applied decoration, inscribed mark to base, circa 1884, (height 28cm approx).

figurine from "The Immortals"series, limited edition 70/250, HN4081, height approx 36cm

figurine from "The Immortals"series, limited edition 59/250, HN4080, height approx 36cm, glue visible at base of figure

signed Noke, diameter 26.5cm, some crazing to two plates

with blue and white painted marine pattern of sailing boats, ornamental handle, marked to base, (height 29cm approx).

marked to base, (height 15cm approx); together with an Italian terracotta standing street seller figure, (height 14cm approx).

painted Japanese style berry and leaf decoration, circa 1880s, (height 23cm approx).

geometric black and white striped decoration, hand signed initials to base, (height 11cm approx).

hand painted birds and landscape decoration, with gilt highlights, (probably Sampson of Paris), (cap unavailable), (height 11cm approx).

marked to base, (height 10cm approx).

Wedgwood ' Art Ware' ceramic vase, blossom decorated, marked to base, (height 33cm approx).

comprising: 6 teacup trios, a cream jug, and a sugar bowl, and cake plate, blossom decorated, marked to bases, and # 17521.

decorated with figure of ' The Pipe Major,' and marked to base for Dewar's whisky, with Dewar's whisky metal and cork stopper/cork screw, (height 23cm approx).

Sydney and Melbourne, width approx 12.5cm, possible repair to one side

with saucers

with gold seal to base, in original fitted box, height 13.5cm approx

diameter 25cm approx

together with a Spode side plate and a Spode Italian pattern small platter. Saucer dish is 21.5cm diameter

hand painted blossom decoration, cobalt blue border, with gilt highlights, marked to base, (diameter 25cm approx).

including Teapot, Coffee Pot (with damaged lid), 2 sandwich plates, 2 salt and pepper sets, small teapot lid only, sugar and creamer, 8 tea cups, 7 saucers, 9 coffee cups (two damaged), 7 saucers, 8 dinner plates, 6 entree plates, 6 bread and butter, 5 bowls (1 in poor condition)

including Barbara Vernon

heavily gilded base, snake form handles. C:1880. 36cm high. Purchased Alexandra Alfandary, Camden Passage.

with good hand painted landscape decorations in cartouches, and gilt highlights, including: 6 teacups, 11 coffee cups, 9 saucers, a serving bowl, 2 serving dishes, and 2 covered dishes, (1 with missing finial).

stoneware vessel, height 35cm approx

with inscription: ' Presented by the Mayor and Mayoress of Marlborough,' commemorating the World War 1 peace, dated 1919, (height 10cm approx)

height approx 11cm

decorated with hand painted butterflies and flowering plants, 20.5cm high approx

modelled in the form of a woman, and a gentleman Ottoman figures, for the Turkish market, attributed to the French Company, Porcelaine de Paris, for maker Jacob Petit, each with porcelain stopper, (height 34cm approx, each).

Katherine and Romeo, height approx 6cm and lidded pot together with another floral lidded pot

or 'Rabbits at Dusk', height approx 16cm

rare small jug, with Welsh Ladies decoration, marked to base and # 941, (height 6cm approx); together with a Belleek ' Shamrock' decorated posy vase, early mark to base, (height 10cm approx).

blue and white, lidded tureen, ' 18th Century Chintz,' pattern, (diameter 29cm approx).

cobalt blue and iron red ' Imari' pattern decoration, marked to bases, and # 3425.

painted desert scene decoration, gilt highlights, marked to base, (height 18cm approx).

25cm diameter (numerous glaze scratches)

to include 2 Bunnykin bowls, 1 cup and chipped egg cup; Royal Doulton children bowl and Wedgwood peter Rabbit bowl

including: an ERNST, Danish pottery red glazed table vase, inscribed to base and # 861, (height 8cm approx); together with a Meissen ' Blue Onion,' pattern, lidded bowl,(diameter 10cm approx).

including: 3 tankards, (height 10cm approx, each), and near set 3 larger tankards, (height 12cm approx, each), each marked to base, circa 1930s/40s.

including: 3 various seated doll figures, (height 19cm approx, tallest figure); and 2 various resting doll figures, (length 19cm approx, larger figure).

to include Duke of Wellington 33cm height approx and Sir Charles Napier (as inspected)

including cake plate, sugar, milk, 3 plates, 3 saucers, 1 cup and 2 damaged cups

marked to bases and # H5240, comprising: settings for each of 8: dinner plates, entree plates, side plates, soup bowls, teacups and saucers.

comprising of 11 teacups with 8 saucers, 12 coffee cups with 11 saucers, 2 cake plates, a jug and bowl (some a/f)

including: a Wilkinson lidded pot pourri bowl, with in relief fruit decoration, marked to base, (height 14cm approx); together with a Wilkinson Clarice Cliff ' Honeyglaze,' lidded bowl, (diameter 15cm approx).

signed and dated four times around vase, height 13.5cm approx

embossed white decoration to ceramic bowl with handle, marked to base and Reg No 125490, (diameter 26cm approx).

comprising various Shelley pieces, including: Shelley coffee cup & saucer, # 11306; set of 3 saucers, and 3 side plates, and a sugar bowl, all fruit basket decorated, # S2059; and 2 bird decorated teacups, and 4 side plates, # S2058.

