Antique Furnitue and Selected Items

A pair of late Meissen dishes, with blue, white and gilt relief pattern, diameter 27cm.

A Capo di Monte figure ''The Card Player''; and a pierced work Capo di Monte dish.

A pair of 20th century Meissen terracotta figures of Black Forest bears, seated on a circular socle, after A. Gaul, impressed factory marks to base, c

A pair of 20th century Meissen terracotta figures of longhaired terriers, impressed factory marks to base, circa 1950s, length 22cm.

A collection of various ceramic and hardstone eggs.

A Limoges coffee pot and sucrier, having pink decoration and associated pot and cover, (3).

A green glass oasis; together with another rosebowl, three bowls and a vase, (6).

A collection of cut and moulded drinking glasses.

A glass rolling pin.

Three various glass vases, (3).

A cut glass cress dish and stand; together with a fruit bowl.

A square form cut glass inkwell; and a silver mounted sugar sifter.

A large collection of cups and coloured drinking glasses, (approx 130 pieces).

A pair of blue glass drug jars; a similar green ribbed jar; and three clear glass jars.

Thirteen modern pottery drug jars, and similar tall lidded jar.

A three-piece silver-topped cruet set.

An Edwardian silver-collared decanter, Chester 1907.

A pair of early 20th century spelter Art Deco style figures, height 44cm.

A pair of spelter figures, in the Rococo style, height 34cm.

A 9ct gold bar brooch; and yellow metal ring, set turquoise.

A Tiffany & Co. silver brooch in the form of daisy.

A pair of ladies cufflinks set coral; and a pair of Wedgwood cufflinks.

A Mappin & Webb silver-plated grapestand; together with a cased silver-plated christening set.

A set of six George V coffee spoons, by Walker and Hall, with golfing emblems, Sheffield 1933, in case.

A set of six George V butterknives, with silver pistolgrip handles, cased; and a set of six EPNS coffee spoons, with coffee bean finials, cased.

A pair of George V oval pierced silver salts, with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1911; and matched cylindrical pepper, Birmingham 1906.

A pair of Ewardian oval mustard pots, having repousse work and hinged lids, with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1905; and cylindrical pepper pot, Chest

Four mother-of-pearl handled penknives, with folding silver blades bearing various dates.

A George V silver circular ashtray, with presentation inscription; a white metal bark effect pipeholder marked ''Silver''; a white m...

Two Edwardian silver watch chains, Birmingham 1901 and 1902; and a curblink bracelet, Birmingham 1975.

Three yellow metal belcher-link necklaces, each marked ''9C''.

Three 9ct gold chainlink bracelets.

A white metal ring set small diamond solitaire; and a yellow metal ring set three paste.

A gentleman's 18ct gold wedding band; and a yellow metal signet ring set solitaire stone.

A quantity of silver-plated items, including glass preserve jar, oval serving trays, sauce boat, berry spoons, grape scissors, cake/cheese/butter kniv

An Edwardian circular bowl, with flared rim, raised on turned foot, Sheffield 1907, diameter 16.5cm.

A silver-plated three-piece cruet set, with blue glass liners.

A cut glass claret jug, with plated handle and mount; a plated wine bottle holder; oval sauce boat; and oval tea caddy.

A bone ashtray, in the form of a treetrunk; and an ivory fan.

A leather and gilt bound book; together with two commemorative copies of the ''Illustrated London News''.

An ''Auto Bridge'' playing board; together with instructions and gamesheets.

A collection of various indentures, one framed.

''English Furniture of the 18th Century'', in three volumes, by Herbert Cescinsky; together with a collection of various ephemera.

A collection of various Second World War service medals; and others.

A brass flywheel, stamped ''PD Malloch Maker Perth''.

A quantity of various fishing flies, in leather wallet.

A quantity of various fishing items, including three flyrods, wicker creel and others.

A ukelele banjo.

Four pairs of binoculars.

A pair of gentleman's brown leather riding boots.