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Two London Street Signs; both Rising Sun Court EC1, 62cm x 24cm, (a.f.). (2)

Jenny Wheatley (b. 1959), Across the Fields - Looking Towards St Agnes, Cornwall, watercolour, signed, 37cm x 55cm. DDS

A large early 18th century oak court cupboard, carved inscription SEA 1735, with pair of panel doors over three drawers and a pair of further panel cupboards, 234cm wide x 163cm high. A/S

GLASGOW LOOKING GLASS, vol. 1, nos. I -V; continued as NORTHERN LOOKING GLASS, or LITHOGRAPH ALBUM, vol. 1, nos. VI - XVI. illus. throughout (by Wm. Heath), 2 sheets per issue; old cloth-backed…

DODGSON (Charles Lutwidge "Lewis Caroll") Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, fifty-fourth thousand, 1877; and Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There. both original decorated cloth.…

Johann Baptist HOMANN: Haupt und Residentz - Stadt London . . . 50cm x 59cm within mount, partly hand-coloured, engraved cartouche title, engraved birds-eye views of Windsor, Hampton Court,…

Martin Taylor (b.1954), Towards Althorpe - Boy's day out looking for horseshoes, watercolour and gouache, signed, 31.5cm x 52.5cm.

After David Roberts, Statues of Memnon inthe Plain of Goorna at Thebes; Baalbec looking towards Lebanon; Ascent to the Summit of Sinai; Chapel of Elijah, Mount Sinai; The Necropolis; Temple of Isis…

After David Roberts; Scene of the Quay of Suez; Temple of Isis on the roof of the Great Temple of Dendera; Statues of Memnon on the plain of Goorna at Thebes; Beit Jibrin, or Bleutheropolis; Wady…

In the manner of George Segal, 1924-2000, Maquette in plaster possibly for 'Woman looking through a window', unsigned on an oak plinth, figure 73cm high, (2). Illustrated.

A late 17th century carved oak Didarn/court cupboard, with pair of cupboards over drawer and two further cupboards, 134cm wide x 185cm high.

A mid-18th century oak court cupboard, the canopy top over a pair of shaped panel doors, three drawers and a further pair of doors on stile feet, 104cm wide x 178cm high x 55cm deep.

A Chinese blue and white sleeve vase, painted in transitional style with five Immortals looking up at another riding on the back of a bird in flight, 41cm. high.

Twelve bottles of mixed red wine, comprising; 2014 Chateau Pay La Tour, 2014 Chateau Gromel Vel Air, 2012 Chateau Chatain, 2014 Chateau La Tulipe, 2014 Esprit De Puisseguin, 2015 tour de Luchey, 2014…

EMILY DAVISON AT THE DERBY - a 32 line letter written by 'Len', the son of one of the servants at 'Greenhill', Upham, Southampton, to his parents, giving his eye witness account at the Epsom Derby,…

A 19th century court sword with double edged steel engraved blade (71cm) by Spencer, 15 Queen St, London, with wire bound leather grip in a metal bound leather grip in a metal bound leather scabbard…

After Andreas Mantegna, Caesar's Triumphs, three engravings by Robert van Audenaerde, published by Domenico de Rossi, circa 1692, after the Hampton court series of paintings, each 39cm x 125.5cm. (3)

A pair of large Middle Eastern damascened metal storks, each bird standing looking straight ahead, 95cm. high.

BOX 114 - SPIRITS (11) Jameson Caskmates Imperial 19 YO Quantum Scotch Whiskey The Peat Monster Dundalgan Special Reserve Charred Cask Irish Whiskey Fortuna Premium Karavan Vodka Grain Premium …

C. D. Alister MacDonald (early 20th century), Hampton Court, watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated June 1907, 25cm x 34.5cm.

OLD LEATHER & CLOTH - a mostly 20th cent. selection; includes Grolier Society's 'Historic Court Memoirs' (20 vols.)

Two continental court swords, 19th century, each with straight steel blades, brass guard and wooden grips (91cm) and an African tribal knife. (3)

Heal & Son, Tottenham Court Road, London W1; a mid-20th century mahogany chest on stand, with two short over three long graduated drawers, the stand with two drawers about the arched frieze, on…

A Chinese straw glazed pottery model of a recumbent dog, probably Tang dynasty, the animal looking straight ahead, 10cm. length, later wood stand.Provenance: with John Sparks, London, according to…