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A ROYAL WORCESTER PATCH BOX painted with a polar bear by W Hendry, various other miniature pieces, glass and other items (1 shelf)

WEDGWOOD FAIRYLAND LUSTRE BOWL by Daisy Makeig-Jones, internally decorated with eight fish within a herringbone surround and a well-executed scene of fairies seated beneath three trees concealing tree-sprites or wood nymphs and spiders webs, chinoiserie boats and islands with buildings beyond, in a probable variation of the "Jumping Faun" pattern, the exterior with a "Feather Hat, Woodland Elves" design featuring flying sprites and spiders webs, the whole with orange flame, greens, purple and pink lustre enrichment, printed mark (version 2) and painted number beneath (54*1 over 7, unidentified, 24cm diameter x 12.5cm high. Internal wear/scratching to centre and sloping booge - probably had plant pots kept in it. Exterior bright & crisp - small patch of thin glaze but otherwise good. No chips or cracks. For a differently shaped bowl with similar internal and external decorations see des Fontaines, Una, Lambourne, Lionel and Eatwell, Ann (Ed), Miss Jones and her Fairyland. The Weinstein Gift to the Victorian & Albert Museum, V & A Publications, 1990, p.27 (top right) and catalogue entry 35 (p47)

Corgi No 336 James Bond's Toyota 2000GT, missiles, secret instructions, unused shirt patch (boxed)

A George III oval Bilston enamel patch box,the cover inscribed A Present from Pembroke, 4cm wide, c.1820

An early 19th century oval Bilston enamel patch box, the cover decorated with a scene of duck shooting, 4.5cm wide, c.1820

An early 19th century oval Bilston enamel patch box, the cover decorated with a figures, Allegorical of Summer, 5cm wide, c.1890

A pair of Staffordshire 'Disraeli' spaniels, seated to the left and right, with black patch markings, gilt collars, padlock and chain, black and yellow features, black curls to forehead, separate moulded front paws, 26cm high, c.1870. These dogs with curls on their foreheads are named after The Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli who favoured a similar hairstyle.

A Derby Patch Mark figure, Girl with a Lute, she stands wearing a pink bodice, apron and striped skirt, 11.5cm high, impressed No. 9, c.1770

A 28-BORE SILVER-MOUNTED SAW-HANDLED FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOL BY P. BOND, 45 CORNHILL, LONDON, serial no. 4982, London silver hallmarks for 1807, 16in. overall, with unusual signed twist polygonal barrel (small patch of minor dents) with octagonal breech section, silver spider fore-sight, octagonal patent breech with gold-inlaid line and gold-lined touch-hole, tang incorporating the rear-sight and engraved with foliage and a martial trophy, signed flat bevelled detented lock decorated with a martial trophy on the stepped tail and with safety-catch (replaced), 'French' cock (top-jaw and screw replaced), rain-proof pan and roller, figured walnut half-stock (small crack at side-nail), chequered butt, set trigger, full silver mounts including spur trigger-guard engraved with a trophy of arms on the bow and with pineapple finial, and later horn-tipped ramrod (loose replacement ramrod-pipe), London proof marks. Please note VAT at 5% is applicable on the hammer price and buyers premium. (see lot 256 for illustration).

*(attracts 5% import duty on hammer and premium) An early 19th century South Staffordshire enamel patch box 'A present from Windsor' 1.75. ins

A Crown Ducal jug designed by Charlotte Rhead patch-type design against an orange lustre ground 6in.

Early 19th Century Staffordshire enamel oval shaped patch box, the hinged cover with script 'How much to be frized (sic)..', 4cm wide

19th Century brass mounted porcelain trefoil shaped patch box and cover having painted foliate decoration on a white ground, 3.5cm diameter

Small circular unmarked silver coloured metal patch box, the cover formed from an 1687 coin

Blue enamel oval patch box entitled ‘A Present from Birmingham’, circular Tartan Ware box, brass clip in the form of a knife with claw and agate ball handle, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths 18ct triple cased studs, pipe tamper case and a ring case (6)

An early 19th century Continental porcelain and silver gilt mounted patch box in the form of a masked woman with large bouffant, the reverse with oval hinged compartment engraved with a crown above a shield, 4.5 cm

A Battersea enamel rectangular casket shape patch box, the hinged cover with love bird and motto ‘Token of Regard’. 1.5in. (3.5cm.); an oval patchbox, with motto ‘A present of Leeds’; a third oval patchbox, the hinged cover with birds nest and flowers with motto ‘ A trifle from Liverpool’ (chipped) and another oval patchbox, with motto ‘Remember the giver’ (cracked and repaired). (4). (see lot 117 for illustration)

A small late Georgian Bilston enamel patch box of oval section with a Friendship verse to the hinged cover, internal mirror and green tone base, suffers slight damages, with a later tape measure. (2).

