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Vintage chromium-plated cigarette cases and lighters, including a Windsor cigarette case with integral lighter, and a boxed Ronson "Whirlwind" etc.

~ A French Louis XV Style Tulipwood, Kingwood, Burr Walnut and Gilt Metal Mounted Bonheur de Jour, late 19th century, the domed top above a central mirrored door flanked by two cupboard doors with blue floral porcelain Sèvres style mounts, the base of serpentine shaped form above a central frieze drawer, on cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts and sabots, 100cm by 53cm by 130cm See illustrationCosmetically good. Some slight variations in colour, frieze and legs slightly lighter colour. 211118

An Art Deco chrome refillable table lighter, of cylindrical form, to stepped lacquered cast metal base, h.12cm

After Franz Bergmann - a cold painted spelter model of a camel table lighter, modelled as two rug traders, raised on faceted black glass integral base, h.18.8cm

An Arts & Crafts oak refectory table, the plain top with thumb-moulded lower edge, having single end drawer, raised on octagonal supports, and with floral stylised relief carved detail, labelled Robertson & Coleman Upholsterers, 3 Queen Street, Norwich to underside, h.79.5cm, length 244cm, d.105.5cm. Depth is 105.5cm.Height to apron is 60cm.Stands well, structurally very strong.Surface patina dark and original.Top is slightly lighter in colour.General age wear to top, but nothing significant.Plank top with visible join lines to surface (some more prominent and visible than others).No traces or evidence of woodworm.All four sides match and finished to the same degree.One drawer, which runs smoothly.With two later strengthening batons to underside.Overall and very genuine and original table.

A pair of unusual 1920s possibly Austrian oak hall chairs, each having single opposing arm rest, circular slat backs and rounded panelled seats, w.60cm. We only suggest Austrian, they could equally be Czech or Hungarian etc.Reasonably structurally sound, although there is some play when handled.Lacquered surface patina is worn to arms and extremities (patina is also lighter in these areas).Dowelled areas a little crudely finished.Timber is knotted in places, mostly to panelled seats.Height to seat is 45cm.Depth of chairs 36.5cm.Overall a little crude and provincial, rather than bespoke craftsman made.

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) for Finmar Ltd - a pair of model 44 Paimio chairs, having bent ply arms and green fabric herringbone upholstery, each labelled 'Finmar Ltd' and further stamped 'Aalto Design Made in Finland' to underside of arm rests, w.62.5cm. Each measures 62 x 62 x 78cm.Each frame structurally sound.1930s originals with original fabric.First chair with area of lifting to lamination at inside edge of right arm rest.Otherwise no significant splits.Both with surface staining, scuffs and scratches to timber.Patina well-worn and lighter in colour to lower extremities.Springs require attention.Upholstery worn but generally complete with no losses or tears.Hessian strapwork to undersides has come loose as the springs are shot.

Keith Murray for Wedgwood - a 'Moonstone' lemonade set, comprising large jug, six tankards, and a circular sugar bowl with cover, each with lower concentric banded detail and blue printed backstamps verso, jug h.21cm, tankard h.12.3cm, sugar bowl dia. 11.5cm (8). Jug – heavy staining to interior and further lighter stained and grubby areas to exterior, some surface scratches (the heavier staining is probably permanent).Mugs – all in better and some in original condition than jug, lighter staining and surface scuffs.Sugar bowl – some light stained areas.

AN ONYX TABLE LIGHTER 10.5cm high, along with an onyx ashtray, trinket box and lamp

WW1 British Silver War Badges x 2, serial number 174740 issued to 14177 Pte Percy Heathfield, Notts and Derby (Sherwood Foresters) Regiment, and serial number 266031 to 27294 Pte Joseph RidgardHampshire Regiment: Trench Art Cigarette Lighter made with two General Service buttons: Trench Art Hurricane badge: Derbyshire Volunteers Sudbury WV badge: Enamel Ministry of Health Hospital Service lapel badge: Coronation souvenir badges x 2: two Whistles, one fitted with a small compass, not working: gilt tin for Pears Solid Brilliantine.

WW1 British War Medal, Victory Medal and WW2 Defence Medal to 101237 Pte F Lees, Notts & Derby Regt. Mounted on a bar with original ribbons. Along with: British War Medal 1914-18 to 51498 Gnr. S Cart, RA, no ribbon: 1914-15 Star 9156 Pte J Deeming, R. War. Regt. no ribbon: WW2 British War Medal and Defence Medal, no ribbons: Royal Warwicks cap badge and North Staffs cap badge a/f, WW1 Trench Art Lighter made from US Army buttons: British Legion lapel badge.

