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A miscellany of vintage and antique items, to include brass boxes, one having embossed eagle design, cut throat razors, novelty flint lighter, pocket knives etc.

A collection of vintage lighters, to include desk top, novelty examples, including miniature Japanese Prince lighter.

A vintage AA membership badge, No 0B18974, a Ronson Varaflame lighter in box and a mixed lot of jewellery, Silver Jubilee coin and badges in Egyptian style box.

A 20th century textured white metal zippo type pocket cigarette lighter, having a yellow metal inlaid decoration in the form of a bird amongst flowers, stamped verso 'Silver 800 Guatemala'

A Du Pont de Paris textured gold plated cased pocket cigarette lighter numbered R4DL20, together with various other pocket cigarette lighters, together with a Dunhill textured silver plated pocket cigarette lighter, various others to include Calibri??? etc

A box of table lighters to include A Dunhill example and novelty examplesKickstart lighter looks to be complete, worn, pitted and scratched.Dunhill lighter is incomplete. Tarnished, pitted and damaged underneath.

A Xikar humidor, with cigars, an S T Dupont lighter, cased, a Dunhill pen, a Dunhill lighter, cased, cufflinks, a Dunhill wallet, ashtrays and other items

A Miscellaneous Group, including a pair of portrait photographs of King George V and a signed Queen Mary; a Post Office money box and key; an Italian brass desk knife; a cased toothpick; a Dunhill cigarette lighter; a Queen Elizabeth II timepiece; a British Red Cross badge; and binocularsThe portrait of King is undisigned is in reasonable condition, the leather strut is completely detached, general wear to the leather, Queen Mary with a wide border of heavy fading/discolouration, strut is very loose but still attached, general wear to the leather.Both inscribed verso; personally presented to Lt Col... (see images)

A collection of Wedgwood Jasperware; mainly trinket pots, 20+, table lighter and pin dishes

A silver table lighter, William Comyns, London 1903, 124g gross weight

Yerba mate tea gourd calabash cup with silver-plated foliate mounts raised upon three hoof feet, together with silver-plate mounted coconut shell raised upon three pad feet, MYON chromium plated table lighter, Walker and Hall ashtray with five shilling coin to centre, tallest H15cm

Collection of various razors and smoking items to include Ronson brass table lighter, Rolls Razor, Seigneur case with lighter, etc

A Boer War trench art table top petrol lighter made from a period brass shell case. Stamped to the base: EP 97. Diameter at the base 7cms (2.75ins) by 22.5cms (8.875ins) high

A Cartier gold plated gas lighter, number 81568E; together with a gold plated heavy link identity bracelet (2).

Ronsons Art Deco cigarette case & matching lighter. (2)

Vintage dunhill london cigarette lighter

A boxed Cockburn's port gift set and a Zippo lighter

The Howitt Lighter, Sheffield 1942, with all over engine turned decoration, 6cm.

Dunhill, a gold plated Rollagas lighter, with engine turned decoration, case.

Dunhill, a gold plated Rollagas lighter, with linear engraved decoration.

Dunhill, a gold plated Rollagas lighter, with engine turned decoration.

Dunhill, a gold plated Rollagas lighter and a silver plated example (2).

Oysters.- Oysters and their cultivation. Compiled from authentic sources by order of the Board of Directors of the South of England Oyster Company, final f. printed in red recto and with advertisement verso, title and final verso stained, occasional lighter staining elsewhere, lightly browned, 20th century dark blue straight-grain crushed morocco, gilt, rubbed, no printer, 1865 § Murrey (Thomas J.) Oysters and Fish, title with wood-engraved vignette, lightly browned, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, edges worn, faded and rubbed, New York, Frederick A. Stokes, 1888; and 7 others, Oysters, v.s. (9)

[Menon.] The French family cook: being a complete system of French cookery. Adapted to the Tables not only of the Opulent, but of Persons of moderate Fortune and Condition, first edition in English, final advertisement f., water-stained, occasional spotting, lightly browned, new endpapers, contemporary sheep, rebacked in a lighter brown modern calf with burgundy label, corners worn, covers little rubbed and marked, [Bitting p. 554; Cagle 872; Maclean p.101; Oxford p.121-122; Simon BG 714], 8vo, Printed for J. Bell, No. 148, Oxford Street, nearly opposite New Bond Street, 1793.⁂ First edition in English of his La Cuisinière bourgeoise, Paris, 1746.