A 19th Century Staffordshire seated spaniel, black patch marked, picked out in enamels and gilt, 10’ high. S/D.

A 19th Century Staffordshire flatback figure ‘Tom King’, glazed and enamelled, titled base, 9.5’ high; another similar example, 9.5’ high, both repaired; a 19th Century Staffordshire pottery seated spaniel, bronze lustre patch marked and picked out in enamels, 9.5’ high, S/D; another similar smaller example, 8.5’ high.(4).S/D.

A 19th Century pearlware cow creamer with high arched tail and lustre patch spot decoration 6’ high, A/F; a similar pale brown glazed 5’ high, S/D. (2).

* Roberts (late 19th / early 20th century), a portrait of a gardener stringing up a dead bird in his cabbage patch, indistinctly signed, 13 3/4" x 9", gilt frame

Tommy Brock BP3A Spade Handle Out And Small Eye Patch Boxed

An ivory Patch Case inset with cherub

A George III Bilston enamel patch box, of oval form, the restored enamel cover with a portrait of George III “Britons rejoice and thank the Lord in Mercy will look over thee”, on oval concave pink ground and a mirror to the lid, 5cm

A George III enamel patch box, of oval form, the cover painted with a portrait of “General Jefferson” with a jewelled border, on a blue lobed base, and a mirror to the lid, 4.6cm (see lot 94 for illustration)

An early 19th century Staffordshire enamel Nelson commemorative patch box the oval lid painted with ten ships below the inscription Victorious Nelson 1st August 1798 the sides deep blue 5cm wide

Two early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch boxes each with similar gadrooned oval bases one lid faintly gilt with Love the Giver on a blue diamond and the other with Accept This Trifle From a Friend Whose Love For Thee Will Never End 4.5cm wide (2)

A South Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover painted with an Italianate harbour scene, within a C-scroll border, 6.5cm wide, together with a similar circular box, the hinged lid decorated with a floral spray, both with damage (2)

A Moorcroft briar rose and honeysuckle bowl, painted mark WM; a modern Moorcroft patch box; a Royal Doulton Slaters Patent jardiniere; and a studio pottery vase, Dia 16cm (bowl) W 3.5cm (patch box)

Le Corbusier (Charles Edouard Jeanneret, 1887 - 1967) An original signed limited edition etching with aquatint colours - No 7, showing a man leaning forearm on a table, with green patch of colour below, L - C, 1927/64, on arches paper, signed in pencil and numbered 26/150, complete paper size showing floating 54 cm by 72 cm.

A late 18th Century South Staffordshire enamelled patch box, the hinge lid decorated with a landscape view and fitted with a polished steel mirror within.

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire seated spaniels, copper lustre patch marked and picked out in enamels, 12.75’ high. Damage.

A Staffordshire figure of a dog standing four square, russet patch marked and spotted, gilt collar, raised on moulded base, 4.5’ high, A/F.

*Pendelfin; Pirate Patch, Sheriff, Wooden hut, Fireman (a/f), Bandstand, Tammy (bronze finish) and Totty

Horikawa: battery-operated black lithographed tinplate and plastic Rotate-O-Matic Super Robot in original box, 260mm and a German Best 0159 Space Card Game, VG, small glue patch to battery box door, box P-F

A STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX The cover inscribed 'Sweet's the love that meets return', green base, 2cm.; and an enamel snuff box, the cover painted with a courting couple, 5.75cm.dia.(2)

John Rigby & Co A 12-bore boxlock ejector gun no. 18304 28-inch barrels with 2 3/4-inch chambers about 1/2 choke borings the scroll backed frame with scroll engraving and retaining much original hardening colour the makers name signed within a scrolling banner 15-inch figured stock nitro proof barrels with a patch of severe external rust pitting 6lb. 4oz.

