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A Victorian slate mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the architectural case inset with green marble panels flanked by pillars on a plinth base.

A Victorian burr walnut bracket clock with eight day twin fusee movement striking on a bell, the circular silvered dial engraved with strapwork and scrolls surrounded by black Roman numerals and inscribed 'Boxell Brighton', the Egyptianesque architectural arched case with applied ribbon moulding, above carved mask and anthemion motifs, flanked by hieroglyphic fret panels, on an inverted breakfront plinth base, height approx 52cm (faults).

A mid 20th Century walnut mantel timepiece, the gilt metal dial and silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and inscribed 'Elliott', the case of architectural form, on bracket feet.

A late 19th/early 20th Century Black Forest carved softwood cuckoo wall clock, with eight day movement chiming on a gong, the circular dial with carved hands and applied Roman numerals, the architectural case surmounted by a bird perched on an oak leaf branch above carved scrolling oak leaf branches (faults).

An early Victorian ebonized mantel timepiece with eight day single fusee movement, the silvered dial with Roman numerals and inscribed 'Barraud & Lund, Cornhill, London, 1676', the backplate similarly inscribed, the four glass architectural case with arched pediment on a plinth base and bracket feet, height approx 24cm.

A 19th Century mahogany bracket clock with eight day twin fusee repeating movement striking on a bell, the circular painted dial with Roman numerals and inscribed 'E.J. Wiles, 34 Shepherdess Walk, London', the architectural case on brass bracket feet, height approx 41cm (faults).

A Victorian black slate and brass mounted striking mantel clock of Romanesque architectural form, mounted with Corinthian columns and classical statues

A Victorian sampler by Elisabeth Williams aged 12 years and dated 1847, the central architectural and floral panel within geometric shaped border and rhyme "A secret a keep I have a god to glorify a never dying soul to save and fit it for the sky", 43.5 x 31cm, framed and glazed (faded and worn)

An Indian white metal architectural table top model of a classical arched gate house, raised on rectangular ebonised plinth base with presentation plaque "Best Wishes For A Happy Retirement To Our General Manager Mr P J Murphy From All Members Of The Staff Of May & Baker (India) Private Ltd 31st March 1976", height 24cm, in blue velour presentation case (Illustrated)

An 18th century silver pair cased pocket watch by John Mintern, London, No 670, the fusee movement of good quality with architectural pillars, the case hallmarked London 1769 (Illustrated)

An Edwardian satinwood banded mahogany over mantel mirror, of architectural design, with inset domed bevelled plate

VARIOUS ENGRAVINGS, including portrait of Rubens, 9" x 6". Thomas Lord Farfax and Francis Drake 14" x 9", Charles 1st, a gentleman of the court 14" x 10", Harry Guildford Knight. 15" x 11", continental school architectural study 20" x 13" and Sammuel Bernard 25" x 17". (7).

An Edwardian walnut tall sideboard, the architectural back inset with three bevelled mirrors, featuring also twin shelves and turned pilasters, lower stage with two carved drawers and recess flanked by open cupboards on short turned feet, 5ft.

A late 19th/early 20th century French gilt metal repeater carriage clock the white enamel dial with black roman numerals, with lever escapement striking on a gong, in a gilt metal architectural framed case 16cm high

A Qashqai carpet modern, the pale red field with stylised architectural columns surmounted by horse's heads flanking two large cusped mauve foliate medallions, within a main palmette border between slant-stripe bands 240cm x 145cm

A silver mounted black onyx and opal brooch, in Rene Mackintosh style, set with a central heart-shaped stone; another of architectural form; another, square pierced with central opal and black onyx panels and a floral design brooch

A COLLECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE BOOKS including Painton Cowen, 'Rose Windows', London: Thames & Hudson, 1979

A 19th Century banjo shaped barometer in a mahogany and shell inlaid case, the architectural cornice above an alcohol thermometer, the silvered dial signed A Gatty, Lewes

A Pair of Painted Iron Six Tier Shelves, with an architectural style back (2)

A 19th Century mahogany secretaire bookcase, the architectural cornice with shell inlay over a pair of Gothic arch astral glazed doors, enclosing adjustable shelves, the associated base with drop down dummy drawer, enclosing a fitted interior over a pair of cupboards, each with urn marquetry inlay, raised on bracket feet, 102 cm wide x 275 cm high .

