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Scarce and early Hardy The Field large alloy wide drum salmon fly reel c.1900 : 4.5" dia, brass pillar cage c/w smooth brass foot, The plate wind stamped "The Field - Hardy's Pat" - good strong check, c/w line and runs well

Hardy The Houghton 2 5/8" Perfect brass face fly reel - with the makers Rod in hand, Straight Line and Oval Logos - possible concealed frame or pillar repair - nevertheless very good looking real

Collection of Hardy and Alex Martin salmon and trout alloy fly reels - all with faults (3) Hardy The Perfect 3 3/8" alloy fly reel with cracked pillars, crack to the rim, smooth brass foot silk line ideal for spares or even to fish with; Hardy Marquis 8/9 alloy fly reel with repaired pillar fitted with U shaped line guide, smooth alloy foot complete with line and runs well; and Alex Martin "The Thistle" 4" dia with bronzed brass line guide, brass filed foot, missing rim tension adjuster and repair to the plate wind - all (AF) o the

Rare Heaton's Wooden centre pin casting reel - 4" dia with nickel silver rims, smooth brass foot one end very slightly tapered, wooden and brass frame with a small crack to one pillar screw, catches slightly but still runs freely

Hardy Bros "The Silex Major" 4" alloy salmon reel - with brass auxiliary rim brake with brass pillar, ribbed brass foot - runs well

Hardy Bros "The Uniqua Fly Reel" Dup Mk. II trout alloy fly reel c. 1930's - 2 7/8" dia, ribbed brass foot, double check mechanism, c/w line - runs smoothly and retaining much of the original dark lead finish - note deep line cut to pillar - must have been a favourite.

Hardy The Silex No.2 alloy salmon fly reel: 4" dia with quarter rim cut out, twin white ivorine handles, 3x screw drum release latch, white ivorine rim lever release, brass rim tensioner with brass sliding disc to back plate, brass foot slightly filed and one pillar professionally repaired with unobtrusive brass strengthener

Regency mahogany card table, fold over swivel top with rosewood banding and scrolled inlay, baize lined, four serpentine pillar supports on platform, four splayed supports with brass claw cups and globular running castors, ebonised geometric inlays, W91cm, H74cm, D45cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

PAIR OF BRASS CORINTHIAN PILLAR TABLE LAMPS, formed by square columns, 78cm high, with green fabric shades; along with a gilt metal and composition lamp, modelled in relief with a cherub figure (3)

19TH CENTURY BLACK FOREST CARVED OAK CENTRE TABLE, the top of serpentine outline with flowerhead and acorn carved border, on a heavily carved pillar and base, with upturned dolphin mask supports, 78cm long, 77cm high

MAHOGANY CIRCULAR DRUM LIBRARY TABLE, of Regency design, the crossbanded top with four frieze and four dummy drawers, on a turned base shaped pillar with quadruple scroll legs, terminating in brass casters, 122cm diameter, 76cm high

VICTORIAN WALNUT OVAL BREAKFAST TABLE, the restored top with arcaded border, on a carved baluster pillar, with quadruple scroll legs, 147cm long, 76.5cm high

REGENCY MAHOGANY OBLONG BREAKFAST TABLE, the top with rounded corners and moulded edge, on a concave and fluted pillar, on tripod scroll legs, terminating in brass casters, 165cm long, 95cm wide

GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED TURN-OVER TEA TABLE, with long frieze drawer, on a reeded vase shaped pillar, with quadruple reeded scroll legs, terminating in brass casters, 102cm wide

EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY SHERATON REVIVAL SUTHERLAND TEA TABLE, with central inlaid oval patera, the twin pillar end supports joined by a turned stretcher, 62cm wide, 61cm high

A carriage timepiece, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a brass four pillar case, 14 cm highReport by RBDial cracked and with a key

An automata longcase clock, the 30 cm arched square brass dial signed Willm Jourdain, London on a silvered tablet to the matt centre, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, the centre with a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the brass spandrels depicting the four seasons, and with a rocking Father of Time centred within a dial TEMPUS FUGIT MEMENTO MORI, and with N/S lever to 3 o'clock, fitted an eight day five pillar brass movement, striking on a bell, in a walnut case, 263 cm high (over finial) See inside front cover colour illustrationReport by RBWith a pendulum, trunk door key, winding key and two brass cased weights. Looks to have been restored at some point, with the case particularly having had quite a harsh clean, a little bit of moulding missing to the hood door, from about 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock, trunk door with a small split, more towards the bottom and more visible from inside, but overall an impressive clockA piece of molding at the top of the chunk off but present. Various other knocks, chips etc to case and some loss moldings. With base weights, pendulum, door key and winding key. Movement appears to be a nice match to the case, probably original. Holes from cheek boards and seat boards match and all generally seems to match. Cheeks do not appear to have been altered. Slight warping to trunk door. Weights look to be in keeping.