Silver curb link bracelet, with heart locket clasp and twenty-one silver charms including horse, poodle, rose flower, heart ring box, classic car, British Passport, lighter, camera, drum and champagne bottle in bucketCondition Report:Approx 152.9gm

A Dunhill flintlock 'Tinder pistol' lighter, with bronze effect cast body, the underside stamped 'Dunhill tinder pistol, made in England, PAT. 592139 USA. Patpend', 15.5cm

A vintage cigar box of assorted misc items. To include: cigar cutter; lead figure; folding book shaped lighter; buttons; Stag, Ireland combination knife, fork, spoon folding tool; and hinge lidded vest/match case.

A 9ct gold Rollboy lighter by A D Bach. Engine turned decoration to all sides and one panel sliding to reveal the gas valve and stamped "BACH" WORCESTER, Maker's mark ADB and Birmingham marks for 1964, height 6cm, weight 79.2g..

East India Company, Madras Presidency, European Minting, 1803-8, Soho, copper 20 Cash, 1803, heavy issue, arms and supporters, east india company above, date below, rev. bist kas chahar falus ast [Twenty cash make four falus], xx . cash in exergue, 11.98g/6h (Prid. 190 [Sale, lot 384]; Stevens 5.110; KM. 321). Extremely fine, a hint of original colour £60-£80 --- Provenance: Bt R. Weir (Unionville, ONT) August 1998. Owner’s ticket. The English entrepreneur Matthew Boulton (1728-1809) received his first coining order from the Company in 1786. Once his Birmingham manufactory had been established, Boulton’s coins were sent to St Botolph’s Wharf in London and thence shipped to the Far East on the Company’s vessels. Robert Wissett (1750-1820), the Company’s secretary who was Boulton’s chief contact, had enquired about the possibility of a coinage contract for Madras at the turn of the century, but Boulton’s full order book meant that it was another two years before such an order could be considered. Sir Charles Wilkins (1749-1836), the Company’s librarian and a noted linguist, designed the coins, the dies for which were engraved by the sculptor John Phillp (1778-1815), an employee of Boulton. The three larger denominations were struck first, the initial order arriving at St Botolph’s Wharf in early November 1802; the tiny Cash coin was problematic to make and it was not until January 1803 that Boulton devised a way of manufacturing them, but ultimately almost half of the entire order, which amounted to a total of 37,936,000 copper coins across the four denominations, comprised these single Cash. A second order of coins for Madras was first mooted in September 1807, but delays caused by the decision as to whether Boulton or the Company would provide the copper for them meant that coining did not commence until late in 1807 and continued until February 1808. Subsequently two further batches of coins were struck, in June-July 1808 and December 1808 to June 1809, and it is these that are almost certainly of the lighter weight standard; in all a total of 86,515,000 1808-dated copper coins were struck. A large percentage of the light issue was lost in the sinking of the Admiral Gardner, a Company ship, on her sixth voyage to the East, on the Goodwin Sands on 25 January 1809. Currency coins dated 1803 and 1808 are common in low grades but difficult to find in EF or better condition as they saw a wide contemporary circulation

East India Company, Bombay Presidency, Later Uniform coinages, 1830-5, Bombay dies, copper Proof Half-Anna, 1832/1246h, arms and supporters, east india company above, date below, rev. scales, half anna above, adil [Justice] between pans, date below, edge plain, 10.89g/6h (Prid. 204 [Sale, lot 495]; Stevens 5.15; KM. 250). Extremely fine and toned, extremely rare [certified by NGC as a Pattern, graded PF 61 BN] £2,000-£2,600 --- Provenance: P. Snartt (Bristol, UK) Collection SNC (London) May 1980 (3843), ticket. Owner’s ticket. The building of a new mint at Bombay commenced with the laying of the foundation stone on 1 February 1825. But as far back as 1820 the Company had been engaged with Boulton, Watt & Co for the necessary minting machinery, with its emissary, Capt (later Major) John Hawkins, Bombay Engineers, making several visits to Soho, but work did not start until February 1823 and the presses, along with the sub-contractors to operate them and Hawkins himself, did not leave England until the autumn of the following year. Numerous local setbacks ensured that the first trial pieces, thought to be the ‘lion and palm’ coppers struck at the end of 1828 and described in a letter from Hawkins to Boulton in February 1829 (see Lot 562), met with a mixed reception. The Court of Directors ordered the new machine-struck coinage, of half-, quarter- and twelfth-annas, be made to a lighter weight standard, which caused concern, but manufacture of quarter-annas began on 22 November 1830 and twelfth-annas early in 1831. The old Bombay mint was closed in April 1831 and staff transferred to the new facility, but the increasingly-ill Hawkins had died two months earlier. A small number of half-annas dated 1832 were struck and a few appear to have escaped into circulation; 12 proofs were sent to London for approval by the Court of Directors, but the Bombay die-sinker, a Mr Clarke, had resigned in an apparent fit of pique, causing the mint engineer, Capt Frederick McGillivray (†1838), Royal Engineers, to request a complete set of new matrices from the mint at Calcutta

Continental cold painted Spelter pheasant table lighter, length 31cm, in good condition, missing striker.

