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A Clarke C54-6C 4" belt, 6" disc sander.

A Clarke 300mm disc sander.

A Black and Decker bench grinder/sander.

A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING SET consisting of an egg cup and dish with bead edges, plus spoon, cased, London 1895 by Slater, Slater & Holland and an Art Deco set by Sander & Mackenzie (2).

An Edwardian heart shaped scent, with suspensory chain and screw cover, by C. Sander and F. Shpherd, Chester 1902 and a filigree work pill box, the former 2.25in (5.7cm) high, 0.7oz. (2)

Four small collectable hallmarked silver items comprising a sander, a chicken pin cushion, a hedgehog pin cushion, and a dutch shoe pin cushion ( 4 )

A pewter owl desk sander with glass eyes, 3", Antique treen pencil holder/rule, lorgnettes, button hooks, Oriental parasol handle and other interesting items.

A Staffordshire Hearty Good Fellow small covered Jar; a further seated Model of a portly toker; a Staffordshire Hearty Good Fellow Sander; and a further small Hearty Good Fellow Figure standing beside a barrel (4)

A turned bone Sander, the lid inset with lock of hair, a lacquered and mother of pearl shoe Snuff Box, metal bird Weight, etc.

Black and Decker circular saw, JCB router and a Black and Decker sander

18th Century pewter baluster Sander, with pierced domed cover, another, a pair of Candlesticks, a Teapot and other items.

19thC. globular blue and white vase, birds four character marks, 19thC. blue and white bowl decorated with antiques, 19thC. blue and white bowl, with dragons chasing, blue and white sander seal, 19thC. dragon saucer dish (5)

A Wedgwood Doric Jug; a small Gaudy Welsh Ewer; and a Staffordshire Hearty Good Fellow Sander (3)

An 18th Century Silver Coloured Metal Sander, with pin work decoration, 8 cm high

Good quality workshop tools, comprising an ELU electric sander, a "Woodrat" router platform and a router, an ELU saw bench and an ELU bench grinder with various manuals

A good selection of power tools inc. a Toledo TK2-205 Mitre saw, a Black and Decker sander and drill, a Trend router and a De Walt circular saw

A RARE "DAK" SANDER VERBANDE CLOTH SLEEVE BADGE TOGETHER WITH A "DAK" LUFTWAFFE O/K BREAST AND CAP EAGLES ON TAN BACKING. ALL REMOVED FROM TUNICS, ALL AGED TONED (3)

Two late Victorian novelty Pepper Casters, each modelled as a Kitchen Caster or Sander, of cylindrical form with domed and pierced pull-off cover and strap work handle, height 1 1/8", Birmingham 1900, Makers Mark J Wilmot, (2)

A BLACK AND DECKER HAMMER DRILL, A BOSCH ORBITAL SANDER, A BOXED SET OF CHISELS AND A SMALL SCREW CABINET WITH A SET OF SCREWDRIVERS

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN INKSTAND, in the form of a lady teaching a child to write, with internal inkwell and sander, external nib wiper with ceramic cover, 7 ins high.

Jill Sander black wool jacket and a military style navy jacket

19th century Rhenish blue glazed saltware standish, moulded decoration and fitted inkwell and sander, w. 15 cm

Makita cordless drill with charger, plus Bosch angle grinder, Bosch sander and Black & Decker drill

A ZSOLNAY PECS SECESSIONIST VASE Designed by Sander Apati Abt of asymmetrical flask design with high relief moulded bird seated at the neck. Glazed in marbled matt cream and celadon. Gilded factory marks and impressed No 7999 or 7998. 22.5 cms high ++Small chips/irregularities in footrim

A ZSOLNAYS PECS SECESSIONIST VASE Designed by Sander Apati Abt of asymmetrical flask design and with pair of birds seated upon the shoulder. Glazed in marbled matt celadon. Red enamelled factory marks and impressed No 8002. 15 cms high

Pine tool chest containing assorted tools including cased McKeller power planer and Challenge power sander.

An Islamic white metal inlaid Sander or Vase of baluster form, 8” high

An 18th century Chinese blue and white jarlet now converted into a sander with white metal top above a sage, attendant and kettle in a bamboo grove, the base of the gourd shape with flowers, 7cm high

A Continental silver-coloured metal gilt and guilloche red enamel sander, 5cm high; a pair of 9 carat gold oval cuff links, engraved with intertwined initials; a gold and coral stick pin; a propelling pencil; three gold dress studs and other items

A Clarke 8Ó wet stone bench grinder, a Black Spur Belt sander, a Clarke hand held angle grinder, sundry grinding wheels, a Black & Decker jig saw, a boxed seven piece Autobody fender set, a P B hand held sander, accessories etc

A small George II rectangular inkstand, on four bracket feet, with a central baluster handle and pen depression, fitted with a cylindrical inkwell and sander and central taperstick, maker’s mark, London 1728, 5 3/8in (13.6cm), 7oz. Mrs How notes that although there is no maker’s mark on this piece, there is an identical inkstand of 1727, in a private collection with the unregistered maker’s mark IBA in conjunction with full London hallmarks, and a much larger example of the same form in the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, USA

An early George II treasury inkstand, on four large scroll feet, the two hinged covers engraved with the arms of Middleton, impaling Townsend for George, third viscount Middleton, fitted on one side with a detachable inkpot and sander and two compartments, maker Sebastian and James Crespell, London 1764, 11 7/8in (30.2cm), 93.5oz.

