deep by 137cm high.

A weathered reconstituted stone garden ornament in the form of a classical maiden bust, together with a matched plinth, combined height 93cm.

A vintage wooden 'sunburst' wall mirror, with blue paint decoration, 62cm wide by 64cm high.

A Queen Anne style free-standing triptych dressing table mirror height 81cm

A Moorcroft 'Anna Lily' pattern table lamp, designed by Nicola Slaney, with matching pleated red shade, on wooden base, height overall 55.5cm

A set four Arts & Crafts walnut dining chairs, late 19th century, with upholstered seats.

A pair of garden ornaments in the 18th century style depicting musicians on seperate plinth bases, weathered and patinated reconstituted stone, 20th century, combined height 118cm high, (af).

A pair of Geogian style garden urns and a pair of Georgian style plinth stands, 20th century, weathered reconstituted stone, combined heights 75cm.

An Arts & Crafts copper wall mirror / picture frame, 77cm by 56cm.

A weathered reconstituted stone garden ornament depicting a classical maiden, together with a matched plinth, combined height 120cm high.

A 17th century and later oak panel back wainscot open chair, the top rail carved with opposing winged mythical beasts, the back panel carved with a formal symmetrical foliate design, with downswept arms on turned supports, the solid seat over a moulded frieze, on block & turned legs joined by stretchers

A 19th century mahogany butlers tray on folding stand, the tray incorporating twin handles, height 75cm, width 70cm, depth 44cm

An ornate neo classical style wall mirror, 20th century, gilt trimmed metal frame with bevelled plate, 104cm wide by 110cm high.

A set of 8 George IV mahogany dining chairs, c.1830, comprising 2 carvers and 6 single chairs, having scroll carved top rails, moulded bar backs, drop in seats, and front turned tapering fluted supports, (8).

An Ercol cow horn rocking chair, in blond beech and elm, with high hooped spindle back, Ercol label to base, 102cm high

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted sideboard designed by Umberto Mascagni, height 92cm, width 160.5cm (glass cracked in one corner)

A late 19th cetury walnut dining table, the rectangular top with cut corners, raised on solid turned cylindrical supports with original casters, 121cm by 106cm, with fitted moden heat pad.

Six Victorian mahogany bar back dining chairs with green upholstered drop-in seats on turned and reeded front legs (a/f)

A weathered terracotta garden chimenea on a metal stand, combined height 112cm.

A 19th century oak child's or doll's Oxford bar back chair on turned front supports height 59cm

A Georgian style walnut framed fretwork wall mirror with bevelled plate, 20th century, 106cm by 60cm.

A Victorian stripped pine dresser base, featuring three hidden frieze drawers above a central recessed panelled cupboard door, flanked by twin pillars, scrolled carved brackets and four further drawers, raised on turned bun feet, 175cm wide by 53cm deep by 84cm high.

A Victorian mahogany pole fire screen, with barley twist stem on outswept tripod legs, the rectangular screen with glazed needlework panel, 144cm high (a/f)

A George III style mahogany shield shaped toilet mirror, height 46cm, width 32cm

A Victorian mahogany corner wash stand fitted with three drawers height 104.5cm, width 59cm, with associated blue and white wash bowl

A 19th century walnut open front low bookcase, fitted with six adjustable shelves, raised on a plinth base, 168cm wide by 32cm deep by 140cm high.

A stained pine side cupboard, late 19th / early 20th century, fitted with two panelled doors enclosing a shelf, 113cm wide by 51cm deep by 106cm high.

A Victorian rosewood three-tier what-not with spiral twist supports and single drawer to base, on ceramic castors, height 88cm, depth 36cm, width 47cm (a/f)

A Turkish Hereke silk and gold coloured thread prayer mat, with label to underside, 60cm by 41cm,

A Kurdish design runner rug with typical geometric design on blue ground with rust border, approx 97cm by 337cm

A good quality Persian rug, Isfahan, early / mid 20th century, traditional designs and colours within multi borders, approx 7'10" by 4'10".

A Turkish kilim rug, red ground with geometric design, approx 210cm by 106cm

A good quality Persian rug, Kashmar, early / mid 20th century, traditional designs and colours within multi borders, approx 7'4" by 4'6".

A Moroccan Kilim rug, red ground and traditional designs, 168cm by 117cm (5'6" x 3'10").

A pair of Edwardian glass floral patterned wine decanters with stoppers, 32.5cm high, a hobnail cut glass whisky decanter and stopper 26.5cm, and a ring neck decanter and stopper 27cm (4)

A Waterford crystal Lismore pattern decanter with stopper and four matching brandy glasses, all boxed

A Royal Doulton advertising figure Yardleys Old English Lavender (writing lacking) 22.5cm high

A Belgian Delft style blue and white charger by Boch Freres Keramis decorated with a fisherman 40cm diameter, a Royal Sphinx Delfts blue and white charger decorated with a couple riding a horse and cart 39.5cm, and a continental blue and white glazed earthernware dish 52cm

A pair of Chelsea Derby style porcelain bocage figurines modelled with a male and female each on scroll base with gilt embellishments 23.5cm high (a/f)

Three Royal Doulton ceramic figures comprising 'Dorothy', 'The Cup of Tea' and 'Amanda', tallest 19cm high

A Puigdemont studio pottery shallow bowl decorated with a fish, signature to base, 24.5cm diameter

Three Beswick porcelain models of birds comprising two geese and a swan, swan 10cm high, all boxed

Goran Warff for Kosta Boda: A blue and pink glass centrepiece dish, signed to base 'Kosta Boda, G. Warff, 7079910', bearing makers label, within origal packaging, width 34cm

Of Rugby interest, a Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'rugby match' jug decorated with applied reliefs of rugby players within beaded and foliate borders, impressed and incised marks 19cm high

A French painted porcelain plaque depicting cupid and a maiden on a seesaw in a classical garden setting, indistinctly signed, late 19th / early 20th century, inset ornate neo classical revival gilt metal frame, frame 24cm high by 22cm wide.

A pair of 19th century opaque glass table lustres, decorated with opposing panels of cherubs, and applied with cut glass prism drops, 30cm high.

A Royal Doulton model of Omar Khayyam 15.5cm high

A Beswick Charles Dickens 'Mr Micawber' ceramic wall plaque 22cm high

A William Moorcroft / Moorcroft pottery 'Pomegranate' pattern vase, early 20th century, decorated dark blue ground, signed W. Moorcroft, impressed marks to base 'Moorcroft, Burslem, England. 189', height 21.5cm (AF)

A pair of 19th century gilt metal and porcelain ornaments (converted to table lamps but in need or re-wiring), 31cm high

A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern part dinner and tea service, approx 60 pieces.

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a recumbent lioness, height 15cm, length 31cm

A collection of Naples porcelain comprising chocolate pot and cover, trinket pot, a pair of portrait busts and a model of a courting couple, together with a Limoges gilt metal mounted trinket pot in the form of a piano, and two Continental porcelain figures

A collection of Tremar pottery comprising a wide selection of birds and animals

A set of three Danbury Mint Wedgwood Lord of the Rings plates, by Ted Nasmith, including; The Anger of the Mountain, Leaving Rivendell and Dawn at Minas Tirith, two with certificates, each 20cm diameter

A gilt framed 19th century porcelain panel painted with a fisherman, signed F Clark, 17cm by 13cm

A collection of Bohemian ruby and cranberry glass to include four liqueur glasses and eight various vases

A mixed 19th/ 20th century bone china part tea set, all similarly decorated, manufacturers including Grosvenor China and Allertons Ltd, each with green shagreen pattern ground, comprising; teapot, eighteen cups, eighteen saucers, two sugar bowl, fifteen side plates and three sandwich plates, each gilt heightened, teapot height 15cm, (some AF) (57 pieces)

A set of late Victorian/ Edwardian brass postal scales and weights, mounted to mahogany base, engraved 'Made in England' and 'Warranted Accurate', width overall 18cm

A Moorcroft 'Pheasants Eye' pattern table lamp, designed by Shirley Hayes, on wooden base, height overall 47cm

A Winstanley Pottery model of a seated ginger kitten, bearing Janny Winstanley makers signature to base, with glass eyes, height 11.75cm

A Zsolnay Pecs Art Nouveau iridescent glazed porcelain jug modelled with two figures, printed marks to base, 17cm high

A vintage marquetry drop leaf drinks trolley, inlaid with a floral motif, two-tier with brass gallery, raised on two large and two small wheels, length to handle 83cm

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain two handled vase and cover, with floral panel and gilt embellishments, 12.5cm high

A 19th century Vienna porcelain figure group depicting a courting couple with the male feeding grapes to his companion, with a recumbant dog beside, on naturalistic base, factory mark underside, 20cm high, (af).

A Meissen figural double salt, 20th century, in the form of a seated male figure holding a bouquet of flowers between two floral encrusted baskets, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 3024 and 42, and painted '53', height 13cm, together with a Meissen porcelain figure, of a standing male wearing a tricorn hat looking towards the horizon, blue crossed swords mark to base, (AF) height 10.5cm (2)

A pair of Victorian style cut glass lustre table lamps with hurricane shades and on circular bases 64.5cm high (a/f)

A 19th century 'Squire' Toby jug, with hand painted decoration, 30cm high.

A 19th century French Sevres gilt metal mounted porcelain covered vase, painted with opposing panels of cherub and scantily clad maiden, and musical instruments, dove, and other objects to the reverse, amidst lavish gilt, factory marks inside cover, 48cm high.