Vintage Colibri mini mono gas and 2 x Colibri molectric lighters with original boxes and a pre war Parker Beacon "The Efficient" lighter.

A mixed lot to include a Solian ware part tea set, mixed coins and a Calibri Monogas gold plated lighter fitted with a watch movement

Two Tekke Bokhara rugslate 19th centuryone with more geometric borders and a red field with three rows of guls, the other example of similar design, more faded in colour, (2)Length 157cm, width 119cm, Length 150cm, width 112cmCondition: The darker example has losses to the side cords. The lighter example is more faded and and has a 7cm repair and a smaller repair.This lot must  be collected from the Auction venue by 1pm Friday 10th February.  Please arrange transport before this deadline.   Uncollected property will be transported to our offsite storage facility and collection can be arranged by appointment only.  Additional fees of £20 apply for the transport

A Grand Tour bronze figure of Hermes, after the Antiqueseated on a rock, on a naturalistic baseHeight 19cm, width 20cmCondition: Formerly mounted on a base. The figure is patinated/lighter in colour mainly to the right arm, back and the rear of the rock.

British Army WW1 King's Liverpool Regiment medal group of four comprising 1914/1915 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal and Edward VII Territorial Force Efficiency Medal with bar named to 18 WO Class II H W Johnson to War and Victory Medals, Company Sergeant Major to 1914/1915 Star and Sergeant to Efficiency Medal, together with his miniatures, silver War Badge, Princess Mary Christmas tin and trench art lighter. See lot 210 for the WW1 medals awarded to Warrant Officer Johnson's son.

An early 20th C handmade white metal lighter (probably Egyptian) inset with an Austrian 1780 silver coin, H. 7cm.

A Colibri silver plated table lighter with an Evans, for Tiffany & Co. table lighter and a 1942 military shell ashtray, tallest 8cm.

A hallmarked silver 'witchball' table lighter with a hallmarked silver engine turned table lighter and a further 925 silver 'the classic' lighter, tallest 9cm.

[Austen, Jane] Sense and Sensibility A Novel. In Three Volumes. By the Author of "Pride and Prejudice". London: printed for the author, and published by T. Egerton, 1813. 3 volumes, 12mo (17.5 x 10cm), mid-late 19th century tan half calf, green morocco title labels to second compartments, volume numbers gilt to fourth compartments direct, comb-marbled sides, edges sprinkled red, with the half-titles, without the final blanks (O10, N8, O4), moderate spotting to outer leaves, occasional lighter spotting elsewhere, bindings rubbed, [Gilson A2; Keynes 2]Note: Note: Second edition of Austen's first-published novel and the work she chose over Pride and Prejudice 'to launch her career as a published writer' (ODNB). The first edition appeared in 1811, attributed on the title-pages to a 'Lady'. Austen 'introduced several alterations into the text' of the second edition (Keynes).

A gold plated Dunhill lighter in original box

SMALL HARD RESIN DRESSING TABLE CLOCK, COZY THREE GAS LIGHTER & A LIPSTICK BOX

ART DECO CHROME AEROPLANE TABLE LIGHTER

Two wooden jardinieres, one with a pierced spiral column, the other taller one lighter and with a fluted column, 76cm & 97cm high AF (2)

An assortment of 19th century and later silver and silver plate. Comprising a trophy, miniature models of insects, flatware and a Ronson table lighter

An assortment of collectables. Including a boxed Accurist watch, Dupont lighter with a textured case, hand mirror and mother of pearl pocket knife

A Must de Cartier gold plated and cream lacquer lighter, numbered G95716 total length ca. 7cm total weight ca. 99gms.

