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The Limited Edition pendant designed as a diamond set propeller, with a ribbon, commemorating the 65th Anniversary of The Battle of Britain, with certificate card numbered 16/100 and case, also a…

The rose diamond brooch, designed as bamboo, on a dished oval ground (one rose diamond lacking), length 4.7cm, unmarked, gross weight 6.6 grams, also a chrysoberyl cat's eye and rose diamond cluster…

Of circular tapered form, diameter 5.5cm, detailed Made in France 003479, with a Cartier case

Claw set with the oval cut sapphire at the centre, in a surround of circular cut diamonds between diamond set open shoulders, ring size P½, gross weight 3.6 grams

Early to Mid 20th Century
Mostly stamped 'Finnigans, New Bond Street, London', most with mounted gilt insignia 'T', including three boxes, glasses case, cylindrical container and another smaller…

Including two brass lenses and three mahogany cased plates and a travelling case, case 21cm high

Early 20th Century
The wooden cased instrument with round mother-of-pearl keys, 27cm wide, in a fitted case

Mid 20th Century
Comprising two leather and metal forearms, three hand attachments, a hook, a hammer and a hook in presentation case, case 46cm wide

Late 19th/early 20th Century
A judge or barrister's wig by Ravenscroft, Lincolns Inn Field, London: Together with original japanned tin for 'S.J.WALDMAN Esq', 26cm wide, containing various collars,…

19th Century
The black case on four feet and white enamel plaque, with mechanical handle, in 32cm high

18th Century
The 11 1/2 in. chased silvered dial, named William Carter, Southwark, with gilt spandrels, within a mahogany case with fluted columns and three ball finials, 210cm high excluding finials

By R. Roberts, Bromsgrove
The 13 inch dial with gilt spandrels and painted moon phase section, within a mahogany case with fluted column flanking either side of the case and hood, with two weights…

Each set against a naturalistic back drop in a glazed wooden case, the tallest 60.5cm high

19th Century
The first in a glass display case with dried grasses, 39.5cm wide x 47cm high; The second with a later applied moulding fascia to the display case, label attached to the reverse for…

Late 20th Century
The enamel dial inscribed Rob. Engstrom Stockholm, with ribbon-tied cresting, the case above an integral bracket flanked by Egyptian sphinxes 51cm wide; 67cm high overall

Second Half 20th Century
In red and blue decorated case, 114cm high

Mid 20th Century
The red painted oak case with chrome details, 85cm high

184cm wide; 102cm high

On turned supports, 55cm wide: 87cm high

On pad feet, 106cm wide; 124cm open; 72cm high

112cm wide; 127cm open; 72cm high

Circa 1900, with pierced back and blind and open fret cut decoration, 56cm wide; 93cm high

70cm wide; 97cm high

65cm wide; 90cm high