A set of eight Waterford crystal 'Colleen' pattern goblets 13cm high, in two boxes

A Moorcroft 'Golden Lily' pattern table lamp, design by Rachel Bishop,on wooden base, height overall 36cm

A Shelley china tea set, pattern 8190, with cobalt blue swallow and gilt borders, comprising a pair of platters, slops bowl, eight tea cups and saucers and eight small plates (a/f)

An Art Deco blue guilloche enamel five piece dressing table set, comprising: two handled brushes, two further brushes and a hand mirror, mirror height 27cm (AF)

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese style female figure seated with exotic bird and water dish, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 656451, height 13.5cm

Four pieces of vintage Poole Pottery in the 'Delphis' design, comprising a 40cm high vase, a 23cm high vase, a 35cm diameter charger, and a 27cm diameter charger, (4).

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female holding a parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65645 and 1070, height 18.5cm

Roberto Rigon (Italian, b 1929), three lions, 1970s, one with a 'smalto sasso' glaze, one in grey, with raised decoration in black, one with a white glaze, two with a raised 'RR Italy', the grey lion, inscribed 'RR' (3) each 31.5cm wide

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese boy figure holding a parasol and a shakuhachi, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65650 and 1290, height 14.75cm

A 19th century champleve enamel and gilt metal mounted porcelain covered vase, hand painted to both sides with a scene of cupid and a maiden and a classical landscape, 31cm high.

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female figure holding a fan aloft, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 2674and 127, and 'Foreign', height 17cm

A Royal Dux porcelain group 'Retour de Chasse' (returning from hunting), early 20th century, factory mark to underside, 57cm high.

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese female figure standing pouring tea, with two child attendants, gilt heightened, one holding a tea cup and saucer, the other with a basket of fruit, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65644 and 7280, and painted '22', height 17cm

Decorative ceramics: comprising a Spode 'Ambassador' pattern vacuum tureen, 23cm high, a Dresden yellow ground porcelain cigarette tray, featuring pedestal cigarette holder and two removable ashtrays, 23cm wide (small chip to rim), a Lorenz Hutschen Reuther unglazed porcelain model of a horse, 34cm high, and a Rosenthal twin handled pierced gilt bordered dish, 30cm wide, with matching smaller dish, 15.5cm diameter, (5).

A Lalique 'Coquilles' pattern glass plate 26.5cm diameter

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, after Johann Joachim Kandler, in the form of a female figure standing within a boat, with seated child holding a fish and crane standing to her right, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base and painted '7', height 15cm

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure, 20th century, in the form of a male figure leaning upon a parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 2677and 1309, gilt number 6, height 18cm

A 19th century French Sevres porcelain vase, with applied ornate gilt metal handles, opposing hand painted panels within gilt borders on a gilt trimmed blue groung, factory marks to underside, 30cm high, (possibly missing a cover), together with a pair of similar side ornaments, 25cm high, (3).

A vintage opticians eye chart published by Weiss London, paper mounted to card, with string hanging loop, height 63cm (AF)

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a Japanese figure standing holding a parakeet, with two child attendants, one holding a mushroom aloft the other with a basket of fruit, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65648 and 1190, height 16.2cm

An Eddie Goodall for Purbeck Pottery studio pottery bowl, decorated against the stoneware ground with brown sgraffito pattern glaze, turquoise crackle glaze to interior, bearing impressed potters mark to base, diameter 26.25cm

A Meissen Chinoiserie porcelain figure group, 20th century, in the form of a seated fish seller with parasol, gilt heightened, blue crossed swords mark to base, impressed number 65639 and 1285, height 13.5cm

A vintage cased set of six multi coloured hock wine glass, c. 1960s, in the Bohemian style, with clear glass bases, cut glass decoration to shallow bowls, within fitted case, each height 15.5cm (case AF)

A Japanese bronzed metal table lamp decorated with a dragon, approx 39cm high, together with a Tiffany style coloured glass shade decorated with dragonflies (a/f)

A mixed collection of eight Chinese famille rose porcelain plates, each decorated in polychrome enamels with floral and bird motifs, diameter 22.5cm (8)

A Chinese Cantonese famille rose porcelain tea bowl 4.5cm high, a Chinese blue and white porcelain tea bowl bearing a Qing Dynasty style mark 4.5cm high, and a Japanese Satsuma ware bowl 7cm high (a/f)

A 19th century Chinese silk needlework panel housed within a glazed oak firescreen 76cm high, 52cm wide

A fine quality vintage German Hutschenreuther Hohenberg porcelain dinner service, with lavish gilt and blue borders, 39 pieces.

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain cylinder vases, both with character marks to base, 26cm high (damaged)

A collection of Asian green reconstituted stone, hardstone and composite figures to include an old man with attendant, on wooden stand, 13.5cm high including base, and a cased hardstone dagger

A large continental porcelain girandole wall mirror with candle holder sconces, in the style of Sitzendorf, decorated in bold relief with musician cherubs and flowering branches, mounted on a hardwood back, 85cm high by 63cm wide, (some small blemishes).

A Meissen porcelain vase in the blue-blossom style, featuring opposing hand painted panels depicting courting couples in classical settings within shaped gilt borders, on a low relief blue flower ground, underside with crossed swords mark, 23cm high, together with a pair of near identival KPM porcelain vases, factory marks to underside, 24cm high, (3).

An Elizabeth II Art Nouveau style silver photograph frame, by John Bull Ltd., Birmingham, 1987, with velvet covered back and easel support, height 21cm

A pair of Japanese Imari covered vases, early 20th century, decorated in iron red and gilt over underglaze blue with traditional foliate and bird designs, mounted with temple dog finials, 36cm high, (one small rim chip).

A Japanese patinated bronze okimono figure of a roaring lion, Meiji period, impressed seal mark to base, with glass eyes, length 39cm, height 18cm

A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain covered vases, probably 19th century, painted underglaze with dragons and foliage, undersides with four character marks, 32cm high, (af).

A Japanese Meiji Period Kodansu (table top cabinet), featuring chased metal mounts and chinoiserie decoration to the black laquer ground, the two doors with inset enamel decorated panels, enclosing three drawers, raised on a detached base, 42cm high by 35cm wide by 23cm deep, (some wear and blemishes).

Japanese School (20th century) portrait of Daruma, ink and wash, with two lines of calligraphy and red seal mark, framed and mounted, 26.5cm x 24cm

A mixed collection of nine Japanese blue and white porcelain plates, decorated with phoenix pattern, being a pair of saucers, four plates and three dinner plates, the largest diameter 21cm, together with three Masons Imari patterned plates, and three Chinese porcelain plates, being a pair and one other, each decorated against the dark blue ground with gilt dragon motif, with underglazed blue character marks to bases, the largest diameter 21cm and one similar badly damaged (AF) (15)

A large Chinese celadon fluted dish, believed Ming Dynasty, 45cm diameter

A Chinese butterfly shaped hors d'oeuvre dish set, 19th century, the black lacquered case applied and decorated with hardstones, mother of pearl, and gilt, enclosing the nine enamel painted dishes, case 42cm wide.

A Chinese famille rose lidded porcelain jar and cover, decorated in enamels with figural scenes and panels of text, height 11.75cm, together with a Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar, lacking voer, decorated with floral motif, a pair of miniature Chinese porcelain blue and white double gourd vases, decorated with prunus, height 8.5cm, two Chinese tea bowls, one with cover and wooden stand, and a Royal Worcester Blue Sprays patterned dish (AF) (7)

A collection of four Chinese export mythological porcelain plates,18th century, each decorated en Grisaille and gilt, centrally with figure of Neptune holding a trident, standing within a horse drawn chariot upon rough seas, within a spearhead border, surrounded by panels of landscape and exotic bird scenes, diameter 23cm (AF) (4)

Lego Technic 42024 Container Truck, boxed (a/f)

A brass three branch chandelier, possibly Dutch, 68cm high

A Lego Creative Bucket set No.10664 (a/f - unsealed)

An Arts & crafts carved wooden panel, early 20th century, decorated with two central lions flanked by two stylised flowers, 104cm wide by 44cm high.

A Bernard Meldahl Norwegian silver and red enamel leaf form brooch, c. 1960s, bearing makers initials and marked '925S Sterling, Made in Norway', height 4.4cm

A collection of twelve silver plated decanter labels, one Coalport porcelain decanter label, and a silver plated bottle stand, (14).

An early 20th century Doulton Carrara Ware advertising model of a polar bear, designed by Leslie Harradine, in white glaze, modelled seated upon a plinth base, height 18cm (AF)

A Japanese needlework panel, early 20th century, embroidered with moths, grasshoppers and beetles within a naturalistic environment, with four lines of calligraphy, surrounded by a floral border, together with a Chinese needlework panel, embroidered with peonies, vases and floral elements, on a fawn coloured ground, surrounded by a border, the first overall 58cm x 27cm (2)

A vintage German lidded tankard, by R. W. Regensburg, decorated against the brown glaze with impressed dimples in turquoise glaze, with metal mount and lid, marked to underside of lid and impressed to base, height 15.75cm

Lego Harry Potter 75953 Hogwarts Whomping Willow, boxed (box a/f)

A Victorian feather and needlework panel depicting a bird amongst flowers and foliage in a decorated scroll carved glazed circular shaped frame, 42cm by 36cm (a/f)

Frank Bowcher (1864 - 1938) a commemorative plaque, celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Charles Edward Jones and Maria Lucinda, 1906, within oak frame, height 23.5cm

A similar example is included in the British Museum and the Museum d'Orsay.

A pair of bronzed figures after Auguste Moreau (French, 1834 - 1917), c.1900/1910, depicting cherubs, raised on marble bases, 28cm high, (af).

A framed needlework panel commemorating King George V and dated 1911, 42cm by 54cm

A framed needlework panel commemorating the Festival of Britain 1851-1951, 33cm by 41cm

An Art Noveau copper jug or ewer by Joseph Sankey & Sons, embossed decorated with geometric floral motif, impressed makers mark to base 'J. S. & S., Made in England, Solid Copper' height 29cm, together with a 19th century copper flagon, decorated with a geometric motif, with iron handle and base, height 23cm, (AF) (2)

Six modern painted decorative decoy ducks to include a red-breasted merganser 34.5cm long, and a pair of snipe (a/f)

An Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph, by P.J.P., Birmingham, 2008, with velvet easel back, height 19cm

An early / mid 20^th century brown leather suitcase, possibly adapted for prop use, bearing later painted inscription to lid ‘Theatrical Clothiers & Costumiers, All Kinds of Costumes Lent of Hired, No. 43 Shaftesbury Avenue - London’ , width 61cm

Lego - Boxed Lego 70620 The Ninjago Movie Ninjago City (a/f)

Contemporary Art: a Louis Vuitton style fire extinguisher sculpture, 55cm high.

