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An Olympus OM-2 SP Camera, black, serial no. 1013317, with Zuiko f/1.4 50mm lens, serial no. 1076276, body, E, shutter working, lens, VG, minor haze and fungal patch

A George III silver oval Patch Box with engraved and bright decoration, Birmingham 1805, maker Samuel Pemberton.

Another George III silver circular Patch Box, the cover engraved with a shield shape cartouche, Birmingham 1801, maker Joseph Taylor.

Another George III silver circular Patch Box with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1812, maker Cocks & Bettridge.

A George III silver oval Patch Box with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1804, maker Joseph Taylor.

A George III silver circular Patch Box, the shield shaped cartouche engraved with a monogram, Birmingham 1791, maker Samuel Pemberton.

PAIR OF LATE 18TH CENTURY DERBY FLORAL ENCRUSTED PORCELAIN FIGURES, printed in colours and gilt and modelled as A MAID AND HER COMPANION on scroll and small moulded circular bases, 9 1/4"" (23.5cm) high, patch marks to bases (2)

A celadon-ground, famille rose Vase, Jiaqing (1796-1820) painted in underglaze blue in low relief and gilt with immortals, the celadon ground with famille-rose, peony, butterflies and other flowers, restored, 44cm 清嘉庆 豆青地粉彩花鸟纹道教人物故事图瓶 CONDITION REPORT: Section of neck restored. 5cm x 4cm patch of restoration at base of vase.

A silver patch box, hinged cover with inset translucent enamel in amethyst, Birmingham 1913

A Third Reich Army officer’s dagger, by WKC Solingen, with white plastic grip, in its sheath with hanging straps. GC (small patch of corrosion to pommel, straps worn and one spring clasp AF)

A most unusual American 3 barrelled percussion gun/rifle, 49” overall, barrels 33”, being double barrelled 14 bore smooth over .40” rifled, the broad top rib with single fixed rearsight, the upper barrels fired by means of conventional back locks retaining traces of scroll engraving and game birds, the lower barrel fired by means of underhammer, the trigger guard acting as the spring, the walnut butt with pale brass patch box and deeply concave butt plate, with ramrod on each side of the lower barrel (one lacking brass tip). Basically Good Condition (some wear overall), the upper right hand action working, left hand and lower actions require attention). Plate 33

A 6 shot .41” Centre fire Colt single action Army or Frontier revolver, barrel 4¾” with Hartford 2 line address, and stamped “41 Colt” on left side, number 147100 (1892), frame with 2 line patent dates to 1875 and rampant Colt in circle, the chequered hard rubber grips with rampant Colt medallion. Good Working Order and Condition (slight wear dull grey finish overall, patch of pitting to right of frame). Plate 34

A Carved Ivory Round Patch Box, having screw lid, inset with hand written poem, 3.5cm high

A collection of Halcyon Days enamels being boxed and loose to include pill and patch boxes

Assorted silver to include; embossed patch box and cover, two decanter collars, and a pair of pepperettes

Two 9ct gold single-stone rings - One set with coral - One set with onyx - Hallmarked Birmingham and London - Ring sizes T and R - Weight approx 7.0gms. Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Coral untested for natural colour origin, with white patch to one side.

A Bilston enamel patch box decorated with a pugdog, circa 1800.

Edna & Frank Bradlow, (eds et el) Thomas Bowler of the Cape of Good Hope Quarto DJ is not clipped but has suffered some paperloss on the spine at head and tail with a 4cm patch missing from just below mid-point. The dj has been strenghthened on the reverse with a brown kraft paper liner. The dj is overwrapped with a thin plastic cover which has been affixed on the reverse. EPS are well tanned. FEP has 4 signatures. The text contains a commentary on the Bowler prints by A. Gordon-Brown. Limited edition # 1028 of an unstated quantity, but believed to have been 1100, the first hundred being quater leather binding and author signed. 248 pages of text and plates Good Cape Town A.A.Balkema, 1995 Click here to view further details and to bid

Pair of 18th century Derby candelabra in the form of cherubs with swirling robes, holding candlesticks raised on bocage columns and rococo bases, patch marks, 16cm

A Chinese Canton carved tortoiseshell circular patch box, carved to lid with tree and fence - diam 4cm

An early 19th century ivory patch box decorated with 'gold' pique work, mirror to interior - W6cm

A Georgian ivory patch box of navette shape, mounted in gold, miniature painting to lid entitled 'The Cherubs' - 9cm

A circular ivory and tortoiseshell patch box, the lid with pierced decoration depicting fishermen - diam 6cm

A 19th century circular gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff/patch box - diam 4.2cm

A late 18thC/ early 19thC ivory navette shaped patch box, with yellow metal mounts the interior with a mirror plate and a velvet lined base, 9cm wide.

