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'THE LION IN WINTER'. SECOND DRAFT SCRIPT (1967): Director of Photography, Douglas Slocombe's film script, 151pp. mimeographed typescript, bound in light purple card covers, cut out window showing…

'ROLLERBALL', FINAL REVISED SECOND DRAFT SCREENPLAY, 1974: Director of Photography, Douglas Slocombe's film script. 102pp. mimeographed typescript, bound in black card covers, numbered 20 in white…

MAILLOL, Aristide (1861-1944, illustrator) - LONGUS (2nd-century A.D.). Daphnis and Chloe. A Most Sweet, and Pleasant Pastorall Romance for Young Ladies, translated out of the Greek ... by Geo.…

PRIMATT, Humphry (or Humphrey) (c.1735-c.1776). A Dissertation on the Duty of Mercy and Sin of Cruelty to Brute Animals. London: Printed by R. Hett, and sold at T. Cadell, J. Dodsley and J. Johnson,…

The Rector of Overton, A Novel. In Three Volumes. London: Fisher, Son, & Co., 1830 [Volume III: 1828]. 3 volumes, 12mo (174 x 100mm). Without half titles [?as issued], 5 engraved plates dated 1829,…

SUSSEX - [Johannes BLAEU (1596-1673)]. Suthsexia, vernacule Sussex. [Amsterdam: c. 1645 or later]. Hand-coloured engraved map, coats-of-arms, galleons (a few dark spots, lightly browned), 380 x…

TROLLOPE, Anthony (1815-82). The Eustace Diamonds. London: Chapman and Hall, 1873. 3 volumes, 8vo (181 x 118mm). (Without half titles.) Attractively bound in contemporary half calf, spines gilt in…

A St Louis blue flashed out glass vase of large proportions, raised on a facet cut base, gift engraved mark 'ROXALES DE ST LOUIS VERRIERS', 59cm high overall.

A 20th century Chinese hardwood oval low centre table 150cm wide x 51cm high with four matching pull out side table 55cm wide x 33cm high, (5).

An early 20th century elm dug out bowl, 65cm wide x 12cm high.

A Victorian gilt bronze giant striking carriage clockBy James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London, No. 2938, circa 1860The case, with four deeply bevelled glasses, surmounted by a shaped and reeded handle…

A 19th century French brass inlaid rosewood table top liqueur cabinet, the serpentine lift-top revealing four decanters and sixteen glasses contained in a lift-out tray, 31cm wide x 26cm high.…

An unusual mid-19th century mahogany dual extending dining table, the circular top 153cm diameter with six halo leaves extending to 190cm diameter, also pull-out extending with four additional leaves…

A Regency rectangular inlaid mahogany wine cooler on out stepped reeded supports, 69cm wide x 38cm high.

A Napoleon III ormolu mounted boulle and ebonised side cabinet, the black marble top with out stepped rounded corners over a pair of panel doors flanked by caryatid, resting on a plinth base, 120cm…

A pair of mid-18th century style mahogany square two tier occasional tables with out stepped rounded corners on cluster column supports, 36cm wide x 71cm high.

A William IV mahogany work table, the canted rectangular lift-top over single drawer and pull-out wool box, on opposing swan lyre supports, 54cm wide x 76cm high.

An Edwardian mahogany inlaid writing desk of unusual form, the fall enclosing a fitted interior over a two tier base with pull-out basket, 61cm wide x 115cm high.

A 20th century single bed formed as a red race car with pull out bed beneath, 200cm long x 79cm high x 95cm wide.

An 18th century mahogany tray top commode with cupboard over pull-out, on block supports, 48cm wide x 77cm high.

A Victorian corromandel wood travelling rectangular lady's toilet box, the interior with ten silver lidded glass toilet bottles, boxes and jars, the majority London 1869, the interior of the box,…

A George V four coin maundy money set, 1931, with a red case detailed 'MAUNDY MONEY'.

A French painted fruitwood rectangular sewing box, 19th century, the hinged lid painted with a dog, opening to reveal a green painted fitted interior with lift-out tray and numerous smaller painted…

CRICKET: William 'W.G.' Grace, a vintage advertising poster for Colman's Mustard, 'Like Grace Heads the Field', 'W.G' stepping out from the pavillion to bat, wearing his Marylebone Cricket Club cap,…