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A late 19th century tabletop hand operated black and gilt painted sewing machine in an ebonised case. G7

An early 20th century cast iron fire stove and a cast iron fire back. OUT

A Victorian cast iron fire surround, with ceramic tiles and marble base. OUT

A set of six 20th century folding garden chairs. (6) OUT

A pallet of reconstituted stone garden statuary, including; a pair of jardinières, two temple dogs, a sea lion and four other items, (9) OUT

A reconstituted stone jardiniere on fluted socle, a white painted campana shaped urn and two square pedestals, (a.f), (4). OUT

A pair of reconstituted stone jardinières, with semi-fluted bodies on square bases, 51cm wide x 62cm high (2) OUT

A pair of reconstituted stone jardinières, with semi-fluted bodies on square bases, 50cm wide x 62cm high (2) OUT

An 18th century carved stone fire surround, with cherub finials. (a.f) OUT

A walnut display case with glass front, a Regency style leather upholstered chair, and a mahogany occasional tripod table, 106cm wide x 93cm high, (3). E2

A small mahogany cased two-day marine chronometerBy Parkinson & Frodsham, London, No. 768, circa 1825The case with plain hinged cover, above glazed lid, the front inset with a rectangular ivory panel…

A Swiss brass-bound mahogany quartz deck watchSigned Luxor, No. 1784285, circa 1978The double hinged case with top cover opening to reveal the glazed 2 ¼in. white enamelled dial, with gilt hands and…

A mahogany cased deck chronometerBy Ulysse Nardin, Le Locle & Genève, No. 3018, circa 1945The brass-bound three-tier mahogany case with brass maker's label to the top and numbered to the front,…

A brass-bound mahogany cased two-day marine chronometerBy Ulysse Nardin, Le Locle, No. 4068, circa 1950The three-piece case with hinged lids, the front with rectangular metal maker's label and…

THE PAKENHAM ARNOLDA rare eight-day mantel chronometer By John Roger Arnold, London, No. 619, circa 1830In a Derbyshire 'Ashford' marble case attributed to John Mawe

An unusual walnut cased hexagonal 'Stormoguide'By Short & Mason, for C. W. Dixey & Son, London & Newport, circa 1930The chamfered octagonal case supported by a pair of brackets on a stepped plinth…

A late Victorian oak and brass-mounted Miner's or Pit-head stick barometerBy Negretti & Zambra, London, circa 1890The plain case with an arched pediment, above a glazed brass surround with silvered…

A late Victorian oak and brass-mounted stick barometerBy Negretti & Zambra, London, circa 1890The plain case with an arched pediment, above a glazed brass surround with ivory plates, signed 'NEGRETTI…

An Edwardian silver and oak timepieceHallmarked Birmingham 1905The arched case above a white enamel dial, with blued steel hands, the movement with replaced platform lever escapement and push-on dust…

A keyless deck watch By Longines, No. 7320310, circa 1947, with later walnut caseThe brass watch case with a screwed bezel and bevelled glass, silvered dial signed 'LONGINES CHRONOMETER', with 50…

A French miniature brass carriage timepiece Circa 1890In a Corniche case, with bevelled glass panels, visible silvered platform lever escapement with bi-metallic compensated balance (platform…

A French gilt brass carriage timepieceCirca 1900In a Corniche case with bevelled glass panels, the movement No. 5058, with distinctive arrow mark for the hands, the original silvered platform lever…

A French gilt brass and cloisonné enamel repeating carriage clock with one-minute tourbillon escapementBy L'Epée for Garrard, London, circa 1990The glazed Corniche case and dial surround decorated…

A French gilt brass carriage clock Possibly by Henri Jacot, Paris, circa 1890The Gorge case with a large square top bevelled glass and four further bevelled glass panels, the twin train repeating…