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Mostly 17th to 20th Century including half penny and farthing tokens, a gun money shilling, 1690, an Ireland Woods halfpenny 1723, a few small medallions, jetons and further items.

Of curved rectangular form, the hinged arm detailed Dunhill Reg No 737418, detailed to the bottom Dunhill Unique Lighter, English Patent 143752, Made in Switzerland, the fold down front fitted with a…

Three men in conversation
studio stamp 'A. E. JOHN STUDIO JUNE, 1963' (verso)
pen, ink and grey wash
32 x 24xm
(unframed)
together with seven other pen and ink sketches of figures by the same hand,…

Pole Dancers (2005)
each panel signed 'Chris Bracey' on gallery labels (verso)
colour neon tubes and perspex on three metal panels
central panel 160 x 150cm; side panels 160 x 97cm; overall 160 x…

By Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, Co. Ltd, 112 Regent Street, London W

By Webster, Cornhill, London, circa 1800

By Cornelius Muzzell, Horsham, circa 1795

By William Allam, London, circa 1770

The verge movement by Thomas Howse, London, circa 1770, later adapted and fitted with quarter chiming work, 19th Century

By Joseph Smith, Bristol, Circa 1750

Handley & Moore, 39 Clerkenwell Close, London, circa 1810

By David Penleaze, London, circa 1750

By Jasper Taylor, London

J. C. Jennens & Son, London, the case late 18th Century, the movement last quarter 19th Century

By Henry Jenkins, London No 2892, circa 1760

By John Dobson, London, circa 1770

Circa 1962/1963

19th Century

19th Century

71cm wide; 76cm high, with matching footstool, 70cm wide

With single concave frieze drawer on scroll supports, 57cm wide; 70cm high

Circa 1880
Painted after Landseer with titled panels, `Dignity and Impudence' and `No Place Like Home', unsigned, against a turquoise ground and pierced trellis border picked out in gilding, gilt…

Mid-19th century
The first a Copeland figure of `The Dancing Girl Reposing' after Calder Marshall, impressed Art Union of London 1848, 46cm high, the second of `Highland Mary' after B.E. Spence,…

Mid 19th century
The first modelled as a young woman seated looking down at a dog at her feet, 32cm high, the second by Minton titled `Naomi and her daughters in law', 33cm high