A late 19th century silver plated photograph frame marked Tiffany & Co. Makers, bearing detailed engraved inscription in mirror writing to easel back, 'Mrs., William Henry Harrison has the honour of announcing the marriage of her daugher Maude Marion to Robert Niven Agnew, on Wednesday June the twenty first eighteen hundred and ninety nine, Calvary Church, New York' (Manhattan), additionally engraved to front with intertwinned couples initials, height 21.5cm

An Edwardian walnut table top smokers cabinet, the two bevelled glass panelled doors enclosing a nicely fitted interior, raised on na swept plinth base, 32cm wide by 25cm deep by 35cm high.

A 19th century pine apprentices chest, fitted with four bdrawers with bronze cup handles, raised on shaped bracket feet, 44cm high by 36cm wide by 17cm deep.

A 'Pacific Art' sculpture of a cellist, cast metal, plinth base, impresssed makers mark, 51cm high.

A boxed LEGO Creator 10232 Palace Cinema (box a/f)

A copper copper, 19th century, riveted construction, 33cm high by 46cm diameter, (age related wear).

An Art Nouveau carved alabaster bust depicting a young woman, 37cm high.

A good quality vintage leather cowboy's saddle, with attractive tooled decoration.

A pair of vintage gilt metal figurative table lamps, on wooden plinth bases, 67cm (to top of bulbs).

A large 19th century cast iron 'lion' boot scraper, 68cm wide by 34cm high.

A collection of five antique walking canes, including a continental Art Nouveau example with .800 handle, an example with cast metal 'ladies leg' handle, a hornn handled examplem with silver collar, and two bamboo shaft examples. Together with a late 19th / early 20th century brass and cast iron stick stand, (6).

A carved hardstone Inuit sculpture, of a male figure wearing a hooded jacket, 20th century, height 39cm

A Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars ‘Tricorn’ glass vase, in kingfisher blue colour within a clear glass outer, height 23.5cm

After Frederic Sackrider Remington (American, 1861-1909), 'Mountain Man', bronze model of a rider with horse on a steep mountainside, 28.5cm high

A vintage Indian brass betel nut box, repousse decorated with repeating floral and foliate motifs, with panels of exotic birds, animals and flowers, with loop carrying handle, and lock, height 24cm

A large bronze sculpture 'Marley Horse' after Guillaume Coustou (French, 1677-1746), 58cm high.

A late 19th/ early 20^th century butter churn, metal bound, with turning handle and removable lid, height 45cm

A large decorative wall art panel, Batik style, intricately decorated with hand stitchedi silver coloured thread and painted fabric with an underwater scene featuring fourteen fish and seaweeds, 83cm by 167cm, framed.

A large Victorian woolwork picture panel 'Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time' after Sir Edwin Landseer, 80cm by 102cm, oak frame, together a damaged frameless engraving of the same scene.

A George III Officer's Universal Pattern gorget, of gilt brass engraved to the front with crowned 'GR' cypher, with a pair of mounted brown silk rosettes, wide 10cm

A Bally 'El Toro' pinball machine, (a/f - no screws and untested), height 171cm, depth 134cm, width 56cm

Film, Music & Television Autographs: A mixed collection of signed photographs of entertainers, actors and actresses, subjects including; Charlton Heston, Shirley Bassey, John Mills, Bob Hope, The Two Ronnies, Diana Rigg, Douglas Fairbanks, Michael Caine, Clint Eastwood, Henry Cooper, amongst others others, some autopen, containined within a binder, approx. 86 photographs

First hand inspection recommended

Map: 'Surrey, described and divided into hundreds' by John speed, 17th century, inset double sided frame, another 17th century map of Surrey inset double sided frame, a smaller antique map 'Nova Virginiae Tabula' (New Map of Virginia), framed, label verso, another antique map 'Laponia et Terra Eso' (Japan and the Land of Eso), framed, together with a set of four antique prints depicting the four seasons, after William Hamilton, framed, (8).

A 19th century French gilt metal mounted crossbanded kingwood table top jardiniere and cover, applied with Sevres style porcelain panels, 46cm wide by 30cm deep by 21cm high.

After Isidore Jules Bonheur (French, 1827 - 1901), a bronze sculpture of a running Gazelle on naturalistic base, signed in the cast, late 19th / early 20th century, 13.5cm wide by 10cm high.

A matched pair of French Egyptian revival bronzed figurative lamps with glass 'flame' shades, early 20th century, 102cm high, (af).

A vintage Mdina turquoise ‘Ming’ pattern glass vase, of bottle form, signed and dated 1973, height 22cm

A 1907 part Maundy set (the penny missing), with a case, various Elizabeth II crowns including three 1953, a 1935 silver Jubilee medallion with original box, two half crowns 1923 and 1950, a Victorian Gothic florin, a George III half penny 1799 and further coins

A 1950s Bryans penny slot arcade pinball machine with multi-coloured sunburst panel, oak case with chrome fittings 64cm high, 44cm wide, with coins (a/f)

A vintage Zaccaria 'Queens Castle' pinball machine, c.1978, original bold striking designs throughout, chrome mounts, appears in good age related wear and patination, 137cm long by 59cm wide by 176cm high.

A vintage flip ball arcade machine 'Strike' 2p play, fruitwood case with chrome mounts, 88cm high.

A Shepherds Hut, sympathetically and meticulously refurbished to a high standard, ideal for either commercial accomodation or private use for family and guests, fitted with electrics, plumbing, a wood burner, and a double bed, size approximately 14.5ft by 7ft

Please note this is off site from the saleroom and can be viewed by appointment, sited in Sidlesham, PO20 area, just 5 miles from the saleroom - the buyer must arrange collection

A Shepherds Hut, sympathetically and meticulously refurbished to a high standard, ideal for either commercial or private use as an office or garden room for family and guests, size approximately 13.6ft by 6.5ft.

Please note this is off site from the saleroom and can be viewed by appointment, sited in Sidlesham, PO20 area, just 5 miles from the saleroom - the buyer must arrange collection.

A c.1959 Seeburg Model 222SH jukebox, stereophonic, 160 selections of 45 RPM records, the stylish of the period cabinet with stylised recessed speakers, chrome mounts, side panel decoration, and glass panels, appears in good age related worn patination, 141cm high by 83cm wide by 69cm deep.

A c.1950's/60's 'Screen Stars' one arm bandit arcade machine, 62cm high.

Enzo Plazotta (Italian, 1921-1981), 'Dancer Undressing', limited edition bronze figure number 8/9, with foundry stamp, raised on plinth base, combined height 65cm.

Provenance: Kensington Sporting Paintings Ltd, 2 The Downs, Wimbledon, London, comes with provenance sheet.

Louis-Ernest Barrias (French 1841-1905), a small bronze model of a putto sitting on a vase beside a snail, cast by F. Barbedienne, 12.5cm high

A vintage 'Big Ben' pinball machine by Williams Electronics Inc, c.1975, decorated with classic 70's fashion clad figures and graphics, in good age related wear and patination, (Big Ben is a classic shooter's game, you have to concentrate on three main things, getting the B-I-G rollovers, knocking down the B-E-N drop targets for bonus points and extra balls, and getting the ball into the saucer for 5,000 points!), 137cm long by 62cm wide by 177cm high.

A c.1958 Bal-Ami juke box, appears in good age related condition and patination, chrome mounts and of the period stylised decorated side panels, (BAL-AMi was the biggest British manufacturer and distributor of jukeboxes in the golden rock 'n' roll era of the mid 1950's through to the early 1960's), 155cm high by 85cm wide by 69cm deep.

A pair of 19^th century bronze rococo revival chenet, each fire andiron in the form of trailing acanthus leaves, with attachment for bracket verso, height 28cm (2)

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson oak trinket box and cover, with carved signature mouse, 19cm wide by 11cm deep by 10cm high.

A vintage Murano orange glass bowl, encased with white and clear glass, with shaped rim, width 45cm

A quantity of British pre-decimal coins including pre 1920 and pre 1947 issue, a 1951 crown and two one pound notes, with a coin set box

A Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen silver and enamelled ‘Acorn’ salt cellar and salt spoon, c. 1960s, the Konge blue enamel decorated to bowl, variously marked and impressed ‘62’, the spoon with ‘Acorn’ terminal, salt width 6cm, gross total weight 0.9oz (2)

A Second World War British Royal Air Force Officer's service dress tunic, two leather flight helmets, two caps, two RAF cloth badges, three ties, and a silk scarf with needlework crest, by repute belonged to Flight Lieutenant A J Hanmore 148 Bomber Squadron *this lot is being sold in aid of St Wilfrid's Hospice

A Corgi Mettoy limited edition tinplate clockwork model Routemaster Bus London Transport No. MT00103, boxed, and a Sun Star die-cast 1:24 scale model Bedford OB Duple Vista Coach, boxed (2)

A 1914 Star to Major H W E HITCHKINS MANCH:R, The 1914-18 British War Medal and The 1914-19 Victory Medal both to LT COL H W E HITCHKINS

A collection of miniature model motor vehicles, mostly Oxford, boxed, together with a collection of mostly Lledo and Days Gone models (unboxed)

A 1937 Coronation Year specimen coin set from crown to farthing including the four Maundy coins, with a case and box

A Russian military decoration, The Order of the Red Star, established in 1930 and awarded until 1991, with stud and screw attachment, stamped and numbered to the reverse

A Lionel Corporation model railway locomotive, together with four rolling stock, together with provenance regarding the previous owner *this lot is being sold in aid of St Wilfrid's Hospice

A William IV/ early Victorian English ‘Silnus’ salt glazed jug, modelled in relief with figures of Silenus, Bacchus and satyrs amongst fruiting vines, height 21.5cm

A Steiff limited edition teddy bear, 663208 Joshua Classic Black Bear, 1959-2009, white ear tag, 01660/5000, 34cm, a Steiff Classic 1926 Bear, yellow ear tag 006418, 23cm, a Steiff Classic 1909 Bear, yellow ear tag 000355, 24cm, a Twyford bear and two other stuffed bears

A collection of five boxed Steiff miniature teddy bears to include Steiff Teddy Bear silver grey 7cm Club Gift 2005, and Steiff Annual Club Gift 2013

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Britannia', silvered cast metal, impressed 'Vivat Rex' and 'REG 582850', on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

"Vivat Rex" is a Latin phrase that translates to 'Long live the King!', and it is believed that these were produced as souvenirs to mark King George V's Coronation in June 1911, also, by repute, the vendor believes these were issued to British Governors cars.