WW1 British War and Victory to 136956 Gnr. CH Thornley, RA. Complete with original ribbons. Together with WW1 German trench Art cigarette lighter, winged ASC sweetheart brooch, Manchester Regt Cap badge, KSLI x 2, Argylle & Sutherlands, Black Watch, North Staffs, WW2 WLA, Silver shooting medal 1911, two silver school medallions, WVS lapel badge, ROC enamel lapel badge, etc.

A table lighter incorporating ashtray in the shape of a terrier dog.

A faux ivory monkey table cigarette lighter.

A painted spaniel with a pheasant in its mouth as a table lighter.

JAMES WATTERSTON HERALD (SCOTTISH 1859-1914) THE STATUE Watercolour, 34 x 24.5cm (13 3/8 x 9 5/8") Exhibited: The Fine Art Society Edinburgh Festival 1988, 'James Watterston Herald' label verso Condition Report: On inspection the paper is a slightly uneven with a suggestion of general slight foxing over the lighter areas.

WILLIAM MARSHALL BROWN RSA, RSW (SCOTTISH 1863-1936) POTATO LIFTING Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1892, 20.5 x 25.5cm (8 x 10") Condition Report: On close inspection there is light cracking in the pigment over most of the canvas surface, excluding the immediate foreground, being more noticeable over the lighter area of the sky. There is a tiny spec of paint loss located in the top left hand quarter section.

•ROBERT RUSSELL MACNEE GI (SCOTTISH 1880-1952) COTTAGES, HENS AND FIGURES ON A COUNTRY TRACK Oil on canvas, signed, 35.5 x 46cm (14 x 18") Condition Report: On close inspection there are a number of small brown dot marks noticeable over the lighter area of the sky and one slightly larger one located lower middle in the left hand section. These appear to be due to discolouration in the varnish. Overall the painting is in good condition with no significant issues.

PRINCESS MARY GIFT TIN, TRENCH LIGHTER, MARCHING COMPASS, RAF GOGGLES AND AN ADOLF HITLER SNUFF BOX.

A Bentley Drivers Club lighter and a Bentley winged badge

§ Keith Vaughan (British, 1912-1977) Grey Shore Seascape, 1950 oil on hessian laid on board 25 x 34cm (10 x 13in) Literature: Anthony Hepworth and Ian Massey, 'Keith Vaughan, The Mature Oils 1946-1977', Sansom & Company, Bristol, 2012, p. 64, cat.no.AH89 (This catalogue entry states that the painting is signed 'Vaughan') Philip Vann and Gerard Hastings, 'Keith Vaughan', Lund Humphries in association with Osborne Samuel, Surrey, 2012, p.45, ill.39 Other Notes: On the 6th February 1940, Vaughan wrote in his journal: 'There was a mill built against a side water of the creek with a stream piling up against a lock and bursting through into the afternoon. Men loaded something into a large barge, hurriedly…The tide was out, the water had drained off the mud into the single ribbons. It was indescribable as taste, the soft and subtle modulations of colour, amorphous grey mud and red iron and the roots of wood and stumps of broken brickwork and concrete, the hulks of boats with their tarred backs and the sun bleaching and rotting the paintwork'. (Taken from Philip Vann and Gerard Hastings, 'Keith Vaughan', Lund Humphries in association with Osborne Samuel, Surrey, 2012, pp.44-45). The spot mentioned in Vaughan's journal was near to Pagham, West Sussex, where Vaughan's friend and lover, Harold Colebrook's aunt, owned a converted railway carriage. They would spend holidays there between 1935 and 1939, often accompanied by friends. The image must have had a profound impact on Vaughan as he produced numerous paintings of the subject including 'Fishermen and Bathers' (1951), (private collection) and 'Grey Shore with Boat' (Bonhams, London, June 13 2008, lot 4). The gritty appearance of the beach appears to have been achieved by the artist mixing material into the paint, probably sand. At the lower left corner there is a diagonal scratch running through the seated figure. Under ultraviolet light this area appears very dark, suggesting it has been retouched. The area of the beach has been repainted, this appears to cover a lighter green colour which has been varnished. It seems likely that the reworking has been carried out by the artist rather than a later restoration, the legs of the small figure in front of a building at the top of the work appears to be applied over the top. There is also a very minor incision to the board in the top left corner.