(11cm x 11.5cm) and 2 ashtrays (7)

pair standing woman figures, each figure with a basket carried to head, (unmarked), attributed to Barsony,, (height 32cm approx, each).

gilt decorated to borders, including: sets of 12 each teacups saucers, and side plates, and a cream jug, sugar bowl, and 2 cake plates.

country house scene, some crazing, 44cm length approx

extensive group of pieces, including: 12 dinner plates, 13 entree plates, 8 soup bowls, 6 dessert bowls, 10 teacups and saucers, 8 side plates, a teapot, lidded sugar bowl, and cream jug, and 4 small serving bowls.

blue and white decorated ' Italian' pattern pieces, comprising: 6 dinner plates, 7 entree plates, 6 side plates, and 5 soup bowls, and 6 teacups and saucers.

BA2, limited edition 88/150, height 27.5cm approx

D7003, limited edition 1107, with certificate, height 19cm approx

13cm and 14.5cm high (small chip to vase handle)

large size, with Masonic symbols. 14cm high. Restoration to handle, some fine hairlines.

marked to base, height approx 14cm

12cm length approx

depicting a seated ' Pan' figure, with friend, marked to base, circa 1928, (height 9cm approx).

14cm high approx

with pink banded decoration, (height 16cm approx).

painted woman figure feeding hens, gilt highlights, marked to base, (height 18cm approx).

circa 1880s, with hand painted decoration, 16cm high approx

signed display plate by Bryan COX, depicting a bird, with information to reverse, ' Hand painted by Bryan COX, of Worcester.' (diameter 27cm approx). Bryan Cox is an ex Royal Worcester artist.

etched horse decoration, marked to base, and the inscribed initials of Hannah Barlow, (circa 1872-1906), height approx 29cm

including: a serving plate, (diameter 22cm approx), and a butter dish, (diameter 10.5cm approx), each with blossom form decoration on pale blue ground, and decorated border, with gilt highlights, marked to bases.

hand painted rural scene of figure ploughing with horse, signed H. ALLEN, cobalt blue gilded border, marked to base, (diameter 26cm approx). NB Scratch in black border.

painted ' Ashy Fronted Robin,' bird decoration to lid and bowl, marked to base, (diameter 15cm approx). Feint hairline to edge of lid.

marked to base, 11.5cm dia approx

painted village house and landscape decoration, marked to base, (height 21cm approx).

double handles, painted ' Pansy' pattern vase, marked to base and # D4049, (height 16cm approx).

designed by Barbara Vernon, 14.5cm high

blossom decorated, signed H. EVERETT, circa 1924, ( diameter 14cm approx).

comprising sugar, milk, cake plate and six trio

decorated with painted portrait of a young boy, with gilt highlighted border, marked to base, (diameter 32cm approx).

comprising: a teapot, (stapled repair to base), a saucer, and cream jug, with under saucer, each marked to base and # 1154, Reg No 723404, (circa 1920s).

chinoiserie decorated with butterflies and prunus blossoms, dual handles, on natural form base, marked to base, (height 24cm approx). Crazing to base.

(diameter 13cm approx, each); together with a Royal Doulton rose blossom decorated tea plate.

circa 1901 - 1922, height approx 13cm, impressed marks to base Royal Doulton England

with hand painted decoration in the 18th century style, 34cm high approx

comprising of a teapot, 2 various cake plates, 7 cups, 6 saucers and 7 plates, some cracks and chips including teapot

Bunnykins, including cups, trios, bowl and a baby plate

including: set 6 matching blossom decorated teacup trios, together with a matching cream jug.

HN3402, limited edition 72/950, height approx 22cm

"Linda" HN2106 and "Baby Bunting" HN2108, designer Leslie Harradine, tallest 13.3cm

Cocker Spaniel seated style 1 Black and Brown K9B height 6.1cm (Mis-marked as K10 A) and Bull Terrier K14

including "My first figurine"HN3424, "Special Friend"HN3607, "Sleepyhead" HN3761 and "Innocence" HN3730, tallest 11cm

HN1464 style two, Designer Lesley Harradine, height 22.9cm

"Cocker Spaniel with Pheasant" HN1029, "Cocker Spaniel" HN1037 height 8.9cm and "Cocker Spaniels Sleeping" HN2590

"Cruella De Vil" HN3839, from the limited edition Villains collection 940/2000, height 20cm approx

HN2381, (height 21cm approx).

depicting a Jamaican lady riding a donkey #1347, height 17.5cm approx

including "Lorna" HN2311 and "Ellen Terry" HN3826 limited edition 252/5000, tallest 22cm

by Arthur Gredington, height 6.4cm

comprising: a ceramic Monk Friar figure liqueur flask, and set 6 ceramic liqueur glasses, all on a fitted ceramic tray.

