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18th Century
The 11 1/2 in. chased silvered dial, named William Carter, Southwark, with gilt spandrels, within a mahogany case with fluted columns and three ball finials, 210cm high excluding finials

The dark indigo field with an allover design of palmettes and delicate floral sprays, a complementary palmette border, circa 1970s, 415 x 320cm

The madder field with an ivory medallion with grey spandrels with a single bold flowerhead all with floral motifs; a star border, circa 1970s, 150 x 109cm together with an indigo field filled with…

The dark indigo field with an allover diagonal vine design bearing boteh flowerheads and other minor flowers and birds, an ivory boteh and vine border, circa 1900s, 196 x 129cm

The plain camel field with six bold single medallions in various colours within three borders, circa 1900s, 370 x 106cm

70cm wide; 97cm high

Tom Robinson Band, Trafalgar Square (1976) (printed later)
signed and numbered by the photographer in black ink 'Chalkie Davies HC 1/5' (to the lower border)
black and white archival print
image size…

Of octagonal form, having engraved decoration, with ivory insulators to the handle, London 1880, gross weight 526 gms

Having winged figure handles, the body and the foot decorated with fruiting vine, below a cast rim, raised on four pierced feet, detailed 925, width including the handles 33.5cm, weight 1246 gms

Late 19th Century
The 3 3/4in green enamel dial with Roman numerals, twin train movement striking on a bell, signed T. Martin Paris, the case surmounted by a coronet, 43cm high

Late 20th Century
Of tapering scrolling acanthus cartouche outline, with five moulded glass panels (one broken), 61 cm high

Late 19th Century
Geometric bands with tassel finial and trophy braids, later mounted and framed, 15cm wide; 53.5cm high

The madder field with two bold ivory medallions, an outer indigo surround all with minor botehs; the border with single medallions, circa 1940s, 210 x 154cm

The plain camel field with six bold single medallions in various colours within three borders, circa 1900s, 370 x 106cm

The ivory field with a bold indigo shaped medallion, madder spandrels all with abundantly floral sprays, a pale indigo border with cartouches of peacocks, circa 1920s, 218 x 143cm

The ivory field with an indigo and two madder medallions, four pairs of supporting hooked medallions, all decorated with minor animals, birds and motifs; a madder border with minor medallions, modern…

The madder field with an ivory medallion with grey spandrels with a single bold flowerhead all with floral motifs; a star border, circa 1970s, 150 x 109cm together with an indigo field filled with…

The dark indigo field with an allover design of palmettes and delicate floral sprays, a complementary palmette border, circa 1970s, 415 x 320cm

The madder field with bold stylised medallions; a madder flower head and spray border, circa 1900s, 260 x 180cm

With four extra leaves, 133cm diameter; 293cm fully extended; 74cm high

On fluted supports, 66cm wide; 39cm deep; 62cm high

With one extra leaf; 89cm wide; 155cm long; 218cm long extended

Late 19th and early 20th century
Comprising; a Locke & Co. plate painted by J.Lewis with a peacock in branches, 21.5cm diameter; a Mintons gold ground plate painted with roses by L.Rivers, 22.5cm…

In a curved sprung bar link design, detailed 15 CT, fitted with a safety chain (the pin lacking), length 12cm, gross weight 9.6 gms