Automobilia: an early 20th century French white metal cased hunter pocket watch, the back outer case decorated in niello with an open top Bugatti motor car with driver and passengers, the front case decorated in niello and gilt metal (possibly gold) with aircraft, the white enamel dial inscribed 'IKO' and with subsidiary seconds dial, and with 15 jewel movement, (af).

Automobilia: a medallion believed to be for the 1936 Paris to Nice race, by Felix Rasumny, signed, decorated in relief with a figure driving to one side, and a vacant cartouche the other side, 5cm diameter, with fitted case.

Automobilia: a 1930 HIVER auto accessories booklet, 24cm by 18cm, together with an order sheet, and a 'The Automobile Girl' Postcard, stamped 1910 and with a US Postage One Cent stamp and a Hilgeland sealed pack of four keyrings, 24.5cm by 14.5cm.(4).

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Mr Punch as Justice', chromed metal, raised on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Ally Sloper', silvered metal, 9cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Sphinx' for Armstrong-Siddeley, cast alloy displayed on a later marble stand, combined height 11cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged cherub playing the triangle', after Claude Michel, known as Clodion, signed 'Clodion', bronze, on a plinth base, height 21cm.

This may be a 19th century bronze miniature sculpture later adapted as a car mascot.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Lucifer Golfing Society', by James Dixon & Sons, silver plated, inscibed to base and impresssed marks to underside, 11cm high.

In 1921 Sir Hedley le Bas and friends founded the society, an exclusive private gentlemans club inn London, limited to only 60 members rising to 100 members in 1925. Members included Charles Sykes (who became Captain in 1936), Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Cupid' or 'Eros', by Louis Lejeune, signed with LL monogram and 'copyright', silvered cast metal, height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'La Boxe', it is believed that this figure is based on either Max Schmeling or George Carpentier, bronzed metal, on a radiator cap, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Cigone' depicting an art deco stylised stork, silvered cast metal, on a later marble base, total height 16cm.

A set of four Rococo style finger plates, trellis design with central embossed leaf motif, re-gilded, height 30cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Dinkie Doo', gilt metal, inscribed on plinth, standing on a radiator cap, height 16.5cm.

A vintage Black Forest carved novelty bottle stopper, in the form of a seated bear, with cork, height overall 9cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged Caryatid', impressed 'FRANCE' and two monograms, bronze, height 16cm.

An unusual miniature set of cast iron garden furniture, comprising a pair of chairs and table, each white painted, with pierced decoration, chair height 23cm

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Anti-Aircraft Gun', cast metal, on a flared circular metal base, total height 13cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged maiden on winged wheels', polished cast brass, on a radiator cap, height 20cm.

The vendor had been informed that this relates to a 1928 North London Carrying Company catalogue entry.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Seated boy holding a toy car', silvered cast metal, on a radiator cap, height 12cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Racing driver', after Boccazzi, impressed 'BOCCAZZI', bronze, displayed on a stepped base, combined height 11cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Chevrolet Quota Trophy October 1927', Ternstedt manufacturing Company, Detroit, USA, inscribed to both sides and underside, cast metal with spinning propeller, 10cm high by 16cm wing span.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'The Pathfinder', attributed to R Johns for Pontiac, silvered cast metral on a later marble base, total height 12cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Native American Chief' radiator cap for Pontiac, cast metal, height 9cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Chick emerging from an egg', bronze and part silvered, on a radiator cap, height 7.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Pierrot', by Henri Briand, signed, silvered bronze, on a radiator cap, height 13cm.

An Ivor T. Holth Norwegian silver gilt and yellow enamelled brooch, of modernist design, variously marked 925S Norway and Sterling, width 4.2cm, 6.1g

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Speed God' attributed to Gustave Poitvin, possibly for Finnigans Motor Accessories of London, bronze, 14cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'leaping moose', Austrian, bronze, stamped 'Austria', raised on a radiator cap, total height 15cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Leprechaun', depicted wearing a flowing cape and a peaked cap, possibly made for the Smith Manufacturing Company of Chicago, USA, aluminium, height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Pierce Arrow', by William N Schnell, signed, also impressed 'Tireur d'Arc', silvered and bronzed cast metal, displayed on a later marble stand, total height 18cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Winged naked female on a wheel', impressed DRGM (a German design registration mark), silvered cast metal, on a radiator cap, height 15.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Boubou' depicting a monkey holding a lamp, by Max Le Verrier (Louis Octave Maxime Le Verrier), signed, the lamp with glass shade, cast metal and wired, raised on a marble plinth base, total height 16cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: François Bazin, 'Flying Stork', for the Hispano-Suiza motor car, silvered metal, signed, on later clear base, total height 16.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Le Char 17 Renault Tank', by Pierre Felix Masseau, signed, bronze, 7cm high.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Willys Knight' silvered metal, on a Citroen bakelite radiator cap, c.1929-31, inscribed with company logo, total height 14.5cm.

Car mascot / hood ornament: 'Centaur', by F Bazin, signed, silvered brass, on a marble base, total height 16cm.

A collection of Folio Society hardback books to include twelve Charles Dickens and twenty-three Anthony Trollope

A framed vintage needlework map of England and Wales, 48cm by 40cm

A Thomas and John Bowles framed 'A New Mapp of Scotland or North Britain With Considerable Improvements according to the New Observations 1746', 62cm by 104cm

A collection of unframed antique maps, plans and charts to include Emmanuel Bowen 'A New and Accurate Map of the Netherlands or Low Countries [...]', 37cm by 23cm, 'Plan of Cardona, a strong City and Castle of Catalonia, upon the River Cardoner as besieged by the French and defeated by the Allies', 41cm by 51cm, and Thomas Forrest, 'Part of Magindano, from Tetyan Harbour to the Island Serangani', 32cm by 31.5cm (a/f)

A late 19th century Aesthetic movement inspire teapot and cover, of square form with handle and spout modelled as bamboo, decorated with Japanese inspired panels, bearing inscribed number to base 1517, height 23cm

A framed J Rapkin map of Holland with illustrations by H Warren 34.5cm by 25.5cm, together with a framed J Rapkin map of France with illustrations by J Wray 25cm by 31cm (2)

A set of six Art Nouveau tiles, each moulded with water lily pattern against a turquoise ground, mounted together on a board, possibly removed from a fire surround, total width 92.5cm

Enid Blyton (1897-1968): a signed / inscribed book 'Birds of our Garden', 1940, no jacket.

A vintage Doctor Who Dalek figure by Dapol Ltd. in original packaging, c. 1996, figure W008-03 black-silver version, height 9.75cm

A framed John Speed map of Hampshire, "Hantshire described and devided. Jodocus Hondius celavitv and are to be sold in Popes head alley by I. Sudbury and G. Humbell. Cum Privilegio", 39cm by 51cm

Collier (J Payne) Ed. 'The Works of William Shakespeare'. 8 Vols, Whittaker and Co, London 1843 (a/f)

A Spanish BM Concert Grande six string guitar, with stand, an Epiphone banjo, an Oscar Schmidt by Washburn ukulele, and one other ukulele.

A vintage gilt starburst wall clock the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 49cm wide

A French gilt brass carriage clock, 19th century, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and blue steeled handels over a subsidiary dialwith Arabic numerals, height 12.5cm

A 20th century gravity clock, the circular weighted dial with exposed escapement and Arabic numerals, the mechanism designed to descend slowly down twin vertical columns, raised on a stepped rectangular plinth base 25.5cm high

A vintage gilt starburst wall clock, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 50cm wide

A 19th century French gilt metal figural mantle clock, the circular painted enamel dial bearing Roman numerals and inscribed 'BOIN A LLIER CTAL PLAIS RAL', flanked by a figure of a lady with dove, on a scrolling base, 27cm high

An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain 'Nanking' cargo bowl, decorated with landscape scenes, bearing Christies label to base 'Lot 2708', diameter 19.5.cm

A late 19th century French Gothic revival gilt brass cased mantle clock, the movement striking on a bell, with pendulum, 49cm high.

A painted cast metal John Bull moving eye clock 39cm high

A French brass carriage clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, inscribed 'Harrods Ltd., Made in Paris', with blue steel hands, bearing engraved initials 'D.B.M. to top, height 14cm

A 19th century bracket clock, signed Wright London, the arched silvered dial with Roman numerals, rosewood case with gadrooned top and shaped finial, raised on four feet, height 32cm

A 19th century French gilt metal and marble three piece portico clock garniture, the ornate classical architectural structure with pretty enamel painted dial, the movement striking on a bell, with sunburst pendulum, flanked by twin candelabra, clock 41cm high.

A 19^th century rosewood cased wheel barometer with four silvered dials for the barometer, thermometer, hydrometer, and spirit level, 95cm high.