HN2161 height 23.5cm

"Winter" HN2088 (style 2), height 15.9cm and "Spring" HN2085

HN3402, limited edition 78/950, height approx 22cm

"Drummer Boy" HN2679 height 21.6cm and "Morning Maám" HN2895

height approx 8.5cm

two colourways, HN1906 and HN1908, both height 12cm

"The Lifeguard" HN2781 and "The Guardsman" HN2784, tallest 24.8cm

HN2057, designer Leslie Harradine, height 16.5cm together with "Madeleine" HN3255

including "River Boy" HN2128, "My Pet" HN2238, "Off to School" HN3768, "Buddies" HN3396 and "Make Believe", tallest approx 15cm

1452A SOW CH. "Wall Queen 40th", Arthur Gredington, height 7cm and 2746 "Pig and Piglet"

part of Archives series, HN4247, height approx 17cm

Archive collection HN4246, limited edition 297/2000, height approx 19cm

Archive collection HN4244, limited edition 45/2000, height approx 19cm

DA 230, height 7.6cm

"Taking it Easy" HN2680 height 17.2 cm together with "Embroidering" HN2855

by Arthur Gredington, height 14cm

model 361, height 14cm, black and tan

"Teatime" HN225 height 18.4 cm and "Thank you" HN2732

HN2119, tallest approx 21.6cm

height 12.7cm, model number 3009

HN4141, based on earlier model, height approx 25cm

"Prized Possessions" HN2942 height 16.5 cm and "Pride and Joy" HN2945

1452A SOW CH. "Wall Queen 40th", Arthur Gredington, height 7cm and 1453A Boar Ch "Wall champion boy 53rd"

HN5582, limited edition 2160/400, height approx 23cm

"Sir Winston Churchill" HN3057, height 26.7cm and Prince William HN5573 limited edition 2567/5000

"The Centurion" HN2726 height 23.5cm and "The Lifeboat Man" HN2764 height 23.5cm

"The Mayor" HN2280 height 21cm and "The Judge" (Matte) HN2443 height 16.5cm

"Catherine" HN5559 and "HRH Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark", HN5690, tallest approx 23cm

including two different colourways "The Spaniel" and "The Labrador", length approx 29cm

including: a Cecil Aldin signed display plate, depicting a seated dog, D1380; and a pheasant decorated ' Titanian,' dsplay plate, D4222; (diameter 26cm approx, each).

including "The Clown" HN2890 and "Tumbling" HN3283, tallest approx 23cm

Art Deco style standing woman figure in blue robe, (restoration to head), marked to base, (height 36cm approx); together with a Lladro, Joseph and Mary figure, with the Christ child, marked to base, (height 22cm approx).

17cm height approx.

tallest approx 11cm

HN2890, (height 22cm approx).

height approx 33cm together with a Lladro goose

including DB1 Bunnykins Family Photographs , DB2 Buntie Bunnykins helping mother, DB3 Billie Bunnykins cooling off, DB4 Billie and Buntie bunnykins sleigh ride, DB5 Mr Bunnykins Autumn Days and DB6 Mrs Bunnykins Clean sweep

including Cynthia HN2440, Rebecca HN4041, Ellie HN4046, height 21cm approx

HN3073, (height 37cm approx).

each of a painted standing figure, holding a bowl, (height 12cm approx, each).

kneeling figure of a boy in national dress, marked to base, (height 16cm approx).

including: ' Jogging Bunnykins,' 2 X ' Mr Bunnykins,' ' Drummer Bunnykins,' ' Astro Bunnykins,' and 'Bunnykins,' (height 10cm approx, average, each).

including: Goebel Boy with trumpet figure, (height 14cm approx); Beswick Beatrix Potter ' Foxy, Whiskered Gentleman,' figure, (height 13cm approx); Royal Doulton ' Miss Muffet,' figure, (height 14cm approx); and a Beswick ' Clown in a Car,' figure, (height 8cm approx).

ceramic ' Jester' bust, on fitted wood wall mount, (height 13cm approx, total mount).

including: ' Victoria,' HN2471; ' Simone,' HN2378; and ' Coralie,' HN2307; (height 19cm approx, tallest figure).

#4595, 28cm high approx

HN4623, 22cm high approx, with original box

seated bear figure, decorated with thistle flowers, marked to base, (height 8cm approx).

17 cm height approx.

including: an early ' Ninette,' figure, HN2379, (height 21cm approx); ' Secret Thoughts,' HN2382; and ' Fragrance,' HN3311, (height 20cm approx).

figures including DB282 and DB282A (Ice Hockey players in two colour ways), DB157 Boy skater, DB187 Boy skater limited ed 2499/2500 and DB 31 Downhill Bunnykins (golden Jubilee celebration 1984)

including: ' Harlequin,' HN2186; and ' Columbine,' HN2185; (height 19cm approx, each).

standing white dove, with flared tail feathers, marked to base, (height 20cm approx).

17 cm height approx.

