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A George III and later mahogany tea table, the circular top on a vase turned pillar and tripod base, 76cm diameter x 70cm high.

A mid-17th century and later carved oak panel back Wainscot open armchair on block and turned supports, 57cm wide x 118cm high.

A William and Mary and later, walnut open armchair with outswept arms and carved stretcher, 73cm wide x 121cm high.

An oak joint stool, 18th century and later, with a moulded rectangular seat, on splayed cylindrical tapering square section legs united by stretchers, 46cm wide x 32.5cm deep x 55cm high.

A George III mahogany tray top night commode, enclosed by a pair of raised and fielded panel doors with an altered pull-out slide below, 53cm square x 81cm high.

A 17th century and later oak chest, the moulded rectangular top above three block moulded front drawers, on extended stiles, 88cm wide x 57cm deep x 82cm high.

A late 17th century and later oak mule chest, of panelled construction, with hinged top, the foliate carved front with two drawers on extended stiles, 137cm wide x 57cm deep x 82cm high.

A pair of George III and later mahogany astragal glazed two door display cabinets, on claw and ball feet, 106cm wide x 162cm high, (2).

An oak Wainscot chair, 17th century and later, with a foliate carved arched top rail and panelled back, solid seat, on turned and square section legs, 63cm wide x 114cm high.

A 17th century and later oak refectory table, the cleated top on baluster turned supports, united by stretcher, 69cm wide x 188cm long.

Howard and Sons, a later pink upholstered easy armchair on turned mahogany supports, 80cm wide x 85cm high.

A 17th century and later oak refectory table, the triple plank top on cup and cover supports, united by a perimeter stretcher, 75cm wide x 168cm long.

A small Chinese bronze vase, Xuande three character mark but later, of pear form, cast with a band of stylised birds, the neck set with bird mask and ring handles between two characters, 16cm. high.

A large Chinese Islamic market bronze tripod censer, six character Xuande mark but later, with two shaped panels in relief reserved with inscriptions, traces of gilding, 30cm. wide. Weight 5.2kg.

A Chinese blue and white `trigrams' bowl, blue Daoguang seal mark but probably later, painted with cranes in flight alternating the the eight trigrams above waves, the interior with a foliate…

A pair of Chinese yellow ground hexagonal vases, impressed Qianlong seal marks but later, each side pierced with lotus flowers and tendrils, the neck moulded with overlapping leaves glazed in green…

Chinese 'clobbered' blue and white tea caddy, late 18th century, painted in underglaze-blue and later enamelled with figures in a landscape, 15cm. high; also a small Chinese provincial blue and white…

Two Chinese blue and white bowls, blue Jiaqing seal marks but possibly later, each painted to the exterior with blossoming peony, 17.25cm. and 17.5cm. diameter, (2).

A Chinese famille-rose brushpot, Daoguang seal mark but later, of slender waisted form, painted with a young woman at a table, 12.5cm. high.

A gold and citrine single stone pendant, (the large cut cornered rectangular step cut citrine detached, but present), later fitted to a gilt metal brooch fitting.

A group of eight 19th century and later Staffordshire flatback figures, the tallest 35cm high, and a Staffordshire circular wall plaque, 22cm diameter (8).

A Regency mahogany, ebony banded bowfront sideboard, the centre section with two frieze drawers, on a later stand, with square tapered legs, 153cm wide x 58cm deep x 86cm high

A Victorian mahogany footstool on shell capped cabriole supports, 56cm wide x 46cm high, another matching smaller and a later footstool on bun feet (3).

An 18th century and later oak drop flap gate-leg table on turned supports supports, 104cm wide x 69cm high