A FILIGREE LIGHTER.

•LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY (1887-1976) 'The Fever Van' signed in pen to the margin lower right, Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp lower left equating to 478, limited edition offset lithograph from the edition of 700 printed in 1972 by Mainstone Publications, the image 41.5cm x 51.5cm The fever van was the colloquial term in the north of England for the ambulance that transported patients with infectious diseases, usually scarlet fever or diphtheria, to the local isolation or infectious diseases hospital. These vehicles were in existence throughout the country from around 1910 to the 1950s and had various nicknames    Condition Report: Work has an overall discolouration as evident by a lighter band to lower margin

Smoking Hand Crafted Compendium - individually hand crafted and in the form of a partial 1800's ships's deck. Made for a naval officer's mess, the opening top features a cannon, balls, taper, shells and matches. It opens to reveal several compartments containing tobacco, pipe cleaners, a Nimrod Commander pipe lighter and stylised pipe. Extremely unusual tobacciana.

A Mixed Collection Of Oddments To include fashion watch, aluminium ashtray, cigarette case with etched decoration, slimline cigarette lighter and a mixed collection of cufflinks. Along with a 15 cm steel ruler and miniature white metal trophy

A Pewter Tabletop Lighter In The Form Of A Lighthouse Marked to base Enturn Pewter. Along with a pair of mother of pearl opera glasses, miscellaneous flatware and two carved wood panels depicting oriental figures.

Christian Dior Combination Ruler Paper Knife And Lighter In silver plate of cube form in three sections, length 40 cm. Marked Christian Dior, engraved date 14.07.1998

Royal Crown Derby Old Imari Pattern Table Single Gold Band 22ct Cigarette Lighter with Cover, Barrel Shaped. Pattern No 1128 & Date 1973. Height 3 Inches - 7.5 cm. 1st Quality and Mint Condition. Please See Photo.

Zippo Lighter and one other

A c1960s Ingersoll nurse's fob watch, in box, together with a Poska lighter with inset watch, in box, a white metal large circular compact marked 800, a Queen Mary compact and a Calibri box containing a Calibri Monopol lighter and two Paris of cufflinks and a tie clip (parcel)The cufflinks in this lot are gold plated and show signs of wear. 

An interesting Spanish 1883 5 Pesetas coin lighter, together with a Victorian silver coloured St Georges Hospital Athletics Medal, a Chinese coin pendant, an 1845 crown, F, and other coins, and four framed sets of Manned Flight medallions (parcel)

A 1960s Plato 66 fountain pen, together with a Musical Lighter and a Sarome by Polly Baby Gas lighter (3)

A George V silver cigarette box, together with two silver plated examples, a white metal small bowl on leaf support, a vase, a teapot, a stand and a Consul table lighter (8)

A group of four Victorian and later silver vesta cases, together with a silver match holder by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, and a sterling marked lighter (6)

A Japanese Oriental novelty Photo Light camera cigarette lighter, an ocean liner cigarette lighter by Sarome, other lighters, wristwatches etc.

An Art Deco Ronson table lighter.

Silver salts, strainer, Ovoid cigar lighter and miniature candlesticks, strainer and stand (8)

George V silver table lighter with four stacking ash trays, each hexagonal, by Hukin and Heath, London 1935, 9 cm wide, 7.8 oz. (242 gr.) (5).

A hallmarked silver small salt; a silver napkin ring; baby spoon; silver rim salt; an unusual mother-of-pearl Art Deco table lighter

A SMALL CHINESE SPINACH GREEN JADE WATER POT, together with a fitted wood stand, the stone of predominantly dark tone with lighter inclusions, the jade itself 5.7cm wide & 2.54 high.

A Victorian silver Christening Mug with seaweed engraving and laurel wreath cartouche with initials, London 1875 and a silver cased 'Witchbal' Table Lighter, London 1961

AN AGE OF JAZZ CHROMIUM PLATED AND ENAMELLED BRASS COCKTAIL BAR NOVELTY COMBINATION TOUCH TIP CIGARETTE BOX AND LIGHTER, 1930S 17.5cm h++Some natural age, patina and wear, basically complete and in good condition

AN OAK DROP LEAF TABLE, 18TH C AND LATER the oval top on spiral turned gate action legs, 72cm h; 115 x 145cm++Centre part of top faded to a lighter colour than the two leaves. In the same good restored condition as when purchased by the vendor many years ago

A Great War Trench Art table lighter, constructed from a 20 mm cannon cartridge, on a turned wood base, overall height 21 cm.

