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19th Century
The hood with column uprights, painted dial with gilt decorated corners, inscribed ‘Norman Poole’ and calendar aperture, rack strike movement with pendulum, 197cm high

Early 20th Century
Fitted with silver-plated glass bottles and faux tortoiseshell brushes, label to the interior 'ZUM STOCK IM EISEN WIEN', 56cm wide

The cane with simulated tortoiseshell upper section, 29cm long; another faux tortoiseshell crock handle; a Palais Royale gold mounted amber cigarette or cheroot holder, with case, 7.5cm long; another…

19th Century
With square brass dial inscribed Jn. Thomas Crewkerne, silvered chapter and day aperture

Circa 1875
The case surmounted by Sappho with lyre, the movement by Miroy Freres, Paris, Retailed by Elkington, Liverpool, 53cm high

The painted enamel dial inscribed ‘W.B.PAYNE 15. Castle. Street’, with pendulum, 70cm high; Together with another painted dial ‘CAMERER KUSS & Co. 2 Broad Street Bloomsbury’, lacking glass, with…

Designed by Stephen Savage for Design Ltd. circa 1985
With black steel, plastic and glass case, label 'TimeBeam Classic 00324 Designed and Made in England' 25cm wide

Circa 1930
The robe set with paste, with ivory face, signed ‘R.W. Lange’, on a marble base, 34cm high

With domed case with brass embossed twin handles, the white enamel Roman hour dial with ‘Marsh, London’, movement with pendulum and winding key, 33cm high, the bracket 21cm high

The first with mahogany case, the dial inscribed ‘J.Saunders, Dorchester’, 34cm diameter; and another with oak case, 39cm diameter

20th Century
Corniche case with lever escapement, eight day movement strike on bell, backplate engraved ‘Made in England 11 Jewels’, 13cm high; Together with a Swiss gilt-metal timepiece inscribed…

Late 19th / Early 20th Century
Together with a Gastropod shell (Terebra Maculata) mounted brass paper knife, 29cm long; a simulated burr wood box with engraved brass mounts to the lid, 22cm wide; a…

The cylindrical tin inscribed 'Ede & Ravenscroft Law Wig & Robe Makers 93/4 Chancery Lane, London', the other with label to the wig, both tins labeled 'HIS HON JUDGE E.V. PAYNTER REECE';…

After a design first published 1967, mounted and framed, 73 x 100cm

Mounted and framed, the largest 79 x112cm

With velvet inserts. Internal measurement 3.1/4" wide.

Including a Hardy Marquis disc 6 with fly line, an Orvis wooden landing net and line dryer, a large box of various modern flies and lures, various fishing books, fly lines including Hardy Brothers,…

No. 1 Mk IV, together with a pike gag by J. Gibbins and Sons, an aluminium and brass line dryer, a Hardy Bros. cast case ‘The Houghton’, three Gaff heads, fly boxes, an unused fishing diary, a…

The madder field with three indigo diamond medallions, shaped supported panels, all with intricate flowers, birds, animals; an ivory flowerhead and zigzag border, 383 x 272cm, circa 1970s

The field with a madder and two pale indigo vertical bands each with seven bold medallions, supporting motifs; a madder and indigo complementary border, 316 x 185cm, circa 1950s

The black field with a madder and two indigo gold medallions, shaped side panels, all with single botehs and flowerheads; an ivory hooked flower border, 320 x 222cm, circa 1930s

The ivory field with two madder diamonds, banded spandrels all with flowerheads, birds and trees, diamond skirt ends, 250 x 150cm, circa 1920s

The field with banded columns each bearing scrolling floral vines; a diagonally banded border all in polychrome colours, 241 x 213 cm, circa early 20th Century

The dark walnut field with three columns of hooked medallions, a central date of 1935; an ivory hooked motif border, signed Sabri, 432 x 170cm, dated 1938