3 various figures, including a dancing figure, (some lace loss), (height 12cm approx); and 2 other decorative lace lady figures, (height 12cm approx, taller figure), each marked to base.

comprising: ' Victoria,' HN3744, (height 8cm approx); ' Monica,' HN167, (height 11cm approx); and ' Picnic,' HN2308, (height 11cm approx); together with a Royal Albert, Beatrix Potter, ' Benjamin Wakes Up,' figure, (height 6cm approx).

taller cat with silver button to base, each marked to base, (height 1cm, and 22cm approx).

comprising of Charlotte HN 2421 and Margaret HN 2397, 17cm and 19.5cm high approx

including: standing girl in pink dress, (height 26cm approx); and standing girl in white dress, (height 20cm approx); each marked to base.

including: ' Alison,' HN2336; ' Judith,' HN2313; and ' Nicole,' HN3421; (height 20cm approx, each taller figure).

including: ' Shepherd Sheepdog;' ' Hiker Badger;' ' Gentleman Pig;' ' The Lady Pig;' and ' Huntsman Fox;' (height 15cm approx, each).

Rupert 722/2000, together with Royal Doulton RB 2 Pretending to be an outlaw, RB3 Leading the Way and RB10 Bingo's Huge Firework (certificates for some)

13.5cm high approx

together with various Scotties and Westies

tallest 26cm

each with traditional moulded ceramic decoration, with circular display space to upper level, (height 34cm approx, each; diameter 28cm approx, each, upper display space).

ceramic trough vase, with applied bird figures to rim, on 4 ceramic feet, (height 26cm; length 38cm approx). As inspected.

blossom decorated ceramic jardiniere, marked to base, (glaze crazing to base), (height 23cm; diameter 26cm approx).

# 4719 (Fulgenico Garcia), 47.5cm high

issued 1977-94, height 53cm approx

each designed by Arnold KROG, depicting a standing bird on a blue water background, marked to bases, (height 34cm approx, each).

Jewish fiddler and accordion player, height approx 10.5 cm (figure only)

milk, sugar and coffee pot with a similar Hecworth tea pot

hallmarked London 1806, makers marks unclear, weight approx 90 grams, height approx 8cm

circa 1910, 28cm x 19cm, 21cm high approx

dual handles to bowl, with footed base, bowl engraved to rim: ' Claudine Dusson de Bouhy,' French hallmark to base, (height 10cm; diameter 18cm; weight 232grams approx).

with silver plated handle and top, 23cm high approx

hallmarked for London 1783, makers John Crouch and Thomas Hannam, monogrammed to centre, with beaded decorated border, tri-footed, (diameter 18cm approx; weight 308grams approx).

embossed with torah crown, above two lions with menorah, with eight wick holders, height 26 cm and width 26.5 cm. Weight 685gm.

hallmarked for London 1822, maker 's mark rubbed, (possibly TO for Thomas Oliphant), (weight 84grams approx).

hallmarked for London (possibly) 1891, maker's name rubbed, (possibly) William Hutton & Sons, decorated oolumns, to shell form bases, (bases weighted), (height 29cm approx, each).

restored with a later handle, Patch to the hinge. Marked for Cattle & Barber of Sheffield. Approx length 29cm; weight 686grams approx.

hallmarked for London 1822, maker's name rubbed, on 4 ball feet, with monogram, (height 10cm approx; weight 178grams approx).

hallmarked for London 1976, maker Stuart DEVLIN, (height 5cm approx, each; weight 84grams approx, total).

with figure and sled, length approx 10cm

with good embossed decoration to upper frame, marked ' STERLING/925,' to mesh bag with lined interior, chained handle; (width 16.5cm approx; weight 370grams approx, total); in original packaging.

comprising: a ' bone' handle serving knife and fork, with decorated silver plate blade and tines, in original fitted case.

marked ' STERLING,' serving bowl, with pierced decoration, and handle, to circular footed base, (diameter 17cm approx; weight 218grams approx).

total weight approx 25 grams together with three other spoons - unmarked approx 50 grams

marks illegible, attributed to Jacob Marwis, weight approx 55 grams

hallmarked London 1812 maker William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner, weight approx 100 grams, length 33cm

hallmarked London 1885 maker GMJ, weight approx 155 grams

hallmarked Dublin 1863 maker JS, weight approx 145 grams

Hallmarked London 1946, maker JM & Co, weight approx 20 grams

comprising: a set of cake slice, and serving knife and fork, each with decorated handle, blade, and tines, (marked '800,') in (worn) fitted case.

hallmarked for London1894, makers Daniel and John Wellby, tri-footed, with blue glass liner, (weight 82grams approx, silver only).

Edinburg 1817, maker L.F.N, weight approx 40 grams

hallmarked possibly London 1809, maker Samuel Atkins, weight approx 80 gms.

sterling silver stand hallmarked for London 1908, maker's name rubbed, with some month and date cards available.

each with embossed Cupid pattern decoration, including: circular pin dish, hallmarked for Birmingham 1905, (diameter 9.5cm approx); and a lobed shaped pin dish, hallmarked for London 1902, (diameter 12cm approx); (weight 68grams approx, total).

marked Ebenezer Coker & Thomas Hannam London rubbed date letter likely 1759. Approx length 34cm; weight 174grams approx.

in red R & S Garrard & Co box, with retailers box I. Ferouze, made for the 60th jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign, hallmarked London 1897, total weight approx 385 grams

including: a circa 1900s pepperette, hallmarked for London, (date and maker's marks rubbed), (height 8cm approx); and a George V sterling silver pepperette, hallmarked for London 1926, maker's mark rubbed, (height 9cm approx); (weight 106grams approx, total).

