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* An 18th century Italian gilt and painted console table, the shaped marble top, above gesso moulded and painted figural and foliate decoration overall, with single frieze drawer, raised on corinthian capital columns, with a stepped plinth base and bun feet, 98 x 123 x 57 cm.

A Hornby O Gauge coal truck in Burgundy livery, a Pullman coach, Capital truck, guards van, LMER coach, two flat trucks and a barrel carrying flat backed coach truck.(9)

A pair of gilt metal and marble mounted standard lamps, probably Italian, second quarter 20th century, the mounts of Italian green serpentine marble and marmo Portoro respectively, each with electrical fitment on a reeded stem, descending through a foliate cast collar to a square marble platform, above a Corinthian capital, the main shafts on conforming bases each with four paw feet, 142cm high overall

"Thorvald Marthisen, Tonsberg, Norway, 830 silver part cake service cutlery, open scroll and floral finial and capital stem, twelve pieces inc cake lifter, 312grs"

A good 19th century amputation set by Maw & Son, London, the fitted fiddleback mahogany box comprising nine pieces with ebony handles to include a capital saw, a metacarpal saw, three knives, a pair of tweezers, a scraper and two brass tourniquets with original canvas belts, width of case 40.5cm. (See illustration)

A VICTORIAN GOTHIC PAINTED AND GILDED OAK PEDESTAL IN THE MANNER OF A W N PUGIN the square shaft inset with panels gilt with the emblems of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the red capital applied with rosettes, 43cm h; 40 x 40cm ++In very good unrestored condition and possibly originally intended to display a statuette of Mary

A pair of silver plated metal and white marble mounted columnar table lamps, of recent manufacture, each with electrical fitment above a Corinthian capital, the tapered columns descending to waisted socles and square section stepped bases, 58cm high overall

A George V Paperknife, of bladed form with ring suspension, and decorated with a coronet over a capital C, and with further presentation inscription “J H MacDonald, 1921”, length 11”, London 1920, Maker’s Mark Mappin & Webb

Victorian silver plated six light candelabrum of neo-classical form, with central fluted column with beaded and anthemion decorated capital , on a shaped base with three monopod lion supports, the separate top with five ornate scrolled branches terminating in winged lions and fluted and scallop-edged drip-pans, urn-shaped candle holders and separate sconces with fluted borders, similarly decorated central candle holder, approximately 80cm overall height Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Autograph – Lilly Langtree small group including an autograph letter signed undated Gt Western Hotel to ‘Dearest Georgina The audience last night was capital ...they applauded more than ever. I was so pleased to get 8 letters as I am so alone Lillie’ a large ms menu issued by Maxims in Paris with inscription to verso: ‘Paul a lawyers life is certainly full of excitement !!! Sapphire & diamonds Lillie’ menu is a little faded but inscription is clear and a bronzed metal elongated oval piece fashioned into a brooch showing Salome dancing the seven veils amidst art nouveau foliage and engraved with a double ‘L.L.’

A Gilt Brass Mounted and Cut Glass Table Oil Lamp, perhaps Osler, circa 1880, the domed hobnail cut base with slice cut semi-ovoid cabochons to the angles beneath a part octagonal panelled stem, to a conforming capital and compressed spherical oil reservoir supporting a Hinks & Sons` patent burner, funnel and decorative engraved globe shade, 78cm high overall

A Carved Sandstone Capital, early 20th century, of circular shape with domed top, bordered by four ram masks over a frieze of fruits, 47cm high, 69cm diameter

RAILWAY. Tourret, R. Petroleum Rail Tank Wagons of Britain, first edition, Tourret Publishing, Abingdon 1980. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Hornby, F. London Suburban. An Illustrated History of the Capital`s Commuter Lines Since 1948, first edition, Silver Link Publishing, Wadenhoe 1995. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Smith, P. An Historical Survey of the Midland & Gloucestershire, Station Layouts and Illustrations, first edition, Oxford Publishing Company, Poole 1985. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; and a large quantity of other works of railway interest.

A patinated metal lamp base, in Continental 19th century style, surmounted by a naturalistic stylised capital, the stem formed of a model of a stylised dolphin in rococo style, on a concave sided plinth, 78cm high

A silver coloured metal lamp base, in Continental 19th century style, surmounted by a naturalistic stylised capital, the stem formed of a model of a stylised dolphin in rococo style, on a concave sided plinth, 77cm high

A pair of blue glass and brass column lights, the top of the column consisting of a brass Corinthian capital, the fluted glass column leading to a brass square pedestal base, height 54 cm, with a pair of blue milk glass urn lights, decorated with gilded designs, with a pierced metal top and on metal base with feet, height 39 cm, (4), (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure electrical items are professionally rewired before use.)

