Antiques

A 19th century mahogany sarcophagus form tea caddy with hinged lid enclosing twin compartments (af, lacking mixing bowl)

A 19th century inlaid oak rectangular tea caddy with hinged lid

A Victorian coromandel and brass mounted dome top stationery box (hinges af)

A good early 19th century crossbanded mahogany and chevron inlaid tea caddy, the pagoda top opening to reveal twin oval lidded containers and central

A Victorian walnut rectangular box with hinged lid

A large Victorian burr walnut and brass bound rectangular writing slope, the hinged lid enclosing lined interior

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson oak chopping board

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany oval twin handled tray with piecrust edge

An Oriental style rosewood tray with carved gallery and twin silver plated faux bamboo handles

A small Edwardian inlaid mahogany twin handled tray and a small mahogany book trough (2)

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany twin handled oval galleried tray

A 19th century mahogany three drawer miniature chest on brass ball feet

A mahogany tea caddy with hinged lid, also a copper mounted hide dome top box (2)

An Edwardian mahogany and shell inlaid twin handled oval galleried tray (af)

A Victorian rosewood sewing box and a cased set of dominoes (2)

A Victorian mahogany rectangular sewing box with concealed base drawer and mother-of-pearl escutcheon

A Mercer ship's clock in lacquered brass case, retailed by Camerer Cuss

A lacquered brass cased compensated barometer/thermometer by John Davis & Son of Derby (glass af)

An oak cased barometer with silvered dial (glass af)

A 19th century mahogany boxwood and ebony strung banjo barometer/thermometer by J Pedroni, Salop (part af)

An Art Deco marble and chrome three piece desk set comprising inkstand, letter rack and blotter

A late Victorian carved oak cased barometer/thermometer (glass af)

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer by Negretti & Zambra of London

A Georgian style walnut stick barometer

A 19th century mahogany boxwood and ebony strung banjo barometer/thermometer (part af)

A "Stormoguide" oak cased barometer by Short & Mason of London, with copper instruction plaque below dial

An Edwardian barometer in inlaid and crossbanded walnut case

An oak cased eight day mantel clock by Waterbury Clock Co, USA

An early 20th century black lacquer and gilt chinoiserie decorated eight day mantel clock

A large Victorian ebonised mahogany cased eight day mantel clock, the pagoda style top with brass finials above arched brass dial with eight day movem

An Edwardian mahogany cased eight day dome top mantel clock with silvered dial

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany cased eight day mantel clock

A late Victorian oak and ebonised cased eight day mantel clock with patent automatic alarm, makers Fattorini & Sons of Bradford

A large Victorian black slate and rouge marble eight day mantel clock with gilt metal mount (lacking finial)

A late 19th century French black slate and grey marble mantel clock surmounted with spelter figure of a lion and inset with decorative oval porcelain

A late 19th century French gilt spelter cased eight day mantel clock with porcelain dial and mounted with porcelain panels (part af)

An oak cased Austrian made eight day mantel clock retailed by Kent & Son of Manchester

An 20th century walnut cased eight day chiming bracket clock by Garrard & Co of London, bearing presentation plaque

A late 19th century/early 20th century French alabaster and gilt metal mounted eight day mantel clock under glass dome (dome af)

An Art Deco style walnut Smiths electric wall clock

A late 19th century French gilt spelter eight day mantel clock surmounted with figure of a knight on horseback

A late 19th century French ebonised cased vineyard clock of typical shape

A Victorian black slate architectural cased eight day mantel clock

A Victorian black slate architectural cased eight day mantel clock

A Victorian black slate eight day mantel clock (part af)

A French Art Deco onyx and marble three piece clock garniture surmounted with spelter peacocks

A French Art Deco marble cased eight day mantel clock flanked by figure of spelter fawn

A Victorian wall clock with fusee movement, the dial signed T Pye, Hulme

An Art Deco peach bevelled glass and chrome framed mantel clock with Le Coultre movement and Garrard case, retailed by Finnigans (one tiny chip to gla

A large French brass cased strike/repeat carriage clock with white enamel dial (lacking front glass)

A late 19th century rosewood cased portable eight day mantel clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals (af)

A 19th century tortoiseshell tea caddy for restoration

A fine Victorian coromandel cased combined dressing and writing set retailed by Carlisle & Watt of Edinburgh, the lid opening to reveal fitted w...

A set of mahogany cased scientific scales by Griffin & Tatlock

A mahogany cased lacquered brass microscope by A Franks of Manchester, also a small quantity of slides

A small lacquered brass microscope (part cased) no. 7080 and a box of assorted slides

A 20th century microscope by C Baker of London

A lacquered brass microscope by Busch, Rathenow

A microscope by C Baker of London, no.17516

A William IV ebonised truncheon with painted decoration

Two stained beech truncheons

A brass extending telescope no.45 by Franks of Manchester

A brass four drawer extending telescope by F L West of Charing Cross, with later cap and stand

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany oval tray with silver plated gallery, an oak oval galleried tray and a carved rectangular tray (3)

A Georgian oak and mahogany lidded salt box with base drawer

A pair of small mahogany framed square footstools

A decorative spelter figure of Field Marshal Von Runstedt, on plinth base

A polished bronze figure of a pheasant by J Moigniez

A 19th century bronze reproduction of the Tsar's bell

A decorative spelter figure of a footballer

An old stained pine child's wheelbarrow

A mahogany cabinet with flush brass carrying handle, the single door enclosing shaped shelves

A large European spelter figure of a classical warrior

A large spelter figural lamp in the form of a Roundhead pikeman marked "Tete Ronde" and "Poitevin" to base

A spelter figural lamp in the form of an Eastern warrior

A large Pratt's double sided enamel advertising sign

A pair of Georgian horn beakers with silver rims

A pair of small ivory tusks, length 20cm

An early 20th century carved ivory bust of an African woman, height 14.5cm

A Japanese carved bone parchment holder (af)

A Japanese carved ivory figure (af)

A pair of ivory pepperettes and one further similar pepperette (3)

A large Oriental carved ivory puzzle ball

A fine Russian enamel plaque depicting head and shoulders profile portrait of a young lady, signed and monogrammed, within ornate brass frame

A late 19th century oval miniature of an elegant lady in keyed ivory frame (part af)

A 19th century oval miniature watercolour of Charles II, in gilt metal frame

A 19th century oval miniature of John Forster of Adderstone, inscribed verso and cased

A late 19th/early 20th century oak framed oval miniature of an Eastern lady

A 19th century straw work cigar case decorated with bandings and chevrons, possible French prisoner of war work

A 19th century corkscrew with brush and lignum vitae handle

An interesting 19th century papier mache box with painted decoration depicting Eastern hunting scene to hinged lid, the sides decorated with flowers a

An Edwardian rosewood bookstand, the ivory and boxwood inlay depicting elephant and palm tree

A set of nine turned ivory napkin rings with beaded decoration, also four ethnic napkin rings

A pipe in simulated crocodile case

A charming late 19th/early 20th century cold painted bronze of a chick emerging from its shell

A cold painted metal figure of a budgerigar on a branch, on a marble base (formerly a thermometer) also two painted metal miniatures of dogs (3)

An interesting leather cased Royal Navy brass instrument with graduated scale and rising optical lens by Stanley, London 1941

A cased hydrometer with weights (lacking thermometer) also a cased part set of drawing instruments (2)

A Victorian walnut and ebonised inkstand with two glass inkwells and base drawer

A cased pair of mother of pear opera glasses by Hazebroucq of Paris