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An early 20th Century oak nine rung step ladder by Heathman`s, London, height approx 215cm.

Magazines: Hutchinsons Pop­ular Botany, The Living Plant from Seed to Fruit by A.E. Knight and Edward Step, 1912, complete run of 18 issues (gen gd)

JAPANESE 'STEP' CUPBOARD, late 20th century, firwood, fitted three drawers and a pair of cupboard doors, 72cm W x 37cm D x 77cm H overall.

An Art Deco style ebonised and maple side table, the top with an inset glass panel, above a curved tapering supports, raised on a chamfered step ebonised plinth, 78 cm high x 135 cm wide x 44 cm deep.

* A multi-gem Dress Ring peg-set step and circular-cut topaz, garnet, peridot, etc, in 9ct gold

An emerald and diamond five stone half hoop ring, the millegrain mounted step cut emeralds and brilliant cut diamonds to plain mount

An Art Deco pink tourmeline and diamond cocktail ring. The step cut tourmeline flanked either side with a group of three baguette cut diamonds.

An important 17c European burr boxwood smoother 5" x 2" the front tote carved as a snakes head and step carved rear grip, a later, tacked on, thin steel sole is rusted through in parts, the wedge and marked iron appear to be original, nice patina (illustrated Russell fig 348) G previously sold our Cat. No 44

Large Arts and Crafts silver two handled vase with handles formed of male lions with Celtic pattern bowl and pierced lower step, with later bowls inscription, by Charles Clement Piling, London 1908, 16oz,

A Billy Bones skeleton with all the step by step magazines.

Tripura, Chattra Manikya (1661-67), Tanka, 10.23g, Sk 1583, lion facing left, standard above, date below and to the righ... Tripura, Chattra Manikya (1661-67), Tanka, 10.23g, Sk 1583, lion facing left, standard above, date below and to the right, all within a circle and border of double pointed arches with a bead in each, rev. in four lines: Śri Hara Gauri Pa/da Padma Madhup/ Śri Śri Yuta Chattra/Manikya Devyau within square with ornaments outside (RB. 215; KM. 145), attractive very fine, extremely rare Provenance:Chattra Manikya, the step-brother of Govinda Manikya, apparently usurped the throne in AD 1661 with the help of the Nawab of Murshidabad. No queen is cited on his coins but instead we have an invocation to Shiva and Parvati which translates as "Drinking of the nectar of the lotus at the foot of Hara Gauri". Few examples of his coins are known. View Terms & Conditions

A small collection of shells and coral, and Seashells of the World with Values by A Gordon Melvin, Shell Life by Edward Step, Shore Life Fishes by H Trevor Jones.

A Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera SONAR One Step folding instant Camera with case, flash and Vivitar cleaning kit.

A VICTORIAN EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING the 18ct gold band with a gypsy set step cut emerald flanked by pear shaped old cut diamonds, Birmingham 1865, size J The emerald with slight scratches on the facets, light shank wear

A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING the square step cut sapphire bordered by evenly sized diamonds, gold hoop marked 18ct, early 20th c, size M In good second hand condition

AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING the three step cut emeralds divided by old cut diamonds, in 18ct gold, Birmingham 1905, size M Emeralds slightly scratched

A PERIDOT AND SPLIT PEARL OPENWORK PENDANT of swag design with central step cut peridot and another of pear shape en tremblant, in gold marked 15ct, c1910 Practically as new, complete and original

A VICTORIAN TOPAZ BROOCH of X shape with five step cut topazes, in gold Altered from another article and with the addition of a base metal pin

AN AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND RING the step cut aquamarine flanked by round brilliant cut diamonds, in white gold marked 750, size O The odd minute graze on the cuts of the aquamarine just visible under magnification

AN ANTIQUE EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING the step cut emerald bordered by diamonds, chased and fluted gold hoop, 19th c, size L Slight wear and scratches just visible on the emerald under magnification, slight shank distortion. The emerald 6.4 x 5.7mm

A PAIR OF EMERALD AND DIAMOND EARRINGS as a line of four step cut emeralds alternating with princess cut diamonds, in gold, fully articulated In good second hand condition

