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A silver desk roller with glass roller raised on bun feet, also a crystal in a white metal mount, an enamel bookmark and a turquoise set bottle top.

A pair of flintlock pistols by Alexander Wilson, London; with browned-twist octagonal sighted barrels with gilt-metal fore-sight, the lock-plate partially engraved with a sunburst and a stiff-leaf border, the cock and safety-catch engraved with stiff-leaf ornament, the lock with roller, walnut stock with chequered butt, each with brass-tipped ramrod, the barrels and lock-plates signed ALEXR. WILSON LONDON, 31cm (both ramrods lack end sections, marks to walnut and some pitting of the barrels)

A BOXED MAMOD STEAM ROLLER, S.R.1, with instructions

Stoney (Francis Gould Morony) "Control" Sluices. Some Examples of the Application of Stoney's Patent Free-Roller System to the Control of Rivers, Canals, Water-Works, Locks, Docks, Reclamation, Drainage, and Sewage Systems, number 181, 20 folding photographic plates, illustrations, contemporary ink signature on front free endpaper, ex-Franklin Institute Library copy with label on front paste-down, "Limited" stamped in ink on title and cover following company name, original cloth, gilt, rubbed, corners bumped, spine frayed at head and foot, 4to, Ransomes & Rapier Limited, London and Ipswich, 1895. *** Rare trade catalogue.

A Fine Dutch Marquetry Longcase Clock. The 13 inch brass dial having a painted moon roller in the arch above a silvered chapter ring engraved with foliate scrolls between the numerals. The matted centre incorporating a subsidiary seconds dial, calendar aperture and alarum, with a plaque inscribed W. Gib Rotterdam, ornamented with gilt spandrels to the corners. The caddy topped hood with shaped cavetto moulding centred by a carved parcel gilt crest and urn finial, and marquetried with trailing flowers; the dial flanked by gilded integral columns. The trunk having a shaped door with applied edge moulding, a carved scroll crest to the top and a glazed panel framed in a Rococo scrolling gilt metal cartouche with decorative figural mount, inlaid with flowers, a bird and a butterfly and flanked by chequer banded canted sides. The marquetried bombe base raised on lion paw feet, 98 ins (250 cms) overall in height.

A Georgian Flame Mahogany Longcase Clock with eight day movement. The 13 inch brass dial having a painted moon roller, silvered chapter ring with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials to the centre, decorated with engraved scrolls and signed Atkinson Gateshead. The dome-topped hood with fret carved pediment surmounted by three carved and gilded urn finials, and having baluster columns flanking the dial. The trunk with a moulded arch-topped door inlaid with stringing. 96 ins (244 cms) overall height, standing on bracket feet.

A late Victorian/Edwardian painted gabled dolls stable house with a terrace and an outside staircase, 53cm (20 3/4 in) wide, two small stuffed pull-along toy horses and a tin horse drawn roller.

A Worcester chocolate cup, with reeded loop handle, printed in black by Robert Hancock with L'Amour, with a man pulling a garden roller, and garden statuary, the interior with a black band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1765 (crack at base of handle)

A Worcester coffee cup, with reeded loop handle, printed in black by Robert Hancock with L'armour, with a man pulling a garden roller, and garden statuary, the interior with a black band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1760

A selection of Britains farm vehicles, comprising a farmer's gig with grey horse, a dairy cart with walking milkman and assorted churns (no horse), a roller with brown horse and walking farmer, and three four-furrow ploughs; generally good condition, unboxed

An assortment of diecast and lead accessories, including two Dinky 4-face traffic lights, a Dinky police box and another slightly larger, a lead platform ticket machine and a similar vending machine, six assorted petrol pumps (one Dinky, one Barrett & Sons), a bus stop, a lead street light and a garden roller; variable condition, unboxed

An early 19th century stone lawn roller, with wrought iron T-bar handle, 129 high x 104cm wide (50 1/4 x 41in)

A 1920's oak roller shutter filing cabinet of tapering form, with applied moulding. 47cm

Roller blotter from Stirling Castle, an inkwell from Murthly Castle, a two tone inkwell from Greenock and a stamp box of circular form with Penny Red.(4)

A BOXED MATCHBOX MODELS OF YESTERYEAR Passenger Coach Y-39, a Leyland Fire Engine Y-9 and an Aveling Road Roller (3)

A group of three exotic birds, inclusing a ringneck parrot and a roller, naturalistically mounted, under square sided glass dome, 45cm (17.75")

A boxed Wilesco D36 Steam Roller, of brass construction with partial black finish; mint boxed

Six boxed diecast vehicles, comprising Dinky 410 Bedford Royal Mail Van, Dinky 432 Foden Tipping Lorry, Britains 9604 Milk Transporter, and three Budgie models (Routemaster Bus, 238 British Railways Delivery Van, and 701 Aveling Barford Road Roller); mint boxed

A silver pin cushion in the form of a roller skate and boot, Birmingham 1909 by Spurrier & Co., 7cm (2 3/4in)

A silver pin cushion in the form of a roller skate and boot, Birmingham 1909 by Crisford and Norris, 7cm (2 3/4in)

A George III mahogany pembroke table with a drawer, on square tapering legs and roller castors

Quantity of miscellaneous framed pictures and prints, includes two colour prints after Stannard, print of a cavalier, a plaster gilt frame, pair of small watercolours, unsigned, oak frames, etc.; along with a darkwood roller room screen/divider, over 6ft high (in two sections) (a/f) (quantity)

A fine cased pair of flintlock duelling pistols by Joseph Manton, serial no.s 6585 for 1815, 25.5cm sighted octagonal browned barrels each with blued foresight, cased hardened, recessed, platinum lined breeches inlet with JOSEPH MANTON LONDON stamp in platinum, colour hardened tangs engraved with flowers and scrolling foliage, colour hardened border and foliate engraved bolted locks with rain proof pans and vented frizzens, each engraved JOSEPH MANTON PATENT and with the serial no.s 6900 and 6901, roller frizzens, half stocked with horn fore-ends, octagonal silver escutcheons, silver barrel bolt escutcheons, chequered butts, blued steel mounts, the butt caps retaining all of their original finish, the trigger guards with traces of finish and with serial numbers, stands of arms and pineapple finials, horn capped wood ramrods, contained in their original case, complete with correct compliment of accessories including red leather covered three-way powder flask, mallet, cleaning brush, turnscrew, flints, balls and patch tin, later brass cleaning rod/rammer, the lid with original makers trade label for Davies, Street, Berkley Square, London, recessed brass carrying handle, ivory keyhole escutcheon. See Great British Gunmakers, The Mantons 1782-1878 by D.H.L Back, page 108.

A brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss with top sprung bayonet, by Robert Wheeler, 37cm three-stage barrel with ringed flared muzzle and engraved with swags at the breech, the bayonet released by a catch at the barrel tang, border engraved stepped lock signed Wheeler, roller frizzen, full stocked with engraved brass mounts, shaped trigger guard with pineapple finial, chequered wrist, horn capped wood ramrod (worm lacking). Cock a later replacment.