RC (William Comyns, Richard ), London 1922. Approx dia. 11cm, weight 36 grams

hallmarked for Sheffield 1941, makers Angora Silver Plate Company, in fitted case, (weight 60grams approx, total).

hallmarked London circa 1789, 20.5cm long, 57 grams approx

silver gilt commemorative bowl, with pierced decoration, with central portrait of Queen Victoria, and date 1837 & 1897, (diameter 12.5cm; weight 56grams approx). Bimingham hallmarks.

hallmarked Birmingham 1911 (E.S.B.), stamped FAIRFAX & ROBERTS, 5.5cm and 7cm high, 96.5 grams (total)

cased set 8 sterling silver teaspoons, hallmarked for Sheffield 1939, makers Cooper Brothers, in fitted case, (weight 110grams approx, total).

Victorian sterling silver pair sugar nips, hallmarked for London 1895, makers Josiah Williams and Co; (weight 20grams approx); together with a silver handle magnifying glass, with decorated handle, (height 14cm approx)..

good near match, London 1802 and 1817, weight approx 110 grams

cased set of 6 coffee spoons, hallmarked for Sheffield 1923, makers Cooper Brothers, in fitted case, (weight 48grams approx, total).

comprising of HMSS salt spoon, mustard spoon and 3 spoons with ornate finials, together with 2 MOP handle plated serving forks (silver weight 43 grams)

not marked (one of these a/f), 5.5cm x 3.5cm approx

pair sugar nips, with well decorated finger pieces, and shell form nips, attributed to date circa 1760s, (length 13cm approx; weight 36grams approx).

spirit measure with upper and lower measure capacity, with handle.

Silver and makers marks to base. Height 4.5cm

hallmarked for London 1912, maker Charles May, each spoon with bright cut decoration, monogrammed, (weight 90grams approx).

marked NM Thune Oslo 925s. Approx length 92mm, weight 39 grams

by Deakin 7 Francis Birmingham 1914. Approx size 10.5cm X 7.5cm, weight 120 grams

marked SM London 1886. Approx size 36x28mm, weight 17 grams, bruised

marked London 1803 William Eley I & William Fear. Approx length 16cm, 56 grams, gilt wash interior

hallmarked probably London 1818, maker William Nixon, weight approx 245 grams

(105 grams) together with an ornament with silver frame and a silver framed purse (a/f)

including London 1832, maker John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1815 maker John Lias, London 1828 maker WE, weight approx 125 grams

including Victorian hallmarks, (3 WITHOUT monogram), (weight 130grams approx, total).

comprising: 6 various sterling silver napkin rings, including Victorian hallmarks, (5 WITHOUT monograms), (weight 164grams approx, total).

with mother of pearl handles, comprising of 8 knoves and 7 forks

hallmarked 1780 onwards, total weight approx 85 grams

Two hallmarked silver handled Birmingham fruit knives, (total weight approx 50 grams), Dutch silver letter opener, weight approx 10 grams together with a Japanese silver tea spoon and George VI silver fork approx 55 grams

hallmarked for Birmingham 1924, maker William Devenport, with set 6 teaspoons, decorated finials, in fitted box, (worn), (pair sugar nips unavailable), (weight 36grams approx, total)..

comprising: a silver backed hand mirror, and hair brush, each hallmarked for London 1932, maker William Comyns and Sons; together with a similar sterling silver backed clothes brush, hallmarked for London 1925.

each with embossed silver plate handle, in a fitted case.

marked AA (knight). Approx length 8cm

marked Birmingham 1908 Jones & Crompton. Approx size 4x4cm, 29 grams, bruised

for a Chatelaine or pendant, marked 835 GK. Approx dia 40mm

marked Birmingham 1893 S. Bros. Approx weight 81 grams, size 8x6cm

marked 6 = London 1842 John & Henry Lias. Plus London 1842 Robert Wallis. London 1838 Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. Approx weight 368 grams, length 16cm

spoons marked 84 Kokoshnik to teaspoons, the tongs have a right facing mark. Weight approx 15 grams, tongs approx 55 grams

including German silver (800) cup, Atomiser with sterling silver top, condiment and lidded cut glass dressing table jar

together with a French meat skewer with pheasant finial and an ornate silver plated butter knife

hallmarked with 6 assay offices in 1935 by Romney Productions, weight 95 grams

comprising: 2 pairs of Mother of Pearl inset silver capped pepperettes, with crystal bowls, (height 5cm approx for 1 pair, and 7cm approx, for other pair).

commerative plate, designed by Kenneth Jack (1979) 20.5 Diameter, 191gm weight

a perfume bottle and shoe horn with silver handle, all a/f except for 1 jar, various hallmarks

comprising: a 3 piece silver set, of hand mirror, hair brush, and clothes brush, with sterling silver backing to each, hallmarked for Birmingham 1978; and a set of 2 early silver backed hair brush, and clothes brush, with embossed decorated backing.

including: cased set 6 fish knives and forks, marked for Hardy Brothers; and a cased set 6 fruit knives and forks; each set in a fitted case.

comprising dinner and entree knives and forks, mainly settings for 10, each wwith decorated handles.