A 19TH CENTURY CUMBERLAND WRESTLING BELT, the broad stitched green leather belt with applied and shaped red leather patch to the reverse, all finishing with a rectangular brass buckle, and another similar buckle. 134.5cm(L) Condition Report: Cracking, staining and scuffing to leather, viewing advised.

A YOUMAD TURKOMAN MAIN CARPET, the field filled with drynak guls within stylised borders. 364cm x 185cm Condition Report: Wear and losses to fringed ends, fraying to edges, general wear, discoloured patch to one corner.

TWO SETS OF FIRST WORLD WAR MEDALS AWARDED TO BROTHERS WITH LOCAL INTEREST compromising a 1914-15 star trio to 777 Pte John Robinson Bord.R (who was in the Border Regiment territorial force) together with ribbon bar and two silver and enamelled Castletown F.C Medallions awarded to J.Robinson, also a 1914-15 star and victory medal to 5572 L.Sjt Tom Robinson Bord.R (9th Battalion). Condition Report: Trio and pair having spots of tarnishing and oxidisation. (Bad patch on victory medal front and rim, silver and enamel medallions in good condition.

A ROYAL DOULTON COCKER SPANIEL FIGURE HN1020, in black and grey. 13cm(h) Condition Report: Patch of wear to one ear.

A 19TH CENTURY EASTERN MICRO-MOSAIC BOX of rectangular form, the lift-off cover with painted river scene in scrolling gilt enriched surround and spandrels, the remainder with typical mosaic designs. 4cm(h) x 17cm(w) x 10cm(d) Condition Report: Some age splits to top, some losses to mosaic, patch of damage to underside.

A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY TEA CADDY in the Sheraton style, of hinged rectangular form, the top with inlaid elliptical conche shell paterae within inlaid borders, opening to reveal the sectioned interior, the facia with two inlaid elliptical acorn and oak leaf paterae. 13cm(h) x 20.5cm(w) x 12cm(d) Condition Report: Hinge damage and repair to right side, patch repair to reverse, marks and scratches, compartment lids missing, minor lifting to inlay.

A 19th century naive school oil painting `THE GRANGE, BORROWDALE, oil on canvas, unsigned, in a gilt slip and frame, with frame light(unattached) 80cm x 60cm Condition Report: Patch repair to centre, cracking.

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH WALNUT BED, Louis XV style, the headboard having a foliate scroll carved crest over the moulded and quarter veneered panel, the foot board having a serpentine top-rail over an oval panel and various carved ornaments, linked by shaped and carved rails and raised on carved feet. 154cm(h) x 200cm(L) x 161cm(d) Condition Report: Marks and scratches, some depletions to carvings, patch repairs, veneer flaking in parts, glued repair to one rail moulding, depletions to other, viewing advised.

A GEORGIAN OAK MULE CHEST having a moulded oblong top, carved frieze with initials AT and date 1759, four fielded panels and two base drawers, the ends extending as feet. 80cm(h) x 133cm(w) x 52cm(d) Condition Report: Top loose with hinges lacking, additional strengthening to underside and losses to rear corners, losses to drawers handles, patch to right side, splits, stains etc.

A pair of 18th Century Derby porcelain patch figures of a gallant and his companion, each holding an open box with dogs to their feet on scroll bases. (2)

A 1960`S patch, `The Beatles`

A 19thC Japanese porcelain vase and lacquer box together with an 1889 crown, a turned wood powder box and a small patch box

Milne, A. A. `Winnie the Pooh`, First Edition, pub. Methuen and Co., London, 1926, illustrations by E.H. Sheppard, 7/6, 117th thousand dust jacket. * Condition: 1½in. (3.7cm.) mark to front, slight rubbing to edges, dark green boards with gilt vignette and ruled lined border, some slight "bubbling" just right of the spine to cover where book has had contact with damp, light discoloured triangular patch to top right (damp or acidity), gilt title to spine, 1¼in. (3.2cm.) column discoluration to map (where d/j has not been in contact), very fine condition interior. See Illustration

A pair of Continental white metal lidded patch boxes, each of circular form and heavily embossed with scrolls and flowers, with further floral banding, (2), each approx. 4cm diameter.

[CANINE] Croxton Smith, A. Sporting Dogs, first edition, Country Life, London, 1938, brown cloth, colour frontispiece and a further sixteen black and white plate illustrations by G. Vernon Stokes, quarto (lacking front free endpaper); Kipling, Rudyard, editor. Thy Servant A Dog, Macmillan, London, 1930, mottled blue leather gilt, illustrated by G.L. Stampa, octavo; Kipling, Rudyard, editor. Thy Servant A Dog, Macmillan, London, 1930, red cloth, illustrated by G.L. Stampa, octavo; `Black Knight`. The Diary of a Freeman, first edition, Cassell, London, 1953, boards, dustjacket, illustrated by Alfred Munnings, octavo; and Charlton, Moyra. Patch. The Story of a Mongrel, sixth edition, Methuen, London, 1948, orange cloth, illustrated by G.D. Armour, octavo, (5).