A pair of metal candle standards, late 20th century, of slim cylindrical form, with cup and socket sconce, Corinthian capital topped fluted shaft, on a stepped base, height 106 cm, together with three iron five light chandeliers and a modern brass port-hole and a red decorated tray, (7). (It is the buyer`s responsibility to ensure electrical items are professionally rewired for use.)

A CARVED AND STAINED WOOD CORINTHIAN COLUMN-CAPITAL

Elis, Olympia, stater, c. 350 BC, laureate head of Zeus right, rev., F-A, eagle with closed wings standing right on capital; in lower right field, thunderbolt, 12.16g, die axis 12.00, toned, very fine to extremely fine and well centredThis coin published: Seltman 196b; K. Schefold, Meisterwerke der griechischen Kunst, 1960, 517. Other references: BCD collection 136; Pozzi 1865, both from the same obverse die. Provenance: Münzen und Medaillen 37, Basel, 5 December 1968, lot 199; Mutiaux collection, Paris.

A red, purple and black veined marble vase pedestal with chased gilt metal basal collar and Ionic capital, 11" square, 42" high

"Silver sugar sifter spoon, the oval bowl pierced with foliate scrolls George Unite, Birmingham 1861; a pair of silver pepperettes, marks worn; and an unmarked wine label, capital letter M. (4) 86grs"

A pair of late Victorian silver Corinthian column twin branch candelabra, each Corinthian capital sconce with detachable nozzle on a scroll branch, above a fluted column and stepped square base, London 1892 by Hunt and Roskell, height approx 32.5cm.

S** SIMMS, CHIPPING NORTON AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND ELM, MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK having hood with moulded pediment, flank cast brass capital pilasters, waist door and box base, 30 hour four pillar strike faced by an 11 dial, 194cm

A GILT-METAL MOUNTED GREEN ONYX TORCHERE, the square top above a cylindrical standard, surmounted by a Corinthian capital, continuing to a square plinth base. Height 1.08m, top 0.28m.

A medieval carved stone capital, 24cm high x 42cm deep

NUREMBERG CHRONICLE, Hartmann Schedel, Liber Chronicarum, Nuremberg, Anton Koberger for Sebald Schreyer and Sebastian Kammermeister, 12th July 1493. Imperial 2o, 402 x 335mm; collation [20], cclxvi, [5] cclxvii- ccxcix, [1]; 325 of 326 leaves, lacking blank. Woodcut title (1r) laid down. 1809 woodcut illustrations from 645 blocks. Initials supplied in colour - red, blue, green and gold. Capital letters highlighted in red, and woodcuts in skilful old hand colouring throughout. Worn seventeenth century calf with armorial crest in gilt on the front board and label to spine: `Historia Aetatum Mundi`. Provenance: Crossley family of Todmorden and by descent. An unpublished family history records that the book was loaned to the Brotherton Library, Leeds University, between 1938 and 1956 and stored with incunabula underground by the National Library of Wales during World War Two. First Edition of the most extensively illustrated book of the fifteenth century. The Chonicle contains more illustrations than any previous publication from moveable type. The text covers the history of the world from the beginning to the date of publication. It is thought that around 1400 to 1500 copies of the Latin edition were published with around 400 still extant. The illustrations come from the workshop of Michael Wolgemut with his apprentice Albrecht Durer probably contributing to the publication. The text shows frequent finger marking and occasional page repairs. Many pages, particularly in the middle of the volume, have been reattached to page stubs. There is some waterstaining to the rear of the book. Folio ccxcix has been laid down in order to strengthen the holed map of Europe, with further paper repairs around the colophon. The marbled front free endpaper has adhered to the front board. The first two of the blank leaves called for (folios cclix and cclx) have headlines supplied in manuscript and may be later replacements. The woodcuts are excellent impressions and the colouring skilful and attractive. Comparison with other coloured examples of the book and the presence of coloured initials strongly suggests that the colouring is early or contemporary with publication (Illustrated)

An early 20th Century brass and ebonite oil lamp, square stepped base below diamond cut column, acanthus capital and brass reservoir, 60 cm high.