RECORDED MUSIC. A COLLECTION OF 78RPM VINTAGE JAZZ RECORDS Joplin, Decca – MAPLE LEAF RAG, JAZZ ME BLUES Schwartz-Lewis-Young, Decca – I’M ALL BOUND ‘ROUND WITH THE MASON DIXON LINE, ORIGINAL DIXIELAND ONE STEP Fisher-Austin, Decca – WILBERFORCE, GET OFF THAT HORSE!, PISTOL PACKIN’ MAMA Morton, Commodore – BIG LIP BLUES, GOOD OLD NEW YORK Edwards, Commodore – BARNYARD BLUES, TIGER RAG Dodds, Biltmore – CARPET ALLEY, HOUSE RENT RAG Oliver, Biltmore – JAZZIN’ BABIES BLUES, TUXEDO RAG Handy, Bluebird – BEALE STREET BLUES, THE PEARLS Hines-Mundy, Bluebird – MADHOUSE, GET HAPPY Formby, Gillord & Cliffe, Regal – WHEN I’M CLEANING WINDOWS, KEEP YOUR SEATS PLEASE Gay, Regal – LEANING ON A LAMPOST, HI-TIDDLY-HI-TI ISLAND Formby, Gifford & Cliffe, Regal – I DON’T LIKE, MY PLUS FOURS Bechet-Maxey, Bluebird – LAY YOUR RACKET, I WANT YOU TONIGHT Woods-Campbell-Connelly, Decca – THE OLD KITCHEN KETTLE, THE BAKED POTATO MAN Gifford & Cliffe, Regal – THE WASH HOUSE AT THE BACK, THE PLEASURE CRUISE Senter, Bluebird – NO ONE, SMILES Teagarden-Kelly-Rubens-Condon, Bluebird – I’M GONNA STOMP MR. HENRY LEE, THAT’S A SERIOUS THING McKenzie, Bluebird – TAILSPIN BLUES, NEVER HAD A REASON TO BELIEVE IN YOU (2) Owens-Rose, Brunswick –LINGER AWHILE, I’M SITTING PRETTY IN A PRETTY LITTLE CITY Creamer-Hardy, Brunswick – WHY SHOULD I WEEP ABOUT ONE SWEETIE, PROMISE ME EVERYTHING, NEVER GET ANYTHING BLUES McKenzie-Slevin, Brunswick – BLUE BLUES, ARKANSAW BLUES (2) Brooks, Bluebird – DARKTOWN STRUTTERS’ BALL, I CAN’T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE, BABY Hines-Carpenter, Bluebird – ANN, TOPSY-TURVY David-Ahlert, Bluebird – WHO’S BEATIN’ MY TIME WITH YOU, BLACKOUT Spitainy-Capwell, Bluebird – MADALAINE, I WISH I HAD A SWEETHEART Davis-Silver, Brunswick – WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE, DOWN BY THE RIVER Kahn-Fiorito, Cameo – CHARLEY, MY BOY, KNOCK AT THE DOOR Tush-Brown, Columbia – OH! YOU LA! LA!, INDIANOLA Sweatman, Columbia – THAT’S GOT ‘EM, A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND Williams- Warfield, Brunswick – BABY WON’T YOU PLEASE COME HOME, TRYING TO STOP MY CRYING (2) Wilson, Capitol – JANE, JANE, JANE, SCOTCH AND SODA Johnson, American Music – STOMP DE LOWDOWN, SO DIF’RENT BLUES Hardin, Bluebird – GOOBER DANCE, TOO TIGHT Dominique, Bluebird – MY LITTLE ISABEL, HEAH’ ME TALKIN’ Lester- Melrose, Brunswick – BARREL HOUSE STOMP, WAILIN’ BLUES Brown- Rose- Henderson, Brunswick – IF YOU HADN’T GONE AWAY, MILENBERG JOYS Davis- Robinson, Brunswick – FALLIN’ DOWN, WHAT DID I TELL YA Hacia Carolina, Brunswick – CAROLINA BOUND, BALTIMORE DeSylva- Brown- Henderson, Brunswick – WHAT D’YA SAY?, I’M ON THE CREST OF A WAVE Miller- Goodman, Brunswick – ROOM 1411, JUNGLE BLUES Ferd – Morton, Brunswick – MIDNIGHT MAMA, MR. JELLY LORD Davis- Melrose, Brunswick – COPENHAGEN, PRINCE OF WAILS Williams-Williams, Columbia – ROYAL GARDEN BLUES, CRAZY BLUES Rose & White, Columbia – DOO DAH BLUES, LOLA LO McKenzie- Slevin, Brunswick – BLUE BLUES, ARKANSAW BLUES McPhail- Michels, Brunswick – SAN, RED HOT Schoebel, Brunswick – LOTS O’ MAMA, FROM ONE TIL’ TWO McKenzie – Slevin, Brunswick - YOU AIN’T GOT NOTHIN’, BARB WIRE BLUES Bradford, Colmubia – MOANFUL BLUES, PUT AND TAKE Bryan & Moll, Columbia – TWENTY SWEDES RAN THROUGH THE WEEDS, THE PEANUT VENDOR Piron, Columbia – HIGH SOCIETY, I’M SATISFIED WITH MY GAL Stacy, Commodore – RAMBLIN’COMPLAININ’ Williams- Brunis, Commodore – UGLY CHILE, THAT DA DA STRAIN Feather, Commodore – ESQUIRE BLUES, ESQUIRE BOUNCE Hall, Commodore – ORIGINAL DIXIELAND ONE-STEP, CLARINET MARMALADE Dorsey, Commodore – RIVERSIDE BLUES, ROSETTA Berlin –Handman, Columbia – BUT, THINK OF ME LITTLE DADDY Fiorito & Gorman, Columbia – BARKIN’ DOG, “O” (OH!) Bowman, Columbia – KANSAAS CITY BLUES, THE ALCOHOLIC BLUES Mure, Columbia – TRUMPET CHA CHA CHA, CHA CHA IN THE RAIN Arnold, Fowler, Hall – London