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An Enamelled Circular Patch Box, with powder blue base, the white lid transfer-printed with a rural landscape with wording "True Friendship and Love, Comes from above", circa 1770-1800, 4cm

An Enamelled Oval Patch Box, with apple green base, the white lid with wording "Happy the Man who void of care and strife, with love and friendship shares a social life", circa 1770-1800, 4.2cm

An Enamelled Oval Patch Box, with deep blue base, the white lid transfer-printed with figures in a landscape and wording "A Friend in need Is a Friend indeed", circa 1790-1810, 4cm

An Enamelled Oval Patch Box, with pink base, the white lid enamelled with a basket of flowers, late 18th Century, 4.2cm

A pair of Derby candlestick-figures of flower-sellers, as a boy and girl in a puce coat or striped dress beside a hound or lamb, on pierced scrolling gilt base, 16cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1770 ++ Girl - small repair to the upper part of the bocage; lacking the left forearm. Boy - small repair to a foot

GIOVANNI, 19TH CENTURY The Violinist signed, 77.5 x 62cm (see illustration) ++ Some light craqueleur and yellowing of the varnish. The paint surface rather thin in places, three very small patch tears lower centre, in pierced giltwood and composition frame

Autographs - Signed black and white photographs of Max Miller, Norman Wisdom, Peter Brough and Archie Andrews, Charlie Chester, Tod Slaughter, Red Ingle, Wally Patch, Harry Mooney, Harry Tate Jnr, the Cairoli Brothers, and Tommy Cooper; with hand-written letters from Tommy Cooper and Kenneth Connor; and two hand-drawn, signed caricatures by George Robey, (15).

A Givenchy pink wool coat circa 1960 labelled and numbered 21584 of voluminous cut the rounded sleeves and shoulders cut in one large patch pocket with side vents two chunky leather covered buttons to fasten #un-lined chest 102cm 42in

A group of Givenchy couture and boutique garments 1960s comprising: orange and white tartan boutique coat-dress with white leather belt; boutique brilliant yellow felted wool un-lined coat; boutique cream wool shift dress with brass buttons; and a couture brown wool culotte suit with patch pockets and long sleeves labelled and numbered 56122 average bust size 81-86cm 32-34in (5)

An Yves Saint Laurent orange twill housecoat 1964 labelled and numbered 06267 with inner silk bodice large patch pockets with diagonal flaps bust 86cm 34in This robe was worn in the film “A Very Special Favour” with Rock Hudson and Charles Boyer in 1964.

Victorian Silver Patch Cases (3) one with Arabic garnet lid two with attractive floral & Japanese scenes; together with a Mmaltese silver patch case with gilt interior; a repousse match case plain match cases (3) a silver lighter and an IHS locket. All good condition. (10)

Georgian silver Patch Box c.1770 hand-engraved floral pattern with sophia palmer in centre hallmarked s.p london pierced openwork floral design patch cover. Attractive good condition. (1)

Three pieces of tartan ware snuff box patch box and a cotton reel drum.

A small 19th century cranberry glass scent bottle with silver screw top, an oriental silver rectangular box with raised iris design, plus two continental silver hinged lid vesta cases and a circular silver plated patch box (five)

George Augustus Williams (1814-1901) 'Morning at Otford, Kent'. Oil on canvas landscape of a gentleman on white horse conversing with a woman and child in front of church. Other villagers shown leaving the church gate behind, trees and cottages to rear, patch of water to front left, Monogram of artist lower right, 65cm by 40cm, relined, in plaster gilt frame

A Georgian Staffordshire enamel oval Patch Box "A Token of Love" with linnet in a cage, pink surround, interior mirror, A/F

STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, the lid painted with doves perched upon a cornucopia above the legend “Nelson and Victory with Peace and Plenty”, dark blue base, 2’ ** possibly to celebrate Nelson”s victory at the Battle of Copenhagen in April 1801** *Illustrated in colour*

Two 18th century Staffordshire enamel patch boxes a later Continental box and a Victorian painted miniature (cracked)

A Lacloche Freres silver and blue enamel circular patch box the lid decorated with a garland of roses the base engine turned with chain and loop Paris engraved mark import for 1909 1.75ins

An Edwardian silver sovereign case Chester 1904 and a Continental silver and enamelled patch box decorated with "The Mikado"

Platt (Thomas Pell editor) The Ethiopic Didascalia; or the Ethiopic version of the Apostolical Constitutions received in the Church of Abyssinia with decorative subscriber's leaf printed in lilac at beginning (slightly spotted) text in English and Ethiopic 2 advertisement leaves at end small worn patch to title original cloth paper spine label boards cockled spine a little rubbed and faded 4to Oriental Translation Fund 1834.