A Regency style mahogany twin pillar dining table, inset an extra leaf, 212 cm wide See illustration

CONTINENTAL WINE TABLE INLAID WITH EBONY & IVORY WITH TURNED PILLAR & HEXAGONAL BASE.HEIGHT: 19 INCHES.WIDTH: 12½ INCHES.DEPTH: 15 INCHES.IN GOOD CONDITION.

Statuary - An unusual composite pillar in the form of a Maori.

A pair of silver filled pillar candlesticks, on square bases, and a silver mounted toilet bottle

An ebonised and inlaid credenza, late 19th century, the rectangular top over a burr walnut inlaid frieze with applied jasperware plaques, over a central glazed cupboard door flanked on either side by pillars and glazed cupboard doors, the protruding canted corners with pillar supports, all with gilt metal adornments and on a shaped plinth base,170cm wide44cm deep 99cm high

An exhibition standard model of a Stuart Turner ‘James Coombes’ table engine, having single cylinder with 1 inch bore by 2 inch stroke supported on a four pillar table, 7 inch diameter spoked flywheel, eccentric driven steam valve, brass steam control valve. The engine being of side rod design with guides to the top of the engine. The model finished in red, black and polished bright-work set on polished mahogany molded plinth. 20cm x 20cm. Overall height 47cm.The model is built to the Andrew Smith’s design based on a table engine that is reputed to have worked for more than a century at a Bristol colliery.

A mahogany cased mantel clock with pillar supports and silvered dial

NEW WAVE - 7" RARITIES. Superlative selection of 8 x New Wave rarity 45s! Titles are The Pale Fountains - (There's Always) Something On My Mind (original UK Operation Twilight, issue with no star on sleeve OPT009 - superb Ex+ record/Ex), Rus - Pop Stars (Adventure Records AD 001 - Ex/Ex), Eurythmics - Belinda (scarce only UK copy of the band's second single, RCA 115 - Ex+ record, unusual mispressing with no B side label/Ex), The Jags - Back Of My Hand (demo WIP 6501 - Ex+/Ex), The Raincoats - Running Away (RT 093 - super Ex+/Ex+), Aztec Camera - Mattress Of Wire (Postcard 81 8 - Ex+/Ex) and Pillar To Post (RT 112 - Ex+/Ex) and Essential Logic - Fanfare In The Garden (RT 074 - Ex/Ex+).

A Regency miniature mantel timepiece, Barraud, London, circa 1825, the four-pillar fusee movement with anchor escapement, adjustable pendulum with locking nut, the backplate signed 'Barraud's, Cornhill, London' and having white enamelled Roman dial signed 'Barraud's, Cornhill, London 1158' and gilt foliate mask; in polished case with traces of original ebonising, stepped pediment over brass-mounted ripple-moulded cornice, brass-lined chamfered angles and brass-mounted base with ball feet, H 9.75ins

French Second Empire period ormolu mantel clock, the white enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, signed Remacle a Aix-La-Chapelle, the two train movement with outside count wheel striking on a bell, housed in a drum form case surmounted by a pair of doves raised on a four pillar portico above a moulded plinth base with turned feet, 15.5ins high

Amolco pillar type drill

An Art Deco style walnut dining table, with end drawer, raised on twin pillar supports, together with 6 matching chairs

A reproduction twin pillar dining table; a carved oak occasional table; a stained box; a standard lamp; a painted wicker Lloyd Loom style chair; and a reproduction over mantel mirror (6)

An early 20c Marratt & Short brass pillar microscope, in original box with slides and tweezers and additional slides, 6in h.