AN ITALIAN CLOSE HELMET FOR FIELD USE CIRCA 1580 with rounded one-piece skull rising to a roped medial comb, visor, upper bevor and bevor attached by common pivots with radially-fluted heads, the visor with strongly-stepped, centrally-divided vision-slit, fitted at the right side with a lifting-peg (replaced), the blunt prow-shaped upper bevor pierced at the right side with nine small circular ventilation-holes in rosette formation, the bevor and pierced stud secured at the right side by a swivel-hook and two gorget-plates front and rear, the upper front one repaired with riveted internal patch at right end, the lowest front one restored, the main edges of the helmet decorated with roped turns accompanied, in the case of those of the gorget-plates, by recessed borders, the subsidiary edges with single incised lines (some pitting overall)

A Pirate marionette with a carved wooden head and peg leg. Patch to one eye. By Tony Green. With a wooden clown marionette and a Mexican with a composition head (3)

A miniature stained pine chest of drawers, 19th century. Two short drawers over three long drawers, with turned button handles, on bracket plinth base. 35 x 26cm. Also a Victorian papier-mache circular waiter, floral decoration, 23cm diam; A Russian lacquered card box and cover, the top painted with the Kremlin 9cmx10cm; Three various halcyon days enamel pill boxes; a small circular papier-mache patch box, 20th century; A chinese hard stone fruit tree in cloissone pot, 20th century 26cm high; A chinese jade model of an elephant, 6cm high; a chinese carved green hard stone model of young boy lying down, 8cm long, a chinese carved yellow hard stone bird figure, 20th century; also small cloissone pot and cover, 20th century, also an Italian miniature painted niche panel, depicting maddona & child, 20th century, 30cm high.

A 20-BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE, late 18th century, converted from flintlock by John Wiggan, with 29 3/4in. octagonal twist sighted barrel rifled with eight grooves, scroll engraved breech, foliate engraved tang, signed flat bevelled bolted lock with foliate engraved stepped tail, figured walnut half-stock with raised cheek-piece, chequered grip and fore-end, iron mounts including pivoting patch-box cover (trigger-guard slightly distorted, finial standing proud of stock), and horn fore-end cap, and horn-tipped ramrod (iron parts with some pitting throughout).

A 20-BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE SIGNED J. MANTON, LONDON, second quarter of the 19th century, with 30 1/4in. twist octagonal sighted barrel signed on the top flat towards the breech and rifled with fourteen grooves, scroll engraved breech inlaid with two platinum lines, scroll engraved tang and detented bolted lock, walnut half-stock with chequered grip (some bruising, small chip to fore-end), scroll engraved iron mounts including hinged patch-box cover, and later ramrod, London proof marks.

An early 19th Century Bilston enamel rectangular patch box, the pink shaped body rising to hinged cover with central study of a swan below the phrase “/pesteem the Giver” within beaded border, opening to plain interior with mirror to lid. Length 1.5”.

A rare South Staffordshire enamel patch box, early 19th century, of drum form, the hinged cover modelled in relief with a reclining King Charles spaniel, the waisted sides painted with flower sprays, cracks and small chips, 4.8cm diameter

A miscellaneous group of textiles including a Lakai or Uzbek embroidered hat the red felted wool ground with small applique velvet panels both ground and panels lavishly embroidered in silk chain-stitch Uzbekistan early 20th century diam. of crown 7in. 18cm. Crown partly detached from brim with slight loss to white silk embroidered seam one or two very small insect holes. A pair of Chinese ‘lotus bud’ shoes red cotton uppers with silk embroidery of a butterfly at each toe printed cotton interior and sole the latter over leather printed cotton heal tabs and side loops late 19th-early 20th century length of each 6in. 15cm. A Japanese silk panel the black satin ground embroidered in silk with three doves in a tree by water late 19th century 47in. x 19Iin. 120cm. x 49.5cm. Ground shattered in places mounted on wood stretcher. A machine-woven cotton tapestry panel depicting Japanese ladies in a pavilion by water probably French late 19th-early 20th century 26in. x 33in. 66cm. x 84cm. A wool needlework panel depicting a Polish or Russian scene perhaps from the Life of Boris Gudonov East European late 19th century 22in. x 35in. 56cm. x 89cm. Moth damage in places small patch framed and glazed. Two crewel-work panels each now mounted in a two-fold wood-framed screen probably English late 19th century each crewel-work panel 42in. x 16Iin. 107cm. x 42cm. An Anatolian kelim panel east Anatolia 20th century 24in. x 21Iin. 61cm. x 54.5cm. And a group of wool gros and petit point fragments and partially worked canvas pieces sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return

