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A late 19th/early 20th Century brass cased desk timepiece, the 3.5ins white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the eight day movement with replaced balance, in cast brass horse-shoe pattern case, 4.75ins high

A collection of 13 19th century pot lids, to include Our Home, PODR 1852, The Parish Beadle, Lady fastening Shoe and Volunteers, 2.5ins to 4ins

A Simon & Halbig bisque-headed doll, the open mouth with four upper teeth, sleeping blue eyes and cropped brown wig, on jointed slender-limbed composition body, unclothed, one socket worn, 32.5cm high; and an Ernst Heubach 267 bisque-headed toddler doll, dressed as a young child, lacks a shoe, 24cm high, (2).

A Schoenau & Hoffmeister pair of 1909 bisque-headed dolls, with sleeping brown/blue eyes, open mouths and brown/fair wigs, on jointed composition bodies and dressed as a bride and groom (he lacking a shoe), 25cm high.

A Dean's Rag Book fabric Mickey Mouse, with registration number to neck, one felt shoe distressed, 15.5cm high.

Quantity of copper items: two kettles with brass top handles, two two-handled copper oval planters, plaque depicting couple skating, trinket box, ethnic carved mirror and table, 'shoe' brush and SS Great Britain tile (quantity)

Three silver star shaped brooches, Hallmarked London 1885, each engraved with retrospective / commemorative date 1820, plus monograms to reverse, and a silver ended shoe horn (4)

THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE KNITTING WITH OLD MR BOUNCER [2] [BOTH BP3C]

THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE WITH MR DRAKE PUDDLEDUCK AND MRS FLOPSY BUNNY [3] ALL BP3B AND BOXED

An ivory mounted Razor Sharpener, five ivory back Dressing Table Items, a Shoe Horn and two Letter Openers

Early nineteenth century wrought iron trivet, of horse shoe design with applied spiral decoration and fitted with ingle hook

The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe Knitting, BP10a, 3in. (7.6cm) together with The Tailor of Gloucester, BP10c, 3.25in. (8.3cm) and Hunca Munca Sweeping, By Royal Albert BP6a, 3.25in. (8.3cm). (All boxed). (3)

A PAIR OF GEORGIAN PASTE SHOE BUCKLES and two further paste buckles

A quantity of crested china with three miniature teapots and lids, ribbon plate from Black Rock Castle, Cork, a shoe and a chair.

A silver mounted looking glass and a similar hairbrush with Art Nouveau decoration, a shoe horn, a nail file and a toothbrush, with a silver handle.

A pair of silver handled glove stretchers, a silver handled shoe horn, a silver handled nail file, Birmingham 1899 and two plated serving implements.

A silver fiddle pattern tablespoon, Exeter 1833, a plated fiddle pattern tablespoon, two shoe horns, a button hook, three manicure implements and a set of six plated coffee spoons, with a case.

A faux tortoiseshell dressing table set, 20th Century, comprising, clock, photo frame, tray powder bowl and cover, ring tree, compact, small circular box and cover, hand mirror, hair brush, clothes brush and shoe horn.

A silver handled steel shoe horn, Chester 1910 and a matching silver handled steel button hook, also a similar manicure implement and a silver mounted steel button hook and a matching shoe horn, Birmingham 1925.

A silver handled steel shoe horn, Chester 1912 and a silver handled steel button hook, Birmingham 1912, in a case and a silver handled steel shoe horn, Chester 1913 with a matching silver handled steel button hook, Chester 1913.

A silver mounted steel button hook and a similar silver mounted steel shoe horn, Birmingham 1920, a part sewing set in a green velvet case, a button hook and shoe horn set, in a fitted case, a pair of glove stretchers, three button hooks and a quantity of shoe horns.

An ebony button hook and a matching shoe horn, in a case, a pair of boot pulls, a silver handled steel button hook and a matching shoe horn, Birmingham 1920, a lens, an Eastern chatalaine, seven button hooks and other implements.

AN EDWARDIAN PIN CUSHION modelled as a seated parrot, 1 3/4" high, Birmingham 1908, and a pin cushion modelled as an 18th century shoe with heel and bow, 3 1/2" long (2)

A wooden Shoe Snuff Box with sliding lid, and an egg shape Pommander

An Evening Bag, silver handled Shoe Horn, and an Art Nouveau Hat Pin set amethyst type stone

Two large leather Suitcases, a Shoe Case and two other Suitcases

A large cobblers display shoe with two tone leather uppers and large fitted wooden stay, missing heel, (67cm long).

