Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables - Session 1

Assorted Continental pewter dishes and plates, comprising a foliate chased bowl, an embossed dish, a pair of wavy edged plates and four further plates

A collection of English and Continental pewter plates, eighteenth century, largest 11in diam £100-150

Two 19th century pewter tea canisters, square with circular lids, 6.5ins high, three peppers, a salt, two egg-cups and two lid less baluster measures,

Three English pewter dishes, comprising a triple reeded rim dish by James French, circa 1700, 13.5ins diam; a plain rim dish, 16.5ins and a single ree

Three 18th century Prussian engraved pewter plates, comprising two guild plates from Torgau in Prussia dated 1751 & 1776, each with engraved rim...

An English early 19th century pewter pint tavern mug, with front spout and waisted body, £40-80

A Queen Anne pewter tankard, by the maker `AW' (Cotterell 5998) of tapering cylindrical form, lacking cover, 5.5ins, and a pewter plate, (2)
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A late 17th Century pewter charger by John Tubb, the triple reeded rim with hallmarks to the front, touch mark verso, 18ins £200-300

A French late 19th century mahogany "Piano" work box, with ivory and boxwood inlay on turned tapering legs, fittings and musical movement ...

An early 19th century Vizagapatam ivory veneered box, the cover engraved with a house within foliate borders, the sides with railings and gate houses,

A George III mahogany cheese coaster, of usual boat form on flat base, 16 x 11ins £80-100

A George IV rosewood toilet box, rectangular with brass flush handles, with lift out tray, one drawer and makers label inside lid of Dobson, the Stran

A hardwood and ivory inlaid Zanzibar casket, rectangular with foliate inlaid panels, with a fall front slope and compartmented foliate inlaid interior

A George III fruitwood apple shaped tea caddy, with iron escutcheon and lock, the stalk replaced with a brass loop, 4.5ins £2,000-3,000

A George III fruitwood pear shaped tea caddy, with iron escutcheon and lock, stalk lacking, 6ins £2,000-3,000

A late George III mahogany rectangular work box, with fruitwood stringing, a drawer in the base on gilt ball feet, 13ins wide £150-200

An early Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, the bowed front and sloping cover inlaid with mother-of-pearl foliage and silver wire, ivory ball feet, 7i

An early Victorian coromandel and brass mounted box, the domed cover and front with pierced trefoil decorated mounts, 9ins wide £70-100

A Victorian Tunbridgeware writing slope, the walnut box with two bands of inlay, 13.75ins £80-120

A Regency rosewood box, rectangular with boxwood stringing, 12.75ins £70-100