A cut glass and gilt metal mounted table lamp, second half 20th century, with square section capital above the tapering, hobnail cut and wrythen stem, descending past a waisted socle to the circular base, on four foliate cast toupie feet, 80cm high including electrical fitment. Provenance: The Late Mr Michael Stoop

Two gilt metal columnar table lamps in the 19th century style, 20th century, one with triform Ionic capital applied with three maidens’ masks, reeded stem, stepped base and paw feet; the other with Corinthian capital, tapering, reeded stem, waisted socle and stepped base, 67 and 57cm high including electrical fitments respectively; and a pair of silvered metal twin light wall appliques, 20th century. Provenance: The Late Mr Michael Stoop

A patinated and gilt metal table lamp in the Louis Philippe style, last quarter 20th century, with foliate cast capital and reeded, tapering stem, above an acanthus clad and waisted socle, above three paw feet and a triform, foliate cast base, on three toupie feet, 61cm high including electrical fitment. Provenance: The Late Mr Michael Stoop

A patinated and gilt metal table lamp in the Louis Philippe style, last quarter 20th century, with foliate cast capital above a fluted, tapering shaft, the foliate cast socle on three scrolled volute supports above a triform and foliate clad, stepped base, on three toupie feet, 66cm high including electrical fitment. Provenance: The Late Mr Michael Stoop

A live-steam launch engine, with twin simple cylinders of approximately 2 inch bore by 3 inch stroke, of open crank design with six turned steel pillar supports and slipper guides, the steam valve cover bearing a cast capital `T`, and with fitted drain cocks and solid disc flywheel, unpainted, 43cm high, 35cm long.

A Capital Toilet Soap rectangular enamel sign, 72" x 24".

AN ELECTRO PLATE ON COPPER NEO CLASSICAL ADAM STYLE CANDLESTICK, having fluted capital (sconce missing), on loaded rams head and garland base, 32cm high, and ANOTHER circular foliate decorated, 31cm high

An antique style cast metal square sun dial on a moulded cement plinth with fluted column and scrolled capital and a cast and wrought metal representation of the sun

Sussex – Worth indenture on 16 large leaves of vellum dated October 31st 1853^ being the conveyance of the Manor of Worth^ with the capital mansion of Rowfant^ farms^ mills and other residences^ between Henry Willet to C M Lampson. Document in fine fresh condition throughout with two complete manuscript schedules of property and a fine large manuscript estate plan executed in ink with wash colours^ and with each field numbered to relate to the schedules on the document. The Manor of Worth was situated near to modern day Crawley. Rowfant became the home of the poet and author Frederick Locker

A late Victorian spelter oil lamp, with acid etched shade and yellow glass reservoir, painted with flowers and leaves, on a fluted column with Corinthian capital and stepped square base, height approx 64cm.

A brass table lamp with fluted column, Corinthian capital and stepped square base, together with nine other table lamps.

AN EPNS CORINTHIAN CAPITAL STYLE OIL LAMP having the remnants of electrical fittings, cut squat reservoir, fluted stem and square loaded stepped base, 60cm high

A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS SILVER PLATE INCLUDING TWO SILVER HALLMARKED JAM SPOONS M.M. C.B&S AND A CAPITAL SILVER PLATE ENTREE DISH.

A fine old dark green, white veined Marble Plinth in three sections, the tapering column support having spiral fluting and standing on an octagonal base and with a circular capital/platform to the top, 11 1/4`` diameter, 39 1/2`` high approx. Although from a different vendor this would be ideal for the display of the preceding lot, contrasting superbly with the white Marble of the Romanelli sculpture.

A carved wood figure of a ram, possibly a base for a capital/column

BRENTFORD Small selection of programmes, Away at Headington 28/9/55 (punch-holes, rust marks-fair at best), Crystal Palace v Brentford 21/10/59 Southern Professional Cup, Youth Cup v Leatherhead 1/12/83, and v Buntingford 22/11/2005, also approximately twenty modern Junior programmes, mainly nineties Capital League but including home v Gillingham 4/10/77 Mid-Week League and away at Spurs SEC Semi 88/9 + Sutton Utd v Brentford 28/7/2007. Also included is a press photograph from Brentford v Burnley 12/2/49 Cup showing goal-mouth action. Fair

An early/mid-20th Century spelter and alabaster table lamp with a foliate scroll capital and scroll feet.

A 20th Century cast composition garden pedestal, the Ionic capital surmounted with a sundial above a spiral fluted stem and a square base, height of pedestal approx 93cm.