comprising of a pair of fish servers and part knives and forks set, a stilton scoop and a pair of servers with hallmarked handles (a/f), together with an extending serving fork

circa 1862, comprising 6 knives, 6 forks (with replacement blades and tines), 6 table spoons and a group of 6 teaspoons (not all belonging to this set), weight of spoons: 435 grams approx

a glass bulb, with silver plated handle for dipping into barrels, (length 38cm approx).

set of 6 each ivory handle fruit knives and forks, engraved blades, in fitted wood case. NOTE: Export of this item is not permitted.

an original Christofle, France, marked 4 drawer canteen, containing an extensive set of Christofle silver plated cutlery, comprising settings for 12, including: dinner knives and forks, entree knives and forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, fish knives, 9 coffee spoons, and 7 serving pieces, including: a sauce ladle, a soup ladle, a pair serving spoons and forks, and a cake slice,

comprising: 7 Christofle ' Beauharnais' pattern silver plate underplates, each in original presentation packaging, (diameter 30cm approx, each).

28cm height approx

hallmarked London 1799 maker Peter, Ann & William Bateman, weight approx 55 grams

hallmarked London 1755, maker Fuller White, weight approx 70 grams

hallmarked Edinburgh 1795, maker mark Alexander Zeigler, weight approx 60 grams

hallmarked London 1736, maker mark rubbed J*, weight approx 70gm

two London 1878 maker Henry John Lias, one London 1799 maker William Eley I & William Fearn and one London 1915 maker Joseph Walton & Co, weight approx 245

hallmarked London 1795 maker Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, weight approx 135 grams

8cm length approx.

hallmarked London 1875, 66 grams approx.

with cast kangaroo, emu and kookaburra attached

27cm high and 11cm wide (respectively)

(Edinburgh 1921), 11cm high, 195 grams approx

each hallmarked, and with engraved crest, on 4 splayed feet, (diameter 7.5cm, approx, each; weight 110grams approx, total).

comprising: a berry spoon, with embossed decoration to bowl, and a matching engraved butter knife, in a fitted case.

made for the USA Bicentenary. 1976. In original box. 62gms

hallmarked, date circa 1880s, silver basket form bowl with pierced decoration, with fitted etched glass liner, and handle, (height 20cm, including handle; diameter 12cm approx).

hallmarked for London 1926, makers W. Drummond & Company, including: teapot, sugar bowl, and cream jug, each with embossed decoration, on 4 ball feet, (small dents to teapot, and sugar bowl), (weight 920grams approx, total).

hallmarked for Birmingham 1902, sterling silver backed clothes brush with embossed decoration; together with 2 various vintage silver handle lady's pieces including a shoe horn, and a button hook.

oval form bowl, with extensive in-relief figural decoration, (diameter 22cm approx); together with a George V sterling silver coaster, hallmarked for Birmingham 1919, makers William Hutton and Sons, embossed garland decoration (diameter 13cm; weight 62grams approx).

17cm x 13cm approx

comprising: 6 various early silver capped crystal cosmetic/salts bottles, each with a hallmarked sterling silver cap, including Victorian and Edwardian dates, (height 10cm approx, each, tallest jar).

in standing canteen, setting for 6, including: 'bone' handle dining and entree knives and forks, and silver plate soup spoons, dessert spoons, serving spoons, etc, in fitted wooden canteen.

Hallmarked Birmingham 1905, make Tozer & Fisher. 11cm wide, 86gms.

including: silver plate elephant form, with trunk form lid; and silver plate horseshoe form vesta case.

hallmarked for Birmingham 1809, maker Matthew LINWOOD, with agate stone inset to lid, opening to sterling silver framed snuff box, with gilt washed interior, (width 6.5cm; weight 82grams approx).

hallmarked London 1884, 7cm wide, 4.5cm high approx

hallmarked for Birmingham 1913, with engraved decoration to silver face of case, with leather backing and strut, (height 11cm approx).

hallmarked London 1921, 10cm wide approx

width approx 14.5cm

with teething ring.

approx Baby rattle marked Birmingham 1958. the Oriental example is marked T97 likely plate

including: a silver plated boot form pin cushion; and 2 various woman's high heel shoe form pin cushions.

hand painted blossom decoration to lid, opening to mirrored interior, (diameter 4.5cm approx).

silvered thimble, with engraved decoration, together with a composition form finger guard, each in an original fitted case.

including: a silver plated turkey form pin cushion; and a resting cat form pin cushions.

comprising of horn (8.5cm x 4cm) and papier mache (7.5cm x 3.5cm approx)

painted figural scene to heart shaped porcelain scent bottle, with silvered cap, (height 5cm approx).

cased amber cigar holder, with pewter applied decoration, in original fitted leather case.

with lacquered finish on papier mache, 7.5cm x 4cm approx

marked ' 900,' (possibly of Italian or German origin), with engraved decoration to lid, gilt washed interior, (width 8cm; weight 66grams approx).

hallmarked for Birmingham 1873, maker Frederick Marson, with extensive engraved decoration, monogrammed, (height 19cm; weight 64grams approx).

