Two Day Gentlemen's Library and Grand Tour Auction of Curiosities - online bidding only

English School (19th century)Portrait of a Young Lady, A Gleaner Does Your Help Implore to Aid Her Literary Storewatercolour and pencil, oval, 13c...

Equestrian - a mahogany country house riding whip rack, mounted with brass horse shoes and draught-turned roundels, six hooks, 27cm wide

Equestrian - an Edwardian silver prize medal, The Shire Horse Society, Won by Marcella, Exhibited by Mr R W Riggall at the Burgh & District Foal S...

Flags - a collection of maritime flags, to include: house pennant a blue dolphin naiant on white target, background, light blue 48in by 46in (122 ...

Folk Art - a 19th century novelty hedgerow walking stick, boldly carved with the head of a stylized Moor wearing a turban and sporting a beard, gn...

Folk Art - a late 19th century pipe, the bowl carved as the head of a bearded gentleman, grimacing grotesquely, glass eyes, 65cm to tip of stem, c...

Folk Art - an early 20th century softwood crate, inscribed Lafay, 34.5cm wide

Folk Art - an iron silhouette weather vane, as a songbird, domed softwood base, 37cm high

Folk Art - an wrought iron shop sign, as an oversized saw, 94cm long

Football - an E.P.N.S mounted clear glass square desk inkwell, the hinged cover as an Edwardian footballer, hobnail-cut base, 18cm high

Freemasonry - Friendly Society Interest - a brass masonic door knocker, as a gavel, square and compass, shield shaped mount, 22cm long

French School (19th century), a bronze, Napoleon Bonaparte, black marble base, 22.5cm high

French School (19th century), a brown patinated bronze, of a sphinx, rectangular marble base, 26cm wide

French School (19th century), a gilt bronze, of a retriever dog, oval base, 14.5cm long

French School (19th century), a gilt-patinated bronze, Artemis Seated with Bow, oval base, 17cm wide

French School, a matched set of five portrait miniatures, of ladies of title, after the 18th century and early 19th century, oval, watercolour on ...

Friendly Society - Local Interest, Scarsdale Chapter, No. 681, of the Freemasons, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, comprising Masonic silver gilt and oth...

Friendly Society History - Ancient Order of Foresters - a 19th century silver coloured metal mounted cattle horn beaker, applied with a deer and p...

Friendly Society History - City of London - an oak gavel, carved inscription United Wards Club, the presentation plaque inscribed Presented by Si...

Friendly Society Interest - a West Country brass pole head, Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, with crown and clasped hands above an orb, steel shaft, mou...

Friendly Society, Freemasonry - a collection of silver gilt and enamel Masonic medals and pin badges, 1907-1912, to include: Medal by Spencer & Co...

Friendly Society/Masonic - The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB), a comprehensive collection of medals, sashes and regalia, the majorit...

Friendly Society/Masonic - The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB), a comprehensive collection of paraphernalia and ephemera, including a...

Games and Pastimes - a 19th century bone teetotum, the sides numbered one to eight, 7cm long; a 19th century bone gambling log dice, 8.5cm long (2...

Gardening - a 19th century horticultural implement, steel 'golf club' head, rustic shaft, 109cm long

Geology - a collection of polished egg shaped specimens, various stones and sizes, the largest 7cm long (6)

Geology - an amethyst quartz egg shaped specimen, 4cm long; another, similar (2)

Grand Tour School (19th century), a verdigris bronze-patinated terracotta sculpture, Statue of a Wounded Warrior, after the 1st Century AD Roman m...

Grand Tour School (19th century), an alabaster library sculpture, Spinario, or Boy with Thorn, 25cm high

Grand Tour School, a verdigris patinated cabinet bronze, Narcissus, after the antique, circular base, 13cm high

Grand Tour School, a verdigris patinated cabinet bronze, of a Roman gladiator, after the antique, rectangular base, 12cm high

Helixophilia - a 19th century nickel-plated rack-and-pinion corkscrew, turned rosewood handle, 18cm long; others, various, direct-pull; etc

Historic Pastimes - a 19th century iron knurr and spell trap, curved spring, lever release mechanism, four ground spikes, 43.5cm long overall Knur...

