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Seven various pendant fob medallions, three travelling darts, a spoon with a figure terminal, a Ronson lighter, a thimble, a Merchant Navy badge and a 1938 threepence.

A pair of Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel salts, compressed circular, decorated with stylised flowers beneath red and green darts, 4.5cm diam, cyrillic maker's mark, standard 916, St Petersburg 1908-17 ++ The enamel on one very slightly chipped

A Victorian mother of pearl card case, inlaid with rainbow shell darts and lines and engraved with a bird or trailing foliage, 10.5cm h (see illustration) ++ Minute corner chips but basically fine

A Wedgwood bone china part tea and coffee service, of Bute shape, with a wide border pattern of darts in two shades of blue divided by gilt palmettes, the service including a plate, 22.5cm diam, red printed mark to most pieces, c1805 (16) (see illustration) ++ One coffee can with slight localised discolouration to an area of crazing of the glaze on the interior only, three of the saucers with slight rubbing to the gilding on the top surface of the rim which is not too noticeable and does not detract

A WILL YOUNG WIDDECOMBE FAIR POTTERY GROUP showing the Widdecombe Fair figures in a tavern scene, playing darts and chatting on two settles, marked on the back 'For Us Wants To Go To Widdecombe Fair, with Bill Brewer, Jan Stewer, Peter Gurnes, Dan'l Whiddon, Arry Awke, Old Uncle Tom Cobley and All', also marked Runnaford Pottery, Runnaford Coombe, Devon, Will Young, 8ins. (20cm.) high

An Avon cat perfume bottle, together with scent bottles, playing cards, darts, pen knives, propelling pens and pencils, paper knives etc.

Two German ball bearing puzzles, a darts board with five balls and a dog in a top hat smoking a cigar with Escalado horses and 30/40 Wills 'Old Inns' cigarette cards

Richard Naish (20th century) The darts player Oil on canvas 41cm x 25cm Together with an oil study of trees by the same hand (2) Exhibited: "Britain at play Exhibition, 1955, The Art Exhibitions Bureau, 23 Albemarle Street, London

A RARE 'DARTS KITE', 19th century, the kite consisting of brown silk fabric covering a wooden stick frame, with adjustable flying line, in original pine case together with full instructions for flying. in very good condition for its age.

Silver two-handled trophy cup, hallmarked London 1907, engraved 'Whitbread (Exeter) Darts League Div. 5', scrolled leaf handles, 17oz, 16.5cm tall

The set of darts used by John Lowe when winning the 1993 World Professional Darts Championship, the original box signed in red marker pen by John Lowe & inscribed with details of their subsequent use by Lowe during the 1995 World Matchplay Championships at Blackpool; sold with a letter of authenticity signed by John Lowe confirming the 1993 details. A proportion of the proceeds from this lot are being donated to the Ashgate Hospice, Registered Charity No.700636

Miscellaneous. A selection of programmes including Rugby Union, Rugby League, Speedway, tennis (Wimbledon), cricket, Olympics, Superbowl, and 'the Derby' , also Harlem Globetrotters and ticket 1972, World Speedway final and ticket 1967, British Games (athletics), White City 1957, Don Bradman record compilation 1927-41, forty-four seasonal magazines 'The British Racehorse', between 1945 and 1969, various stamps and first day covers, Bob Anderson darts medal, 'The Greatest', an autobiography of Muhammad Ali, collection of racehorse tickets, all generally in good condition (2 cartons)

Two blue-printed chinoiserie bowls: one decorated on the outside with sections from the Conversation pattern and on the inside with a central sheaf of corn within a border featuring long panels, diameter 22.2cm (broken and repaired); the other, probably Swansea, printed on the outside with two prints of fruit, one with an exotic bird, and on the inside with a central Rural Lovers medallion and a border of half flowerheads, darts, and other suspended motifs, diameter 20.5cm (cracked); both unmarked, circa 1790-1800

Collection of games to include 1950s Climb Mount Everest, Spears Gretna Green, Mappa Mundi (complete), Lotto, Tiddly Winks, Fireside Darts, Badminton and Jokari

* Churchill (Right Hon. Winston Spencer, M.P.). Typed letter signed, June 1955, Chartwell letterhead, 'Dear Mrs Sullivan, I write to thank you for the generous help you gave during the General Election. We of Woodford can be justly proud of the results of our efforts.', signed in blue ink, lightly creased where previously folded, window-mounted with the original envelope and an original b & w press photo. showing Churchill demonstrating his skill as a darts player, with a group of onlookers, image size approx. 18 x 24 cm., black and gilt frame, glazed (1)

George III rectangular Mustard, the hinged lid with shell thumb-piece, enclosing a gilt interior, shaped handle and on rectangular base, cast with eggs and darts, maker’s mark T.N., London 1790, 140grms.

