General Sale - Session 1

A pair of Victorian gilt spelter urns & covers mounted on alabaster columns below glass domes, 30cm high Est. 150/250

A magic lantern (lacking one lens) together with seven cased sets of slides; Morley's Ghost, Tangiers, Gibraltar, Coloured Stories, Switzerland,...

A pair of 19th century Chinese bronze vases cast with dragons, 25cm high Est. 200/300

A brass oil lamp with a globe shade and Corinthian column, 78cm high Est. 70/90

A pair of Japanese oval plaques with carved ivory floral centres, 71cm high Est. 200/300

A late 19th century bronzed spelter model of a Bull Mastif upon a fence, moulded mark 'Valton' to oval base, 20cm high Est. 120/180

A Victorian rosewood workbox with a lower drawer, 30.5cm wide Est. 50/80

Two Swiss carved wood dioramas, 32cm and 18cm wide Est. 75/100

A pair of early 20th century German silhouettes, signed Lotte Nicklass, each 26 x 35cm (one illustrated) Est. 100/200

An oriental parquetry and lacquered cabinet, the lidded top with internal sections over an arrangement of drawers, 61cm high Est. 100/150

A 1940's bakelite and metal 'RTT' telephone Est. 80/120

A cream/ivory model 164-50 telephone with 'cheese tray', number slide to base, and another similar black telephone 164-49 (2) Est. 250/280

A candlestick telephone, model no. 2, 150, and a Swedish model telephone P and T, 612 Est. 80/120

A late 19th century inlaid rosewood games box, 38.5cm Est. 100/200

A Victorian papier mache tea caddy, the lid with an oval painted panel within mother of pearl insets and gilt decoration, (lid with extensive damage a

A late 19th century brass and iron balance by W. Madden, Manchester, 81cm high Est. 200/300

Two carved and painted wooden birds, tallest 37cm Est. 100/150

A late 19th century mahogany medicine chest, complete with bottles, balance scales etc., 24cm wide, 21cm high Est. 400/500

A late 19th century stained pine and brass bound medicine chest fitted with bottles, balance scales etc., 33cm wide x 20cm high Est. 200/250

A late 19th century lacquered brass pantograph signed, J. Davis, Derby, housed in the original mahogany box, 98cm long Est. 100/150