ANTIQUE, DECORATIVE AND COLLECTORS SALE - (INCORPORATING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES)

A DRESSING ROOM CHEVAL MIRROR, c.1870, mahogany arched plate upheld by turned columns on stretcher platform base, flanked by gallery back surface with

A MAHOGANY DUCHESSE DRESSING TABLE, late 19th Century, arched looking glass, pierced scrollwork brackets, central single oak lined frieze drawer flank

A PAIR OF WING ARMCHAIRS, c.1920, Queen Anne style, oak frames, shell carved front legs, Braganza feet, cut moquette squabs and upholstery (2) 100-150

A MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER, first half of the 19th Century, boxwood and ebony stringing, by Cremonini, Wolverhampton, broken pediment, hygrometer, the

A 19TH CENTURY OAK STICK BAROMETER, the ivory register plate with subsidiary thermometer and signed 'Bailey, Birmingham', turned cistern cov...

AN OAK WHEEL BAROMETER, late 19th Century, ogee pediment, hygrometer, thermometer, enamel dial, bone adjustment knob and spirit level, height 98cm 12

A SCOTTISH LONGCASE CLOCK, c.1775, by Reynolds of Kirkbride, oak hood and trunk with blind fretwork, the 29cm brass Roman dial with rococo spandrels,

A VICTORIAN OCCASIONAL TABLE, segmental top, walnut and inlaid (restored), pylon end legs linked by turned stretcher, width 59cm 70-90

A GEORGIAN OAK PEDESTAL TABLE, circular top, vase column, tripod cabriole base, diameter 70cm 50-80

A MAHOGANY TRIPOD SUPPER TABLE, c.1890, Bath gallery edge, on a reeded column, on carved tripod legs with paw feet, diameter 105cm 1200-1500

A SET OF GARDEN URNS, cast iron lobed campana bowls, on rectangular bases, diameter 65cm (4) 350-450

A PAIR OF PLANT HOLDERS in the shape of tree trunks, salt glazed stoneware, height 70cm (2) 100-150

AN OAK BUREAU, c.1790, banded with mahogany throughout, fall front with an arrangement of till drawers, central adjustable looking glass compartment r

A MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE, c.1830, inset leather top, moulded edge, two frieze drawers to one side, reeded column legs linked by an upholstered platfor

AN ARMCHAIR, c.1805, (dentist or barber), mahogany frame, high upholstered shield back, padded outscrolled arms, serpentine front rail, on block taper

AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE, the base with turned baluster columns, c.1650, linked by stretchers, the plank top perhaps associated, length 140cm 700-900

A SET OF FOUR MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS, c.1790, open shield backs with oval splats, drop-in seats, on block tapering legs joined by stretchers (numbered

A 19TH CENTURY BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS, on swept bracket feet, length 100cm 200-250

AN OAK SIDE TABLE, late 17th Century, moulded plank top, frieze drawer, slender turned baluster legs, block stretchers, (later alterations), 72cm x 53

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY EXTENDING DINING TABLE, five extra leaves, concertina action, six tapered lotus leaf capped legs, brass cappings and castors, 130

A MAHOGANY BOOKCASE OF SMALL PROPORTIONS, c.1860, plain cornice, twin arched glazed doors opening to adjustable shelving and two till drawers, twin fr

A MAHOGANY BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS, 19th Century, two short over three long drawers, turned pulls, later bracket feet, width 95cm 200-250

A GEORGE III COUNTRY OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS, two short over three long drawers, (later handles), shaped bracket feet, width 97cm 200-250

A MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS, 19th Century, four long drawers with turned pulls, bracket feet, width 102cm 200-250

AN EDWARDIAN WALNUT CORNER CHAIR, curved spindle back 30-50

A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY BREAKFAST TABLE, rectangular tilt top, gadroon pedestal, fluted tripod base, brass cappings and castors, 118cm x 88cm 700-900

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, arched and rectangular glazed doors opening to adjustable shelving, over panelled cupboard storage flanked by pilasters

A LARGE EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, breakfront glazed upper section of twelve doors over panelled cupboards, (approximately 20ft) 2500-3500

A REGENCY MINIATURE MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE, single frieze drawer 800-1000

A SET OF FIVE MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS, Georgian style, trade plate of Smee & Cobay, London, c.1900 (5) 150-180

A TABLE BASKET, c.1830, Old Sheffield plate, swing handle, gadrooned foliate soldered over rim, chased sides, collet foot, length 30cm 30-50