* Zeppelin Relics. A fragment of rivetted framework mounted on a base with brass plaque engraved "Piece of Zeppelin L15 brought down in Thames Estuary April 1916"; and three napkin rings made from the tubular structure, each engraved Zeppelin L15. On March 31, 1916 Loachim Breithaupt, captain of L15 was attacked by the aeroplane flown by 2nd Lt. A. de Brandon using explosive darts (Brandon was flying a B.E.2C and took off from Hainault Farm in Essex). Badly damaged, but not burning, Breithaupt brought his Zeppelin down into the sea near Westgate, Kent. 17 crew members survived and were rescued by H.M.S. Vulture. L15 sank off Westgate, Breithaupt was interned at Donnington Hall until the Armistice. (4)

A set of three modern darts,+ six sided with steel points and metal sections to take feathers, maker B's, Birmingham 1937 (3).

A box of sundries, to include lantern, darts, glass bowl on silvered stand, a rugby box, trays and other items

Darts: two silver and enamel medallions awarded 1946 & 1947, together with three Tunnicliffe darts with feather flights.

Darts: two silver and enamel medallions awarded 1946 & 1947, together with three Tunnicliffe darts with feather flights.

Tottenham Hotspur ephemera, rules books for 1951-52 & 1954-55; programme for a Spurs Olympic Games Fund darts match, 1952; a club Xmas card; & 5 various invitations for various celebration events, 1950/60s

The set of darts used by John Lowe when winning the 1993 World Professional Darts Championship, the original box signed in red marker pen by John Lowe & inscribed with details of their subsequent use by Lowe during the 1995 World Matchplay Championships at Blackpool; sold with a letter of authenticity signed by John Lowe confirming the 1993 details. A proportion of the proceeds from this are being donated to the Ashgate Hospice, Registered Charity No.700636.

Tottenham Hotspur ephemera, rules books for 1951-52 & 1954-55; programme for a Spurs Olympic Games Fund darts match, 1952; a club Xmas card; & 5 various invitations for various celebration events, 1950/60s

Box of games including table tennis, darts, dominoes, Besique etc

A rectangular silver cigarette case, presentation inscribed within, 'Presented to George Glover, White Hart Hotel, Portsmouth, in appreciation of his services in the News of the World Individual Darts Championship of England and Wales, 1948 - 50', the exterior engine turned, Birmingham 1948.

*Large late 18th century Chinese punch or rose bowl, the centre decorated a boy holding out a basket to a fisherman who is holding a fish, seated on an island, the outside of the bowl intensely decorated with mandarins, birds and flowers in rural vignettes, the borders with floral and bird vignettes and darts - bowl broken but pieces remain, 12 1/2 ins diameter

A rare and attractive Lowestoft relief-moulded cider mug, painted in underglaze blue with a Chinaman with a fishing rod near a hut, a stilt dwelling to the other side, divided by an island with a lotus and willow tree flanked by a boat and birds, in crisply moulded and reeded borders of leaves and seeding, a band of darts around the shoulder, foliage to the scrolling handle and with spearhead inner border, 9cms h, painted 5 in underglaze blue, c1765-1770 collector's label

A Guinness pool cue and a set of Guinness "Golden" darts.

A Guinness pool cue and a set of Guinness "Golden" darts.

A set of Guinness "Golden" darts, a small bottle of Guinness "50years" brew and a lady's scarf. (3)

A heavy Greek bronze helmet of Illyrian type. Mediterranean area / Balkans,. first half of the 5th century B.C. Wrought in one piece with a rectangular opening for the face, on top of the bowl two parallel extruded ridges from back to front that serve as a base for an attachable crest (missing), the avantail small, long curved cheek flanks with high corner darts and pierced at the lower points for chin straps (small restorations to the bowl, cheek flanks and avantail), the border ornamented all around with struck motifs inside a frame or panel. H 20 cm = 7.9 in, W 1,747 g. The surface in fine dark-green to red patina, humus encrustations on the inside. Cfr. €9,000.00

A silver thimble and a silver darts medal

Two Ottoman silver bowls, Turkey, circa 18th/19th century, the first of broad rounded form with a central raised boss decorated in repousse with a star and crescent motif within a band of radiating darts, with further bands of radiating panels alternately decorated with floral motifs, diameter 22.5cm., 9in.; the other of deep circular form with a broad central boss, decorated in repousse with floral motifs on a punched ground, diameter 22.5cm., 9in.

A Guinness two-piece pool cue; a cribbage board; a set of three "Guinness golden" darts; a pair of cufflinks; and twin pack of cards. (5)

A silver two handled cup, Birmingham, marks rubbed, inscribed Chronicle darts League Individual Challenge Cup, 6.5 in (16.51 cm) high, 248.8 gm, (8 oz) approximate

TAUNTON CIDER - a large glazed pottery trophy tankard "Dry Blackthorn Cider Darts Masters Championships Finals, Winner" the handles modelled as hands holding a dart, 20.5cms high max (one hand repaired).

TAUNTON CIDER - a set of darts with Dry Blackthorn flights in original case; two small glazed pottery ashtrays, a quantity of Blackthorn glass mats, two stoneware bottles, an apple shaped chopping board and some glasses (good).