Indian School (19th century), a bronze group, Ganesh and his parents, 14cm high

Indian School, a gilt-patinated bronze, of Brahma, 11.5cm high

Interior Design - a waste paper bin, fashioned from a painted brass and timber military drum, by Henry Potter & Co, London, 37.5cm diam ...[more]

Italian Grand Tour School (19th century), a serpentine library model, of Il Porcellino, or the Florentine Boar, after Pietro Tacca, canted rectang...

Japanese School (Meiji Period), a dark patinated bronze, of a labourer with a monkey, 32.5cm high

King Charles the Martyr - a silver-gilt coloured metal commemorative pendant medallion, in relief with a profile portrait of Charles I, bust lengt...

L Carv*r (20th century), a dark patinated bronze, of a bear, canted base, 16.5cm high

Lapidary - a pale agate octagonal pestle and mortar, 6.5cm wide

Luggage - a brown leather mounted kilim Gladstone bag, 47cm wide

Mabel Lucie Atwell - a mid-20th century wall hanging kitchen shopping list tablet, Valette Washable Series, by Valentine & Sons Ltd, printed in po...

Machirology - a 19th century Continental stiletto type folding pocket knife, 8.5cm blade, two-piece mother of pearl grip, 9.5cmk long (folded); an...

Machirology - a 19th century folding bowie knife, by Peters, Cambridge, 20.5cm blade, two-piece antler grip, (faults); other clasp and pocket kniv...

Machirology - a 19th century folding pocket knife, IXL by George Wostenholme, Sheffield, 7cm folding blade, two-piece rosewood grip, 18cm long (op...

Machirology - a 19th century horn penknife, by John Holmes, Sheffield, 6.5cm shaped blade with bright-cut border, 9cm long (folded); a Continental...

Machirology - a 19th century Irish multi-tool pocket knife, by Joseph Bradford, Clonmel, with penknife blade, pointed blade, file and button hook,...

Machirology - a 19th century multi-tool pocket knife, by Nesbitt, Manchester, with partial blades, saw knife, corkscrew, hoof pick and other accou...

Machirology - a 19th century novelty gun shaped penknife, by Perry & Co, Sheffield, as a rifle, 12cm long (open); another, as a leg and boot, 8cm ...

Machirology - a 19th century penknife, Depend, by Saynor, Sheffield, 5cm folding blade, horn page turner haft, 16.5cm long (open); others, similar...

Machirology - a 19th century pocket clasp knife, by Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield, the 7cm blade marked Unbridge, two-piece horn grip, 9.5cm long (fol...

Machirology - a 19th century pocket clasp knife, Taylors Eye Witness, 10cm blade, smaller secondary blade, two-piece stag antler grip12cm long (fo...

Machirology - a 19th century pocket knife, by Wingfield, Rowbotham & Co, Sheffield, 9cm folding blade, two-piece grip with crown and harp trademar...

Machirology - a 19th century pocket knife, Encore, by Turner & Co, two-piece chequered grip, 16.5cm long (open); another, Venture, by H M Slater; ...

Machirology - a 19th century pocket, the 9cm blade marked Joseph Rodgers & Sons, No.6 Norfolk St, Sheffield, two-piece stag antler grip, 20cm long...

Machirology - a 19th century silver coloured metal mounted penknife, by James Rodgers, Sheffield, sides embossed with flowers and scrolling foliag...

Machirology - a 19th century tortoiseshell pocket knife, 5cm folding blade, further smaller blades, the mounts engraved with scrolling foliage, 9c...

Machirology - a 19th/early 20th century multi-tool pocket knife, by Parkin & Marshall, Sheffield, with 6cm principal blade, hoof spike, corkscrew,...

Machirology - a campaign type travelling combination pocket knife, fork and spoon, by John Watts, Sheffield, possibly military, 18cm long (open); ...