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A Cantonese carved ivory needle case, c1910, 16cm long. A Chinese Carved ivory model of a fisherman holding a fish above his head, 20th century 11cm high (af). A cantonese carved ivory patch box and cover, c1910 also two Chinese carved resin snuff bottles in the form of a pear.(5)

A Miniature bronze seal, In the form of a female portrait bust, 19th century, French. The rear engraved 'F. BARBEDIENNE', the matrix 2cm diam with no engraving, 7.5cm high. Also a Continental bronze model of a seated rabbit, with red glass eyes, 7cm long. Two turned wooden treen items, a turned wooden patch box and cover also a turned wooden circular cotton pot and cover.(6)

A Derby porcelain figure of a seated stag with five pointed antlers, the shaped base encrusted with flowers, 7.75ins high (with patch marks to base - circa 1770)

A 28-BORE WHEEL-LOCK SPORTING RIFLE, possibly Baltic, late 17th century, with 31 1/2in. swamped octagonal barrel rifled with twelve grooves and struck three times at the breech with the maker's mark of a standing halberdier, rear sight of one standing leaf and one folding peep-sight, flat lock with pierced and chiselled wheel-retaining bracket to the rear of the wheel, fruitwood full stock inlaid with crudely engraved staghorn roundels and shaped panels, cheek-piece and patch-box cover inlaid with staghorn plaques engraved with acorns, engraved staghorn ramrod-pipes and fore-end cap, set trigger, and iron trigger-guard.

A 54-BORE PERCUSSION SADDLE-RING SPORTING RIFLE by I. Hollis & Sons, 6, Great Winchester Street, London, circa 1887, with 25 1/4in. browned twist round barrel with Henry patent rifling and signed in full on the sighting flat, rear-sight of three folding leaves graduated to 250 yards, scroll engraved breech, case-hardened tang, signed lock, patch-box cover and butt-plate, figured walnut half-stock (numerous repairs) with chequered grip and fore-end, blued saddle-bar and scroll engraved trigger-guard, the former with two suspension rings, and later brass-tipped ramrod (refinished throughout), London black powder proof marks.

A .50 GALLAGER PATENT BREECH-LOADING PERCUSSION CAVALRY CARBINE by Richardson & Overman, Philadelphia, serial no. 12220, circa 1862, with 22 1/8in. reblued sighted barrel, back-action lock marked with maker's and patent details (markings worn), walnut butt marked with the letters 'WLC', and iron mounts including hinged patch-box cover and saddle-bar with suspension ring. Footnote: The Gallager patent carbine was issued in large numbers to Union cavalry units during the Civil War with over 23,000 being produced. It is ironic that the patentee, Mahlon Gallager, was from Savannah, Georgia. (Please see lot 481 for image)

A Crown Devon coffee set, fifteen pieces, painted with a 'Patch' design composed of stylised shrubs and simulated stitching, pattern M 206, coffee pot 8in.

A George III carved mahogany dining chair, Chippendale period, the leaf carved cresting rail above a Gothik pierced splat and drop-in seat, on square moulded legs with leaf carved spandrels, united by a blocked and chamfered H-shaped stretcher, patch repairs and losses

A COLLECTION OF FOUR ENAMELLED PATCH BOXES.

A set of four silver topped scent bottles hallmarked Birmingham 1922, a pair of silver patch boxes hallmarked Birmingham 1902, a silver pin box hallmarked Birmingham 1902,and a small quantity of other items (qty)

A Derby figure of Britannia, c. 1765, wearing claret lined green drapery, gilt scale cuirass and floral yellow dress with war trophies at her feet and lion couchant to her side, patch marks and a small incised mark, some chips and faults, 27cm

A Chanel beige tweed and navy satin suit, circa 1960, labelled and numbered 11473, the jacket with four patch pockets, lion's mask buttons, chain weighted, lined in navy silk, knee length skirt, chest 86cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in, (2)

A Chanel raspberry-pink tweed coat and skirt, circa 1960, labelled, the calf-length single breasted coat of long, narrow cut with patch breast pockets, vented hip pockets, self-covered pink tweed buttons, lined in quilted silk, matching skirt, chest 97cm, 38in, skirt waist 66cm, 26in, (2)

Two Moschino Couture jackets, 1990s, both labelled, the first of black wool, short boxy shape with Chanel-like trim of giant pearls; the other, smoking jacket style of stencilled gold velvet with large green patch pockets and heart motif buttons, bust 92-96cm, 36-38in, (2)

A Chanel Couture Summer suit, circa 1990, labelled and numbered 63226, of pale pink silk/linen mix, edged in navy, with double C buttons, comprising: jacket with four patch pockets, long pleated skirt and sleeveless crêpe blouse, bust 92cm, 36in, waist 76cm, 30in, (3)

A Late 18th Century Enamel Patch Box, A Trifle from Wells, and a similar pill box, Coaching (some damage) (2)

Joe Payne memorabilia, including his record ten goal football, the brown leather match ball, deflated, from the Luton Town v Bristol Rovers Third Division (South) game at Kenilworth Road, 13th April 1936, with which Joe Payne scored a record ten goals in the 12-0 Luton victory; sold with an England shirt badge & a No.14 number patch from his sole international appearance v Finland during the End of Season Tour of 1937; 5 b&w press photographs, a printed Luton souvenir photograph, & a book with an account of the 10-goal game (9)

A George III glass miniature patch stand, with lobed rim and facet cut bowl, on knopped stem and cut round foot, 2 1/4" diameter (5.8cm)

A German porcelain stein, circa 1900, formed as the bust of a portly man with eye patch and sword marks to cheeks, his cap forming the cover, 17.5cm high.

