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SCOTT (Peter) Wild Chorus, signed, limited edition 1,014 of 1,250, original cloth, marked, Country Life, 1938 with BENNETT (Arnold) The Old Wives' Tale, 2 vol., limited edition 700/1,500, signed by…

(CERVANTES, S.M. de) The History of the Valorous and Witty Knight-Errant, Don-Quixote, of the Mancha. Translated out of the Spanish: now newly corrected and amended (by Thomas Shelton). woodcut…

CULPEPER (N.) Culpeper's English Physician; and Complete Herbal. To which are now first added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs . . . by E, Sibly. portrait frontis and 35 herbal plates,…

SCLATER (P.L.) On the Rhinoceroses Now or lately Living in the Society's Menagerie . . . pp. 645 - 660 (no title), 5 coloured plates (by Wolf / Smit) and text illus.; later bound in morocco-backed…

KIPLING (Rudyard) Plain Tales from the Hills, First Edition, original picture cloth, later slip case, Calcutta, Thacker, Spink and Co., 1888

JONES (J.) Judges Judged out of their own mouthes. or the Question Resolved by Magnacharta, & c. . . . stated by Sr. Edward Coke . . . Exspotulated, and put to the vote of the people . . . …

G.W. BACON: Road Map of England and Wales. 28 folded sheets and an Index Map, 84cm x 64cm, colour- printed, all folded within cloth covers, scale: 13 miles to one inch, ca. 1920s, contained in (?…

Herbert Johnson, 38 New Bond Street, London; a silk top hat in a brown leather case.

A French alabaster mantel clock, late 19th/early 20th century, with visible escapement and an Arts and Crafts style numerical chapter ring, the case flanked by twin masks, enclosing a Farcot single…

Taxidermy; a stuffed buzzard, late 19th century, mounted against a naturalistic backdrop gilt titled 'BUZZARD' in an ebonised, glazed rectangular case, 59cm high.

A French gilt metal mounted marble Portico mantel clock, late 19th /early 20th century, the drum case with foliate painted enamel dial over four cylindrical pillar supports on a plinth base and four…

A collection of 3" glass lantern slides, manlily animal subjects approx 50, a Sikes Hydrometer in a mahogany case, 20.5cm wide and a brass cased aneroid barometer/thermometer by J.C. Vickery in a…

An early 19th century French glass tumbler, engraved with buildings and people and text "MCLG 18 Novembre 1809, 20 ans par amitie", in leather travelling case, 10.5cms high; and a lignum vitae string…

Martin Taylor (b.1954), Towards Althorpe - Boy's day out looking for horseshoes, watercolour and gouache, signed, 31.5cm x 52.5cm.

After Cecil Aldin, In the Open; Revoked; Cheating the toll, a group of three colour lithographs, the largest 36cm x 68cm.(3)

A late Victorian rosewood prie dieu, stamped to frame and a late Victorian mahogany open armchair (2).

A 17th century and later oak open armchair on barleytwist supports, 50cm wide x 119cm high, together with a Charles II style side chair, 51cm wide x 107cm high (2).

A 19th century and later Continental longcase clock with marquetry inlaid oak case.

An 18th century and later oak open arm commode chair with carved back.

A 20th century French stained beech highback open armchair.

An early 20th century mahogany spiderweb back open armchair on cabriole supports, 69cm wide x 91cm high.

A set of six 20th century white painted metal garden open armchairs, (6).

A scumble painted open shelved side cupboard with wavy galleried back, 106cm wide x 96cm high.

A set of four mahogany framed open armchairs on turned supports, 58cm wide x 87cm high (4).