A Victorian set of silver handled shoe horn, lace hook, and button hook, by Liberty & Co. of rococo design, in a satin and velvet bound leather case. Birmingham 1898.

A Chrome Badge Bar, with a Royal Air Force Association badge, a horse shoe badge, a pair of spot lamps, a pair of bullet wing mirrors, and other spares (box)

A late Victorian pin cushion,+ in the form of a lady's shoe, with scroll embossing, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1894 (loaded), 4.25in (10.5cm) long.

A late 19th Century Dutch decorative model of a shoe,+ with a plain heel, piercing and a strap. c.1900 3.5in (9cm) long. 1.5oz

A pair of Greorge III shoe buckles with 'patent' steel spring clasps and beaded borders by Messrs Eley Fearn & Chawner, London 1811. 2.6in (6.6cm)long. 3oz gross (2)

A treen box in the form of a shoe.

A Victorian silver mounted black leather belt and matching wallet, decorated with applied initials and a horse shoe, London 1867 and 1870.

A 19th century shoe shaped wooden snuff box, decorated with brass inlay and another similar box, 3.5ins

An early 20th century green full hide gentleman's travelling vanity case, with green watered silk interior, containing engine turned silver appointments, to include hip flask, button hooks, shoe horn, brushes and other items, marked for Chester 1912

A Beatrix Potter figure 'The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe'.

A Worcester blue and white shoe, decorated leaves against a plain white ground.

Sundry silver items including Salt, Salt Stands, Pill Box, Shoe Horns, etc

A Victorian Butter Knife, two silver handled Shoe Horns, silver lidded Condiments, etc

An EP purple enamel Clothes Brush, Mirror and Shoe Horn

A Beatrix Potter figure 'The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe'.

A Worcester blue and white shoe, decorated leaves against a plain white ground.

A Continental porcelain model of a shoe shine boy, 23cm high, together with sundry other small Continental porcelain figures, a Staffordshire highland dancers group and other Staffordshire figures. (a lot)

QUANTITY HORSE TACK WITH BRASSES, SHOE HORN, BRASS CHRISTMAS 1914 CHOCOLATE TIN, COPPER JELLY MOULD AND TOASTING FORK

Group of items: cased pair of silver bladed fish servers with ivoride handles; cased manicure set with filled silver handles; cased button hook and shoe horn; matching pair of clothes brushes, hand mirror and hair brush, button hook and shoe horn, paper knife, five decagonal bottles with linear and fleur de lis decoration, Birmingham 1909; silver vestas case.

Nine Pratt Pot Lids to include: Lady fastening shoe, Alas! poor Bruin, Lady, boy and goats, Dutch winter scene, An Eastern Repast, Shooting Bears, Bears at School, The fisher boy and Little Red Riding Hood, (some damages) (9) all approx. 7.5cm diameter

A DIAMOND HORSE SHOE PENDANT Set with small circular-cut diamonds in white gold. With white gold chain.

A COLLECTION OF FOUR SHOE SNUFF BOXES one of papier mache, set with silver coloured metal lines; three of wood, with chip carving, one of which is inscribed Vivre Libre Ou Mourir Cavelie Duavre, dated 1795, the lid carved with a tree set with crossed musket and sword and surmounted by revolutionary bonnet

A tortoiseshell dressing table set, each piece applied with gold initials 'E H ', comprising; a rectangular box, a round jar and cover, a pair of heart shaped dishes, a hand mirror, four brushes, a glove stretcher, a shoe horn, a buttonhook, and a nail buffer, and two similar cut glass square section scent bottles, with tortoiseshell covers (some damage)

A plated shoe shaped pin cushion, a gilt metal mounted agate oval box, a thimble and other items

Eight pairs of wooden shoe trees for gents shoes size 9 1/2, five with oval labels for Wildsmith, 6 Duke St, St James'

silver; a small vesta case monogrammed CSD, two small silver cups, dated 1910 and 1908 on turned wood bases, a continental silver circular dish floral edge and a horse's hoof with metal shoe (5)

