2019JAN

Stern, Ltd Ed 0/6, a patinated bronze bowler hat sculpture, signed, of hinged sectional form enclosing erotic picture prints over a bronze plinth, 28.

Paul Suter, Untitled, 1985, Inscribed with the artist's signature and dated 85 Iron, 84 x 67 x 30cms. DDS

A copper 'goose' weather vane finial, 74cm wide.

Guy Buseyne, 'Both Ways', patinated bronze figural sculpture, signed, Ltd edition of 75, on an oak plinth, bronze 58cm high. DDS .

After Coustou, a pair of Victorian bronze Marly Horses, each modelled and cast on a naturalistic base, unsigned, 62cms high. (2)

Bill Prickett, 'Antelope head', engineered wood, unsigned on a square wooden stand, 171cm high. DDS

A late 18th/ early 19th century French gilt metal pocket scope, rococo decoration, 7.7cm high, a 19th century Government Treasury seal, steel matrix,

A vintage fairground swing boat rider, early 20th century, with foliate polychrome decoration against a wooden wrought iron body. (a.f.) 185cm wide.

Taxidermy; a stuffed fox's head on an oak shield back, plaque detailed 'Killed at The Freehold, Oct 11th 1902'

A silver mounted whalebone walking cane, the 'BRIGG' pommel hallmarked London 1898, 91cm, (a.f).

Alfred Bertram Pegram, (English, 1873-1941), patinated bronze group depicting mother & child, signed to the cast, on an octagonal mahogany base, 16cm

Tracey Eizabeth Wright; a stoneware 'Cormorant', polychrome decorated, incised to base, 40cm high.

Attributed to George Engleheart, a portrait miniature on ivory of a young boy, said to be George St. J. Rickens, circa 1780, contemporary frame with b

Late 18th century English school, portrait on miniature of an actor- possibly David Garrick, depicted in blue coat, white stock and holding a mask, l

An 18th century school portrait miniature on copper of a gentleman, blue coat with gold buttons and detailing, gold frame detailed .585 to loop, image

Attributed to George Engleheart, (1780-1829); a portrait miniature on ivory of a young man, blue coat with black collar, later frame, old inscription

Mid-18th century English school, portrait on miniature of Lord Hyde, brown coat, gold coloured frame, image 3.1cm high and two further portrait miniat

An early 19th century Anglo-Irish school portrait on miniature of a young man, white stock, blue coat, damaged gold coloured frame, image 6.2cm high.

Untitled; a small white ceramic pear, unsigned, 32cm high.

A pair of composite stone corbels, each with lion head mask mounted on a pine plinth, corbel is 66cm high, (2).

A cast iron brazier of square banded form, 40cm square.

A 20th century blacksmith's made fire guard, with double hinged front and side screens and integral chimney cranes, mask finial terminals, 137cm wide