A 19th century mahogany cased circular fusee wall clock, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, 40cm diameter, with pendulum and key

An early 20th century walnut chiming Grandmother clock the circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and attractive floral design, in bracket feet, presentation plaque to interior dated 1936, 188.5cm high, with pendulum, three brass weights and winding key

A French gilt brass petite sonnerie repeating carriage clock, 19th century, the case with stepped base and beaded edges, the painted enamelled dial with stylised numerals, movement marked' Aig Le Reveil', and 'Aiguilles', alarm on two gongs lever at the base, height 17cm

A good quality 18th century feathered mahogany cased striking 8 day longcase clock by Thomas Kefford of Royston, Hertfordshire, the twelve inch arched brass dial with silvered strike / silent dial, silvered name plaque, silvered subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, engraved decoration and applied spandrels, above the domed trunk door, moulded decoration, and bracket feet, with pendulum and two weight, 230cm (7'6") high.

A 20th century oak cased Grandmother clock with St Michael, Westminster and Whittington chimes, 188cm high, with three brass weights and pendulum (pendulum a/f)

A Christiaan Huygens figured walnut cased chiming Grandmother clock, 20th century, with carved crest, fretwork panels, shaped bracket feet, the arched dial decorated with a village scene and mechanical revolving figures, date aperture and day aperture, 177cm high, with two weights and a pendulum.

A 1930s William Crawford & Sons novelty biscuit tin in the form of a globe, detailed to base 'By Appointment to the Late King George V., William Crawford & Sons Ltd. Biscuit Manufacturers, Edinburgh, Liverpool & London, Great Britain', height 21cm

A Chinese celadon style ceramic table lamp base, decorated with floral motif, on hardwood base, with pleated silk shade, base height to fitting 39cm, together with a Chinese style turquoise crackle glazed table lamp base, with pleated silk shade, (shade AF) height 35cm, overall total height 72.5cm (2)

A vintage clockwork 'Hafner Trains' tinplate locomotive, mid 20th century, numbered 2000 to side, length 21cm

A collection of cigars to include three Macanudo (two wrapped)

A pair of large contemporary continental vases, in the Maiolica style, modelled with lemons and foliage trailing across body, of globular form, decorated with the mottled white brown, green and yellow glazes, height 28.5cm (2) (AF)

British School (20th century) Portrait of a Reclining Cat, ink and watercolour, framed and mounted, 25cm x 32cm, together with two charcoal illustrations of cats, by Val Smith, one framed (3)

Colin Self (British, b.1941), 'Man in a Rainstorm', 2008, limited edition etching numbered 14/20, signed and dated, 18cm by 16cm, unframed.

Provenance: Charterhouse Auctioneers sale from the estates of the late David & Ann Graves, David who was David Hockney's assistant and Ann who was his muse, 1st October 2020.

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Piccadilly, Manchester - tribute to Arthur Delaney', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 28cm by 36cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Attributed to Theodore Major (British, 1908-1999), 'Panoramic Landscape', oil on board, signed in red verso 'MAJOR', 17.5cm by 22.5cm, oak frame.

Yvonne Coomber (contemporary) I give you my heart, mixed media on canvas, signed, titled and dated 2013 verso, 70cm by 100cm, unframed

Thomas Luny (1759-1837), Running up the coast under short sail, oil on canvas, signed 'Luny' and indistinctly dated 1821?, verso old Bonhams labels, 36.5cm by 48.5cm Provenance: Bonhams, London, 'The Marine Sale', 11 September 2007, lot 45

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Interior scene with a lady sewing, in the French Post Impressionist style', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 27cm by 34cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Portrait Miniatures: three hand painted oval studies of young women, all framed, (3).

Heinz Scholtz (German, b.1925), 'Hafen in Holland', oil on copper panel, signed, titled verso, artists label verso, 23cm by 29cm, ornate gilt frame.

A vintage toy Scottish Terrier dog, c. 1950s, straw filled with black / grey plush and amber eyes, height 27.5cm

Lionel Townsend Crawshaw RSW RSBA (1864-1949), 'Riders in the wood', oil on canvas, signed, 52cm by 62cm, inset ornate giltwood frame.

J Cunningham (unknown, 20th century), two naive marine oils on glass/ ceramic, each signed, framed, each 18.5cm by 26.5cm (2)

Ian Falconer (American, 1959 - 2023), 'Whippet hound in armchair' oil on canvas, 87cm by 71cm, framed.

NB: Ian Falconer was David Hockney's lover, the dog in the painting was Ann Upton's whippet (Ann graves, nee upton, 1941-2017, met Hockney at the Royal College of Arts in 1960 and became his lifelong friend, model, and LA based assistant, when she later married Hockney's assistant, David Graves, Hockney was the photographer at their wedding. It is beliecved that the chair in this painting is Hockney's chair in his house.

Provenance: Verified as by Ian Falconer by Tonia Barringer, who handled Falconer's artwork and archives, copies of corresponding emails come with this lot.

Provenance: Purchased at the Charterhouse Auctioneers estate sale of Ann Upton and David Graves, Sherborne, Dorset, 2020.

British School (18th century), 'Portrait of a Gentleman', inscribed "John Jennings 1750", also inscribed by hand verso "John Jennings Esquire of Bath", 49cm by 36cm, framed, (af).

Mixed Art: comprising two pairs of overpainted mezzotint portraits in the 18th century style, inset ornate gilt metal double frames (frames 30cm wide), a set of four coloured engravings 'Chinese Fountains' after Jean Pillement, inset matching box frames (frames 35cm by 27cm), and a pair of coloured engravings 'Raphael's Loggias in the Vatican', insetgilt frames (frames 106cm by 29cm), (8), (af).

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Mounted Jockeys - Tribute to Sir Alfred Munnings', pastel, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 29cm by 39cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Manner of Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837), An Estuary at Sunset with Fisherfolk and Boats, oil on panel, signed and dated lower 'T. Luny, 1820', bearing typed label verso 'Purchased at Christies, May 24th 1968, Lot 101', and 'J.J. Patrickson & Son Ltd., 247-9 Fulham Road, Chelsea' inscribed slip, framed, 29.2cm x 39cm

Kenneth Hauff (British, 1913 - 1967), The Woodland Walk, impressionist style female figure in a woodland landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right, within frame, 59.5cm x 50cm (ARR)

Paul Wright (British, b.1973), 'Some Like it Hot' (Marilyn Monroe), limited edition mixed media edition on board, numbered 7/50, signed by artist verso, also with certificate of authenticity verso from Buckingham Fine Art, 90cm by 90cm, inset gallery quality frame.

Geoffrey Key (British, b.1941), 'Figure', pencil drawing, signed in pen and dated (19)74, label verso for J. Davey & Sons of 70 Bridge Street, Deansgate, Manchester, and 44 Duke Street, Liverpool, 26cm by 18cm, framed.

NB: Geoffrey Key's work is exhibited widely and features in important public, corporate and private art collections throughout the world, including Salford and Manchester Art Galleries, the Victoria & Albert Museum, Manchester Museum of Science & Industry, North West Arts Board, National Westminster Bank, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Jockey Club of Hong Kong, Societe Roquefort, Chateau de St Ouen & Perrier.

Attributed to Henry Stacy Marks RA (British, 1829 - 1898): comprising a pastel portrait of a medieval maiden, initialled 'HSM', gallery label verso for E Stacey Marks Ltd of Eastbourne, 26,5cm by 17cm, framed, and an architectural watercolour, initialled 'HSM', gallery label verso for E ZStacey Marks Ltd of Eastbourne, 16.5cm by 26cm, framed, (2).

Arthur Delaney (British, 1927 - 1987), 'Manchester Trams', oil painting, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 23cm by 14cm, framed.

Robert Jones (British School, 20th century), Two ink, wash, pencil and watercolour illustrations, possibly forset designs, one inscribed 'The Emperor's Snuff Box, Telephone - Location', signed lower irght and dated Nov '49, 33.5cm by 44cm, the other an interior scene, signed lower right 'Bob Jones', 47cm by 59cm, each framed (2)

Harry Hall (British, 1815 - 1882), 'Lord Lyon' (study of a horses head), oil on canvas, signed with initials, dated 1866, titled, 19cm by 25cm, framed, (chip to frame).

NB: Lord Lyon (1863–1887) was a British thoroughbred racehorse that won the 1866 Epson Derby, 2000 Guineas Stake and the St. Leger Stakes, becoming the third winner of the English Triple Crown.

British School (19th century), 'Harbour scene', watercolour, monogramed lower left, 30cm by 23cm, framed.

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Albert Square, Manchester - tribute to Arthur Delaney', oil on board, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 38cm by 48cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Three framed engravings of Portchester Castle, Hampshire, to include an example after F Nicholson engraved by J Noble for the Beauties of England and Wales, 11.5cm by 16cm, together with two framed engravings of Southwick, Southampton (5)

Sir Eduardo Paolozzi RA (British, 1924 - 2005), Elephant, injection moulded limited edition sulpture, signed to foot and numbered to base 3000/ 645, width 36cm (AF) (ARR)

This piece is being sold as part of Turning Tides Homelessness’ Elephant in the Room campaign: https://www.turning-tides.org.uk/elephant-in-the-room-homelessness/

Joshua Hargrave Sams Mann (British, 1826 - 1886), Half Length Portrait of a Young Lady Holding a Pink Rose, oil on canvas, monogrammed lower left, bearing name and dated 1874 verso and variously labelled, within ornate gilt frame, 31.5cm x 24cm

Two contemporary prints: 'AZ' by Hemingway Design and 'ABC' by Snug Studio, each 70cm by 50cm, matching frames, (2).