A Georgian ivory Needle or Patch Case with gold pique design

19th century Italian tortoiseshell patch box, the lid painted with figures on ivory 8cm

A Victorian silver vesta case, curved with rib design and strike, Birmingham 1898 together with a foreign silver patch box in the form of a book (2)

A mid 18th century silver and parcel gilt patch box, with floral repousse C-scroll decoration, possibly by Jacob Margas, London, circa 1740-1750, marks indistinct, width 6.5cm, 2oz approx.

A Royal Crown Derby Old Imari Pattern Pen Tray Together With A Similar Oval Lidded Patch Box And Hand Bell

Gambia. 1921-2 2/6d black and red on blue paper mint pair, left stamp with R8/3 LP split `A`, the normal with a minor foxed patch on reverse. 103 possible, ex Arnhold. SG 100a (£600)

19th century circular silver patch box with bright cut decoration and a George V silver cesta,

A ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURE, c.1900, modelled as an Eastern water carrier wearing a turban and draped robe holding a pannier on his right shoulder and carrying an urn in his left hand, standing on a naturalistically moulded circular base, model 1052, patch mark, 16"" high

TWO ROYAL DUX ART NOUVEAU PORCELAIN FIGURES, early 20th century, each modelled as a nude young girl standing in the centre of a lily pad, pink patch marks, 6 1/2"" and 6"" high

A ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN LARGE FIGURE, 20th century, of a dancing girl wearing a blue bodice and blue flower printed flowing skirt, highlighted in gilt, Bohemia patch, 23"" high

A ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN FIGURE, 20th century, of a nude female bather seated on a blue towel, Bohemia patch, 14 1/2"" high

Two Victorian-style dolls' prams, 20th century, with collapsible hoods and some bedding, lined interiors, together with three Moses baskets, a doll's bed, four chairs, including one rocking chair, a cabbage patch doll, teddy bear and a stuffed toy dog (qty)

A Bilston type enamel patch box, the hinged lid decorated with a steam ship, and a silver mounted part manicure set.

A 1930's French yellow metal patch box pendant of octagonal form, engine turned, the hinged top inscribed 'P R E S, 1937', and mounted blue sapphire cabochon, enclosing a mirrored interior.

BLUES 18 LPs comprising 'John Lee Hooker And His Guitar' Advent Label (LP 2801), 'The Folk Blues of John Lee Hooker' Riverside Label (RLP 12-838), 'The Folk Lore of John Lee Hooker' Stateside Label (SL10014) and John Lee Hooker 'Sings The Blues' Ember label (EMB 3356), 'The Best of Elmore James' Sue Label (ILP 918), 'The Elmore James Memorial Album' Sue Label (ILP 927) and Elmore James 'Cotton Patch Hotfoots' (shared with Walter Horton) Polydor Label (2383200), Howlin' Wolf 'Big City Blues' Ember Label (EMB 3370), 'Going Back Home' Syndicate Chapter Label (SC 003) and 'The London Sessions' Rolling Stones Label (COC 49101), Albert King 'I'll Play The Blues For You' Stax Label (2325089), Lowell Fulson 'San Francisco Blues' Fontana Label (SFJL 920), Smiley Lewis 'Shame, Shame, Shame' Liberty Label (LBS 83308), 'Little Walter' (reissue) Marble Arch Label (MAL 815), Louisiana Red 'Lowdown Back Porch Blues' Columbia Label (33SX 1612), Muddy Waters 'The Real Folk Blues' Chess Label (CRL 4515), Junior Parker 'Like It Is' (reissue), Frankie Lee Sims 'Lucy Mae Blues' Specialty Label (SNTF 5004) (illustrated)

A Derby figurine, female holding shield with owl and books beneath, patch marks to base. Height 10.5 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The hat has a small chip to the front edge. The neck has been broken, reglued and oversprayed. One finger of the left hand facing arm is missing. There are numerous chips to the bocage to both left and right. There are firing marks across the base. The colours are generally bright and the overall appearance reasonable.

A pair of late 19th century Chinese immortals, each in standing pose and decorated in Canton colours, with square impressed seal mark to base and various patch marks. Height 19 ins (see illustration).

A porcelain snuff/patch box, in the form of a mask head with tightly fitting gold coloured lid engraved with flowers. CONDITION REPORT: This lot is in extremely good condition. There does not appear to be any damage, no repairs and no restoration. The hinge and the lid of the piece are tightly fitting and snap together well. There are no hallmarks on the metal.

Three snuff/patch boxes, one papier mache inlaid with mother of pearl, another Chinoiserie papier mache and bird porcelain. Each width approximately 2.75 ins.

John Barker (1811-1886) Waiting for master Signed Oil on canvas 61 x 91cm; 24 x 36in ++Small patch and repair centre some cracking and lifting upper centre a few scuffs and blemishes varnish patchy one or two small areas of retouching under u.v.