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A 19th century mahogany shallow jewellery box with inlaid decoration and lift out tray.

A rectangular mahogany dining table with one additional leaf.

A mahogany extending dining table with tooled leather top, to include one extra leaf.

A Stanley brass cased compensated table barometer, late 19th century, 7.5cm diameter, together with a set of Stanley boxwood and ivory mounted rulers in a fitted mahogany case (one lacking), a…

An 18th century oak cased twenty-four hour longcase clock, the arched top eleven inch dial with subsidiary day of the month aperture, signed "J. Parry Pencarreg", the trunk with canted reeded corners…

A 19th century oak thirty day longcase clock, with three gilt metal spherical finials and a broken arch pediment over an arch top raised convex chapter dial, detail 'Whitmore & Son, Northampton',…

A Hardy Bros Bakelite fishing line box of circular form, detailed with lines, flys and hooks, 10cm diameter, together with a small slim alloy fly tin, a Hardy's Patent brass gaff with ribbed wooden…

A pair of cut crystal table lamps, late 20th century, with a cylindrical column over a square base and giltwood plinth, 60cm high excluding fitments, with square shades, together with one further…

A quantity of small collectables, including; an 18th century papier mâché rectangular snuff box painted with a monkey taunting a dog, titled 'Don't you wish you may get it', 7.5cm wide, a Japanese…

Two Keswick Arts and Crafts copper trays, early 20th century, of rectangular form, one embossed in relief with birds amongst foliage, 42cm long, the other with twin handles, decorated in relief with…

Two Arts and Crafts copper mirrors, circa 1900, one of rectangular form, embossed with leaf motifs and inscribed to the rim 'Vanitas, Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas', 60cm x 43cm, the other with an…

Two Liberty & Co Arts and Crafts pewter chargers, early 20th century, one decorated with a peacock to the centre and worked in relief with seven spaced peacock motif buttons to the rim, each 33cm…

Two pewter chargers, circa 1900, one decorated with seven abalone shell hearts to the border, 32.5cm diameter, the other worked in relief with seven flowerheads with blue enamel to their centres,…

Two copper boxes and a Keswick copper napkin ring, early 20th century, each box of cylindrical form, one by Newlyn, 10cm high. (3)

Two Liberty & Co Tudric pewter vases, of twisted two handled form, the largest numbered 051, 18.7cm high, and one similar smaller vase. (3)

Eleven character Toby jugs, 19th century, together with a Toby character teapot and one further similar jug, 24.5cm high. (13)

A Castleford type white feldspathic stoneware teapot and cover, circa 1810, moulded with leaves, one side painted with a sailing vessel off the coast and the reverse with a rural landscape (a.f),…

A pair of Chamberlain Worcester porcelain vases, circa 1820-30, each of two handled urn form, one painted with Windsor Castle and the other with Pitville Spa, Cheltenham, both titled to the base and…

A pair of Nantgarw porcelain plates, circa 1820, each painted in the centre with a bouquet of flowers within a moulded rim picked out in gilding, impressed mark, (a.f), 22cm. diameter.

A rare Vauxhall porcelain group of two putti and a dolphin, circa 1755-58, both putti draped in a puce wrap, one standing with arms around the fish, the other lying on the ground beneath, the mound…

A group of Ridgway porcelain teawares, circa 1825, in three patterns, with gilt flowers against a deep blue ground, comprising; three teapots and covers, a teapot stand, two sucriers and covers, two…

A group of nine English porcelain teapots and covers and one teapot stand, mostly Ridgway, 19th century, various forms and decoration including a Rockingham example with coronet finial, (a.f).

A group of eleven English porcelain milk jugs, mostly Ridgway, 19th century, various forms and decoration, one with matching cup, saucer and side plate, (a.f).

A group of eleven English porcelain trios, mostly Ridgway, early 19th century, the majority of London shape, one trio with matching coffee cup and teacup, another with matching saucer dish, (a.f).