ATKINSON, THOMAS DINHAM. An Architectural History of the Benedictine Monastery of Saint Etheldreda at Ely, Cambridge 1933 2 vols., folio, orig. cloth (including vol. of plans). (spines faded). Plates and text illustrations. (C) (2)

BRITTON, JOHN. The Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain. 5 vols., 1807 - 26. 4to., cont. half brown morocco gilt, a.e.g. Engraved titles and plates (clean copy). (C) (5)

COUNTY ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERIODICALS. Including: Reports and Papers Read at The Meetings of the Architectural Societies of the Archdeaconry of Northampton, The Counties of York and Lincoln, And of...Bedfordshire and St. Albans. 60 various vols., 1850 - 1931 Ñ Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, 1944 - 2000. 40 vols. (complete) and Index Ñ Oxoniensia. 62 various volumes, 1936 - 2005, and others including the Rutland Record. 8vo., orig. wraps or cloth. (C) (a quantity)

NEALE, JOHN PRESTON and JOHN LE KEUX. Views of the Most Interesting Collegiate and Parochial churches in Great Britain..., 2 vols in one, 1824 - 25 4to., cont. half green morocco gilt. 96 engraved plates, proofs on india paper mounted Ñ WINKLES, H. & B. Winkles's Architectural and Picturesque Illustrations of Cathedral Churches of England and Wales. 2 vols., 1836 - 1838. 8vo., cont. half green morocco a.e.g. (rubbed). Engraved titles plates and plans. (C) (3)

NORTHUMBERLAND and DURHAM. 9 vols., and 5 pamphlets, inc. : Gibson, W.S. Descriptive and Historical Notices of Some Remarkable Northumbrian Castles, churches and Antiquities. First Series, 1848 Ñ Wilson, F.R. An Architectural survey of The Churches in the Archdeaconry of Lindisfarne..., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1870. (rebound) Ñ Wedgwood, Iris. Northumberland and Durham, 1932. Various sizes, mostly orig. bindings. (C) (14)

PERIODICALS. A large quantity including: Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society; British Archaeological Association Transactions and Journals; Churches Conservation Trust, Annual Reviews; Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians; Church Monuments Society, Journals; Local Historian, etc. Orig. wraps. (C) (a quantity)

ST. JOHN HOPE, W.H. Windsor Castle An Architectural History. 3 vols., inc. portfolio of plans, 1913. Folio, orig. cloth t.e.g., uncut (spines faded). Unnumbered copy, one of 1050 copies. Plates. (C) (3)

YORKSHIRE, YORK MINSTER. 33 vols., including: Christian, Ewan. Architectural Illustrations of Skelton Church, Yorkshire. 1846. Folio, orig. cloth gilt. (upper cover detached). Lithographic plates Ñ R.C.H.M. Roman York vol 1; City of York vol 5 The Central Area, 1981 Ñ Kelly's Directory of the North & East Ridings..., 1933. 3 folding maps (2 torn). With 3 others on Lancashire. (C) (36)

Set of 22 coloured architectural prints

Early 20thC oil on board, study of a wicker basket of flowers in architectural setting, signature indistinct, a another study of fruit, gilt frame (2)

A William IV Mahogany Bookcase, the carved architectural top above four glazed doors with turned scroll bar glazing, the lower section with four similar doors and with scroll mounts, raised upon a plinth, 186cms wide

A pair of French provincial carved oak doors, late 18th/ early 19th century, formerly built into an architectural scheme, (some loose frame sections present) 171cm high, 140cm wide (faults). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A pair of French painted beechwood single beds, of architectural form, 45.5in (115.4cm) h, 82.5in (209.5cm) w, 41.25in (105cm) d. (2) Losses to decoration.

