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An oval South Staffordshire enamelled patch box, detailed 'My lovely fair whom I adore, love, or cease to charm me more', the lower section blue enamelled and another oval enamelled patch box, with a motto to the lid, damaged, the lower section pink enamelled.

An oval South Staffordshire enamelled patch box, detailed 'Long may you live and be happy', the mirror to the lid cracked, the lower section pale blue enamelled and another oval enamelled box, detailed 'A pinch of this deserves a kiss', the lower section green enamelled.

An oval South Staffordshire enamelled patch box, detailed 'A Trifle From Oxford' and with a mirror to the lid, the lower section green enamelled.

A tortoiseshell Case holding Scent Bottle, four silver Patch Boxes, two with enamelled decoration

19th Century oval tortoiseshell snuff box with white metal mounts, another similar, also an early 19th Century oval ivory patch box with watercolour painting and yellow metal mount, mirrored interior, 9cms

A LATE 18TH-CENTURY BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX of oval form, the hinged cover inscribed "A/Trifle/...from.../Scarboro'" within a polychrome border, on a white ground, the base blue with metal mount, the lid interior inset with mirror 4cm, (1.6in) long

A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL POTTERY CATS, moulded seated with free front legs, blue ribbon to neck and black patch markings, 19th century, 8" high

A circular Bilston enamel patch box, painted with flowers on a yellow ground, 6cm (2in) diameter, and a pair of 1740s style brass metal base tapersticks, 12cm (4 3/4in)

A Bilston green enamel patch box, with vase and motto inscribed lid, .75ins

A Victorian combination silver vesta case and cheroot cutter, with engraved foliate decoration, Birmingham 1855, an Edwardian heart shaped patch box, 1901, three other patch boxes, a vesta case and a white metal toothpick case with pierced lid (6)

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE, emblematic of summer, a young woman in a floral sprigged dress before a flower strewn bocage with wheat sheaf beside her, on rococo base, incised model marks and three patch marks, 5in. (12.5cms)

A ROYAL DOULTON 101 DALMATIANS LTD EDITION TABLEAU PATCH, ROLLY AND FRECKLES BOXED

28 cloth formation badges including S Command RAMC, S Command RA, pair AA Command 2nd patt, painted pair 11th Armoured Div, pair VIII Corps, pair HQ Persian Gulf, Malta Garrison, 20th Armoured Brigade, etc; 30 various wings and half wings; a printed black on khaki patch CIS/XIV; sundry shoulder titles and other insignia; a trumpet cord and tassels. GC to VGC

An SAS pale blue beret, with embroidered badge on rectangular patch, GC (very small moth holes); a US air force officer cadets khaki peaked cap, with silver and gilt winged propeller badge, as new condition; and 2 military issue watches: by Longines, with seconds dial; and “Swiss Made”, with seconds dial, both stamped with broad arrow and serial numbers. QGC (no straps)

A Royal Crown Derby miniature porcelain rose painted coffee can, 4cm high, together with a snuff bottle, Royal Worcester blush ivory rouge pot, a porcelain patch box, a miniature cup and a miniature Coalport style porcelain mug (6)

A hallmarked silver rectangular patch pot, the lid enamelled with a horse and rider. (1.5in).

A hexagonal patch pot, cloisonné enamelled with butterflies and flowers on purple ground, with similar floral inlay to sides and turquoise blue interior. (1.5in)

A 9 ct gold patch box of rectangular form, enclosing a lidded compartment and mirror.

A pair of 19th century Staffordshire cow and calf figure groups with orange patch decoration, on oval bases, 12 cms high.

Attributed to Charlotte Rhead, a patch pattern lamp base, the tapering hexagonal body raised on a stepped plinth, probably by Crown Ducal, printed and painted marks, 27cm high

An oval South Staffordshire enamelled patch box, the lid detailed 'The Gift of a Friend', af.

A good World War II medal group to Royal Marine J D Doyle comprising; court mounted 1939/45, Africa, Italy, France and Germany stars, Defence and War medals, assorted paperwork including recipients photograph album of 1941/2, Royal Marine blazer pocket patch, impressive hand embroidered Royal Marine banner dated 1941 with personalised message, his pre-war silver sports medal and accompanying newspaper cutting and two other sundry badges

A George III ivory pique rectangular patch box with concave sides and a hinged cover with a central rose gold panel with initials between carved fan motifs and a dot and diagonal-band inlaid border, 6.5cm long (2.5in)

Three late 18th/early 19th century South Staffordshire enamelled boxes, comprising; a round box, the cover depicting two peacocks near a fence, within an over-lapping concave pentagon and feather border on a cream ground, the fluted sides and base with flower sprays, 4.25cm diameter (1.75in), an oval patch box, 'Bind Me Fast or Set Me Free, Give Me Love or Liberty', enclosing a bird fleeing a cage, on a white ground, the bombe sides pink, 4cm (1.5in), and a round pill box, 'Forget Not An Old Friend and Be Choice of a New One', on a white ground, the sides and base bleu celeste, 3cm diameter (1.25in)

