General Sale

A leather and silver mounted blackjack, the front inscribed 'I hope his sould in heaven may dwell; who first devisd the leather bottel', the...

A pair of early 20th century copper and brass two handled pans stamped Leon Jaeger and Sons, London and Staines (see illustration) £150-200

An oak and brass coopered jug, with loop handle, 57cm high (see illustration) £120-150

An early 20th century oak and wrought iron coopered Guinness barrel, No. 983736, 56 high x 39cm diameter (see illustration) £200-300

A 19th century oak miniature chest, the hinged top with a central mahogany lozenge, on a plinth base, 15 high x 18 deep x 29 wide (see illustration)...

An early 18th century oak spoon rack with shaped top and stepped front, 34 high x 37cm wide (see illustration) £300-500

An early 18th century Jersey baluster pewter jug, the hinged lid with acorn thumbpiece, 28cm high (some damage) £40-60

Two George III baluster shaped pint mugs and two smaller mugs £40-60

An early 19th century pewter mustard pot with hinged dome cover and scroll moulded handle and other pewter £60-80

An early 18th century pewter spoon with trefoil handle, a sauce ladle with horn handle, two ladles and other cutlery £80-120

Thirteen 18th and 19th century pewter table spoons, and three dessert spoons £40-60

An 18th century copper and brass plate-warmer of cylindrical form with a swing handle and three cabriole legs and shell feet, 54cm high For a similar

An 18th century Continental shield shaped brass wall plaque, embossed with a central battle scene and classical figures, lacking a wall sconce, 69 hig

A 19th century copper tea urn, the pierced cover with an urn finial, with rams mask and ring handles and a brass tap and spigot with stained ivory han

A copper jug and lid of cylindrical tapering form, with scrolled handle, stamped Bulpitt and Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1917, 23cm high, and a 19th century

A George IV pewter two handled mug, a small German plate, two quart jugs, a half pint mug and other pewter £60-80

A Victorian copper jelly mould of round stepped form with a brass handle, 28.5cm wide (see illustration) £100-150

A 19th century oak tobacco box of oval form, with sliding top and a white metal plaque, 12.5cm long (see illustration) £70-90

A mid 17th century boxwood heart shaped box and cover, dated 1657 and bearing the initials CB, 10cm high, (some damage to underside of base) By repute

A 17th century trumpet shaped brass candlestick with central drip pan and domed foot, 15cm high (see illustration) £700-900