* Jean-Paul Cleren b.1940- Portrait of a lady head and shoulders; gouache and watercolour, signed, 72x54cm: together with one further mixed media collage picture by the same hand depicting a hand and a portrait combined, signed, 59x41cm: Dennis Cohen, late 20th century- Architectural interior study from the late 1960's; gouache and collage, signed, 20x37.5cm., (3), (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A late 19th/ early 20th century oak cased aneroid barometer of architectural form, with silvered dial and thermometer, height overall, 100cm.

A late 19th/early 20th Century French gilt lacquered and champlevé enamelled Clock Garniture, the plinth-shaped case surmounted by an architectural pediment, set with a mask frieze, to an overhanging cornice to four freestanding columns, and further foliate decorated frieze panel to four bladed feet, with all over turquoise, white and red enamel decoration to a beaded bezel enclosing a 3 ½" Arabic gilt dial, signed E Polland of Paris, with blued steel fleur-de-lys hands, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement and strike on a blued steel coiled gong, height 15 ½"; together with a pair of campana urn-shaped Side Pieces, each with further champlevé enamelled rims and pedestals, with scrolling foliate handles, to plinth bases and raised on further bladed feet (3)

A late 19th Century cast Brass Mounted Walnut Mantel Clock, Lenzkirch 113028, the case with overhanging cornice surmounted by an architectural pediment, with urn and globe finials and mounts, to lions mask and ring side handles and caryatid corner mounts to a glazed door, and raised on a plinth base with scrolling bracket feet, to a 7" arched brass dial with applied Roman and Arabic chapter ring, to a matted centre and blued steel hands, and signed square plated movement, with anchor escapement and strike on two blued steel coiled gongs, height 23"

A late Regency Mahogany Secretaire Cabinet, the top of architectural design with two astragal glazed doors, the base with fitted secretaire drawer with drop down front, over three graduated drawers, limited ebonised stringing, all raised on four cheese feet, 48" wide

A Victorian mahogany pedestal sideboard of architectural form.

George Hippolyte Aurousseau : An important set of five large framed and glazed watercolour paintings of architectural features from the Temple of Luxor, also a rhyton, a vase and a drinking cup, each signed 'G. H. Arousseau' and dated between August 1886 and January 87, the largest 36cm x 26cm.

Hexagonal carved stone well-head, carved in relief with alternating shields, of lion rampant and three lions passant, all topped with a crown, 34" diameter, 36" high, with later added cast iron frame, (total height, 91"). Reputedly made up from architectural stonework from the Palace of Westminster. This would originally have formed part of the Gothic Revival work of Wyatt on the Houses of Parliament around 1805 and was probably removed following the disastrous fire of 1834 and the subsequent rebuilding by Sir Charles Barry. It is known that prominent political figures of the day including Sir Robert Peel were given statues and architectural fixtures. . Provenance: removed from a private residence in Guildford, Surrey. The family remember this as having been in situ for very many years.

Octagonal carved stone well-head, with fluted corners with repeating carved arched apertures and crowns, 72" wide, with late wrought iron top. Reputedly made up from architectural stonework from the Palace of Westminster. This would originally have formed part of the Gothic Revival work of Wyatt on the Houses of Parliament around 1805 and was probably removed following the disastrous fire of 1834 and the subsequent rebuilding by Sir Charles Barry. It is known that prominent political figures of the day including Sir Robert Peel were given statues and architectural fixtures. . Provenance: removed from a private residence in Guildford Surrey. The family remember this as having been in situ for very many years.

Pair of carved stone and pierced hexagonal bases. diameter 42, Reputedly made up from architectural stonework from the Palace of Westminster. This would originally have formed part of the Gothic Revival work of Wyatt on the Houses of Parliament around 1805 and was probably removed following the disastrous fire of 1834 and the subsequent rebuilding by Sir Charles Barry. It is known that prominent political figures of the day including Sir Robert Peel were given statues and architectural fixtures. . Provenance: removed from a private residence in Guildford Surrey. The family remember this as having been in situ for very many years. h: 26 in.

Pair twentieth century cast metal architectural wall mounted candle holders in the form of winged cherubs painted white h: 23 in.