101 DALMATIANS TABLEAU PATCH ROLLY AND FRECKLES LTD EDITION BOXED WITH CERTIFICATE

Afghan (?) carpet, about 1920-30 10ft.1in. x 6ft.9in. 3.07m. x 2.05m. Areas of slight wear. And an Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan about 1900-20, 9ft. x 6ft. 2.75m. x 1.83m. Areas of wear, patch. (2

Two Chinese rugs, the first Baotou-Suiyuan, the second probably Ningxia, both late 19th century, 8ft. x 5ft.4in. 2.44m. x 1.63m. and 8ft.7in. x 6ft.1in. 2.62m. x 1.86m. The first with woven patch to field, the second with uneven wear, two long folding splits. (2)

Carpet by the Arab Chepanlu taifeh of the Qashqa'i Confederation, Fars province, south west Persia about 1910, 10ft.7in. x 7ft.3in. 3.23m. x 2.21m. Uneven wear, heavy in small areas. And a rug by the Amaleh taifeh of the Qashqa'i Confederation, Fars, south west Persia late 19th century, 8ft.6in. x 5ft.4in. 2.59m. x 1.63m. Heavy overall wear, small patch upper left inner guard. (2)

Two Baluchi rugs, both Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 6ft.10in. x 3ft.5in. 2.08m. x 1.04m. and 4ft.11in. x 3ft. 1.50m. x 0.91m. The first with dark brown corroded in places and damage in centre with small patch. (2)

A Limoge porcelain frog patch box

A GEORGE III SILVER PATCH BOX with bright-cut engraved cover by S. Pemberton, Birmingham, 1789; and a George III egg shape vinaigrette (2).

A PATCH STAND with circular top on silesian stem and domed foot, 3 1/2in. (9cm.) dia.

Nelson Bust, Royal Doulton Churchill Character Jug, Wade Tortoise, Shelly Octagonal Bowl (Af), Coalport Posy, Victorian Glass Compote, Silver Top Jar And Patch Box

An early 19th century coquilla nut shell snuff, with white metal hinge, 8cm long, a 19th century floral carved coquilla nut snuff , 7cm long together with one other snuff, a patch box and two circular powder boxes (6)

A small Tunbridge Ware rosewood box, the lid with perspective cube and the sides with two tesserae mosaic bands, small patch of staining to lid and loss of 7mm of veneer to one corner

Two 19th century enamelled copper patch boxes, with pink grounds. (2)

A late 17th century/early 18th century French oval mounted ivory patch box, with a pique-work cover and base and a stand away hinge, opening to reveal the symbolic miniature portrait of a seductive lady with a bow and arrow, two doves in attendance, a flowing gown and ships in the distance, the cover hinging open further to reveal the portrait of yet another seductive young lady at her toilette and the portrait of a young gentleman in a powdered wig with an unbuttoned jacket, (on paper behind glass), no apparent makers' mark, struck with charge and discharge marks, apparently for Paris 1684, probably dating from 1700-1720.

A George III engraved patch box, of rounded oblong form, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1799, 1.1in (2.9cm).

Two 19th century enamelled copper patch boxes: one a 'present from Dover', the other with a Trophy of Arms and the inscription 'May British Valour Conquests Gain and Make our Foes our Friends Again'. (2)

A collection of 10 rouge, patch and pill boxes, to include a stobwasser type box decorated with a matador, a turned coromandel box and a mother of pearl shell hexagonal example.

An 18th century Staffordshire novelty enamel patch box, the lid painted with a double face profile of a woman and a man 2.25ins

A patch stand, the dished top supported on a triple-knopped stem and folded foot, 8cm diameter; and another patch stand (top cut down), mid 18th century

A good pair of officer's double barrelled 24 bore flintlock holster pistols, by Twigg, c 1785; 141/2" overall, barrels 9", the top ribs engraved "Twigg-London" in capitals; plain flat stepped locks with safety bolts and roller on frizzen springs, dark walnut halfstocks with deeply chequered rounded butts, engraved steel mounts with pineapple finials to trigger guards and throat pipes; horn tipped ramrods, one with steel worm. Good Working Order and generally quite crisp condition (barrels rebrowned with small patches of pitting, one cock repaired and one a good old replacement); in their original deep fitted green baize lined oak case, the lid marked in ink "Edbert Hewett" and Major Hewett, 22nd Regt", containing good brass mounted red leather covered 2 way flask, 50 bore pincer mould stamped "WD", ebony loading/cleaning rod, another 2 piece cleaning rod, brush, worm and bullet extractor, bone handled brush, turned bone patch box, later steel oil bottle, key to case; and a letter headed "28 Carlyle Square, SW3" stating "These pistols were owned by Col Sir George H Hewett Bt of the 22nd Regt. He served in the Peninsular War. He was the eldest son of Genl. Sir George Hewett Bt, 1750-1840", signed "G. Nele (?) Hewett". The whole in generally quite clean condition.