A Meissen Commedia dell'Arte figure of Capitano Spavento, modelled by J J Kaendler and P Reinicke wearing a black tricorn hat, turquoise coat and pink waistcoat and breeches, standing before a tree stump on a green sprigged mound, 13.5cm h, crossed swords in underglaze blue, c1745 The hat and right shoe slightly chipped, a small firing crack in the upper part of the figure's right leg, the fingers of the left hand slightly chipped, the sword hilt partly missing and regilt

A Victorian rosewood snuff box in the form of a shoe, decorated in brass pins with geometric and swag patterns, sliding lid, 16.5cm l Minor old flat chip on the top where the lid slides and short descending hairline crack, neither of which are hardly noticeable on the underside the shoe has a zinc? applied toe cap, that to the heel is missing but again this does not detract from the appearance, a good example of the type and of large size and fine colour

A Bavarian partisan from the guard of Carl Theodore, Elector of the Palatine, circa 1777-95 with broad-spiked double-edged blade, etched with the crowned Electoral monogram on each face, faceted socket formed with a pair of straps, on its original wooden haft with a conical iron shoe; another, circa 1777-95, similar, on its original haft with conical iron shoe; and a German halberd, late 16th Century, with broad leaf-shaped spike formed with a medial ridge, small axe blade, triangular rear-fluke, and faceted socket (heavily pitted, later haft) the first: 34.3 cm ; 13.5in head (3)

A Bavarian partisan from the guard of Carl Theodore, Elector of the Palatine, circa 1777-95 with broad-spiked double-edged blade, etched with the crowned Electoral monogram on each face, faceted socket formed with a pair of straps, on its original wooden haft with a conical iron shoe; another, circa 1777-95, similar, on its original haft with conical iron shoe; and another, circa 1777-95, on its original haft with conical iron shoe the first: 84.5 cm ; 33.25in head (3)

A German partisan, late 17th/early 18th Century with slender wavey blade of diamond-section, formed with a reinforced tip, a pair of short flat lugs at the base and pierced with a series of drop-shaped apertures, moulded socket, and a pair of short straps, on an associated wooden haft fitted with an iron spike at the base; a German partisan, late 17th Century, with broad leaf-shaped head formed with cusped lower edges, moulded socket, on a later wooden haft; a spear, 17th Century, with small leaf-shaped blade, conical socket, on a later wooden haft with spiked iron shoe; a military spear, 17th Century, with broad leaf-shaped blade, moulded socket fitted with an up-turned hook at the base and with provision for another hook (now missing), and a pair of short straps, on a wooden haft fitted with spiked shoe, perhaps the original; and a haft for a boar spear, 17th/18th Century, the upper portion bound with a trellis pattern of leather, and the lower three-quarters spirally carved the first: 53.5 cm ; 21 in head (5)

A very rare .750 calibre Morison percussion Pike-musket for East India Company trials, London proof marks, circa 1844-5 with 30 1/4 in blued sighted smooth-bored barrel, plain case-hardened lock, figured walnut full stock with sub-contractors' stamps of 'J. Jagger' and 'Dodd' in the ramrod channel, the left-hand side with iron apertures both at the butt and ahead of the lock for alternative positioning of the pike, a blued iron ring locking the pike haft at the muzzle, brass mounts of regulation type, the butt-plate inscribed 'Pike Musket, London, M General Morison, C. B', original iron ramrod stamped 'R & C W. A' and with E.I.C code-dated view mark 'H' over '4' for 1844-5, and retaining nearly all of its original finish (the barrel very lightly oxidised); complete with its original 64 5/8 in pike haft, of ebonised hardwood fitted with long slender iron shoe flattened on the right-hand face and incorporating a lug for fitting into the stock apertures, tubular socket with bar spring-catch engaging the ring at the muzzle, and detachable 15 3/4 in head with tapering spike of hollow-rectangular section with a bayonet-type socket incorporating a pair of transverse lugs below the spike, and the entire weapon preserved in little-used condition commensurate with trials issue the musket 118.1cm., 46.5in This musket is very probably one of six such weapons made by the London gunmaker John George Lacy.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SHOE FORM PIN CUSHION, with initial engraved buckle, stamped STERLING B2124, 3 1/2 ins long.