Pillar Drill

A PEDESTAL OCCASIONAL TABLE the circular top inlaid with pentagon and five pointed star within amboyna border, 53cm diameter, on tapering hexagonal pillar with triform base, 75cm high

*Ancient Egypt. 26th Dynasty, pale green faience Shabti of Pewi-Wia, the mummiform figure modelled tripartite wig and long beard, hands crossed on chest holding a mattock and hoe, with seed bag over left shoulder, back pillar and pedestal base, the front with vertical incised text (illuminating the Osiris, the priest Pui-wia, born [...] (mother's name)), 11cm high Provenance: Purchased from Hanson's Auctioneers, Derbyshire (lot 362, 2010) and formerly from an old Derbyshire collection. (1)

*Ancient Egypt. Ptolemaic, pale blue faience Shabti of Ta-Amun (whose mother was Weret-sehi?), the mummiform figure modelled tripartite wig and long beard, carries a mattock and hoe, with seed bag over shoulder, back pillar and pedestal base, the front with vertical incised text (illuminating the Osiris Ta-Amun, born of Weret-[seh?], 10cm long, together with a similar Shabti of the same person, 10.5cm high Provenance: Both purchased from Artemission Antiquities, London in 2012 and formerly from a deceased North London estate formed in the 1960s. (2)

*Ancient Egypt. Late Ptolemaic(?), pale green faience Shabti of Ir-en-di-khonsu, the mummiform figure modelled tripartite wig and long beard and large ears, hands crossed on chest holding a pair of hoes, with cord bag over left shoulder, back pillar and pedestal base, the front with 6 horizontal rows of incised text to the front and contining down the back pillar, 10.5cm high, together with another Shabti of the same person, with inscription reading 'the one who acts for (the) gift of Khonsu', and preceded by the term Imah (the revered one), 10.5cm high Timeline Auction, 2014 (lot 558) and formerly from a North London collection formed in the early 1980s. (2)

*Ancient Egypt. 26th Dynasty, green faience Shabti of Ankh-her, the mummiform figure modelled wearing tripartite wig, long beard, arms crossed on chest holding a pair of hoes, with back pillar and pedestal base, the front with vertical incised text (illuminating the Osiris, Ankh-her-true-of-voice), 11cm high together with 3 further Shabtis' of the same person, each a similar size mounted on a Perspex base for presentation, each with collection number, with original receipt Provenance: Bonhams, London 22 October 2013 (lot 134) and formerly from a Virginian collection formed in 1950-70s, dispersed in 1976 via Arpad Antiques, Washington. (4)

*Ancient Egypt. 30th Dynasty, turquoise faience Shabti of Semataui-tefnakht, the mummiform figure modelled wearing tripartite wig, long beard, arms crossed on chest holding mattock and hoe, seed bag on chord over left shoulder, with back pillar and pedestal base, the front with incised text, 12cm high Provenance: Coincraft, London 2012 and formerly a German collection. (1)

*Ancient Egypt. 26th Dynasty, pale green faience Shabti of Dis-Ast (the gift of Isis), modelled wearing tripartite wig, long beard, arms crossed on chest holding mattock and hoe, bag over left shoulder, back pillar and block plinth, front with vertical incised text (illuminating the Osiris, Di-Ast, born of Tet-gem', 12cm high Provenance: Parthenon Gallery, London 2005. (1)

*Ancient Egypt. Ptolemaic, pale green faience Shabto of Sma-tawy-tef-nakht, the mummiform figure modelled with tripartite wig, long beard, arms crossed on chest holding a mattock and hoe, pillar back and block plinth, front with horizontal incised text (the Osiris Sma-Tawy...), broken in half and the lower half modern composition, 7.5cm high together with 3 further Shabti's including Psametichus, 10.5cm high, all damaged (4)

*Ancient Egypt. 30th Dynasty, green faience Shabti of Wah-ib-Re, the mummiform figure modelled wearing tripartite wig, long beard, arms crossed over chest holding a mattock and a hoe, bag over left shoulder, back pillar and block plinth, front with incised vertical inscription (illuminating the Osiris Wah-ib-Re ['the heart of Re is benevolent [lit. steadfast-of-heart]], 10cm high, damaged Provenance: Purchased from M. Ayres, Museum Street, London in 1975. (1)

