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A Derby Patch Mark figure, Lady Gardener, she stands wearing a brimmed hat, laced bodice, apron and skirt, holding flowers in the fold of her apron, leaning on a watering can, resting on a fountain plinth, 13cm high, incised mark No.7, The Daniel Collection label

A Derby Patch Mark figure, The Bagpiper, wearing a deep brimmed hat, wearing a green lined pink overcoat, floral breeches, fancy shoes, shaped circular base, 17cm high, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark figure, Two Virgins Awakening Cupid, the maidens stand above Cupid, in flowing floral dresses, Cupid, scantily draped, his quiver under his head, shaped oval base, applied with flowers and moss work, 33cm high, c.1770, incised no.195

A Derby Patch Mark model of a Turk, wearing a colourful and gilded costume, scroll base, 9.5cm high, late 18th century

A Derby Patch Mark model, recumbent stag, before bocage, coloured in tan, the bocage encrusted with flowers, 22cm high, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark model, recumbent stag, shaped oval base, 20.5cm high, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark two-handled tapering ovoid vase, possibly from a garniture, with funnel shaped neck, painted with birds perched on branches, the verso with two figures, one naked the other scantily draped within gilt foliate scroll cartouches on a mottled blue ground, the scroll handles with flowers applied to the terminals, lightly picked out in gilt, gilt chevron borders, 20cm high, c.1760 Reference: Twitchett, John. DERBY PORCELAIN 1748-1848. Woodbridge, Suffolk : Antique Collectors` Club, 2002. pp.253, color pl. 251. Other vases of similar form and decoration are illustrated by John Twitchett, Derby Porcelain, pl 27, p 48 and Dennis G Rice, Derby Porcelain, The Golden Years, pl 132, p 157. This style of decoration has often been attributed in the past to an outside London decorator, presumably because of the similarities to Chelsea examples of the gold anchor period. However, the colours used and the bird and moth painting are distinctly Derby in style

A Derby Patch Mark, The Infant Seasons, Autumn, he sits scantily draped, bare footed with vine and grape chaplet, holding a bunch of grapes and basket, pierced scroll base, 9cm high, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark, The Infant Seasons, Spring, he sits scantily draped, bare footed with floral chaplet, with a basket of flowers on his knee and offering a posy, pierced scroll base, 9cm high, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark, The Infant Seasons, Summer, he sits scantily draped, bare footed with crown of corn, holding a wheatsheaf, pierced scroll base, 9cm high, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark, The Infant Seasons, Winter, he sits wrapped in an ermine cloak, warming his hands over a brazier, balanced on his right knee, pierced scroll base, 9cm high, c.1770

A set of four Derby Patch Mark figures, Allegorical of the Four Seasons, Spring, he stands, wearing a broad brimmed black hat, holding a flower posy, Summer, she stands bare footed with a bundle of wheat, Autumn, she stands holding a basket of grapes, Winter, he stands wearing a fur lined coat, with a bundle of kindling on his shoulder, each on circular base, 18cm high, incised no.123, c.1770

A Derby Patch Mark figure, Musician, he sits playing a flute, wearing a tricorn hat, pink jacket and fancy breeches, scroll base,13c high, c.1770

A George IV silver oblong baluster tea pot by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1823, with an ovoid finial and a composition loop handle, on four ball feet, 26cm (10.25in) long, 608g (19.5 oz) gross (repaired lower handle, patch to spout) Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A turned treen salt, with a finned spreading foot, inscribed to the underside `HO`, possibly early 17th century, 2 7/8in (7.2cm) dia, and a turned treen patch bowl, with a shallow wriggle-work band to the base. (2)

Group of 6 Medals: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star with First Army Bar, Italy Star, Defence Medal 1939-45, 1939-45 War Medal, Territorial Army Medal for Officiant Service all on ribbons & Associated Items inc. scanned copies relating to QMS Byles GR, Army Book 64 Solider`s Service & Paybook, scanned photographs of Byles as a child dressed in naval uniform & on his wedding day & original photograph of him in military dress, buttons, pins, Sgt`s Mess Member Card Book, Royal Army Medical Corps Sew-on Patch, box presented to Byles as a wedding present by Mahmoud Abdol Monneen, cross country run medallion dated 1933, Royal Army Medical Corps Pins, enamelled 1940-1-2-3 HG, ARP, etc.

Model Toys Ltd. 1970`s Havoc Spy Girl Doll, with Swedish Incident and Villany In Venice outfits, rare. See www.havocdoll.co.uk. Together with a Hasbro Tia doll, 2 Sindy dolls (one requires re-assembly) a Patch doll and a small quantity of Sindy furniture. (8)

A Continental enamel patch box. The hinged lid painted with flowers on a blue ground with blue painted marks beneath. 6 cms. diameter and another similar. (2)

Five various modern enamel patch-boxes to include "100th Lincolnshire Show" etc. (5, various dimensions)

Crummles: A limited edition enamel patch-box "Charles and Diana" no. 441, a Limoges shaped enamel box, another of oval form on powder blue ground. The latter 6 cms. wide. (3)

A late 19c. painted papier mache patch box. Of circular form, the lid decorated with a profile of a girl signed "H Ponobe?" on plain circular base. 6 cms. diameter.