A Ronson Art Deco cigarette case and lighter combined, and a Art Deco period ladies makeup compact with fitted interior, 15 cm and 14 cm respectively.

A Carltonware smokers companion set, comprising two ashtrays, lighter and cigarette box, decorated in enamel colours with birds and flowerheads.

A pair of 19th century Chinese hardwood jardiniere stands, each with rouge marble top. Diameter 39 cm, height 92 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The jardiniere stands are very much a pair. One top is ever so slightly lighter than the other and the grain can be seen whereas the other is much darker and the grain is more difficult to determine. One section of the carved apron on each of the jardinieres has had some overpainting which has left it looking very sticky and glossy, whereas the other panels are a nice muted natural colour. One jardiniere has a small piece of leaf missing leaving the natural wood showing. On this same piece there is some overpainting to one of the corner brackets. Regardless, these remain an attractive pair.

A George III mahogany dining table, with centre drop leaf section and two D ends all raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet. Width 135 cm, length fully extended 332 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The table is in generally good original untouched, unrestored condition. The top is flat and not warped. There are no significant losses to the table top and no missing pieces of mahogany at the leaf extremities. The colour of the top it is fairly uniform, the D ends perhaps a little lighter in colour. The polish to the top is original and the colour is good. The recessed frieze and all legs are in less good condition than the table top. The polish is dry in places and beginning to perish. The D end legs all appear to be in good structural order with no significant damage or repairs. You will note that the spade feet are quite minimal in design. If you compare these to the spade feet on the centre drop leaf section you will see that these are larger and they appear to have been tipped. The wooden gates that support the drop leaves have all been replaced at some point and the recessed frieze on the centre section has veneer losses and moulding losses. The width between the legs of the D ends is 52.5 cm at the centre and just under 54 cm at the sides. The width at the side between the gates is just over 54 cm with the table folded. We do have four clips. The table does fit together when the drop leaves are down. The clips are however very tight.

A TRAY OF BLUE AND WHITE WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE TO INCLUDE A TABLE LIGHTER, CLOCK ETC.

Two Dunhill London items, to include a Dunhill lighter, and a Dunhill leather small case, in presentation box.

A brass and mahogany flint lock lighter, with integral candle arm, with circular drip pan etc., 14cm L.

A PARCEL OF SILVER, to include a George V silver mounted rectangular easel back mirror, makers A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1915, inner dimensions 20.5cm x 25.5cm, together with cased and loose button hooks and shoe horn with silver handles, an Elizabeth II silver mounted table lighter of cylindrical form, makers S.J. Rose & Son, London 1968, three various silver spoons, a shaped square dish, a late Victorian silver mounted glass scent bottle, hinge broken, five napkin rings, etc, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 14.1ozt, 440 grams (parcel) (condition: napkin rings are in poor to fair condition, the blue glass liner has been damaged and glued but is still incomplete, the handle of the cased shoe horn is loose, marks vary including rubbed, the easel on the back of the photograph frame has been reorientated)

A PAIR OF RUSKIN A9 SHAPED VASES, with a matt blue glaze over a gloss orange, impressed Ruskin England 1927 to the base, height approximately 24cm (condition: no signs of restoration or repair, both vases have small splashes of white paint which should come off, there are a few surface scratches to both the matt and gloss glazes, the very bottom edge of the lighter bottomed one has a tiny depression in the gloss glaze, like a chip but more likely a fault or burst air bubble, the darker orange bottomed vase has a similar fault in the same area which is slightly larger)

A Vintage Dupont pocket lighter, length 4.5cm

A Minton table lighter decorated with flying pheasant

Asprey silver cigar lighter, Birmingham 1923

Two sterling silver ARP badges, a Ronson table lighter on wooden stand presented to Major S Anderson MBE and a 1913 National Artillery medal

A tray of silver plated candelabra, table lighter, tankard, cased set of coffee spoons etc

A tray containing Scottish Flying Club badge, plated wares, table lighter etc

A set of three plated and glass drinks flasks, in a fitted leather case, a three-piece dressing table set, a set of three plated and glass decanter stoppers, a plated Ronson table lighter and two other plated items