(one a/f), a gold plated pin and 4 assorted necklaces, including fine link silver

marked ' Sterling Silver' to barrel, (length 13cm approx).

marked to barrel, (length 12cm approx).

approx size 12cm x 7.8cm

green crystal glass body, with gilded caps to each end of the bottle, interior of cap marked for Mordan and Company, London, monogrammed, (length 14cm approx).

heart shaped, embossed cupid decorated to front and reverse, silver cased green glass smelling salts bottle, (height 9cm approx).

R.M.S. Queen Mary, 7cm x 7cm approx

Askel Holmsen 925s Made in Norway approx length 98mm

in leather case

marked CH Chester 1926. Approx weight 5.5 grams

crystal scent bottle, with tortoiseshell inset sterling silver cap, (hinge to cap requires repair), (height 11cm approx); together with a brass capped ' Hair Pins,' crystal bottle, (height 9cm approx).

marked Rd 633819, Cross Star EP mark. Approx size 7x6cm

with silver pique inlay, 8cm x 4.5cm

9ct gold rim cheroot holder marked Birmingham maker W & S, silver case marked Birmingham 1913, maker Adie & Lovekin Ltd - weight case approx 15 grams

by Terrasse Watch Co., stamped 1918, 6.5cm x 4.5cm approx

marked Birmingham 1916 Deakin & Francis. Approx dia. 52mm, weight 25 grams, bruising

marked London 1806. No makers mark. Approx dia. 40mm, weight 37 grams, bruise to back edge

hallmarked Birmingham 1913 maker Henry Matthews, weight approx 40 grams

with gilding, engine turning, marks illegible European marks. Approx weight 82 grams, compact size 61x40mm, wear to cabochon

(commemorative) on stand, with mother of pearl handle, 7cm long approx

comprising of a rooster, elephant and swan, 5cm - 8cm high approx

Hallmarked Birmingham 1929 maker Elkington, weight approx 45 grams together with Australian Commonwealth military forces badge etc and a Wedgwood tie pin

hallmarked probably London 1806, maker E. Morley, weight approx 5 grams with a Birmingham 1896 button hook weight approx 5 grams and an unmarked pencil holder

larger holder 9ct gold rim cheroot holder marked Birmingham maker CS*FS, smaller 9ct rim marked Birmingham maker BD, silver case marked Chester 1913, maker Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd - case dented - weight case approx 15 grams

marked China Sterling Linsky (as inspected) with a round vesta marked 925, total weight approx 65 grams

bowl, diameter 25.5cm approx

26.5cm wide, 10cm deep, 17.5cm high approx

marked Louis Vuitton, 39cm wide

and other, including a Victorian inhaler, various utensils, containers and implements, nasal douches, etc

14.5cm high approx

Rupert Weekly, 12 pages of painted colour and monochrome artwork. Features a story by Michaela Dennis, African wildlife film maker. Full colour centrespread, c.1960. Artwork unsigned. Ink & Gouache (31x23cm)

with patina cast metal elephant and ink well on stone base, 26cm x 13cm

in the form of a green painted Bank building, with fitted iron base, (height 13cm approx).

for pills and another smaller one both by Crummles

in original box

silver plate (worn) desk standing, with pair silver plate lidded glass inkwells, and symbolic bell, on a silver plated base.

natural ivory whale's tooth, (length 13cm approx); together with a horn beaker, with applied thistle decoration, (height 10cm approx).

Ink on laid paper with very partial watermark to the edge of sheet. A hand written note reads: “To Riddel, much lamented man, This ivied cot was dear; Wandr'er, dost value matchless worth? This ivied cot revere. Attribution verso reads: Written by R Burns sheet size: 12cm x 18.5cm the work sits in a fold out folio with the book plate of John Gribbel (1858 –1936) a known collector of Rabbie Burns manuscripts.

compact 6 column adder for sterling, Model No. 506/S/46.658/L, manufactured London c.1950s,

14cm high handle up, 7cm wide. Need service

oval silhouette of a woman, in black frame with brass oak leaf attachment, circa 1800s, (height 7cm approx, image).

wooden cigarette box, with inset coloured engraving to lid, showing image of a German street scene, (width 9.5cm approx).

(Colorgravure Publication), hard cover, 29cm x 25cm

in orginal box, 86cm x 88cm approx

brass hand operated pump, marked for Evans and Co, Old Fish Street, St Pauls, London, with original tubular connections, (height 22cm approx, brass pump barrel).

THE COURTSHIP, MERRY MARRIAGE, AND PIC-NIC DINNER, OF COCK ROBIN & JENNY WREN: to which is added, The Doleful Death of the Bridegroom. Published by London John Harris, 1831 Hand coloured frontispiece, 16 attractive half-page hand-coloured illustrations, 8-line verse below each, printed 1 side only.

a Modern Toys, Japan, tin plate battery operated police officer on a motor cycle in original (worn) packaging, circa 1957, (height 14cm approx). NOTE: May require service.

together with vintage and later pocket knives

' roped' form timber frame to an aneroid barometer, (diameter 18cm approx, total dimension).

including: a standing greyhound, (height 14cm approx), and 2 various seated greyhound figures, (height 14cm approx, taller figure), each with decorated gilt collars.

largest frame is 12.5cm by 11cm. Frames shabby, one missing glass.

in rock matrix, 7cm diameter approx.

diameter 7cm approx

Permian period, location Dunedoo NSW, 11cm length approx.

portrait miniature in water colour of a gentleman, (height 13cm approx), in an oval black wooden frame, with brass inset mount.

