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A J.S Stevens 1950s gramophone (converted) table lamp, raised on a later wooden plinth, 66cm high.

A 19th century Anglo-Indian ivory and porcupine quill writing slope, the lift top with fitted interior over fold-out writing surface, 36cm wide x 16cm high.

A Charles I and later oak inglenook box back stool, on slab end supports, 56cms wide, 67cms high.

A George III mahogany glazed two door floor standing display cupboard, on later bracket feet, 123cm wide x 195cm high.

A large elm refectory table, the 19th century and later cleated twin plank top, on a trio of pierced trestle supports, united by thick stretcher, 104cm wide x 302cm long. Illustrated.

A 19th century Anglo-Indian ebony bound camphor wood two part campaign chest, the top drawer with pull out fitted writing slope interior above two short and two long drawers on bun feet, 76cm wide x…

A Charles II and later oak side table with single raised moulded drawer on turned supports, 58cm wide x 66cm high.

A late 19th century satinwood slope front coal box, later painted with a pug dog, 36cm wide x 40cm high.

An 18th century and later mahogany silver table, the dished rectangular top with re-entrant corners, the cushion frieze with pair of end drawers, on shallow cabriole supports, 85cm wide x 76cm high.

A French Art Deco style earthenware group, 20th century, modelled as three drunken sailors walking with their arms around each others shoulders, their uniforms picked out in blue and red, 30cm. high…

A large Portuguese white faience figure of a lion, 20th century, modelled seated on its haunches with left paw resting on a ball, its fur picked out in pale blue marbling, impressed mark to front of…

A large Liverpool creamware masonic jug, circa 1800, printed on one side with masonic emblems, the reverse with a three-masted sailing vessel flying the American flag picked out in colours, either…

A creamware masonic compass mug, circa 1800 ,printed in black with masonic symbols around a compass, 12cm. high; also another creamware printed compass mug picked out in colours, 12cm. high, (2). The…

A Mintons pâte-sur-pâte pierced plate by Alboin Birks, circa 1905, decorated in the centre with a salmon-pink octagonal panel depicting a seated winged cherub with dog, signed `AB', inside a pierced…

Derek Davis (1926-2008), a thrown bowl with pinched-out edge, copper with barium and ash glaze, mid-1980s, signed, 18cm diameter. Illustrated.

Derek Davis (1926-2008) a large thrown bowl with pinched out edge, copper with barium and ash glaze, mid 1980s, signed, 43cm diameter. DDS Illustrated.

A European silver model of a windmill, of bell shaped form with embossed panels depicting figures in landscapes within floral and foliate scrolling surrounds, the top of the mill, with a clock, a…

A German model of a gilt seated lion, the detachable head revealing a hollow interior, raised on a possibly later oval base, possibly Altenburg 18th century, height 21cm. Illustrated.

An early George III silver coffee pot, of baluster form, with later embossed decoration depicting floral and rustic views, within Rococo scrolling borders, the hinged lid with a wrythen knop finial…

An 18th century and later Dutch silver batchelor's teapot, the hinged lid decorated in the Rococo taste, fitted with a later ebony handle, the underside engraved and inscribed C.STRAATMAN LUYTENANT,…

A George II silver tankard, of tapered cylindrical form, later engraved with a coat of arms, a crest and a motto, the scrolled handle with a shield shaped terminal, otherwise initial engraved, the…

A Spanish inkstand, of shaped oval form, having a bold scrolling border, raised on four bold Rococo feet, the central sander with a bell form cover, the two lidded inkstands having flower finials, …

A pair of silver serving spoons, with later floral and foliate embossed decoration, London 1806, with a fitted case, a Scottish silver fiddle pattern sugar sifting spoon, Edinburgh 1816, combined…

An early George III silver hinge lidded tankard, the baluster shaped body later embossed with floral, fruit and scrolled decoration, the scrolled handle with a heart shaped terminal, London 1760,…