AN OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE BOTTLE COASTER, gadroon border, a salver with scroll border, six forks, serving spoon and a cased set of fruit knives (10) 30-

A PAIR OF KNIFE RESTS, Dixons, Sheffield 1897 30-50

A PAIR OF NAPKIN RINGS, engine turned, Birmingham 1948 and a third marked Sterling (3)

A TABLESPOON, Old English pattern, London 1796, engraved contemporary monogram and the year, with a pair of Exeter sugar tongs 1818 (2) 20-30

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN MINIATURE FRAMES, probably Chester, height 6cm (2) 20-30

A TRUMPET VASE, the upper section chased with Carolean floral strapwork and swags, London 1905, height 28cm (approximately 14oz) 150-180

A CHASED SET OF SIX COFFEE SPOONS, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1958 and a pair of cauldron salts on hoof feet, Birmingham 1906 (3) 30-50

A CASED SET OF SIX COFFEE SPOONS, Rat Tail pattern, London 1932 20-30

A CASED SET OF COFFEE SPOONS AND TONGS, Old English, bright cut pattern, Sheffield 1917 20-30

A BUTTER SHELL ON THREE BALL FEET, 1899[?], (approximately 4oz) 30-50

A POMADE JAR, hobnail cut glass, silver foot rim and pull-off swept fluted lid, London 1898, height 9cm 30-50

A MINIATURE FRAME, circular opening, 8cm square, Birmingham 1897 30-50

A PAIR OF SUGAR TONGS, bright cut, Thomas Northcote, London c.1795 20-30

A PAIR OF SUGAR TONGS, bright cut, Thomas Ollivant, London 1791 20-30

A PAIR OF SUGAR NIPS, Orlando Jackson (London), c.1765 30-50

A TABLE CHARCOAL BOWL, Dutch c.1820, circular bowl, reeded mount, inserted turned ebonised side handles, on four lion mask and acanthus feet, diameter

A TABLE CHARCOAL BOWL, Dutch c.1820, circular bowl similar to previous lot but with four eagle talon legs grasping spheres, daimeter 10cm 150-200

A PAIR OF SALT CELLARS, oval bombe gadrooned and collet bases, Birmingham 1903, with plated spoons (4) 30-50

A THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, depressed circular shaped, vulcanite handles, Birmingham 1931, (approximately 20oz all in) (3) 80-100

A CIBORIUM AND COVER, baroque shape, parcel gilt, Paris 19th Century marks, height 21cm and a chalice, Paris 20th Century mark, height 22cm (2) 30-50

A PAIR OF BUD VASES, trumpet shape, Birmingham 1913, height 10cm and another pair 1918 (4) 20-30

A TABLESPOON, Albert pattern, Sheffield 1859, a Fiddle pattern spoon, London 1850 and another Sheffield 1924, (approximately 6oz) (3) 20-30

AN AUSTRIAN POCKET SNUFF BOX, engraved and parcel gilt, the lid with a panel of black enamel of Japanese design (marks on the interior) 120-150

A SAMUEL PERRY SNUFF BOX, rectangular shape, the lid mounted with moss agate, gilt interior, Birmingham 1802 120-150

A THOMAS WILLMORE SNUFF BOX, shell shaped, gilt interior, Birmingham 1802 80-100

A RICHARD THORNTON VINAIGRETTE, rectangular chased, pierced interior and grille, Birmingham 1870 80-100

A FRANCIS CLARK VINAIGRETTE, rectangular foliate chased, gilt interior and grille, Birmingham 1843 80-100

A JOSEPH WILLMORE VINAIGRETTE, octagonal bright cut, gilt interior and grille, Birmingham 1809 80-100

AN EDWARD SMITH VINAIGRETTE, shaped cartouche, engine turned, gilt interior and grille, Birmingham 1861 80-100

A LEDSAM & VALE VINAIGRETTE, moulded rectangular, Birmingham 1818 80-100

A NATHANIEL MILLS VINAIGRETTE, rectangular engine turned, gilt interior and grille, Birmingham c.1837 120-150

AN EDMOND SMITH VINAIGRETTE, cartouche shape, scrollwork engraved gilt interior and grille, Birmingham 1855 80-100

AN ASTON & SON VINAIGRETTE, oval strapwork engraved, gilt interior and grille, Birmingham 1858 80-100

A TAYLOR & PERRY VINAIGRETTE, book shape, gilt interior and grille 1836 100-120

AN EDWARD SMITH RECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX, foliate bright cut, presentation inscription to John Holgate, Chief Constable, Bolton, 1886, gilt interior, Bir