Edward VII, halfpenny, 1903, patch of discolouration to obv., otherwise about uncirculated, with some lustre & third farthing, 1902, extremely fine (2)

A cavalry officer's sabre, curved flat blade 32?", with rounded back, brass hilt of 1796 type with langets and facetted backstrap, wire bound ivory grip, in its velvet covered scabbard with ornamental plated mounts. Basically GC (blade some wear and light abrasion marks, several small grip cracks, velvet worn, verdigris patch on middle band)

A Vic 1892 pattern RAMC officer's sword, straight fullered blade 32?", by Hawkes & Co, Piccadilly London, etched with crowned VR Cypher, RAMC badge and motto within scrolled panels, regulation brass 3 bar hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip in an associated scabbard. GC, the blade retaining some original polish (small patch missing from tip of grip)

A Continental 6 shot 9mm PF open frame DA revolver, 10" overall, barrel 5?", with scroll engraved frame and breech, loading gate and ejector rod on right, carved and chequered walnut grips. GWO & C, retaining some original blued finish (small patch of pitting to cylinder).

An Indian 14 bore military style percussion carbine, 36?" overall, barrel 21" with arsenal number and inscription at breech, Enfield type lock, walnut fullstock with military pattern brass mounts and small patch box in butt, sling swivels. GWO & generally GC (worn, stock fracture repaired and patched)

A 6 shot .36" Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver, 13?" overall, barrel 7?" with New York US America address, number 178714 on all parts (the rammer un-numbered), the cylinder retaining very faint traces of naval scene, brass trigger guard and backstrap, the former stamped "36 Cal", plain walnut grips. GWO & C (rather worn overall, particularly the grips, patch of moderate pitting to cylinder); with its scarce original flap top leather holster, with belt loop (worn and fragile commensurate with age)

A Chinese nephrite jade bowl one corner of the pale olive green stone with a patch of purple, carved with three groups of lotus and two cranes, 17cm wide

Two early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, one oval lid inscribed 'A Trifle From Hingham', 4cm wide and the other rectangular lid inscribed 'The Gift of a Friend', 3.5cm wide (2)

An early 19th century South Staffordshire oval enamel patch pot, bearing the inscription 'The Gift of a Friend' and another of circular shape

A Bilston enamel oval patch box, the hinged cover printed in black with the Sailor's Return, on a pink ground base, 1 3/4" wide (4.5cm) circa 1790 (minor damage)

A Bilston enamel oval patch box, the hinged cover printed with reclining shepherds, on a pale yellow ground base, 1 3/4" wide (4. 5cm), circa 1790 (minor damage)

A mixed lot: four plated wine labels, a modern kidney 'whisky' label, a modern parcel gilt eagle finial, a plated egg topper in the form of a cockerel, a Bilston enamelled patch box with flowers on the cover, another 'A trifle from Taunton' a serving spoon, an unmarked poultry skewer, a pair of George III cast arm sugar tongs, a mounted coconut bowl and a George III sugar sifter ladle with a thread pattern stem, by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1790. (lot)

A silver circular patch box, with engine turned decoration, mark S.P., Birmingham 1821.

Silver Thimble, another, a small silver Patch Box and a Nurse's Buckle (4).

A Beswick pottery figure of a Jack Russell terrier, black and rust patch marked. 7" high

A De-activated BSA SMLE Bolt Action Rifle, no.N27851, full walnut stock with three sling swivels, brass butt cap with patch box, with de-activation certificate.

A De-activated Enfield No.4MK.I Bolt Action Rifle, 1943, no.1670, full walnut stock with two sling swivels, brass butt cap with hinged patch box, with de-activation certificate.

A group of 19th century and later boxes, comprising; a South Staffordshire blue enamelled oval patch box 'Love for Love', the hinged lid with a pair of doves, a South Staffordshire enamel oval patch box, the cover depicting flowers within black bordered panels, and a Continental cartouche shaped porcelain box, painted with figures and florets on a blue and white ground

A George III gold mounted ivory canted-rectangular patch box, the hinged lid with a central silk panel within a glazed and reeded gold fame, the velvet line interior with a mirror, 9.5cm x 3.5cm (3.75in x 1.5in), a 19th century turned bone syringe, 10cm long (4in), and an engraved envelope shaped locket, stamped 'sterling', 3cm x 2cm

An early 19th century gilt metal and jasper mounted round patch box with slightly bombe engine turned sides, 4.5cm diameter (1.75in)

A 19th century ovoid nutmeg grater, embossed with flowers, scrolls and rocaille, a Continental ovoid small compact/patch box, guilloche enamelled in lilac, stamped '930S', and a small model of a hare pushing an egg on a sleigh, stamped '800'

An elongated oval 18th century English pink enamel patch box, the lid with inscription 'Remember by Friend, All things have an End', 5.5cm wide

Three glass dressing table bottles with silver covers and an oval silver patch box.