*Ancient Egypt. Ptolemaic, dark red Shabti, the mummiform figure modelled wearing tripartite wig, long beard, crossed arms on chest holding a mattock and hoe, flat back pillar, block plinth, horizontal incised text (illegible), 13.5cm high, together with two smaller worker Shabti's, each approx. 8cm high (3)

*Ancient Egypt. Pale green faience Shabti, unidentified, mummiform figure, wearing striated tripartite wig, long curving plaited beard, holding pick and hoe with small seed bag across shoulder, incised T-shaped inscription on front within borders, back pillar and pedestal base, 16.5cm high, with receipt Provenance: Christie's Antiquities, April 2007, lot 42 (part). (1)

*Ancient Egypt. 30th Dynasty, turquoise faience mummiform Shabti probably the priest Semataui-tefnakht, modelled wearing striated tripartite wig, long plaited beard, arms folded on chest, holding mattock and hoe, with seed bag over left shoulder, T-shaped inscription, back pillar and pedestal base, 12.5cm high Provenance: Aquired from Amin Rezai, London, 2012. (1)

*Ancient Egypt. An extensive collection of Egyptian antiquities, including 7 faience necklaces and pendants, amulets including Triad, Isis, Taweret, Uaz, Djet Pillar, Shu etc, presented on a large display board, 51 x 41cm (1)

*Ancient Egypt. 26th Dynasty, blue faience Shabti of Hathor-em-hetep, large finely modelled mummiform figure, wearing striated tripartite wig, with well-defined facial features and plaited beard, holding a mattock and hand hoe and square bag over shoulder, 9 rows of horizontally incised text around the body separated by lines, back pillar and trapezoidal base, 20.5cm high Provenance: Private Collection, London, formed before 1985. (1)

A 19th century French gilt brass and silver plated repeating carriage clock, the pillar cornered case with gong striking movement numbered 1752 to the backplate, silvered platform lever escapement, with recessed dial to the rectangular surround, 15.5cm high with handle folded

A collection of five weathered staddle stones, of varying sizes together with a pair of pyramidal square stone gate pillar caps (7)

AN EDWARD VII CUT GLASS OIL LAMP WITH BALUSTER PILLAR AND SUBSTANTIAL STAR CUT FOOT, BRASS BURNER, GLOBULAR ETCHED GLASS SHADE, 66CM H, C1900-10

A VICTORIAN BRASS OIL LAMP WITH BALUSTER PILLAR ON BLACK GLAZED EARTHENWARE FOOT, BRASS BURNER, CONTEMPORARY ETCHED CRANBERRY GLASS SHADE, 60CM H EXCLUDING CHIMNEY, C1890

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BREAKFAST TABLE, C1800, the crossbanded oblong top on turned pillar and quadruple reeded legs with brass castors, 70cm h; 114 x 170cm++In overall good condition

A late 19th/20th century 14", mahogany cased dial clock. The dial inscribed Grimshaw, Baxter & J J Elliott, London. The chain driven, four pillar, fusee movement marked G B & E, London, 18"h x 18"w

Two natural stone gate pillar tops, width 43cm together with a piece of wall capping

A pillar drill

A large circular modern pine single pillar dining table, 4' diameter

A circular modern pine single pillar dining table tougher with three wheel back Windsor chairs

A post-Regency mahogany rounded rectangular breakfast table, moulded top above a deep beaded frieze, turned pillar, moulded sabre legs, brass capped casters, 74cm high, 123cm wide, c.1825

A collection of good quality 19th century and later carpentry tools and accessories to include a brass framed tenon saw by Spear & Jackson, Sheffield (for Hughes & Holmes, Wolverhampton), a brass mounted pillar drill handle stamped A.Z Baker, three brass-mounted mathematical / draughtsman's rules, one stamped 'J. Rabone & Sons', another marked 'George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield', a brass-mounted spirit level stamped 'E. Preston', nine various planes, several stamped examples to include a Stanley No.71 router plane, etc.

A Continental Kingwood marquetry table, the central reserve decorated with Roman Gladiator on a chariot with four horses, within a geometric multi-border, cross-banded in kingwood and line inlaid, supported on a twin-pillar base, each column with two shaped legs, 74.5 x 80 x 54cm.

A Victorian mahogany rectangular side table on octagonal pillar support to quadripartite base to bun feet, 69 x 54cm (af).