A FRANCIS CLARK VINAIGRETTE, rectangular engine turned, elaborate gilt pierced grille, Birmingham 1830 100-120

A NUT DISH, bar pierced, Birmingham 1914 50-60

FOUR SILVER SPOONS, a plated spoon with golfer finial and another (6) 20-30

A LADIES CARD CASE, bright cut, Sheffield 1897, monogram 'EA' 80-100

A GEORGE UNITE LADIES CARD CASE, bright cut engraved, Birmingham 1879 80-100

A LADIES FOLDING CARD CASE, bright cut, blank cartouche, Birmingham 1880 50-80

A RECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX, gilt interior, engraved presentation inscription, Edward Smith, Birmingham 1863 (approximately 2oz) 100-120

A TABATIERE, parcel gilt c.1900, the reverse foliate engraved, the lid with en plein enamelling within an oval cartouche pastoral scene surrounded by

A GEORGIAN SILVER WINE FUNNEL, reeded rim, three support struts, London 1812, (approximately 10oz) 180-200

A SILVER GOBLET, gilt interior, bright cut swags, maker J.D. & S., Sheffield 1868, (approximately 10oz) 100-120

A SILVER GOBLET, bright cut fern design, Walker & Hall, London 1869, (approximately 10oz) 80-100

'THE SILVER TASSIE' GOLFING TROPHY, '4 Ball Foursomes Bogey, Burton & Rice, M.Tags, Summer Meeting, Stoke Poges, 1931, Presented by ...

A BOMBE TEAPOT, scroll and egg and dart border, ivory insulators, paw feet, maker J.C., London 1814, (approximately 40oz all in) 120-150

A BALUSTER CASTER, regularly pierced, high domed lid with bayonet fitting, Britannia Standard, Goldsmiths Co., London 1909, (approximately 16oz) 80-1

A CIRCULAR WAITER, acanthus chased rim, strapwork engraved bed, three scrolled feet, maker Martin & Hall, London 1882, (approximately 12oz) 50-80

AN ELKINGTON OCTAGONAL TRAY, reeded border, outswept feet, No.27971, Birmingham 1922, (approximately 1.9kg) 250-300

A RECTANGULAR CARD CASE, bright cut trophy within a bow, maker William Haseler, Birmingham 1907 30-50

A PAIR OF FOX HEAD MENU HOLDERS, maker S.M. & Co., 1911 (2) 30-50

A PATENT NO-FUME ASHTRAY, 'GPR' monogram, maker S.Ltd, Birmingham 1930 30-50

A GOBLET, bright cut scrolling foliage, Sheffield 1857, (approximately 8oz) 50-80

A GOBLET, bright cut foliage forming a vacant cartouche, London 1873, (approximately 10oz) 50-80

A GOBLET, Birmingham 1912, (approximately 8oz) 50-80

A CASED SET OF SIX OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONS, bright cut, London 1906 and a similar Walker & Hall set with sugar tongs, Sheffield 1911 (2) ...

A PAIR OF TABLE SALTS, shaped as loving cups and ladles, London 1904 (4) 20-30

AN UNMARKED CHEROOT TUBE, phenolic mouthpiece and a circular ashtray, Birmingham 1989 (2) 20-30

AN OCTAGONAL NUT DISH, bar pierced, Birmingham 1913 and two napkin rings, Birmingham 1902 and London 1941 (3) 20-30

A SET OF EIGHT TEASPOONS, Fiddle pattern, maker David Reid, Newcastle 1847, (approximately 1.5oz) (8) 30-50

A SET OF SIX DESSERT SPOONS, Fiddle pattern, maker C.G., Newcastle 1847, (approximately 3oz) (6) 50-80

A SET OF SIX TABLE FORKS, Fiddle pattern, maker C.G., Newcastle 1845, (approximately 4oz) (6) 30-50

A CASED CONDIMENT SET, three pieces with two spoons, bombe shapes, hoof feet, Birmingham 1940 30-50

A CREAM JUG AND SUGAR, basin kettledrum shapes, beaded rims, Birmingham 1941, (approximately 3oz) (2) 20-30

A 9CT RECTANGULAR VESTA CASE, Chester 1909 30-50

A CORK PUNCH STRAINER, 1721, circular bowl, moulded edge, concentric star shape, piercing 'C' scroll and foliate handles, the left hand engr...

A CUT GLASS SUGAR CASTER, the mount Birmingham 1938, a bright cut napkin ring and a plated seven bar toast rack (3) 20-30