2016JAN

An octagonal faux bamboo and inlaid occasional table.

James S. Virtue (Publisher), Statuary from the Great Galleries of the world (Art Journal), twelve engravings, each 30cm x 22cm.(12)

A quantity of Royal Copenhagen blue and white plates.

Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935), Fox putting up pheasant, print, signed.

A cased set of silver plated knives and forks and three copper and silver napkin rings.

A quantity of ceramics, including Evesham pattern dinner wares, a Susie Cooper tea set, two Poole Pottery dishes and an opaque French glass plate.

After W. H. Davis, The Everingham Short Horned Prize Cow, aquatint by J. Harris with hand colouring.

A dark brown leather Gladstone bag and a smaller leather bag.

After William Hayes, Wrens; Redstarts, a pair of engravings with hand colouring.(2)

A wall mounted display of vintage brass barrel bushes.

Rolf Nielsen (20th century), Interior, oil on canvas, signed, together with a further oil still life and a landscape by other hands.(3)

A cast iron and ceramic weighing scale, a glass lampshade and a rolling pin.

Taxidermy; a 'little owl' under a glass dome.

An extensive German cream glaze dinner and tea service.

A quantity of assorted ceramics and glass including; dinner and tea wares, a dressing table set and sundry.

A quantity of metalware collectables, including a silver plated biscuit barrel, brass models, a Victorian trinket box and sundry.

A quantity of mainly 19th century pewter plates, tankards and sundry.

A group of 19th and 20th century glass, including vases, bottles and sundry.

A quantity of ceramics, including a double gourd shape blue and white faience pottery vase, Staffordshire spaniels, lustre jugs and sundry.

A quantity of ceramics, including two yellow glaze Oriental dogs, a glass decanter, a Crown Staffordshire part tea set and sundry.

A quantity of ceramics and collectables, including glass paperweights, white glaze figures and sundry.

A 20th century gilt framed rectangular wall mirror, with bevelled plate.

A 20th century brown glaze Poole dinner and tea service.

A quantity of ceramics, mainly Wedgwood, to include Hathaway Rose pattern.