General Sale

Child's rocking horse, painted in traditional dapple grey colours, on pine trestle base, c.1965.

Pair of polished fossil stone obelisks, 6 in.

Set of old bone and hardwood dominoes 'Hidden Titles', 'Pit' and 'Lexicon' card games.

Antique zebrawood three-division tea caddy with ebony line inlay and ivory escutcheon, on ball feet, 11 in.

Edwardian silver mounted ivory paper knife with antelope horn handle (the blade 10 in.).

1930s Walker and Hall lady's silver travelling dressing set, in simulated ivory morocco zip up case (unused).

1930s lady's nickel silver travelling dressing set in fitted case (unused).

Edwardian silver lady's dressing tidy, repousse with Art Nouveau ragged poppies embracing blank cartouches, 4 in., with three contemporary Charl...

Early Victorian rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the lid quartered and centred with a gadrooned tablet, mother of pearl escutcheon, on four bun

Jerusalem souvenir olive wood glove box and contents, 11 in.

Edwardian plain mahogany work box with inlaid tablet and escutcheon, inner tray, full of haberdashery.

Victorian silver thimble, London 1896, another similar, two Charles Horner thimbles, two folding silver fruit knives with mother of pearl handles, and

George V silver double sovereign case, Birmingham 1914.

Carved Indian ivory spoon, a similar spoon and two knives.

Micromosaic: a 1920s inlaid photograph frame, 2 1/4 in., a souvenir paper knife, and two later brooches. (4)

Carved mother-of-pearl salt spoon, carved tortoiseshell seagull brooch, simulated ivory miniature fan with painted scene, other similar pieces etc.

Henry Milward and Sons, Reddich, England: a blue leather travelling needle purse and green leather heart shaped necessaire.

Good Victorian 'scrap album' bound in red cloth gilt, containing many German chromolithograph Christmas and greetings cards including a view...

Victorian walnut work box, the top and front inlaid with chequered and chevron parquetry banding, hexagonal cartouche and escutcheon, with blue silk a

Victorian burr walnut writing slope by Parkins and Gotto, Oxford Street, London, with brass cartouche and key guide, the mahogany interior with tooled