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A large mixed collection of silver plated cutlery to include spoons, knifes and forks. Some with a monogram on the handle others with floral decor...

Four boxes of silver plated cutlery including a fork and spoon made by Elkington & Co. The knives with heraldic seal and the motto 'Audi Vide Tace...

Dining chairs, a set of four mid 19th century rosewood with newly covered drop in seats.

Settee, Chippendale style mahogany. H.114 W.130cm.

Rocking chair, early 20th century bentwood. H.102cm.

Wing armchair, Georgian style mahogany. H.102cm.

Tub armchairs, a pair, mid century teak. H.76cm.

Card table, Georgian mahogany. H.70 W.90 D.92cm.

Dining table, Regency flame mahogany with tilt top action. H.76 Dia.130cm.

Dining chairs, a set of six late 19th century oak.

Chest of drawers, late 19th century Aesthetic style pollard oak. H.105 W.90cm.

Pembroke table, mid 19th century mahogany. H.71 W.123cm.

Coffer, 18th century country oak. H.80 W.110cm.

A Persian style woollen rug with intricate green pattern design. L.167 x w.120 cm.

Aubusson style tapestry. In a decorative gilt frame. Early to mid twentieth century. H.53 x W.148 cm.

A late 19th century revolving oak desk chair with leather upholstery.

Armchair, Victorian mahogany.

Armchair, Victorian mahogany.

Dining chairs, a set of ten Regency style mahogany.

Canape, C.1900 satin birch. H.89 W.114cm.

Lamp table, 19th century mahogany. H.64 Dia.46cm.

A collection of canes and a shooting stick. One with a horn handle. The largest measures H.94 cm.

A matching pair of brass chandeliers. Each with five branches. One branch missing its candle cover. Each measure H.40 x W.55 cm.

Edwin T. Chicken (British b.1940). Two prints published by the Gordon Gallery, Wimbledon. Framed and glazed. H.54 x W.49 cm.

Concord print signed by the artist Stephen Brown and the flight crew. Edition of 400 copies. This one is numbered 19/400. With a signed certificat...

After Helen Bradley. Lithograph titled ‘Windmill’. Hand signed by Bradley bottom right. Framed and glazed. H.45 x W.53 cm.

Oils on board. A pair of river scenes. Signed John Cowley bottom right. Each measure H.39 x W.29 cm.

Three Chinese watercolours on pith paper of children dancing with fish and lucky bat lanterns. Nineteenth century. Framed and glazed. H.21 x W.36 ...

Three watercolours with ink detailing. One dated October 1844 and signed indistinctly by the artist. River scenes that appear to be continental. F...

Christine Thwaites. The Owl and the Pussycat. Four original works. Pencil on paper with a watercolour wash. Designs for Royal Doulton. Framed and ...

Two brass and marble classical design lamps with matching shades. each measuring H.65 cm.

Two Nepalese Gurkha Kukri sheathed knives. Early twentieth century. The largest of the pair measures L.56 cm.

A Victorian brass students lamp converted for electricity. H.50 cm.

A brass anniversary clock set in a glass dome. With the makers mark on the back of the movement. H.30 cm.

A Meiji period Japanese bronze vase with coiling relief dragon breathing fire, fluted rim and raised foot. H.25cm.

A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase with raised floral design and engraved foliate motifs. H.15cm

Brass carriage skeleton clock. Probably early twentieth century. H.14 cm.

A late 20th century Brass carriage clock. Made by Baynard. With an exposed working mechanism. 14 cm high.

A bronze effect painted terracotta figure of a reclining nude. H.16 x W.29 cm.

Royal Doulton Sonnet tea and coffee set. Incomplete. Roughly 29 piece not including the saucers. The largest measures H.22 cm.

An intricately carved Indian figure of the Goddess Shiva. H.36 cm.

A mixed collection of four jugs and a pot. Including a modern lidded studio ginger jar. The largest measures H.17 cm.

A mixed collection of stemmed glasses. To include brandy, port, wine etc. The largest measuring H.21 cm.

Three cut glass vases and a bowl. The largest with a diameter of 21 cm.

A copper jug, funnel and coal bucket with brass poker. The funnel with evidence of past repairs. The largest measures 39 cm.

A collection of porcelain plates and cups. A varied mix of ages and styles. Includes a bulb bowl. The largest with a diameter of 25 cm.

A pair of ornate silver plated candle snuffers. Mid nineteenth century. L.18 cm. Weight 98g.

Tantalus, 19th century oak and brass with cut crystal decanters. H.33 W.35cm.

A tea pot and two pots. The ironstone teapot is decorated with views of 'Old London' and made by Johnson Bros. H.14cm. (largest)

A terracotta figure and a carved bust. The figure showing remains of colouring now mostly lost. H.22cm.

Four blue and white lidded pots. Early to mid twentieth century. The largest measures H.10cm.

Five hand painted blue and white pots and another colour pot. Four lidded. Stamped on the base with the makers seal. The largest measures H.18 cm.

Three 19th century gilt and painted ceramic pots. The largest measures H.12 cm.

A small Arts and Crafts silver plated dish and a double handled red glass vase. The vase H. 16 cm.

A hardwood carving of an African female in a decorative and detailed headdress. H. 29cm.

A set of Mintons bowls and saucers. With a floral design and double handles. Each with a diameter of 17 cm.

A mixed collection of decanters complete with their lids. Four 19th century with matching etched floral design and etched stoppers.

A collection of four hand painted Chinese bowls. The largest with a diameter of 15 cm.

A set of four wall lights each with two branches of lights and matching shades. H18 x W.19 cm.

A pair of silver coloured wall lights with matching shades. H.30 x W.12 cm.