A PATCH STAND with a shallow circular bowl with moulded "honeycomb" decoration, on a ribbed trumpet-shaped foot, and a honeycomb-moulded bowl on a knopped stem, probably mid 18th century, 51/2" dia.

A COLLECTION OF CONTINENTAL MILCH GLASS including a bowl naively decorated in polychrome with birds and flowers, 53/4" dia., a patch stand, 43/4" dia., a similar saucer and a tea bowl and saucer with chinoiserie decoration, probably 18th century (5).

A Gucci green suede trench coat, probably 1970s, double breasted; together with a blue suede knee-length skirt with gilt stirrup clasps to the front patch pockets, (2)

A continental silver oval patch box, apparently unmarked, the hinged cover engraved with dancing figures amidst Renaissance motifs within a scroll border. Width 8.5cm

A white metal mounted ivory oval patch box, apparently unmarked, the pull-off cover inlaid with ropetwist and dot borders and painted to the underside with a miniature portrait of an Elizabethan lady. Length 9cm

A glass patch stand, 18th century, raised on a baluster stem with air tear and domed and folded foot, rim chipped, 3.5" high

A Georgian hallmarked silver canted rectangular small patch box, with bright cut leaf detail around central cartouche engraved “Emilia”, length 1”, Birmingham 1809, Samuel Pemberton.

A composed pair of 19th Century Meissen porcelain seated Bolognese dogs after Kändler, one grey and brown enamel patch marked and incised 2847, the second pale brown and tan patch marked and incised number ending 80, blue crossed swords mark, 8.25” and 9” respectively. Losses.

Khotan kelleh Xinjiang (East Turkestan) west China about 1920 12ft.10in. x 6ft.3in. 3.90m. x 1.91m. Slight uneven wear overall small repaired kink with patch lower left corner.

Tekke Turkmen ensi Turkmenistan late 19th century 4ft.10in. x 3ft.6in. 1.47m. x 1.07m. Slight wear in places particularly upper two quadrants small patch of moth damage upper left corner.

Tabriz rug north west Persia early 20th century 6ft.1in. x 4ft.9in. 1.86m. x 1.45m. Small patch lower left corner.

AN 18TH CENTURY PATCH MARK PERIOD DERBY GROUP of lovers with a dog, 6".

A Staffordshire enamel patch box, of quatrelobed form, the cover painted with Venus and Cupid, the sides with putti and the interior with landscape; together with a ceramic trinket box and three enamel buttons

RUSSIAN Commemorative MEDALS, Peter I, Peace of Carlowitz, 13 July 1700, White Metal Medal, by I Kittel (or I Kozmin), 48mm (Diakov 12.2). Severe corrosion on shoulder and rim, small patch of corrosion on reverse, otherwise very fine with lustre, rare.

RUSSIAN Commemorative MEDALS, Death of Elizabeth I, 25 December 1761, White Metal Medal, by S Yudin, bust right, rev empress ascends on a cloud, 60mm (Diakov 107.1). Corrosion spots on obverse, large corrosion patch on reverse, otherwise very fine.

A Derby figure of a Shepherdess, wearing a flowered dress with purple tiered skirt, standing before a bocage, a lamb at her feet, on a turquoise and puce scrolling base, 28cm high, patch marks, late 18th century (faults and repairs); a Derby figure of a lady, standing before a bocage, wearing a flowing puce headdress, turquoise bodice and flowered red skirt, holding a posy, the floreted scrolling gilt detailed base set with a mask, 30cm high, patch marks, late 18th century (2)

A silver oval box with presentation inscription to the lid Birmingham 1909 width 11.5 cm; four silver circular patch boxes a Continental silver mesh purse and a propelling pencil (7)

An early 19th century blue and white sauce tureen and cover painted with two figures in a patch of sunlight amongst pavilions on an island 18cm across the beast mask handles (2)

A purse with chain, Birmingham 1919; a circular silver mounted glass trinket box, Birmingham 1895; an oval embossed patch box, Birmingham 1898; a Continental oval patch box; a thimble

William Geldart - Petra ink study William Geldart (1936 - ) Petra signed ink 26.5 x 17cm.; 10.5 x 6.75in. * William Geldart showed at the Royal Academy in the Manchester area and at Geldart Gallery Henbury Macclesfield Cheshire. He wrote and illustrated 'Geldart's Cheshire'. Petra was a female mixed breed dog who appeared on the BBC children's programme Blue Peter. She was the first Blue Peter pet and remains one of the best known. She had several puppies including Patch who also became a Blue Peter pet and who predeceased her. There is a bust of Petra in the Blue Peter garden. It originally stood in front of BBC Television Centre but was moved to the garden in 1984 due to redevelopment works.