American Recordings – THAT’S HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU, IF DREAMS CAME TRUE Mosely- Elgin, London American Recordings – BIG COLD WIND, THAT’S MY DESIRE Gibson- Hendricks- Francis, MGM – SPINNIN’ ROCK BOOGIE, FREEZE IT BOOGIE Rodgers, London American Recordings – WILLING AND EAGER, QUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO Boone, London American Recordings – LOVER’S LANE, TEN LONELY GUYS Gold- Boone, L ONDON American Recordings – THE EXODUS SONG, THERE’S A MOON OUT TONIGHT Jones- Kahn, London American Recordings – I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, PICTURES IN THE FIRE Gaze, Lodon Ameircan Reordings – BERLIN MELODY, “COME SEPTEMBER” Singleton, London American Recordings – FOR A PENNY, WANG DANG TAFFY-APPLE TANGO Glasser- Bold, London American Recordings – I’M IN LOVE WITH YOU, I ALMOST LOST MY MIND Gross- Coslow, London American Recordings – TOMORROW NIGHT, SHAKE A HAND Toombs, London American Recordings – FIVE, TEN FIFTEEN HOURS, I’M IN LOVE AGAIN Nugetre, London American Recordings – CHAINS OF LOVE, FRIENDLY PERSUASION Torok, London American Recordings – MEXICAN JOE, IN THE ROOM Mosely- Elgin, London American Recordings – BIG COLD WIND, THAT’S MY DESIRE Everly, London American Recordings – GEE, BUT IT’S LONELY, FOR MY GOOD FORTUNE Boone, Stateside – NEVER PUT IT IN WRITING, I LIKE WHAT YOU DO Rose-Little–Frost–Creamer–Layton, His Master’s Voice – SWEET MAMA (PAPA’S GOING MAD), BROADWAY ROSE Gershwin, Parlophone – LADY BE GOOD, SWEET SUE Hodes, Decca – LIBERETY INN DRAG, GEORGIA CAKE WALK Snyder, Victor – WHO’S SORRY NOW? SNAKES HIPS Turk – Robinson, Victor – BEALE STREET MAMMA, LOUISVILLE LOU Wooding– Schafer, Columbia – WALK, JENNY, WALK!, LAST NIGHT ON THE BACK PORCH Kahn & Jones, Imperial – I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, FLORIDA Moret- Whiting, Brunswick – SHE’S FUNNY THAT WAY, WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME Buffano, Harmony – THANKS FOR THE BUGGY RIDE, SO DOES YOUR OLD MANDARIN Deutsch, Savoy – PLAY FIDDLE, PLAY, DARK – EYESKY Williams-Palmer, Pathé – EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY BUT MY BABY DON’T LOVE NOBODY BUT ME, BETTER SHOOT STRAIGHT WITH YOUR MAMA McDonald- Hanley, Varsity – INDIANA, I D A Morton, General – SWEET SUBSTITUTE, PANAMA Souza, Varsity – NATIONAL EMBLEM MARCH, NEVER NEVER LAND FANTASY Sissle- Blake, Victor – BALTIMORE BUZZ, BANDANA DAYS Handy, Victor – MEMPHIS BLUES, LONESOME MAMA Hanley, Victor – GEE! BUT I HATE TO GO HOME ALONE, I WISH I COULD SHIMMY LIKE MY SISTER KATE Austin- Bergere, Victor – HOW COME YOU DO ME LIKE YOU DO, MEANEST BLUES Duvernay, Bluebird – WHY SHOULD I CARE? THE JIVE IS JUMPIN’ Handy, Bluebird – ST. LOUIS BLUES, SWEET SUE – JUST YOU Roberts, Banner – OH! HAROLD, YES! WE HAVE NO BANANAS Gaillard, Atomic – YEP-ROC-HERESAY, ATOMIC COCKTAIL Clapp, Asah – GIRL OF MY DREAMS, RAINBOW BLUES Stacy, Asah – VARIATIONS IN JAZZ Reser, Apollo BANJO BOOGIE, JAZZ LEGATO JAZZ PIZZICATO Monaco- Jerome, Decca – ROW, ROW, ROW, ALL ALONE Burke – Leslie, Decca – YOU’RE THE VERY LAST WORD IN LOVE, MEMORIES Rose- Conrad, Victor – YOU’VE GOT TO SEE MAMMA EV’RY NIGHT, NUTHIN BUT Sissie- Blake, Actuelle – BANDANA DAYS, LOVE WILL FIND A WAY Parish- Carmichael, Bluebird – STAR DUST, KEEPIN’ OUT OF MISCHIEF NOW McKenzie-Krupa, Bluebird – ONE HOUR, HELLO LOLA Redmond- Sanford- David, Bluebird – I’LL NEVER FORGIVE MYSELF, TWO SLEEPY PEOPLE Napoleon- Signorelli, Pathé – GREAT WHITE WAY BLUES, RAILROAD MAN Kenny- Kenny, Decca – LITTLE SKIPPER, IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE NOW Drake- Hoffman- Livingston, Brunswick – DON’T CHANGE HORSES, SHE BROKE MY HEART IN THREE PLACES Morey & Malotte, Regal – FERDINAND THE BULL, THE GIRL FRIEND OF THE WHIRLING DERVISH Fields & McHugh, Regal – DIGA DIGA DOO, THE KITTEN WITH THE BIG GREEN EYES (140 approx )