* A Samco belt and pad sander with 9ft 6 inch electronic ride and fall sliding bed

A travelling writing set French, circa 1860 : miniature leather travelling trunk with brass-bound decoration set with cabouchon stones, the lift-up top opening to reveal a fitted interior for penholder, penknife, letter opener, ruler, seal, glass ink bottle and sander, leather matchbox, and sealing wax, 5 1/4" (13.5cm) wide, ivory collar split on ink bottle, otherwise excellent. A rare and attractive piece.

Rolewinck (Werner) FASICULUS TEMPORUM, woodcuts throughout, lacking creation woodcut, pp. 28, 29, 60 and 61 lacking, pp. 41, 42, 47 and 64-68 taken from another copy, smaller and detached, contemporary and later ink marginalia in various hands, one wormhole affecting text, some soiling mainly affecting edge of first few leaves, later calf-backed boards, worn, [HC 6928; IGI 8416; Proctor 4381; Sander 6527; Schreiber 5113a], Venice, Erhard Ratdolt, 1481.

Pewter treasury inkstand with double flap cover and original inkwell and sander, on four feet, 19th century, 6.25" long

A Lidded Silver Salt, with pierced decoration, Birmingham 1889, a silver sander, Birmingham 1897, a pair of sugar tongs, a pair of small candlesticks, three small coasters , and a salt

A brown glazed inkwell, early 19th Century, modelled as a shoe, stoneware drum inkwell moulded with vines, further well and a sander.

A WMF plated pen wipe, of art nouveau design, a brass pen wipe, formed as a pig and a plated sander and pepperette formed as an owl.

A faceted glass ink bottle and a similar faceted glass sander, the enamelled gilt metal tops, decorated with cows and sheep in a landscape.

A porcelian inkwell and sander, Gardner Manufactory, mid 19th century in the form of a man pushing a barrow, with impressed manufactory mark height: 15.5cm., 6in

A 19th Century brass sander, with domed lid and finial; a near matching quill holder; another brass baluster sander; two pairs of brass cinder tongs and two shoe horns, (8)

A French faience pottery deskstand, in the form of a desk, with inkwell and sander, above five drawers.

Socket sets, jigsaw, sander, battery charger, lamp, cordless screwdriver etc.

Silver sander, maker William Pitts, London 1881

Black and Decker, Jigsaw, drill and Palm sander

Skil electric planer a bench grinder and a sander

Draper belt and disk sander

BRASS STANDISH. Found in Connecticut. Three-piece desk set with sander, ink (no insert) and a container with a candle socket on the lid. Four open cast feet on a scalloped base. Some soldered repairs, the ink has a short split and due to a small dent is not removable from the base. 9 3/4l. 5h.

A 17th Century brass ink sander and a circular brass box and cover with engine turned decoration.

A CONTINENTAL SILVER INK STAND on shaped base with four cast shell feet, glass ink well and sander with scroll engraved silver tops and attached pen rest, 6 1/2" wide.

A George III painted salon suite, circa 1790, comprising settee and six open armchairs, each in the Sheraton style, with shaped rectangular backs and slatted splat centred by a tablet below swags, with split can seats, painted throughout in the neoclassical manner. (The chairs were repainted in 1975 by J. Sander of Sandhurst). Settee Provenance: From 1868 the suite has belonged to the Royds family of Brizes Park, Kelvedon Hatch, Essex. The image with the suite was taken in the hallway of the house in 1949.

A late 19th century Paris porcelain Napoleonic inkstand the cover of the sarcophagus shape with hat and sword finial the interior matched with sander and receiver the rust red sides of the tomb painted with the Emperor on one side and soldiers by a cannon on the other 18cm high (R) (4)

CRIME. – Ruth SANDER and Martin FORREST. – Serving Time Together. Massachusetts & Dorset: 1992. 8vo (223 x 149mm.) Original cloth, dust-jacket. – And a quantity of others on crime, all twentieth century (a quantity).

An 18th century turned lignum vitae pot bellied sander, with pierced dish top, 10cm (4in) high

A late 18th century turned fruit wood dish top sander, of plain column form, 9cm (3in) diameter

A silver shaped oblong desk stand with inverted baluster sander and inkwell, on four paw feet, presentation inscribed, London 1923 by Crichton Bros.

A mid 19th century Paris porcelain ink stand, of rectangular waisted form, the central ring handle flanked by a removeable inkwell and sander, above side panels decorated with fruiting vines between pink and gilt leaf borders, on four lion mask and paw feet, wear to gilding, 14cm wide and a Paris porcelain rococo revival ink stand, modelled with assymetric scrolls, decorated in apple green with gilt borders and a flower reserve, housing an inkwell and a sander, losses and damage, 17cm wide (2)

"A “Pro” 200 W combination sander CLM200PK"

A Victorian gilt brass inkstand cast with gothic tracery and pierced rose window gallery enclosing the sander two wells and four penholders lacking liners the wide base with gallery and on four foliate feet 27cm wide. Provenance: From the collection formed by the late The Hon. Daisy Fellowes Donnington Grove Berkshire