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Late 19th Century
The case with monopodium mounted urn and flanked by fluted pilasters with pineapple finials, the dial with Roman hour enamel chapters and inscribed ‘C. J. Levy Rue Sevigne Paris’,…

Late 20th Century
The baluster bodies with applied gilt swags, with twin swan-neck handles, with acorn finials, on square stepped bases (damage to socle base of one), 56cm high

Late 19th Century
Each with geometrically scrolled twin handles, with acorn finials, the lobed bodies with decorated cartouche, on circular spreading base, 44cm high

Modern
With berried acanthus finials, 15cm deep; 37.5cm high

Modern
With W.Wyon medallion inset to the underside of the socle base, 41cm high; Together with a composite bust of Bacchus, 30cm high

Modern
With knopped stems cast with acanthus, glass storm shades, 46cm high

Modern
The case mounted with a lyre finial, flanked by griffins with dragon tails, the cream dial inscribed ‘Hug. Magnussons Eftr. Göteborg’, the reverse incised ‘G. Boiardnt’, 90cm high

Modern
Comprising a pair of white and two pairs of black sphinxes, mounted on faux Siena marble plinths, 18cm wide

With scroll arms supported on stylised acanthus capped columnar supports terminating in scroll feet on triform bases, 65cm high

20th Century
Mounted on fluted plinths raised on tapering writhen feet, originally chenet, 24.5cm wide; 23.5cm high

Late 19th Century
With egg-and-dart borders, each with scroll handles and ribbon tied laurel mount to plinth, 30cm high

From the curb - 195cm wide; 59.5cm deep; 46cm high; internally - 169cm wide; 51cm deep

Dated 1787
Detailing 'The Sick Man and The Angel' by John Gay, mounted in a rosewood veneered frame, 46.5cm wide; 67cm high; Together with a Regency embroidered alphabet sampler, dated 1826, loose in…

The 13in arched brass dial with moon phase to the arch, with silvered chapter ting, enclosing an engraved centre with applied escutcheon detailed Samuel Howe London, cast mask spandrels, twin train…

From the curb 189cm wide; 78cm deep; 47.5cm high; internally 172.5cm wide; 70.5cm deep

From the curb - 191cm wide; 59cm deep; 45cm high; internally - 173cm wide; 49.5cm deep

With weighted bases, red pleated silk shades, 155cm high approx

20th Century
The largest 7x CF41 by Barr & Stroud, AP No 1900A Serial No 74379, with leather lens caps, 24.5cm high; Together with a pair of Bing Prism No 2 MK II No. 73451 by Kershaw & Son…

19th Century
The leather covered case containing eight steel tools with twisted stems, with a mother-of-pearl handle, 9.5cm wide

Late 20th / 21st Century
With scroll arms issuing from a chrome plated central dished well, hung with faceted drops and beads, one arm broken at the stem, 79cm wide; 72cm high approximately

Late 19th century
The rectangular case with foliate finials and arched centre, the front inset with relief panels and centred with the dial between half-column uprights, on fluted stepped feet, the…

Late 19th Century
The dial inscribed Thomas Milne, London, the hood with an architectural pediment, flanked by fluted columns enclosing a square glazed door, the trunk inset with an arched panel door…

20th Century
The leather covered x8 No. 2352 binoculars inscribed 'W. SImE 1st LowD F.A.B.DE', in brown leather case also named to W Sime on the underside, binoculars 11cm high; Together with another…

Late 18th/Early 19th Century
The feathered walnut case with broken arch pediment, silvered dial, bone inset cistern, 99cm high