A LADY'S SILVER FAN SHAPED PATCH/ROUGE BOX

A Third Reich Police parade bayonet, plated 13" blade by ACS and scales etc. Plated hilt with grey metal police eagle to stag grip, brown leather scabbard with plated fittings. S Ar II 1219 unit details stamped on crossguard reverse and scabbard top fitting. GC (small rust patch to blade) Plate 4 Sale 458, Lot 739

A Samson copy of an old Kutani hound, 19th century, modelled seated with open mouth and with russet black and brown patch decoration, he wears a red and gilded collar with bell, ear and tail damaged 15" high

Bilston enamelled patch box, circa 1790, oval form, the hinged lid inscribed 'A Trifle From Windsor' within blue scallop border, opening to reveal original mirror, the base having waisted sides in green enamel, 1 1/2ins

A Derby patch mark figure of a recumbent bull, seated to the right, naturalistically coloured, before bocage, shaped base, 6cm high; another, to the left, c.1780. See Peter Bradshaw, Derby Porcelain Figures, 1750 - 1848, page 120 (see lot 218 for illustration)

A Derby patch mark figure of a sheep, standing, naturalistically coloured, shaped base, 6cm high, c.1780; another, Staffordshire, shredded clay wool, gilt lined oval base, 8cm high, c.1880

A Derby patch mark figure of a bullfinch, naturalistically coloured, perched on a flowering branch, 9.5cm, c.1780. See Peter Bradshaw, Derby Porcelain Figures, 1750 - 1848, page 126

A Derby patch mark figure, Mercury, standing, clean shaven, wearing a rounded helmet, tunic and flowing cloak, winged feet, holding a money bag aloft, scroll base, 31cm high, c.1770 (some faults). See Peter Bradshaw, Derby Porcelain Figures, 1750 - 1848, page 350

A Derby patch mark figure group, Shoe-Black, a gallant stands, wearing colourful clothes, his right foot resting on a foot-stool, his shoe being cleaned by a kneeling servant girl, who wears a linen cap, dress and apron, shaped base, 17.5cm high, incised 81, c.1780. See Peter Bradshaw, Derby Porcelain Figures, 1750 - 1848, page 236 (see lot 221 for illustration)

A Bilston enamel oval patch box, decorated in white with enamel, on a blue ground, 3.5cm wide, late 18th century (some chipping to enamel on base)

An early 19th century Bilston type enamel patch box, the hinged cover decorated with a country house, within beaded border, pink ground, 5cm wide, c.1820

A silver patch box, Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1792, of oval form with bright cut decoration; together with a collection of silver vinaigrettes, an Irish locket and other items.

A silver patch box, Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1807, in the form of a book with bright cut decoration; together with two silver snuff boxes and a vinaigrette, English early 19th century and later.

Red leather Box containing Victorian faceted green glass Scent Bottle, the hinged silver lid hallmarked for London 1899, Victorian Bristol blue faceted glass double ended Scent Bottle with screw on and hinged silver lids and an early 20th Century heart shaped ceramic Scent Bottle with portrait of Geisha girl, screw on metal top and a further blue glass Patch Box and Lid (4)

A Bilston oval enamel patch box, the hinged lid centred with Britannia holding a profile of George III, the rim inscribed; and another Margate oval enamel patch box and cover, (both heavily a.f), L 5cm and 5.2cm

Early 19th Century bone circular Patch Box, the top inset miniature portrait of Admiral Horatio Nelson, another with a portrait of Lady Hamilton and another with a scene of H.M.S. Victory inscribed and dated Oc 21 1805, 2 1/2", (1"), (3).

Beano (1944) 222-248 Complete year in bound volume. Propaganda war issues. 'Paste Hitler with paper and get nearer the end of Germany.' No. 222 first Jimmy And His Magic Patch by Dudley Watkins. No. 225 Pansy Potter kicks Desperate Dan back into The Dandy! 243 worn torn back cover [gd], 247, 248 [vg], balance [fn/vfn] (27)

Robinson (W), Alpine Flowers for Gardens, 1910 4th edition. With: Robinson's English Flower Garden (1913, 12th edn); Jenkins' The Hardy Flower Book (1913); Farrer's My Rock-Garden (1907); Klickmann's The Flower-Patch Among the Hills (1929 reprint in dw); Markham's Clematis (1939, 2nd edn, in dw); Mansfield's The Border in Colour (1944); & Prior's Popular Names of British Plants (1879, 3rd edn) (8)