A pair of Derby porcelain miniature figures of seated pug dogs with ornate collars, on moulded oval bases, 3ins high (each with patch marks to bases - one with tail broken and slightly chipped around collars), and two Wedgwood porcelain oval profiles, one moulded in relief with a shoulder length portrait thought to be of Thomas J. Stuart, 4ins x 3ins, and the head of a woman, 3.5ins x 2.5ins (both later overpainted)

A Charles II patch box, of lobed circular outline, the pull off cover stamped to resemble a rose flowerhead, makers mark only (IC or IG in a heart shaped punch), unascribed, 1660-1670, 1.5in (3.8cm), 0.25oz

A George III engraved circular patch box and cover, initialled by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1799 and smaller, navette shaped example by the same maker, stamped ‘STERLING SILVER’, c.1800, the circular box 1.1in (2.7cm) diameter (2).

A George III small circular patch box and cover, initialled ‘IW’, and engraved with starburst motif on the base, unmarked, c.1780, 0.75in (2cm) diameter.

George II and later, AR, halfcrown, 1824, three edge cuts at bottom, shillings, 1737 roses and plumes, 1745 LIMA and 1787, with hearts, latter has patch of dark staining to both sides, otherwise good very fine and sixpences, 1757 and 1758/7, latter very fine, otherwise mainly fine, unless stated (6)

A late 18th Century Bristol blue glass patch stand circa 1780, the shallow cup bowl with basal flutes raised gadroon knop and inverted baluster on ball knop stem, circular, 3.25’ high.

AN ANTELOPE SKIN CIGARETTE BOX, with cedar lining, a few miniature soldiers, patch boxes and other pieces

Royal Doulton miniature Bulldog puppy 'K2' with dark brown patch over eye

A pair of Derby mazarine-blue ground cylindrical toilet pots and covers circa 1770 each painted with panels of figures and horses in a landscape within gilt foliate quatrelobed frames the reverse painted with a panel of insects the covers with flower finials patch marks 7cm. 2.75in. one cover restored some wear to gilding (4)

A Royal Cauldon large pottery mug, with tube lined decoration, probably by Frederick Rhead, 17cm (7in), a Crown Ducal ‘stitch and patch’ jug by Charlotte Rhead and two other damaged items of Charlotte Rhead pottery,

A Charlotte Rhead pottery ‘stitch and patch’ pattern trumpet vase, 15cm (6in), and a Charlotte Rhead for Bursley ware pottery candle stick, tube lined in a floral trellis pattern

An early 19th Century enamel Patch Box, the cover decorated with a Cockfighting Scene

FOLLOWER OF SIR ALFRED EAST, RA (1849-1913) CHURCH IN A FARM LANDSCAPE Indistinctly signed lower left, oil on canvas 67 x 99.5cm. ++ Patch in sky upper left; a little retouching; needs a light clean

A pair of cased sawhandled percussion duelling pistols by W. & J. Rigby, Dublin, 24.5cm sighted etched damascus barrels engraved Wm. & Jn. Rigby, Dublin, signed border and scroll engraved back action locks, set triggers, half stocked with scroll engraved steel mounts including spur trigger guard and oval butt cap, contained in their green baize lined case, with oil bottle, nipple key, bullet mould and other associated accessories including powder flask, cap tin, patch tin and cleaning rod, the lid with maker's trade label of Willm & John Rigby, Gun Manufacturers, 24 Sufflok Street, Dublin

A MINIATURE IVORY EGG coloured scent bottle porcelain circular patch box and two netsukes

A miniature two handled Coalport tankard, a Continental lidded china bowl, a porcelain patch box and three other china items (a parcel)

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire russet patch marked spaniels, 7.5" high, damaged; a similar smaller 20th Century pair.

A pair of 20th Century Staffordshire russet patch mark seated spaniels each wearing gilt collar and chain, 23.5" high, damage and repair.

A BILSTON BLUE ENAMEL PATCH BOX inscribed 'Autumn' and decorated with a cupid