Antique Furnitue and Selected Items

A Vernier-pattern compass, by F. Barker & Sons Ltd, in leather case.

A large collection of Le Blond needle packets, transfer prints, (approx 300).

A small collection of costume jewellery, including a bog oak brooch.

A small collection of offset lithograph oval portraits.

Two pairs of early 20th century children's leather shoes, (4).

Four cast brass tobacco tampers, in the form of figures in 19th century dress, (4).

A carved oak trinket box, ''Winchester Cathedral Foundation Oak 1202, 1906''; together with an inlaid ivory card case and two other ...

A Victorian gilt brass box, having engraved decoration; together with an oval gilt metal trinket box, surmounted by a loveheart ring, (2).

A 19th century trinket box, having tortoiseshell panels, Greek key pattern, buckle strapwork on ball feet, width 5.5cm; together with an 18th century

A handheld music box ''Der Lustigekrieg, ''Nur Fur Natur'' 393, having transfer decoration of an alpine scene.

A carved ivory seal in the form of a fist; together with three turned bone seals, (4).

Two 19th turned and ebonised seals together with one mahogany, (3).

A gilt metal fobset citrine intaglio cut ''Liberty''; together with two propelling pencils, a brass and a steel seal, (5).

A 19th century turned cornelian seal, length 6.7cm; together with another rose quartz intaglio cut; and one lapis lazuli, (3).

A 19th century smokey glass faceted and intaglio cut seal together with a grey agate seal incised initials, (2).

An 18th/19th century tortoiseshell cigar box having nail cut, metal flower head and mother-of-pearl bird motifs, length 12cm (lid cracked).

A Tire-Bouchon zig-zag bottle opener in original case.

A large collection of plaster seals, after the antique, in a glass topped case, width 64.5cm.

A pair of 19th century papier mache lacquered facescreens, of scalloped cartouche form, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, with foliate gilt scrolls, and ha

A handcoloured engraved map of Essex, ''Engraved for Moules'' English Counties by W. Schmolhnger, 26cm x 20cm.