A scarce 6 shot 54 bore Pennell Patent self cocking revolving percussion rifle, 46", browned octagonal twist barrel 283/4" Birmingham poved, engraved "Thos Pennell, 95 Bath Street, St Mary's Square". Colour hardened enclosed action nicely engraved with leopard and stag, with sprung stud to retain the hammer, the top surface engraved "Patent". Foliate engraved steel furniture, blued trigger guard. Figured walnut stock with chequered grip and silver escutcheon. Good Working Order and Condition (small patch of moderate pitting to barrel, top strap missing)

A scarce .75" Tower Land Pattern Brown Bess flintlock musket, c 1775, 58" overall, barrel 42" with Tower proofs, rounded lock with swan neck cock, the plate engraved with crowned "GR" and "Tower", walnut fullstock with ordnance store keeper's mark on butt, regulation brass mouunts, sling swivels, steel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition, (age wear and dark patina to barrel and lock, small patch in stock above lock, old brazed repair to ramrod and relining of touch hole) (Please see lot 181 for image)

A .526" Jacob's double barrelled percssion rifle, by Swinburn & Son, 1860, 401/2" overall, barrels 24" with Jacob's deep 4 groove rifling, and with 3 folding leaf rearsights and ladder rearsight to 2000 yards; bayonet lug on right side stamped "S&S/D/320", the plain back action locks engraved "Swinburn & Son 1860"; walnut halfstock with plain steel mounts, including patch box engraved "Jacobs' Rifles", sling swivels. Good Working Order and Generally Good Condition (refinished overall, some pitting remaining at breech, ramrod replaced) (Please see lot 189 for image)

A good .62" late model Baker flintlock rifle, 46" overall, twist barrel 301/4" with Tower proofs and folding rearsight, flat lock with bevelled ring neck cock, the plate engraved with crowned "GR" and "Tower"; walnut fullstock with original dark varnished finish, the butt stamped with ordnance store keeper's mark and "IV C R", the fore end with ramrod slit, standard pattern brass mounts, including rounded patch box cover; sling swivels; steel ramrod; fitted with a later leather sling. Untouched Condition, retaining some original browned finish to barrel (action requires attention, light surface rust to barrel, minor defects to stock, including small fracture below lock); (Please see lot 189 for image)

A ROYAL DOULTON TABLEAU AS PATCH ROLLY AND FRECKLES LTD EDITION [BOXED WITH CERTIFICATE]

A SMALL PAIR OF DERBY CUPIDS holding baskets of flowers, flower garlands on their head. (Patch Marks). 4 1/4ins high.

AN OVAL ENAMEL PATCH BOX with mirrored interior "A Trifle from Lincoln".

A CIRCULAR ENAMEL PATCH BOX with mirrored interior "A Trifle from London", front of St Paul's, London.

Eric Clapton A crew tour jacket of black leather, the left breast embroidered Eric Clapton, Journeyman Tour, 1990, the reverse decorated with a woollen patch in the shape of a Fender guitar; accompanied by a waistcoat of black leather, the cotton lining printed in black with a map of Mississippi, birth places and dates of blues guitarists and concert details Bill Graham Presents in San Francisco, Eric Clapton, November 7, 8 & 9, 1994 (2)

Georgian tortoiseshell and ivory mounted Patch Box, the top inset with an oil painting of children by a tree.

A George III enamel patch box, the cover inscribed 'When this you see think of me'. With damage. Together with a horn box, with a hinged steel lid, the base inscribed H. H. 1741, 6cm high (2)

Victorian burr walnut double bed having a raised moulded edge back with patch work upholstery, the base with curved top and curved fielded panels, inswept corners complete with box spring and side pieces, 1.45m.

A 19th Century Papier Mache Patch Box, the top decorated with a watercolour, together with a tortoiseshell thimble box (a.f.) (2)

Derby figure of a Gentleman circa 1770 modelled holding a cockerel dressed in a floral tunic, patch marks to base, (damages and losses) 18cm high

A continental, ivory patch box & cover, late 19thc. Circular shape, with wavy engraved cover, 8.5cms diam. Also a continental ivory small tazza, late 19thc.10cms diam./2

A French, tortoiseshell & horn patch box & cover, 19thc. Of circular shape. the cover engraved with a picture of 'The Palais De Justice - Paris'.7cms diam.

Two early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, both with mirrored lid interiors, one with white beaded oval on a deep blue ground, 4cm wide and the other with flowers in relief on a mauve chequer ground, 4.5cm diameter (2)