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47cm wide; 62cm high, and a 19th century green painted triangular hanging shelf, 85cm wide; 75cm high

Inset with semi precious stones, depicting birds amongst flora and fauna, 270cm wide; 183cm high

With inset marble top, 80cm diameter; 87cm high, and four stools, 38cm diameter; 52cm high

53cm wide; 93cm high, and two further 19th century ash and elm Windsor chairs, 55cm wide; 94cm high

99cm wide; 60cm deep; 211cm high

With inset marble top, 67cm diameter; 75cm high, together with four matching barrel stools, 31cm diameter; 48cm high

Relief cast with cherubs, 50cm wide; 61cm high

20th century
Each depicting birds amongst flowering branches and rocks, 70cm by 20cm, glazed and framed

The blade 18th century
With tapering triangular-section blade, cast silver plated shell guard, knuckle bow and pommel with classical decoration, fluted ivory grip, overall length 87cm

19th century
With curved single-edged blade finely etched with scrolling foliage, crowned ‘VR’ cypher, regimental arms, detailed MHJOR WORTHINGTON, brass Gothic-style hilt incorporating crowned VR…

Early 20th century
A regulation brass hilt cast with crowned fouled anchor to the guard and lion-head pommel, ribbed ivory grip, fullered blade etched with scrolling foliage and crowned fouled anchor…

Early 19th century
A curved single-edged blade etched and gilt with crowned Royal arms, martial trophies and foliate decoration, and a presentation inscription dated 1803"Presented by the Non…

19th century
A curved single-edged blade decorated with etched panels, mounted in a black painted steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, the brass hilt with crossguard and ivory pommel, and …

19th century
With broad curved single-edged blade, iron hilt with recurved crossguard, and one-piece grip of ivory, pierced for a sword knot, overall length 80cm

Circa 1811–1820
A gilt-brass hilted officer’s sword, the blade with etched foliate panels; the scabbard mounts engraved “BRUNN, SWORD CUTLER TO THE PRINCE REGENT, 56 CHARING CROSS, LONDON” and…

Late 18th / early 19th century
With broad curved single-edged blade showing signs of age and use, characteristic tulwar brass hilt with domed pommel and disc-shaped finial, and carved ivory grip…

Late 19th century
with deeply swept single-edged blade, green stone bolster, and polished Ivory or bone hilt with flared pommel. Complete with original black leather-covered wooden scabbard with…

Late 19th / early 20th century
The curved blade with decorative notched root, the horn hilt carved with scrolling motifs, complete with its stitched leather-covered scabbard with white metal bands,…

Circa 1800
With browned twist barrels, engraved rib, finely engraved locks with raised pans, the locks signed in gold ‘WALLIS HULL’, figured walnut full stock with chequered grip, engraved mounts…

Circa 1830
A flintlock trade musket, the lockplate plain, fullstocked in walnut with brass mounts, the barrel marked BARNETT, overall length 93cm

Mid 19th century
With heavy octagonal barrel fitted with fore and rear sights, finely chequered full stock, deeply curved brass butt plate engraved with foliate scrollwork, and elaborately formed…

19th century
Octagonal barrel signed along the top flat, flat brass lockplate and furniture, double set triggers, brass buttplate, and decorative cheekpiece, overall length 107cm

Circa 1940s
A British Army issue handheld optical rangefinder, marked “SHORT & MASON LTD LONDON No.1436” with War Department broad arrow. Matte black cylindrical body with brass belt loop,…

With red baize interior, two brown leather 12g cartridge belts one marked F.F.F, the other by Conway, a brown leather Croots cartridge bag, and a green canvass cartridge bag. Case measures 82cm wide,…