GEORGE RICHARDSON (ENGRAVER) - 'East elevation of Gosford House in East Lothian, one of the seats of the Right Honourable the Earl of Wemyss', aquatint engraving, 10 1/2" x 26 1/2" and four further similar architectural engravings by the same hand (5).

18TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL - Design of an architectural vase and stand in the antique style, pen, ink and wash drawing, 15" x 7".

AN EARLY 20th CENTURY MANTEL CLOCK within an architectural walnut case, flanked by columns

TOYE KENNING & CO STERLING SILVER LIMITED EDITION SET OF 25 EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE YEAR MEDALLIONS in proprietory plush lined framed display, large centre medallion depicting St Paul's Cathedral London and inscribed to the reverse set No 19 of 2,500, 3in diameter and weighing 9 1/2ozs encircled by two rows of smaller medallions depicting sites of architectural interest each weighing 1oz, total weight 33 1/2ozs, hallmarked Birmingham 1977

POSTCARD ALBUM CONTAINING COLLECTION OF INDIAN COLOUR PRINTED ARCHITECTURAL GREETINGS CARDS, by Moorli Dhur and Sons, Ambala, mainly with matching border views including Massacre Ghat Cawnpore, B. Infantry Barracks from Church Steeple, Ambala (75 with matching borders and six others) 81 CARDS AND ANOTHER POSTCARD ALBUM, MAINLY EUROPEAN TOPOGRAPHICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL circa 1920'S featuring Nancy, Chamonix, Neuchatel etc. approx 130 cards (approx 211 cards in total)

SUNDRY MAINLY EDWARDIAN PIECES OF EPHEMERA includes LABELS/ADVERTISING PIECES for Titan Soap, Dr Lovelace's Soap and Pears Soap various CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR, BIRTHDAY AND OTHER GREETINGS CARDS, including pierced and embossed three fold paper birthday card, Kershaws, Middleton, Manchester 'Invitation Dance Programme, in excess of 60 pieces, together with SMALL COLLECTION OF CIRCA 1920's POSTAL CARDS mainly topographical and architectural greetings from seaside and other resorts/beauty spots, approx 64 cards (excess of 120 items in total)

TYMMS Samuel, Architectural & Historical Account of the Church of St Mary, Bury St Edmunds, Bury St Edmunds 1854, 4to, cloth re-backed, signed letter from the author tipped in (1)

An early 20th century oak mantel clock having architectural style decoration

Philip C Priestley, watercolour, architectural study `Bisham`, 1945, 27x37.5cm

Luis Pinto Coelho, signed watercolour and wash, architectural study with yachts, dated (19) 59, 30.1 x55cm

A postcard album, topographical subjects including Belper, Western-Super-Mare etc circa 1905 and another including French coastal and architectural views

A black marble mantel clock in an architectural case, fitted an eight-day striking movement, 34cm (13.25") high

A free standing 19th Century mahogany corner cupboard, the architectural pediment above two glazed panel doors with reeded tracery, the base fitted two panel doors on turned feet, 225cm (88.5") high

A satin mahogany wardrobe, the architectural pediment above a single panel door flanked free standing, gilt metal mounted columns, the base fitted a drawer, bears label Greenlands Ltd, Hereford, 131cm (51.5") wide

PHILIP CORDER: VERULAMIUM 1930-40, Verulamium Museum Publications, reprint from “Antiquity” 1941, orig wraps + KATHLEEN M KENYON: THE ROMAN THEATRE OF VERULAMIUM, reprinted from the St Albans and Hertfordshire Architectural and Archaeological Society’s Transactions 1934, orig wraps + MANDLEY AND SPARROW: THE RESIDENTIAL ATTRACTIONS OF HERTFORDSHIRE, circa 1937,fo, orig wraps (3)

HAND-BOOK TO THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ELY, Ely T A Hills and Son [1864], 8 engrd plts, orig blind stpd cl gt worn + JOHN HENRY PARKER: THE ECCLESIASTICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL TOPOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND ….. CAMBRIDGESHIRE, 1852, old cl worn (2)