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A 19th century mahogany sideboard/ serving table, the drop dummy drawer, with pull-out interior over a pair of short drawers, on tapering square supports, 125cm wide x 84cm high. B2

An early 19th century ebonised open armchair, with bobbin turned crest rail and splayed supports, 50cm wide x 82cm high. D3

A Regency parcel gilt ebonised open armchair with 'X' frame back and sabre supports, 55cm wide x 84cm high. B3

'Snaffles' (Charles Johnson Payne 1884-1967), 'Oh! To be in England now that April's there', colour print, signed in pencil, 51cm x 67cm. ARR

A Russian gilt brass cased chronometer, mid 20th century, gimble mount in a mahgoany case, with bill of purchase, dial 11cm diameter. Illustrated.

A Swiss brass "Looping" mantel clock, eight day with three subsidiary dials and moon phase aperture in a rectangular case, 18cm high.

A Liberty style Arts & Crafts mantel clock, the ebonised case with inset foliate painted porcelain dial and plaques enclosing a two train movement with hammer striking a coiled gong, 28cm high. …

Underhill Newport, an oak and crossbanded mahogany longcase clock, the painted dial plate with subsidiary alarm and date aperture, over a waisted case, 250cm high overall, (pendulum and two cast iron…

A Jaegar Le Coultre brass cased Atmos clock, "Embassy green", circa 1991, model No 5905, case No 392891, 21.7cm high. Illustrated.

A Jaegar Le Coultre skeleton desk clock 'No 533' brushed and polished chrome rectangular case, 10.5cm high, with faux leather travel case. Illustrated.

A brass cased carriage clock detailed 'JOHN B. CROSS, PARIS', late 19th century, push repeat, four glass case with subsidiary date and alarm dials, two train movement with hammer striking a bell, 11…

An Empire ormolu and bronze mantel clock of Cupid and PsycheThe two figures leaning towards each other over the arched case, on a rectangular base with a bow and foliate mount, with berried laurel…

Taxidermy; J. Cooper & Sons, stuffed bream, mounted against a naturalistic backdrop in a glazed bowfront case J. Cooper and sons trade table within, case 69.5cm wide. Illustrated.

An Astro Fernbildlinse F/5m 400mm, No23163/28849 lense, with later case. Ex Christie's Lot 202, 19 Feb 2002

A Goyard style trunk with yellow lining and lift out trays, 60cm x 49cm x 30cm.

An American Tellurian Vetter Co Planetarium Ideal, c.1930 signed to the base 'The Vetter Co Buffalo N.Y' with instructions and case, 57cm wide. Illustrated.

A Zeiss 'Contax' 35mm camera in a leather case and an ELJY LUMIERE with Lypar lense, (2).

A collection of Tunbridge treen wares, late 19th century and early 20th century, comprising; a jewellery box with specimen wood 'deceptive square' decoration to the hinged lid, 25cm wide, a blotter…

A Russian Soviet star finder, circa 1966, housed in a hinged wooden case, paper labels to interior, 24.5cm wide.

A 19th century gilt brass protractor by John Gail, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 22.5cm diameter, in original mahogany case with paper label to interior lid. Illustrated.

A United States Navy Buships telescopic Alidade, circa 1944, by Photogrammetric Instruments, Californian, in original fitted wooden case, 37.5cm wide.

A Charles II needlework panel depicting Abraham casting out Hagar and Ishmael, housed in a rosewood frame, 38cm x 25cm. Illustrated.

An ebonised brass sextant by Henry Hughes & Sons Ltd, circa 1955, in original fitted mahogany case.

Taxidermy, J. Cooper & Sons, a pike, 19th century, set against a naturalistic backdrop in a glazed bowfront case with trade label to the interior, 113cm wide. Illustrated.