Modern British School (Mid 20th century), Still Life of a Banana Leaf Plant, lithograph, framed, each 53cm by 38.5cm

Philip Jones (1933-2008), ‘Farmhouse Gharb’, mixed media, inscribed, signed and dated '91, bearing Michael Parkin Gallery label verso, framed, 19cm x 28.5cm

British School (20th century), The Morning Promenade', by John Bradford, 1977, oil on board, the impressionist French inspired painting depitching three Edwardian style ladies, bearing monongram lower right and labelled verso, framed, 28.5cm x 38.75cm

J H Geere (19th century), 'Winter landscape depicting two men clearing snow from a park path', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1876, further inscribed verso, 55cm by 45cm, gilt gesso frame, (af).

Louis Whirter (British, 1873 - 1932), Edinburgh The Tolbrook, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, framed and mounted, 23cm x 23.5cm

Bernard Dufour (French, 1922 - 2016), 'Harbour View', oil on canvas, signed, 38cm by 45cm, framed.

Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA RA (British, 1887 - 1976), 'Salford Steps', pencil drawing, likely a preparatory sketch, signed and dated 1941, variously inscribed front and verso, 24cm by 18cm, inset double sided modern frame, (af).

Provenance: Private Collection.

Ronald Horsewell (British, b.1934), 'A shepherd and his flock within a rural landscape', oil on canvas, signed, 27cm by 34cm, framed.

Mid Century Continental School, two prints, The Houses of Parliament from the River Thames, together with a Eros and Piccadilly Circus, each bearing name 'Klitz' to lower right, framed amd mounted, the first 36.5cm by 75cm (2)

20th century school - 'Still life depicting bowls of fruits and loose fruits laid out on a table', oil on board, 45cm by 78cm, inset red lacquered frame (some chips to frame).

David Brims (British, contemporary), Reclining Nude, signed photographic print, signed lower right, 25.5cm by 53.5cm (ARR)

Antonio Pecoraro (b.1938), 'Five Ladies', oil on canvas, signed, 40cm by 30cm, inset ornate frame.

Portrait Miniature: an oval photogravure study of soprano Ann ('Nancy') Storace (1766 - 1817), after John Conde, 15cm by 12.5cm, framed.

After Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1861 - 1901) Footit et Chocolat (The Kick of the Clown), lithographic print, mid 20th century, bearing label verso, framed, 29.5cm by 34.5cm

Margaret Lindsay Williams (Welsh, 1888-1960), 'The Pearl of the Orient', oil on canvas, signed and dated 1920 top right, further details inscribed to gilt slip, 64cm by 50cm, inset ornate swept gilt gesso frame, (some losses to frame).

Provenance: Exhibited at The Walker Art Gallery, 1920.

John Lowie Morrison (British, b. 1948), Summer - Iona, limited edition print, signed lower right and numbered 142/195, framed, 48.5cm by 48.5cm, together with Ted Dyer 'Misty Calm, limited edition print, signed and numbered 393/500, framed, 36.5cm by 47.5cm, and Judi Trevorrow (contemporary) 'The Chain Locker' limited edition print, numbered 61/850, framed, 13.25cm by 41.5cm (3) (ARR)

An antique print 'Gentleman and lady with Page serving beverages' after Gerard ter Borch (Dutch, 1617-1681), 35cm by 25cm, framed.

Attributed to Samuel Alken (British, 1784 - c.1825), 'Huntsman and Hounds', oil on wooden panel, old label verso for Arthur Ackerman & Sons Ltd, 157A New Bond Street, London, frame inscribed "S Alken 1750-1825", 17cm by 25cm, giltwood frame.

Dame Barbara Hepworth (British, 1903 - 1975), Green Man, 1972, limited edition lithograph, 112/200, bearing Belgrave Gallery St. Ives label verso, framed and mounted, 70.5cm x 52.5cm (ARR)

Edgar James Maybery (British, 1887 - 1964), Tours Cathedral, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, framed and mounted, 23.5cm by 15cm

Charles Coker (1918-2000), coastal landscape view, Guernsey, 'Sunset at Portelet', oil on board, signed and dated 81, verso inscribed paper label, 44cm by 54cm

David Morgan (b 1964), 'A Summer's Day', river landscape view with cattle, oil on canvas, signed, verso inscribed paper label for The Whibley Galleries, 23cm by 38.5cm

Attributed to Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945), 'Salsifis Saurage', pencil drawing depicting various aspects of the root vegetable, possibly a pattern design, bears indistinct monogram lower left, titled lower right, label verso for Galerie Moderne Le Style Lalique, 10 Holkin Arcade, Motcomb Street, Belgravia, London, 22cm by 27cm, framed.

Portrait Miniature: an Edwardian oval watercolour study of a boy, 8cm by 6,5cm, framed.

After Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, 'The West View of Cows Castle, In The Isle of Wight', engraving, 19cm by 36cm, together with S Sparrow, 'Apuldrum, near Chichester', engraving, 13.5cm by 19.5cm (2)

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Horses in a landscape', possibly emblematic of summer, oil on canvas, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

R. Navas (20th century), 'Still life's', a pair, depicting a wicker basket of peaches and a wicker basket of pears and snails, oils on canvas, both signed, 60cm by 80cm, matching gilt frames, (af - old repairs / patches to canvas).

After Andre Derain (French, 1880 - 1954), L'Enfant, lithographic print, bearing printed signature to lower right margin, framed, 46.25cm x 36cm

Louis Ruet after Ernest Messonier (French, 1815 - 1891), Napoleonic Hussars and Dragoons, etching, published by C. Klackner, 20 Old Bond St., London', dated 1916, signed by Louis Ruet to margin, framed and mounted, 19.75cm by 23.25cm

After Harold Thornton (1892-1958), two head and shoulders studies of dogs, comprising a terrier, inscribed 'Rip!' and a spaniel, inscribed 'Old Pal', both signed in pencil, 21cm by 16cm, unframed, together with a framed monochrome print depicting two fox cubs after G D Armour, 12.5cm by 13.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Harvest landscape with horses, figures and dogs', possibly emblematic of Autumn, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

After John Downman ARA (1749 - 1824) a collection of five prints of female sitters, four within an oval, within gilt frames, bearing 'Ernest, Brown & Phillips, The Leicester Galleries' labels verso, each overall 37.25cm x 33.5cm (5)

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Horses, sheep and ducks in a landscape', possibly emblematic of Spring, oil on canvas, cleaned and re-lined, seemingly unsigned, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

Follower of Guido Reni (Italy, 1575 - 1642), 'Madonna and Child', small oval oil painting, name plaque mounted to frame, 20cm by 15cm, inset 19th century gilt frame and slip, (frame af).

John Burrows (contemporary), The Snowdon Horseshoe, coloured pencil, mixed media on paper, signed, 25.5cm by 61cm

Albin Gavdzinsky (Ukrainian, 1923 - 2014), 'Spring has arrived', 1977, oil on canvas, signed, insribed by hand in Russian verso, and an English label verso, 67cm by 57cm, framed.

Provenance: Purchased at Century Gallery, 100 Fulham Road, Chelsea, London, February 1989 for £6000.

Henry John Kinnard (British, 1861 - 1929), possibly Arundel View, watercolour, signed and inscribed to lower margin, 34.5cm by 52.5cm

Louis Whirter (British, 1873 - 1932), Bruges, etching, signed and titled in pencil to lower margin, blind stamped, framed and mounted, 32.2cm by 20.2cm

Attributed to Rene Lalique (French, 1860 - 1945), 'Chardon', pencil drawing depicting thistles, possibly a pattern design, bears indistinct monogram lower left, titled top left, label verso for The Railings Gallery, 5 New Cavendish Street, London, 22cm by 28cm, framed.

Rufus de Pinto (1904-1976), two street scenes in watercolour, pastel, ink and pencil, one inscribed 'High Street Ken. Bodega', both signed and dated 1954, 55cm by 36cm

Attributed to Pierre Adolphe Valette (French, 1876 - 1942), 'Docks scene' (possibly India House, Manchester Docks), oil on board, bears a signature 'A VALETTE', typed label verso and later hand written label verso, 13cm by 21.5cm, framed.

NB: L S Lowry became a pupil of Valette, and expressed great admiration for his tutor, who taught him new techniques and showed him the potential of the urban landscape as a subject. Lowry described valette "a real teacher ... a dedicated teacher" and added "I cannot over estimate the effect on me of the coming into this drab city of Adolphe Valette, full of French impressionists, aware of everything that was going on in Paris"

Manchester Art Gallery has a room devoted to Valette, where the viewer may compare some of his paintings with some of Lowry's, and judge to what extent Lowry's own style was influenced by him and by French Impressionism generally.

Contemporary Art: 'Playing Cards', a set of three layered collage wall art prints depicting the King of Hearts, the Queen of Spades and the Ace of Spades, inset matching black ash style frames, each frame 145cm by 100cm, (3).

Attributed to Thomas Luny (British, 1759-1837), Fishing and other Vessels in a Rough Sea at Sunrise, oil on panel, signed and dated 'Luny 1818' lower left, variously labelled verso and illegibly inscribed in pencil, with carved gilt frame, 22.25cm x 29.25cm

Evelyn Stuart Hardy (British, 1866 - 1935), The Hidden Treasure, figures in the desert (possibly an illustration for the Book of Genesis 44), watercolour on paper, signed lower left, within gilt frame, 50cm by 70cm

William Monk (British, 1863 - 1937), Christchurch College, Oxford, etching, publshed by Meeson, 1910, framed and mounted, 25cm by 35.5cm

Attributed to William Duffield (British, 1816 - 1863), Still Life of Dead Game, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1860 lower left, in gilt frame and mount, 28cm by 52.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring Junior (1815 - 1907), 'Winter farmyard scene with horses, donkey and ducks', possibly emblematic of Winter, seemingly unsigned, cleaned and re-lined, 50cm by 75cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame.

Modern British School (Mid 20th century), a pair of illustrations of ice skaters, individual male and female figure, watercolour, gouache and pencil, framed, each 43.5cm by 35cm (2)

Alastair Thain (b. 1961), Portrait of David Hockney', Artist Proof Photograph, artists label verso, 39cm by 29cm, framed.