An Art Deco silver single handled cup by Mappin & Webb, having hammered and raised step decoration, Birmingham 1933, h.7cm

Rubellite and peridot five stone dress ring, stamped ‘585’, the long step cut measuring approximately 10.4mm x 6mm, flanked to each side by pairs of square cut peridots, size P, 4.6g gross

An emerald and diamond brooch in a pierced rectangular geometric design, mounted with the principal cut cornered rectangular step cut emerald at the centre, four small square step cut emeralds at intervals, otherwise mounted with circular cut diamonds, length approx 5cm.

A West Persian runner, the central ivory medallion with botehs, with step edged blue medallions within multiple polychrome borders, 496 x 115 cm

A Continental amethyst and diamond dress ring, an oval step cut amethyst, four claw set to a plain yellow collet, with three brilliant cut diamonds to each side, four claw set in white collets, five strand wire shank marked 585, finger size Q

A Kit built Brass Southern Gloss Green unrebuilt 4-6-2 West Country and Tender 'Padstow' no 21C108. Excellent quality build and Good detail with an Excellent flywheel Motor. Fixed Buffers and Fair Plus Gloss Paint and decals. Missing Tender step otherwise overall a Good working Model.

AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND BANGLE, the heart shaped emerald, claw set within a bezel of ten brilliant-cut diamonds with flower head cluster to one side, one side of the bangle pave set with diamonds, the other channel set with thirteen square step-cut emeralds and sixteen brilliant-cut diamonds, stamped "18k".

A PAIR OF SAPPHIRE, MOTHER OF PEARL AND GOLD CUFFLINKS, CIRCA 1915, each square plaque set with a square step-cut sapphire millegrain collet set above a mother of pearl ground set to the corners with rose-cut diamond highlights, chain connecting links. Stamped "18ct"

A Chinese oval silver tray SS mark, Sun Ching, engraved with landscape with scholars, rider and a lake with boats raised on three step feet, 14.42 toz, 29 by 22cm.

