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With ribbon tied crest and bow seat on tapering fluted supports, 62cm wide; 99cm high

The fold out top over a box seat drawer on turned supports united by perimeter stretcher, 70cm wide; 80cm high

The circular snap top on stepped square columns and four downswept supports, 126cm diameter; 74cm high

The white marble top above scroll supports, united by concave shaped platform undertier, 69cm wide; 92cm high

The oval snap top on tapering octagonal column and four paw feet, 147cm diameter; 73cm high

With single concave frieze drawer on scroll supports, 57cm wide; 70cm high

Circa 1921
Painted in the centre with an arrangement of fruit by R.Sebright, signed, reserved on a powder blue ground enriched in gilding, puce printed mark, 26.5cm diameter

Post 1978, etched Lalique R France, 21cm wide

Circa 1880
Painted after Landseer with titled panels, `Dignity and Impudence' and `No Place Like Home', unsigned, against a turquoise ground and pierced trellis border picked out in gilding, gilt…

Circa 1887
Of `Madrid' shape, painted in the centre with a bouquet of yellow roses, signed CFH, against a light blue ground, the pierced border formed of interlocking petals, `jewelled' and gilded on…

Dated 1920
painted by A.H.Wright, signed, one with pheasants and a hare, the other with red grouse, 23cm wide, mounted, framed and glazed

Circa 1800
Each painted in the centre with three full blown pink roses, probably by John Wardle, inside green and gilt borders, puce painted marks, pattern 232, 25cm wide

Circa 1770
painted in the centre with a bouquet of flowers, inside a gilt frame suspended with puce flower swags, blue script W mark, 29cm wide

Of square section, decorated with abstract designs picked out in brown, black painted Troika St. Ives England, artist's initials, 23cm high

Of shaped circular form, the centre engraved with a shield and a crest, the bold gadrooned rim with scallop and foliate motifs, raised on three foliate scrolled feet, Sheffield 1814, by S C Younge …

Of squat circular form, with partly fluted decoration, crest engraved, with beaded rims and fitted with an ivory handle and finial to to lid, London 1808, no maker's mark, gross weight 783gms

Each of circular form decorated with masks to the three scallop form feet and with a shaped gadrooned rim, London 1745, by Edward Wood, 229gms

Comprising; six round dishes, diameter 3.8cm, six medium sized bowls, diameter 2.5cm, a larger bowl, diameter 3.9cm, the smallest bowl diameter 1.9cm and three saucers, diameter 2.3cm

Of baluster form, with a scrolling handle, openwork thumbpiece and raised on a circular foot, height 19.5cm, the body later presentation inscribed, London 1758, maker Fuller White, weight 751 gms,…

The largest by John Delmester, London 1765, height 12.3cm, the medium size by Samuel Wood, London 1746, height 12cm, the smallest London 1762, height 11cm

The exterior with engraved decoration, hinged to the lid and to the base, maker possibly James Keating, length 5cm, circa 1800, gross weight 50 gms

The Irish pepper can with a scrolling handle, Dublin circa 1800, height 8cm, the baluster form pepperette London 1739, the Victorian pepperette with partly fluted decoration London 1882, the…

Of baluster form, London 1743, maker William Coles, height 8cm, weight 75 gms

The brandy saucepan fitted with an ebony handle, London 1734, gross weight 132 gms, the foreign bowl decorated with a scroll engraved band, possibly Asian, apparently unmarked, diameter 7.5cm, weight…