Interesting and attractive Karabakh long rug south west Caucasus dated 1901 (or 1909) 8ft.8in. x 4ft.2in. 2.64m. x 1.27m. Narrow band of wear and slight damage left side centre one or two other very small areas of wear slight damage with minor losses lower end top end ragged (both ends have recently been ‘opened’ having been stitched under); some glue adhering to reverse (including small glued patch). A number of Karabakh long rugs with extra guards at the top or bottom containing Armenian inscriptions are known several of them with the same borders and outer guards as seen on this rug. See for example Manuelian and Eiland Weavers Merchants and Kings nos. 46 and 56 (probably Karabakh) as well as no. 14 (same border and outer guard); also Eiland Passages...Inscribed Armenian Rugs nos. 32 and 46 (extra upper blue ground inscribed guard and same outer guard pattern and on the latter the same main border pattern) and no. 15 (white inscription on blue ground field as well as same outer guard and main border patterns). The presence of large crosses of the Armenian type in two of the large central diamonds as well as the two white crosses with ‘arms akimbo’ on either side in the upper main border enforces the Armenian connection.

A BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, an agate box, a miniature bible, three snuff bottles and a few other pieces

A Bow porcelain figure of a sportsman with a dog at his feet and bocage to background, on rococo pattern base, 11ins high (unmarked and with patch marks to base - restoration to musket and chipping to bocage - circa 1760)

A Staffordshire oval patch box 19th century having a transfer-printed scene and inscribed 'Esteem the Giver' L 4.5cm; and another similar box with a pink design of a shepherd and flock within a landscape L 4.2cm

A French white metal patch box with hinged lid; various Indian Chinese and other flatware cased; and a German beaker decorated with coins.

Royal Doulton 'Buddies' figurine, HN2546 (small repair at back); Royal Doulton 'Elyse' girl figurine, HN2429, black dress, hat with orange ribbon (second); and Austin Nichols 'Wild Turkey' whisky jar and a box of assorted miscellaneous china includes meat plates, patch boxes etc.

Beswick: Guernsey Bull, Champion Sabrina's Sir Richmond 14th, model no. 1451 (issued 1956-1989), tan, brown with white shoulder patch, 41.5cm

A Bilston south Staffordshire enamel patch box of ovoid form. Decorated with an image of Britannia with a commemorative inscription 2".

A Staffordshire Porcellaneous Dog, circa 1840], the recumbent and forward leaning alert dog with white and brown patch coat and gilt collar, upon a stepped plinth with rounded ends with string lines and lunette decoration in gilt, 8.5cm high, 14.2cm long; and [Two Similar Dogs, circa 1840], with black and brown patch coats respectively, one on a feather leaf moulded scroll form plinth with green glaze, the other with yellow glaze, with gilt line basal rim, 5.5cm high, 12cm long (3)

A Derby Porcelain Figure from the "French Seasons", early 19th century], after the original attributed to Pierre Stephan, standing contra-posto, her hair upswept to a bun and wearing a revealing décolleté dress, holding a stook of corn, on a flower encrusted circular base with gilt line rim, patch marks and incised "4H", 18cm high (restored)

A Pair of Derby Basket Figures, circa 1765], modelled as a lady and gentleman gesturing towards open lidded baskets, he wears a pink jacket with yellow sleeves and floral breeches, a dog at his side, she wears a floral crinoline dress, a snub faced dog at her side, the baskets raised on centrally flower clustered supports from scroll bases, in soft enamel colours enriched with gilt throughout, patch marks, 22cm high (both restored)

A Derby Porcelain Figure of a Gardener, after the original attributed to Pierre Stephan, circa 1780], he stands wearing a black broad rimmed hat, looking down at a succulent in a pot held in his right hand, his left hand holding a spade handle, by a classical truncated column, on a floret applied green glazed base, patch marks, 18.5cm high (restored)

Dinky-No.101 Thunderbird 2 (with Thunderbird 4 inside) gloss green generally good condition (patch of corrosion across roof) boxed with inner pictorial stand.

A pair of late 19th Century Staffordshire spaniels, russet patch marked and picked out in enamels, gilt collars, 9" high. S/D.