A PINKY ROUGE MARBLE PEDESTAL with ormolu Corinthian capital, 40 3/4ins. (103.5cms.) high

AN EARLY GEORGE II CAST TAPERSTICK on a canted square base with a knopped column & spool capital, the base scratched "B" over "MS" underneath, by James Gould, London 1729; 4.4" (11 cms) high; 3.6 oz

A WILLIAM IV SILVERGILT, NATURALISTIC CHAMBERSTICK the base in the form of five overlapping oak leaves, with a leaf-capped handle, leafy capital & acorn & oak leaf stem, complete with detachable nozzle & snuffer, by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1832; 3.75" (9.5 cms) high

A George IV mahogany linen press, having a rectangular door with a brass grille and leaf capital carvings, enclosing four slides above two short and a long drawer, fitted cast gilt brass handles, above a deep drawer with a two drawer dummy front, fitted brass ring handles, 80.5in (204.5cm) h, 41in (104cm) w, 23.5in (59.5cm) d.

A pair of 18th/19th century Georgian hallmarked silver sauce ladles, with part hallmarks, marks for Newcastle, capital `E` date letter and indistinct further singular mark, length 17cm, weight approx 1.3oz (2)

A brass lamp standard, with foliate capital, fluted column, stepped base and raised on four lions paw feet.

THE WHISKY OF 1990 Blended Scotch Whisky by Whyte & Mackay. To celebrate the Cultural Capital of Europe 1990. 75cl 40% volume. TAMNAVULIN 1968 THE STILLMAN`S DRAM Single Speyside Malt Whisky. Bottle No. 000766. 750ml 40% volume. 2 Bottles

A 20th Century composition sundial stand, the metal dial on a spiral fluted column with a Corinthian capital, height of column approx 67cm.

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN COLUMNAR CANDLESTICKS with corinthian capital, gadrooned nozzle and stop fluted shaft, on stepped square foot, 31.5cm h, by Carrington & Co, Sheffield 1889, loaded ++Drilled where previously adapted as electric table lamps, one with the lower part of a lamp holder soldered to the nozzle

A GOTHIC REVIVAL CAST-IRON STAND the spirally reeded shaft with guilloche capital on domed openwork foot, associated liver marble circular top, 129cm h, 44cm diam, late 19th c ++Rusted

ARCHITECTURAL. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PARCEL GILT AND STAINED PINE COLUMNS with ionic capital, fluted shaft and turned cavetto base, 299cm h ++In good entirely original condition with very minor losses, paint chips, not stripped or redecorated

A VICTORIAN SANDSTONE SUNDIAL the 9 inch bronze horizontal dial indistinctly signed and with plain gnomon, on chamfered pillar with square capital, the sides with latin inscription and date 1838, on chamfered pillar with the raised initials EC/DT and stepped plinth, 106cm h The inscription reads: EDVARDVS T COKE DE BRIMINGTON ARMIG: ET DIANA NVPER TALBOT CROSBIE DE ARDFERT IN HIBERNIA CONIVX TEMPORIS NVNQVAM REDITVRI MEMORES ET FVTVRA SPERANTES. MONITOREM HVNC PONI CVRAVERVNT ANNO SALVTIS MDCCCXXXVIII. Erected at their home Brimington Hall (demolished 1931) the present sundial was commissioned by Colonel Edward Thomas Coke, DL, JP (1807-1888) of Brimington and Trusley, Derbyshire and Debdale Hall, Nottinghamshire. He married, in August 1835 Diana (d1895) daughter of the Rev. John Talbot-Crosbie of Ardfert Abbey, Co Kerry. They had three daughters. Colonel Coke was the son of D`Ewes Coke (d 1856) of Brookhill Hall, Pinxton, Nottinghamshire and Harriet Wright (d1815) of Mapperley Hall, Nottingham. A watercolour full-length portrait of Colonel Coke in uniform, when in Burma, painted jointly by himself and his wife, was sold from the Collection of Michael Appleby, Sotheby`s, 20 November 2000, lot 139. ++The bronze dial weathered and with green patina but probably original to the sone pillar, the capital with two large flat corner chips and minor edge knocks but in basically good original condition

A CORINTHIAN CAPITAL, WASH AND PENCIL, signed Galley and dated 1913. 55cm by 47cm

Sevres four piece tea set comprising: circular tray, 36.5cm wide, teapot, 13.5cm high, lidded sucriere, 12.25cm high and cream jug, 9.5cm high, each piece with painted decoration depicting interior scenes with figures on a heavily gilded bleu de roi ground, marked with a capital L within interlaced L`s

A 20TH CENTURY WEST GERMAN GOEBEL PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A STANDING BEEFEATER, holding a staff with "T.O.L." capital, impressed underside "LG 313 1970", 22cm high