Dunhill lighter, gilt and black flecked lacquer 223 687

A large novelty electroplated whiskey distillery smoking compendiumunmarkedIn the form of a whiskey distillery, the building created using sheet metal with various hinged compartments for cigarettes and cigars, to the side two whiskey barrels for matches and at the top of the distillery a lift off roof revealing a wick lighter with flint wheel, the whole mounted on a rectangular wooden base, with the original shaped wooden carrying case, height 46cm, length 46cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A rare matched pair of novelty silver ink pot and lighter as Port and Starboard lanternsHenry Bourne, Birmingham 1899 and Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1893 Spherical glass bodies in red and green encased in a silver wire frame with circular covers and bases, the port side modelled as an inkpot, the hinged cover with fixed loop handle, the starboard side modelled as a lighter / taper, screw fitting cover, the upper rim inscribed 'Henceforth wherever thou may'st roam, my blessing like a line of light. Is on the waters day and night, and like a beacon guides thee home.' from Alfred Lord Tennyson's In Memoriam, height 10cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

ROYAL INTEREST: an Edwardian silver table lighterLondon 1901 Classical urn shaped, with a central burner and two holes either side, originally created for individual removable wands to be lit and drawn up to the cigar or cigarette, plain polished silver body supported by three cast and applied legs, topped by rams' heads and embossed with classical motifs terminating in cloven feet, a circular hoop attached inscribed 'PRESENTED TO HON. H. G. BRAND BY HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII / H. M. YACHT VICTORIA & ALBERT. 7TH SEPT. 1902', height 12.5cm, diameter 9cm, weight 6oz.Footnotes:Admiral Sir Hubert George Brand, GCB, KCMG, KCVO (20 May 1870 – 14 December 1955) was a senior Royal Navy officer who served as Second Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Personnel.Brand was the second son of Henry Brand, 2nd Viscount Hampden, Governor of New South Wales, and the grandson of Henry Brand, 1st Viscount Hampden, Speaker of the House of Commons. His mother was Susan Henrietta Cavendish, daughter of Lord George Cavendish. His three surviving brothers also gained distinction: Thomas Brand, 3rd Viscount Hampden, and the Honourable Roger Brand were both Brigadier-Generals in the Army while the Honourable Robert Brand was a businessman and civil servant who was raised to the peerage as Baron Brand in 1946.Brand joined the Royal Navy in 1883. Appointed acting Sub-Lieutenant on 14 September 1889, he was confirmed in this rank in June 1891, and promoted to Lieutenant on 30 June 1892. He was promoted to Commander on 1 September 1902, corresponding to the time this silver lighter was presented to him by King Edward VII, while aboard the Royal yacht Victoria & Albert. He served in World War I as Naval Assistant to the Second Sea Lord and then as Chief of Staff to the Admiral commanding the Battlecruiser Squadron from 1916. On 26 June 1919, he was appointed a deputy lieutenant of Hertfordshire. After illustrious wartime service, he became commander of the King's Yachts from 1919 and then commanded the 1st Light Cruiser Squadron from 1922, before becoming Naval Secretary in 1925. He went on to become Second Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Personnel later that year, then Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet in 1927 and Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth in 1929. In addition, he was appointed First and Principal Naval Aide-de-Camp to the King in 1931, before retiring in 1932.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good Victorian novelty silver 'Punch' lighterCharles Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1847 underside also engraved with lozenge registration mark for 1844 Modelled as the figure of Punch in conventional dress, the hinged hat opens to reveal the removable oil reserve, on a stepped shaped rectangular base, height 18.5cm, weight 9.5oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A TURQUOISE MOUNTED SILVER MAGNIFIER AND PENCIL London 1903, with another white metal magnifier and a table lighter

AN AMERICAN SILVER POCKET WATCH with an 1884 inscription and a watch chain, with other watches, a stop watch, a Dunhill lighter and a compass

Collection of small collectables including silks of flags,  binoculars in leather case embossed with H.W Davies, Maruman IC lighter, and fountain pen with 14k nib also embossed H.W Davies 1887-1938

Quantity of brass and metalware, including a shell case caddy, small bag of loose foreign and British coinage, including a 1897, crane; Ronson lighter boxed; ashtrays; and match boxes.

English School, Portrait of Princess Victoria,watercolour, signed B E Hill?,24.5x18cm.Condition report:Not inspected out of the frame. No evident tears or rips to the paper. Allover discolouration with age. Some lighter patches running down the line of her chin, collarbone and to the left of the central jewel. The top left corner has a dark arch which could be a shadow of an earlier oval-shaped mount, with a similar shadow faintly evident towards the lase of the portrait.

A Circular Onyx Ashtray with Cold Painted Spelter Setter with Mallard together with a Ronson Cigarette Lighter (We are unable to post this item)

A tray of alabaster and onyx ornaments including pedestal fruit bowl, table lighter, trinket box etc

A tray containing vintage Chesterman tape measure, bakelite cigar case, onyx table lighter, further table lighter, a pair of vintage spectacles.