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A canteen of silver table fiddle pattern flatware, comprising; fourteen table forks, fourteen dessert forks, fourteen dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, two butter knives, fourteen tablespoons, four…

A .900 silver Middle Eastern fish of articulated form (lacking one hardstone eye), 18cms long; and a pair of Japanese white metal Koi fish ornaments (probably originally finials). (3)

An Edwardian set of twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, Harrison Bros., Sheffield, 1908, in fitted oak case with label Spink & Son Ltd Piccadilly. (24)

A Victorian Irish silver basting spoon, John Smyth Dublin 1853, engraved WPA and with armorial of armoured arm holding a head aloft, 32cms long, 142g.; and a George IV silver fish slice, London 1828,…

An extensive collection of silver Chester pattern table flatware, comprising; fourteen silver handled table knives, with steel blades, sixteen table forks, eight pairs of fish knives and forks, four…

A pair of Austrian .800 silver fish platters, of shaped oval form, with gadrooned borders, each engraved with crest of crown surmounted by three plumed feathers, probably Vienna, length 70.5cm,…

Friedrich Goldscheider; an early 20th century pottery bust of a goddess emblematic of night (Luna), circa 1900, with gilt crescent moon to her hair, with maker's stamp and numbered 1593, 54, 64, 74cm…

A pair of 20th century mahogany haberdashery cabinets, each with six glazed door enclosing six pull out trays above three lower drawers, 157cm wide x 180cm high x 56cm deep. (2) Provenance; property…

A large French ormolu and patinated bronze striking eight-day figural mantel clock (Pendule a la Geoffrin)After the model by Laurent Guiard, probably first quarter 19th CenturyModelled with a bronze…

A GEORGE III EBONISED BRACKET CLOCKBy Edward Howard, Kirby Street, London, circa 1785The bell-top case with brass handle surmount, above a glazed arched panel door with cast spandrels, the sides each…

Edward William Cooke (1811-1880), Selling fish at Newlyn, pencil and watercolour, 12cm x 24cm.; together with a drawing of Glendalough attributed to John Linell.(2)

Follower of Tom Mostyn, The Fish seller, oil on canvas, bears a signature, 44cm x 34cm.

English Provincial School (19th century), Portrait of a girl in a landscape, holding flowers in her skirt, oil on canvas, 33cm x 28cm.

Attributed to Antoine Vollon (1833-1900), Still life of lobster, fish and shellfish, oil on canvas, bears a signature, unframed, 51cm x 64.5cm.

A wood, gesso and composite sail fish, early 20th century, polychrome painted and detailed 'HECHO EN TAXIDERMA MEXICO' with metal wall mount to rear, (a.f.) 246cm wide.

A mid-18th century mahogany rectangular tea table, on double fold-out canted square supports, 77cm wide x 72cm high.

A Chinese `hare's fur' pottery teabowl, Song dynasty style but probably later, covered inside and out with a streaked cinnamon to dark brown glaze, 9cm. diameter.

A Japanese Fukagawa bowl, 20th century, painted with fish swimming beneath branches of cherry blossom, blue painted mark, 21.75cm. diameter; and a Fukagawa slender trumpet vase painted with irises,…

A large Japanese hanging scroll of a mother and daughter, 19th century, standing beside flowering peony, watercolour over a printed base, signed and with seal, 20cm. by 58cm.

A Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji period, carved as a woman seated on the back of a recumbent shishi, two young attendants at her side, signed, 6cm. high; also a small ivory netsuke of a seated…

A pair of Chinese porcelain hexagonal plates, 18th century, painted in underglaze-blue and picked out in gilding with flowers, 22cm. diameter; also a pair of aubergine glazed bowls with lightly…

An Indian stone relief, probably Pala, Bengal, 11th century, depicting the Hindu goddess, Manasa, seated with smaller figures at her side, 41cm. high.

A 9ct gold ring, collet set with an oval cut amethyst in a ribbon twist surround, ring size L and mostly silver jewellery, comprising; seven rings and a pendant formed as a stylised fish with an…

Derek Mynott (1925-1994), St Marks; Feeding the geese; Bandstand; Flying a kite, four colour lithographs, all signed and numbered, the largest 54.5cm x 74.5cm. (4)