Bronze Tower No. 6 , Bronze , impressed signature , 38cm x 8cm x 7.5cm Cast bronze on original timber base given measurements exclude the base, Titled, signed and dated 1974 to underside

Ceramic Tea Setting , glazed pottery washing step , signed to base , 66cm long, 22cm deep, 14cm high PROVENANCE Ryu Ceramic Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea, November 2003 Private Collection,Sydney

Modernist Abstract Sculpture , Marble and Granite , signed lower base , Height 44cm X width 16cm X Depth 16cm Modernist Abstract Green Marble Sculpture

with kerosene burner (24cm x 17cm, 10cm high), together with a wooden mortar & pestle and 2 additional pestles

desk top oak correspondence cabinet, with brass bindings, and upper lid opening to a fall-down front, with fitted interior, (height 23cm; width 20cm approx).

near pair of standing nude figures, each on fitted base, (height 20cm approx, each).

with ebony strung and matching interior, c1800, 20.5cm long x 12.5cm wide x 12.5cm high approx.

comprising of 2 Lorgnettes and 3 monocle eye pieces

including product tins, a seal, copper cup, Chinese coins, a very small ancient coin, gilt metal round pendant lorgnette, eye bath, clock key, etc

including a White's Electric Comb, a Vitapulse Electro-Massager and Watt's Ironing Tie Press

early wood cased set of manicure pieces, including: 4 various pairs scissors/nail scissors etc; and 2 various nail file/knife, all set in a fitted, lined wood box.

10cm high handle up, 5.5cm wide.

a bronzed spelter figure of a Benin, West Africa, man, (attributed to a reproduction of an Emile Pinedo, (1840-1916), figure), in traditional dress, with daggers in his belt, on a bronzed base, (height 33cm approx).

in original wooden fitted case, (width 13cm approx), with brass winder.

and a desk magnifying glass with adjustable stand (28cm high approx)

including scales (15cm high), a bunsen burner and oiler

decorative horn inset handle to knife, together with an included pair of wooden chopsticks, in a decorated brass sheath, with leather carry strap, (length 23cm approx).

approx size 14x7cm

47cm x 8cm (case)

including a blue & white porcelain baby feeder, a pap boat, brass lidded cup, tyre pressure guage, gavel clock, clock / barometer, games, etc

comprising: a silver plated desk calendar, with movable adjustments, and pair inkwells, each with roll-back lids and liners, and a pen stand, all on a plate glass fitted base, with engraved dedication.

with gold nib marked 585, including spare nib

in original packaging, circa 1950s, (length 23cm approx). NOTE: may require service.

including a cased set and 3 glass weights

including Maw Menthol Cone, 3.5cm - 7.5cm high approx

wood cased Guinea set, with blowpipe apparatus, maker J.T. Letcher, of Truro, Cornwall, with all attachments for mineral analysis, wood cased with fitted interior, circa 1880s..

Made in Australia

in fitted leather case, marked for ' Grasselli Malacrida, Marseille/Toullon,' together wit 2 various pairs of contemporary opera glasses.

clockwork, reversing, with key

6 spelter figures, including: an elephant, a lion, a giraffe, a rhinoceros, a stag, etc, (height 12cm approx, each).

largest (with key) 24 x 18 x 8cm

on a cedar wood base, with 1 drawer below, containing 2 glass dishes, and 6 brass weights.

i) Rotherhams, hallmarked Birmingham 1878, key wind, working, fusee movement. ii) Hardy bros, Sydney. Hallmarked London 1883, stem wind, fusee, working a little when tested. iii) John Hislop, Hallmarked, Birmingham 1892. Fusee, not working. All around 5cm diameter.

23.5cm high

i) Engine turned design. Hallmarked B. 1880, Waltham movement. Key wind. ii) Plain design. Hallmarked London 1883. No glass, Marked Stevensen Bros. 'Not working iii) Engine turned design, London 1875. Fusee movement. by Porthouse. Working when tested iv) Engine turned with central shield, Hallmarked B. 1903. Dial marked H F Smith, Sydney & Melbourne. No glass. Not working

(child's size) as found condition, 18cm wide approx

and Rational Medicine, J.H. Kellogg, M.D., Signs Publishing Association Ltd, 1906, hard cover, 1676 pages

9.5cm and 10cm wide approx

hallmarked Chester 1914 maker J Zeving (or Joseph Zweig) weight approx 25 grams, together with brass Plate and lidded vessel, with wooden lidded box and silver mezuzah etc

with amber mouthpiece, 14.5cm long approx

with amber mouthpiece, 13cm long approx

with sterling silver collar (Chester 1901), 13.5cm long approx

5.5cm x 6.5cm approx (silver losses)

a wheeled map measurer, metal good luck wishbone (5cm x 3cm approx), a watch case and a small T bar chain

comprising of papier mache 7.5cm x 4.5cm (detached hinge) and horn 8cm x 4cm (chips)

and a pendulum