NB: Alastair Thain is one of the world's most internationally acclaimed photographers, reputed for the originality of his portrait and character photography. He studied at the London College of Printing and his imaginative and often subversive portraits have appeared internationally in publications such as Vogue, The New York Times, Vanity and The Face.

Jordan (20th century), two landscape oils on board, one featuring a sheperdess with her flock of sheep, both signed, 23cm by 29cm and 29cm by 23cm, matching ornate frames (one frame chipped).

Portrait Miniatures: a collection of six various copy portrait miniatures, overpainted and printed, all framed, (6).

George Aird (British, 1934 - 2021), 'Abstract', oil on glass, inscribed by artist verso, and a label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 32cm by 25cm, framed.

NB: George Aird was L S Lowry's agent and friend, and a legendary figure in the art world.

Charles Coker (1918-2000), rocky coastal view, Guernsey, 'Windy Evening, Port Soif', oil on board, signed and dated '82, verso inscribed paper label, 44cm by 55cm

Pre-Raphaelite School - Medieval style watercolour depicting a male figure and hound within a landscape, with buildings, figure and mule in the background, monogramed lower left, 22cm by 15cm, framed.

Barnett Freedman CBE (British, 1901 - 1958), Study of a Standing Nude Male and Female Figure, 1925, drawing in ink, wash and pastel on paper, signed and dated to central lower margin, bearing number verso, framed and mounted, 30cm by 54.25cm

Rufus de Pinto (1904-1976), street scene, believed Kensington Square, London, oil on board, signed, 58cm by 76.5cm

Attributed to John Frederick Herring (Senior) (British, 1795 - 1865), 'Portrait of a horse in a stable', oil on wooden panel, 18cm by 23cm, ornate giltwood frame.

Ernest Howard Shepard OBE MC (British, 1879 - 1976), 'BLIND' a comical ink cartoon of a begging dog, inscribed in pencil front and verso, 23cm by 15cm, unframed, (af).

British School, The Letter, 19th century style portrait of a lady seated within a landscape, oil, within modern frame, 60cm by 44.5cm

Two 19th century painted silhouette portrait studies, depicting a lady and a gentleman, oval, inset gilt metal mounted ebonised frames.

Mark Grimshaw (b.1957), 'Kids playing in the alley', pastel, signed, label verso for Grove Fine Art of Manchester, 36cm by 43cm, framed.

After G Stanfield, 'Portsmouth Harbour from the picture in the Royal Collection', coloured engraving by R Brandard, 20cm by 26.5cm, together with an unframed engraving after Copley Fielding, 'Portsmouth', 27.5cm by 36.5cm (2)

Continental School (Mid 20th Century), Two oils on canvas, including; Moonlit Seascape with Boats on the Water, signed 'Sanna' to the lower left, framed, 49.5cm by 101cm, together with a modernist scene of buildings on a river, possibly the Seine, signed 'Sigma' lower right, bearing 'The Armstrong Hope Gallery' label verso and inscribed 'Sigma - Paris', framed, 48.5cm by 101cm (2)

Attributed to Sir Edwin Landseer RA (British, 1802 - 1873), 'Portrait of a terrier', oil on wooden panel, inscribed on gilt slip, old label verso, 10cm by 12cm, gilt frame, (frame af).

British School (19^th century), 'Highland cattle in a mountainous landscape', oil on canvas, indistinctly signed lower left, cleaned and re-lined, label verso for 'Garve Hessenberg, The Picture Conservation and restoration Studios, Arundel', 45cm by 75cm , gilt gesso frame.

François Brunery (Italian, 1849-1926), 'The Music Room', watercolour, signed, 40cm by 50cm, inset ornate gilt gesso frame (small losses to frame).

Jessie Foakes (Contemporary tattooist and artist), 'Mickey Mouse' and ' Minnie Mouse', two limited edition mixed media studio editions on board, numbered 7/25, signed, with certificates of authenticity verso from Buckingham Fine Art, 100cm by 60cm, inset gallery quality matching black gloss frames.

Portrait Miniature: an oval waterolour study of a lady in the manner of Andrew Plimer (1763-1837), inscribed by hand verso 'Miss Harriett Rushout' and further inscriptions, 9cm by 7cm, framed.

Giovanni Boldini (Italy, 1842 - 1931), 'Head and shoulder study of a female', circular oilm on canvas, signed, old Christie's Auctioneers stencil mark verso, 22cm diameter, framed.

Provenance: Sold at Christie's Auctioneers 21 January 1876, lot 65, for £5.10.0

Jan King (b.1945), 'Distant Night 1' and 'Distant Night 2', two signed limited edition prints, 32/95 & 35/95, 46cm by 28cm, framed.

A Victorian mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers applied with turned knob handles, 106cm wide by 50cm deep by 112cm high.drawers

A Tiffany style 'Dragonfly' table lamp, 20th century, on metal base, height 46cm (AF)

A pair of classical style garden urns, nicely weathered and patinated reconstituted stone, 20th century, 55cm high.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid jardiniere stand with rectangular top and under tier on square tapered legs, top 31.5cm by 31cm, height 99.5cm

A George III oak mule chest with hinged top and two drawers, on stile supports, height 76cm, width 127cm, depth 55cm

A pair of Tiffany style 'Dragonfly' standard floor lamps, 20th century, the leaded amber and blue glass shades over metal bases, height approximately 159cm (2)

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid bonheur du jour / ladies writing desk, with bevelled rectangular mirror above two small drawers and flanked by two curved glazed panel doors, shaped rectangular top with inset writing surface above an arrangement of three further drawers, on tapered square legs and castors, height 117.5cm, width 98cm, depth 51cm

An Italian style folding x-frame chair, with carved decoration and leather seat cushion.

A Georgian style weathered reconstituted stone garden urn, 20th century, 50cm high.

A Georgian style mahogany 'butler's tray' style coffee table, with hinged sides, raised on inner chamfered moulded square supports united by a cross stretcher, 82cm by 52cm opening to 102cm by 79cm,

A late 19th century carved oak side table with drawer, on turned supports with uniting stretcher, height 72cm, width 91cm, depth 54cm

A George III mahogany washtand, c.1800, the hinged top opening to reveal a fitted interior (ceramic liners missing), above one dummy drawer and three functioning drawers fitted with lions mask handles, raised on ring turned supports and casters, 46cm wide by 41cm deep by 91cm high.

A pair of early Georgian style high wingback armchairs, 20th century, upholstered in a country house style foliate patterned fabric, raised on front cabriole supports.

An early 20th century oval chinoiserie lacquered wall mirror, height 57cm, width 83cm

A 20th century mahogany framed stool with rectangular canework top on carved cabriole legs to pad feet, height 47cm, width 49cm, depth 37cm

A matched Victorian style pine kitchen table with six chairs, 20th century: comprising a rectangular kitchen table with rounded corners and turned supports, 153cm by 108cm, a pair of Windsor style high back open sided armchairs, and a set of four Windsor style kitchen chairs, (7).

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid dressing table, the large oval swing frame mirror inset with bevelled glass, above an arrangement of three drawers, an arrangement of nine further drawers below, on plinth base, height 127cm

A Moorcroft 'Dancing Flame' pattern table lamp, designed by Philip Gibson, on wooden base, with original retailers labels, height 47cm

A stripped pine wall mirror with stepped moulded decoration, 125cm by 71cm.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid dressing chest in the manner of Maple & Co, the back with shield shaped mirror and three small shelves, serpentine top above three shelves and undertier on slender outswept legs height 169cm, depth 44cm, width 69cm (a/f)

An 18th/19th century German inlaid walnut armoire, the two panelled doors applied with ornate cast gilt metal handles and escucheons, with original key, enclosing three shelves, raised on flat bun feet, 166cm wide by 198cm high.

A Charles II style carved hall chair, the top rail and front splat with a crown flanked by two cherubs, cane panel back with spiral turned uprights, upholstered seat, on a spiral turned stretcher height 107.5cm

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted display cabinet designed by Umberto Mascagni, with two glazed panel doors enclosing two glass shelves with mirror back, on tapered legs, height 153cm, width 111cm, depth 38cm

A 19th century mahogany circular tilt top tripod table, raised on a turned column and downswept supports, 50cm diameter.

A large ornate 19th century gilt gesso wall mirror, with scrolled crest, shell corners, and stylised motifs throughout, 110cm high by 90cm wide, (af).

A 19th century domed leather mounted canvas trunk, 72cm wide by 55cm deep by 62cm high, (af).

A stripped pine dresser, the upper section fitted with two glass panelled doors enclosing shelves, the base having two drawers above two cupboard doors, raised on shaped bracket feet, 100cm wide by 50cm deep by 182cm high.

A mahogany framed shield shaped toilet mirror height 55cm, width 43cm

A Victorian stripped pine chest of drawers, fitted with two short over two long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on a plinth base, 91cm wide by 45cm deep by 74cm high.

A 20th century Campaign style chest of four graduated drawers with brass flush handles on plinth base height 101cm, width 104cm, depth 50cm (a/f)

An oak rocking chair in the American Arts & Crafts style, with bentwood seat.

A set of vintage wooden folding library steps, 63cm high, and a wooden magazine rack with brass lion mask ring handles

A Victorian style pine dresser, 20th century, the upper section with shaped canopy above shelves and five small drawers, the base section fitted with four frieze drawers above four panelled cupboard doors, raised on a plinth base, 183cm wide by 200cm high.

A c.1960's / 70's teak sideboard, fitted with two central cupboard doors enclosing storage space, flanked to one side by a drop down bar fitment, and on the other side by three graduated drawers, raised on tapered supports, 167cm wide by 44cm deep by 73cm high.

