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A pair of 20th century garden steamer chairs, 59cm wide x 128cm high, two footstools 54cm wide x 32cm high and a side table 44cm wide x 38cm high. OUT

A 20th century reconstituted stone concave garden bench with carved lion mask supports, 120cm wide x 40cm high. OUT

A Honda HRX 476 garden lawn mower. OUT

A 20th century garden parasol with metal base, 240cm high. OUT

Twelve bottles of 1992 Fonseca vintage port, chateau wooden case, (12).

Frederick William Woodhouse (1820-1909), Sterlingworth, A Chestnut Stallion; Echo II, a chestnut filly, a pair, oil on canvas, both signed and dated 1882, each 44cm x 59cm. Sterlingworth, by…

An Edwardian leather desk timepiece Retailed by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London, by Elliott The tan leather veneered case with gilt tooling, square glazed dial surround and silvered dial,…

A gilt metal mounted Knibb style table clock case, 20th century, 40cm high.

An early 20th century brass circular protractor by 'F. ROBSON, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE', in a fitted mahogany case.

A Negretti & Zambra brass cased compensated barometer, early 20th century, with leather bound circular travel case, 7cm diameter.

A Vienna regulator wall clock, 20th century, the enamelled tin dial with subsidiary seconds dial in a shaped glazed walnut case, 120cm high, (pendulum and one brass weight).

An early 20th century mahogany cased mantel clock, with silvered plate and twin subsidiary dials detailed slow/fast and chime/silent, the glazed case enclosing a German two train movement, with twin…

A World War II military brass pantograph in a fitted mahogany case, case 85cm wide.

A brass rolling rule by W.H. Harling, London in a mahogany case, 46.5cm wide, a Short & Mason brass pocket clinometer and another brass cased clinometer engraved 'R. CLARKE ROYAL ARTILLERY', both…

A Negeretti and Zambra barothermograph temperature recorder, circa. 1935, in an ebonised metal case, a large clinometer by E.R. Watts & Son dated 1941 in a fitted mahogany case, a Wheatstone bridge…

A Hudson & Sons gilt brass microscope, late 19th century, with rack and pinion focusing and fine adjustment in a mahogany fitted case.

A model of a torpedo boat destroyer, English, circa 1905, scratch built and based on HMS Havock built in 1893, the first Royal Navy destroyer, 136cm wide, in an ebonised wooden case.

A scratch built model ship 'Torrens', with titled plaque 'A composite ship built in 1975 by J.Lain of Sunderland', with glazed mahogany case, 62cm wide x 54cm high x 23cm.

A porcupine quill rectangular hinged box with internal lift out tray, 30cm wide, four further, smaller porcupine quill boxes and a porcupine quill rectangular basket, 31.5cm wide, (6).

An early Victorian mahogany framed leather upholstered open arm easy chair, with slide out integral footrest, 62cm wide x 115cm high.

A 19th century inlaid satinwood cylinder writing desk, the pull out fitted interior over pair of frieze drawers on tapering square supports, 70cm wide x 99cm high.

A George III mahogany tambour front writing desk, the lockable pull out fitted interior over a pair of panelled cupboards, flanked by spiral fluted columns on carved squat sabre supports, 105cm wide…

A Victorian figured walnut games table, with fold-out rectangular top on fluted columns and four scroll supports, 82cm wide x 72cm high.

An early 20th century arch topped ivory banded shagreen triptych dressing mirror, 72cm high x 84cm wide, together with a bur yew and ebonised 19th century mirror with out stepped square corners, 50cm…