A 19c. tortoiseshell patch box of domed rectangular form with a central (vacant) cartouche and a part red leather interior on quadruple (one lacking) orb supports. 6 cms. wide.

Guilloche purple enamel and silver octagonal patch pot, Birmingham 1925

Ivory oval patch box, circa 1800 , the cover set with a painted panel of two ladies in a landscape with doves. Length 9cm.

A ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP, early 20th century, modelled as a classical chariot driven by a standing male wearing a drape, raised on a rectangular base, pink patch mark, 20" long, 15" high

A ROYAL DUX PORCELAIN ART NOUVEAU FIGURE of a female bather seated on a rocky outcrop, wearing a turban and pink and green laced bathing suit, on a canted square base, pink patch and printed mark in green, 16 1/2" high

Two late 18th century oval enamelled patch boxes, one inscribed `In Remembrance of Friendship`, the other inscribed `Who Opens This Must Have A Kifs` (bow af) enclosing mirrors to the lids (2).

George III and later, crowns: 1819 LIX, small stain patch to obv., 1821 SECUNDO, 1822 TERTIO, 1887, 1890 (2), 1893 LVI and 1900 LXIV, fair or better (8)

Victoria, young head, AR: crowns, 1844 and 1845, halfcrowns, 1845, worn, 1874, 1875, 1879, 1883, 1885 and 1887 (3), two of latter fine, shillings, 1839, 1846, 1856, 1864, 1870, 1873, 1880, 1881, 1883, 1884, 1885 and 1887, sixpences, 1838, scratched and marked, 1857, 1858, 1881 and 1884, groats, 1848 and 1855 and threehalfpence, 1841, fair, unless stated, latter with corrosion patch above head, otherwise extremely fine (31)

Victoria, young head, AR: crown, 1845, halfcrown, 1886, shillings, 1842, 1877 and 1883, latter very fine, sixpence, 1871 and groat, 1849, copper: pennies, 1847, 1854, 1855 and 1857, latter good very fine, halfpennies, 1855 and 1858, first has discolouration patch to obv., otherwise very fine or better and farthing, 1854 and bronze: pennies, 1860, toothed border, 1862, 1863, 1866, 1876 H and 1890 and halfpenny, 1885, bronze mainly fine, otherwise fair or better, unless stated (21)

Germany, Third Reich, award documents: tank destruction with cloth patch, Russian Front, Iron Cross, Gold 1st Class wound badge and Observer`s badge, mainly good condition (6)

Germany, Third Reich, flag bearer`s arm patch, infantry, some fraying around edges, otherwise good condition, scarce

Soviet Union, post 1945 Campaign and Service Medals with clasps and ribbons (7), Soviet, screw back service award in enamels, Soviet cap crests (4), pair of DDR shoulder straps and collar patch, Soviet/USA/British insignia (5) and UN Korea Medal, mainly good condition (21)

Germany, Third Reich, Deutsche Jungvolk black jacket with circular arm patch for Oberbann 1, rank stripe for a Hordenfuhrer and with numerical buttons for Gefolgshaft 50, black breeches, brown shirt, belt, neckerchief with woggle and black `Sam Browne` cross belt, mainly good condition

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels russet patch marked and picked out in black and yellow enamel, 16cm high.

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels russet patch marked and picked out in black and yellow enamel and gold collars, 20cm high.

A single 19th Century Staffordshire spaniel holding a basket of flowers in its mouth, russet patch marked and picked out in black enamel, 25cm high.

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels copper lustre patch marked and picked out in black and yellow enamel, lustre collars, 20cm high.

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels russet red patch marked and picked out in black, yellow enamel collars, 11cm high.

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels copper lustre patch marked and picked out in coloured enamels, lustre collars and chains, 22cm high.

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels russet red patch marked and picked out in enamels, gilt collar and black chains, 35cm high.

An early oak Refectory Table with thick single plank top on chamfered square supports, 2ft 5in x 7ft 7 1/2in, split and old patch to top, lacks stretchers

Two bevelled glass photograph frames with gilt cresting, on bun feet, with easel stands, 13cm x 7cm; an enamel hinged patch box, the cover painted with a river landscape, 6cm wide; a small tortoiseshell purse, inlaid with silver piquet and mother of pearl; an early 20thC notebook with EPNS cover and chatelaine ring; a small circular box and cover, inset with a small seascape, and three other items. (9)

Sir Jacob Epstein (1880-1959) Blossom Signed Watercolour and bodycolour 56 x 43cm; 22 x 17in + + Some fading 1cm patch in centre stuck to glass fine crease lower right

English School early 19th Century Portrait of a Gentleman half length wearing a brown coat Oil on canvas 76 x 66cm; 30 x 26in + + Lined one repair with patch to the reverse some re-touching

William B. Fortescue (1850-1924) Games with granny Signed with monogram Oil on canvas 59.5 x 90.5cm; 231/2 x 35 3/4 in + + Cleaned restored 2| patch verso some paint loss paint lifting in some places craquelure

A collection of regimental buttons, including five Royal Army Medical Corps, one Durham Light Infantry, six navy buttons, two coronets, and two other brass buttons; together with a Durham Light Infantry patch, and three others.

