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With reeded baluster arm supports on four turned front supports, 190cm wide; 90cm high

99cm wide; 60cm deep; 211cm high

With pair of cupboard doors and visible dove tails, 77cm wide; 34cm deep; 106cm high

On tapering square columns, each approximately 70cm high

Modern
Painted in transitional style with a group of figures gathered at the water's edge and observing Shoulao seated on the back of a crane flying above, 39cm high

Meiji period
Standing playing a samizen, a parasol across her back, signed, 26cm high

Meiji period
In Yuzen birodo, depicting a bridge across a river, 123cm by 52cm

20th Century or later
Seated on the back of a fish holding a ruyi sceptre, impressed marks, 31cms high

Probably 20th Century
Modelled seated on the back of a water buffalo, 28cm high

20th century
Each depicting birds amongst flowering branches and rocks, 70cm by 20cm, glazed and framed

The blade 18th century
With tapering triangular-section blade, cast silver plated shell guard, knuckle bow and pommel with classical decoration, fluted ivory grip, overall length 87cm

19th century
With curved single-edged blade finely etched with scrolling foliage, crowned ‘VR’ cypher, regimental arms, detailed MHJOR WORTHINGTON, brass Gothic-style hilt incorporating crowned VR…

Early 20th century
A regulation brass hilt cast with crowned fouled anchor to the guard and lion-head pommel, ribbed ivory grip, fullered blade etched with scrolling foliage and crowned fouled anchor…

A plated bowl guard pierced with the crowned cypher of George V, a blade etched with scrollwork, crowned cypher, royal arms, and initials “R.C.P.B.”, the back edge numbered 67966 for Wilkinson Sword,…

Early 19th century
A curved single-edged blade etched and gilt with crowned Royal arms, martial trophies and foliate decoration, and a presentation inscription dated 1803"Presented by the Non…

19th century
A curved single-edged blade decorated with etched panels, mounted in a black painted steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, the brass hilt with crossguard and ivory pommel, and …

19th century
With broad curved single-edged blade, iron hilt with recurved crossguard, and one-piece grip of ivory, pierced for a sword knot, overall length 80cm

Circa 1811–1820
A gilt-brass hilted officer’s sword, the blade with etched foliate panels; the scabbard mounts engraved “BRUNN, SWORD CUTLER TO THE PRINCE REGENT, 56 CHARING CROSS, LONDON” and…

Early 19th century
With broad curved single-edged blade showing patina and light pitting, plain back edge and clipped point; cast brass hilt with stylised crossguard, and integral grip terminating in…

Late 18th / early 19th century
With broad curved single-edged blade showing signs of age and use, characteristic tulwar brass hilt with domed pommel and disc-shaped finial, and carved ivory grip…

Late 19th century
with deeply swept single-edged blade, green stone bolster, and polished Ivory or bone hilt with flared pommel. Complete with original black leather-covered wooden scabbard with…

Late 19th / early 20th century
The curved blade with decorative notched root, the horn hilt carved with scrolling motifs, complete with its stitched leather-covered scabbard with white metal bands,…

19th Century,
Of typical form with back-action locks signed J.H. Jean and of Coulon, plain hammers and twin triggers, figured full stock with carved detail and a long steel tang, decorated butt cap…

19th century
With browned twist barrels, engraved back-action locks signed “BOUCHLY” and “CARPENTERS”, twin hammers, double triggers, finely chequered walnut half-stock, and iron mounts including…