A 19th century mahogany framed scroll carved wall mirror 63cm by 54cm

A Rococo style giltwood wall mirror with pierced scrollwork frame and rectangular mirror plate 110cm high, 56cm wide (a/f)

A Victorian brass bound oak umbrella stand, of cylindrical form, with lion mask handles (one ring missing), on stepped plinth base, height 63cm, diameter 29cm

A pair of stripped pine bedside chests, late 19th / early 20th century, each fitted with two drawers, brass swan neck hadles, and plinth bases, 45cm wide by 55cm deep by 61cm high.

An early Victorian mahogany armchair, nicely re-upholstered in two tone red fabric, featuring scrolled open arms and original ceramic casters.

A tracotta garden urn with four loop handles, in the style of aGreek olive jar, 78cm high.

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany circular side table, with braced undertier and elegant outswept supports, 60cm diameter by 72cm high.

A 19th century open front low bookcase, fitted with adjustable shelves, raised on a plinth base, 96cm wide by 31cm deep by 107cm high.

A French style gilt metal mounted side table with green marble rectangular top on outswept reeded legs height 48cm, length 115cm, depth 55cm

A George III mahogany bowfront chest, with slide above four graduated long drawers on bracket feet height 89cm, width 98cm, depth 58.5cm

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted side / coffee table designed by Umberto Mascagni, the rectangular glazed top with rounded corners, on tapered legs height 54cm, width 107cm, depth 42cm

A gilt framed 'Private Bar' advertising mirror decorated with a bull 95cm by 64cm

A 19th century oak low boy the rectangular top over one short flanked by two short and deep drawers, with shaped apron, on cabriole legs to pad feet height 75cm, width 83.5cm, depth 51cm

A small 18th century style oak side cabinet, 20th century, having two carved panelled doors with ornate hinges, raised on turned and block supports united by plain stretchers, 50cm wide by 69cm high.

A Globe Wernicke three section glazed bookcase height 134cm, width 86cm

A suite of aviation style furniture: comprising a low coffee table fitted with four drawers (121cm long by 70cm wide by 41cm high), a pair of bedside chests / side tables, each fitted with two drawers (51cm wide by 44cm deep by 61cm high), and a set of three graduated storage trunks with hinged lids (largest 81cm wide by 46cm deep by 43cm high) - all with wooden and leather mounts to the aluminium bodies, (6).

A set of six oak dining chairs in the American Arts & Crafts style, manner of Limbert, each with shaped top rails and plain splats above upholstered seats, the front supports with knuckled feet, united by H stretchers, indistinct marks stamped to underside of seat brackets.

A Queen Anne style dressing table mirror in moulded frame, the fret cut surmount with gilt shell, the box base fitted with three drawers on bracket feet, height 69cm, width 40.5cm

A Georgian style garden urn, 20th century, weathered reconstituted stone, 44cm high.

A pair of Aesthetic Period walnut and buttoned tanned leather 'His & Hers' armchairs, c.1870, featuringn sunflower carved top rails, and original ceramic casters.

A Georgian style pine dresser, 20th century, the upper section fitted with a shaped canopy and a configuration of shelves and four small drawers, the base section having three frieze drawers above an open potboard, raised on turned uprights and bun feet, 153cm wide by 199cm high.

A Victorian black lacquer and Chinoiserie decorated toilet mirror, on curved platform base and bun feet, height 63.5cm, width 55cm, depth 29.5cm

A collection of four large terracotta garden plant pots tallest 49cm high, 54cm diameter

An 18th century carved oak coffer with three panel front, on stile supports, height 69cm, width 12r4cm, depth 47cm

A George III design mahogany and gilt overmantel mirror, the bevelled plate with fret carved surmount of leaf and bird crestings height 88cm, width 121cm

An Edwardian walnut chest of drawers, fitted with two short above two long graduated drawers with gothic revival handles, raised on a plinth base, 108cm wide by 52cm deep by 83cm high.

A Spanish style coffee table with rectangular studwork top on turned legs with metal supporting brackets, height 40cm, width 110cm, depth 60cm

A late 19th century stained wood two tier hanging open wall shelf with scroll surmount, height 59cm, width 93cm

A late 19th century mahogany pedestal desk with gilt tooled leather inset rectangular top above an arrangement of nine drawers, height 75cm, width 123cm, depth 62.5cm

An Edwardian Sheraton style oval side table, the top decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs, on square tapered legs to castors, height 72cm, width 65.5cm

A pair of old decorative chimney pots, late 19th / early 20th century, nicely weathered and patinated, 92cm high, would make good garden features / planters, (af).

A set of five Chippendale style dining chairs to include one carver, each with scroll pierced backsplat and upholstered seat on square chamfered front legs

A Louis XV style painted vitrine in the manner of Vernis Martin, the shaped glass door enclosing two shelves on cabriole legs, 144.5cm high, 61cm wide, 36cm deep (a/f)

A brass bankers desk lamp, late 20th century, with green glass shade, height 37cm

An Edwardian inlaid kidney shaped two-handle tray, mahogany with shell motif to centre, width 60cm

A pair of buttoned back armchairs in the 19th century style, nicely upho;stered in a good quality hard wearing fabric, loose seat cushions, raised on front hoof feet.

A terracotta garden ornament in the form of an Easter Island Head, 45cm high.

A Georgian walnut lowboy of small proportions, with single drawer, raised on inner chamfered square supports, 57cm wide by 41cm deep by 67cm high.

An Edwardian Riley oak snooker / dining table, with slate top, four leaves, fluted solid legs, and accessories to include score board, snooker, billiard and pool balls, cues, rest, triangles, chalk, and rule book - 198cm by 106cm (6'6" x 3'6").

A 19th century open front low bookcase, fitted with six adjustable shelves, 137cm wide by 31cm deep by 137cm high.

A weathered reconstituted stone garden ornament in the form of a classical maiden bust, together with a matched plinth, combined height 93cm.

A vintage wooden 'sunburst' wall mirror, with blue paint decoration, 62cm wide by 64cm high.

A Queen Anne style free-standing triptych dressing table mirror height 81cm

A Moorcroft 'Anna Lily' pattern table lamp, designed by Nicola Slaney, with matching pleated red shade, on wooden base, height overall 55.5cm

A set four Arts & Crafts walnut dining chairs, late 19th century, with upholstered seats.

A pair of garden ornaments in the 18th century style depicting musicians on seperate plinth bases, weathered and patinated reconstituted stone, 20th century, combined height 118cm high, (af).

A pair of Geogian style garden urns and a pair of Georgian style plinth stands, 20th century, weathered reconstituted stone, combined heights 75cm.

An Arts & Crafts copper wall mirror / picture frame, 77cm by 56cm.

A weathered reconstituted stone garden ornament depicting a classical maiden, together with a matched plinth, combined height 120cm high.

A 17th century and later oak panel back wainscot open chair, the top rail carved with opposing winged mythical beasts, the back panel carved with a formal symmetrical foliate design, with downswept arms on turned supports, the solid seat over a moulded frieze, on block & turned legs joined by stretchers

A 19th century mahogany butlers tray on folding stand, the tray incorporating twin handles, height 75cm, width 70cm, depth 44cm

An ornate neo classical style wall mirror, 20th century, gilt trimmed metal frame with bevelled plate, 104cm wide by 110cm high.

A set of 8 George IV mahogany dining chairs, c.1830, comprising 2 carvers and 6 single chairs, having scroll carved top rails, moulded bar backs, drop in seats, and front turned tapering fluted supports, (8).

An Ercol cow horn rocking chair, in blond beech and elm, with high hooped spindle back, Ercol label to base, 102cm high

A mid 20th century Italian turquoise, ebonized and metal mounted sideboard designed by Umberto Mascagni, height 92cm, width 160.5cm (glass cracked in one corner)

A late 19th cetury walnut dining table, the rectangular top with cut corners, raised on solid turned cylindrical supports with original casters, 121cm by 106cm, with fitted moden heat pad.

Six Victorian mahogany bar back dining chairs with green upholstered drop-in seats on turned and reeded front legs (a/f)

A weathered terracotta garden chimenea on a metal stand, combined height 112cm.

A 19th century oak child's or doll's Oxford bar back chair on turned front supports height 59cm

A Georgian style walnut framed fretwork wall mirror with bevelled plate, 20th century, 106cm by 60cm.

A Victorian stripped pine dresser base, featuring three hidden frieze drawers above a central recessed panelled cupboard door, flanked by twin pillars, scrolled carved brackets and four further drawers, raised on turned bun feet, 175cm wide by 53cm deep by 84cm high.

A Victorian mahogany pole fire screen, with barley twist stem on outswept tripod legs, the rectangular screen with glazed needlework panel, 144cm high (a/f)

A George III style mahogany shield shaped toilet mirror, height 46cm, width 32cm

A Victorian mahogany corner wash stand fitted with three drawers height 104.5cm, width 59cm, with associated blue and white wash bowl

A 19th century walnut open front low bookcase, fitted with six adjustable shelves, raised on a plinth base, 168cm wide by 32cm deep by 140cm high.

A stained pine side cupboard, late 19th / early 20th century, fitted with two panelled doors enclosing a shelf, 113cm wide by 51cm deep by 106cm high.

A Victorian rosewood three-tier what-not with spiral twist supports and single drawer to base, on ceramic castors, height 88cm, depth 36cm, width 47cm (a/f)

A Turkish Hereke silk and gold coloured thread prayer mat, with label to underside, 60cm by 41cm,

A Kurdish design runner rug with typical geometric design on blue ground with rust border, approx 97cm by 337cm

A good quality Persian rug, Isfahan, early / mid 20th century, traditional designs and colours within multi borders, approx 7'10" by 4'10".

A Turkish kilim rug, red ground with geometric design, approx 210cm by 106cm

A good quality Persian rug, Kashmar, early / mid 20th century, traditional designs and colours within multi borders, approx 7'4" by 4'6".

A Moroccan Kilim rug, red ground and traditional designs, 168cm by 117cm (5'6" x 3'10").