A late 18th century Bilston enamel oval patch box, the hinged cover painted with a scene depicting a woman and a dog beneath a tree in open countryside and with a badly pitted mirrored lining, the base in duck egg blue with white interior. App. 4 cms wide (as viewed, some hair lined cracks and chips to the base)

A rare set of Third Reich hanging straps for the Water Protection Police dagger, in unissued condition (small patches of surface verdigris to mounts, patch of corrosion on one clip)

3 Yeomanry arm badges: large Rough Riders, silver plated Sharpshooters on green felt patch, and cast chrome plated Ryl Gloucestershire Hussars. GC

A Derby figure of a gardener holding a potted plant and leaning against a spade, raised on a naturalistic base, patch marks and incised, c1770, 5.25 tall.

A pair of scent bottles and a matching patch box, C&A London 1925 and 1926, the scent bottles each of ovoid form with silver and tortoiseshell inlaid covers, 11cm high, the patch box 4cm diameter (3)

A collection of three dressing table pieces, to include; a glass and silver mounted jar with tortoiseshell mounted cover, Birmingham 1924, 8.5cm diameter, a small silver circular patch box with tortoiseshell inset top London 1918, 4.8cm diameter and a bedside timepiece with tortoiseshell frame, 8.5cm high (3)

A plain circular silver cushion shaped patch box the hinged rising lid with mirrored interior Chester 1922.

Salyut 7 Helium Tank Salyut 7 space station artefact Salyut 7 Spacecraft - Helium Tank - fell 7th February 1991 This is a helium tank from the Russian Salyut 7-Cosmos 1686 (Kosmos 1686) spacecraft assembly, which went out of control and fell to Earth as a fireball, 3 to 4 years earlier than expected. Russian mission control put the spacecraft into a spin and tried to control the impact into the Atlantic Ocean as 70kg of fuel still remained onboard. This attempt failed and after a bright fireball that was witnessed by many local people, some fragments fell near the town of Capitan Bermudez, 250 miles from Buenos Aires, Argentina at 01:00 local time on 7th February 1991. The 14 inch diameter, 7.4kg, mostly titanium sphere is peppered with several hundred perfectly formed craters caused by tiny micrometeoroids which impacted on the surface during it`s many years in space. Opposing ends have a mounting rod and a coupling/inlet valve respectively - each has ablated heavily during re-entry and streamers of molten material have been blown back onto the leading faces of the sphere, clearly showing the orientation of flight. Dark scorching on one side of the main body is evidence that the sphere `flipped` during flight as external mountings and couplings broke/ablated away, and for a brief few moments this side was the leading edge before orienting itself once more. This dark patch of side scorching also shows a much lighter coloured `shadow` band where another part of the spacecraft, or possibly the departing mounting rod, momentarily protected this part of the sphere from scorching, and left an outline image of itself in the process. Due to its almost perfectly spherical shape and the high melting point of its titanium chemistry, the main body of the sphere escaped complete ablation of its surface, thus preserving the many micrometeoroid craters. However, the irregularly shaped mounting rod and the opposing coupling/inlet valve have a thick layer of dark fusion crust with fine flow lines that are similar to the surface of a freshly recovered iron meteorite. Some of the crater `pits` were undoubtedly caused by other parts of the spacecraft that were ablating in front of the spherical tank during atmospheric passage and also by other man-made orbiting debris from earlier space missions that impacted during its 9 plus years in space. This tank has been the subject of much research into the composition of the craters at the Natural History Museum, London. A paper entitled: "Analysis of Impact Residues on Spacecraft Surfaces: Possibilities and Problems" has been written about this Salyut helium tank and was presented at the 3rd European Conference on Space Debris, with a proceedings paper.

Guilloche enamel silver patch pot with a yellow rose, import marks

Guilloche blue enamel patch pot on a white metal chain, Birmingham 1922

A Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Tommy Brock, small eye patch, handle out, no stamp (af)

An interesting 18thC gold mounted horn patch box of oblong form, the hinged cover centred by a vacant hair aperture and inscribed to the borders `Major General Sir M R Burgoyne, Bart, Nat, 2 May 1773, OB 16 Aug. The interior fitted with a mirror to the inner lid (defective), 6½cm wide.

A silver mounted and glass scent bottle, London 1902, with trailing leaf decoration, William Comyns, together with a silver and blue enamel handle ivory letter opener, Birmingham 1909, marked C & N, a Eastern European silver salt, with incised decoration, marks rubbed, a pair of silver plated salts and spoons in the form of fish and a papier mache patch box, (a Lot).