ARR GEOFFREY WOOLSEY BIRKS (British 1929-1993), 'Wash Day', housewife scrubbing the front step, a line of washing hung across the street, watercolour, signed to lower left, titled, signed and dated 1985 verso, 10.5cm x 7.5cm

Ladies' gold (18ct) emerald and diamond cocktail ring with a principle step cut emerald weighing approximately 1.54 carats, in high claw setting on a domed bezel, with an interwoven design of brilliant cut diamonds and calibre cut emeralds. Ring size O½ - P

James II A Proclamation signifying His Majesties Pleasure that all men being in Office of Government at the Decease of his late King His Majesties most Dear and most Entirely beloved Brother shall so continue til His Majesties further Direction...printed broadside dated February 6th [1685]. Printed on a single leaf of paper approx 16x12ins paper slightly browned weakness in a central horizontal fold and slight fraying to edges but fully legible. Issued on the day James II acceded to the Throne. This was the first proclamation of his relatively short reign. Charles II had died in the early morning of February 6th and apart from the actual proclamation of the accession of James II- which was declared by the Privy Council – James declared that all those who had held Royal office throughout the land would obviously stay in post until he had time to re-constitute his Government. This was an important step as James being a Catholic would clearly change the delicate balance of power which had existed uneasily in the latter stages of his late brother’s reign. An extremely rare and important historical document

A reproduction mahogany serpentine chest, a step commode, and a reproduction occasional table

*An Amethyst three Stone Ring claw-set step-cut stone between two triangle-cut stones in 9ct gold, ring size 0 1/2

A set of step ladders, a Black and Decker workmate bench and a Richmond compound angle mitre saw, boxed (3)

A GEORGE V SILVER SUGAR CASTER with pull-off domed and pierced finial topped cover^ and step-moulded circular foot^ marks for Birmingham 1933^ maker Marson & Jones. 14.5cm(h) 120grams One or two dents to body^ foot rim knock^ compression to finial.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR CASTER having a pierced pull-off cover with stepped circular finial top^ on a step-moulded circular foot^ London marks for 1905^ maker Corke Brothers Company. 17cm(h) 117grams Wear to body marks^ some dents.

1904 St. LOUIS - A DAILY OFFICIAL PROGRAM SATURDAY JULY 23rd 1904, `Worlds Fair `Band Tournament`, at the Festival Hall and a piece of sheet music `St. Louis Exposition March and two step` by Fred L. Ryder; an official application for Exhibition Space and a United States Express Company Bill of Landing to the Education Building St. Louis Expo (4)

A silver comport by Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1910, the waved border with shaped panels at each quadrant and a reeded border, on a pedestal base with step border, 26cm (10 1/4in) diameter, 563g (18.1 oz)

An aquamarine and diamond ring, the central step cut aquamarine in a four claw setting with two four claw set brilliant cut diamonds either side, stamped with full London hallmarks, finger size N

An amethyst and diamond ring, the three rectangular step cut amethysts each in a four claw setting, with two rows of three brilliant cut diamonds either side of the central stone, finger size O

A white gold aquamarine and diamond ring with matching earrings, the ring with a rectangular step cut aquamarine, in a surround of sixteen brilliant cut diamonds, finger size P; the earrings with oval shaped aquamarines, in a surround of twelve brilliant cut diamonds, post fittings, 9.65mm long

A five stone diamond ring, set with a graduating row of five old brilliant-cut diamonds, together with a diamond cluster ring, circa 1900; a sapphire and diamond ring, the oval mixed-cut sapphire claw set within an undulating bezel of eight-cut diamonds; A sapphire and diamond ring, circa 1900, the step-cut sapphire within a shaped mount set with diamond highlights. (4)

A mahogany ladder back metamorphic library step chair

A set three step aluminium ladders

A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, claw set with the rectangular step cut sapphire between baguette diamond set three stone shoulders, otherwise mounted with two rows of five circular cut diamonds.

An 18ct white gold, emerald and diamond cluster ring, claw set with the rectangular step cut emerald within a surround of circular cut diamonds, with baguette diamonds at the shoulders.

An early 20th Century pine four rung step ladder, `The Hatherley Patent Lattistep`, height approx 120cm.

An early 20th Century pine step ladder, fitted with six rungs.

A bamboo set of shelves together with a folding games table and a mahogany step commode. .

A mahogany three step commode

A set of oak library steps, the shaped top step on pierced support and ring turned legs, united by metal X frame stretcher, 91cm high

UNUSUAL TOPAZ DRESS RING set with square step cut and heart shaped blue topaz, in nine carat gold, size Q-R No damage, light wear.

ART DECO SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BROOCH set with a central baguette cut sapphire of approximately 1.33 carats in a pierced diamond set section flanked by a radiating line of channel set step cut sapphires to each side, with further diamond set sections to each end, unmarked no damage. general wear

An early 19th century mahogany night stand/step commode having integral tray top over cupboard and false drawer pull base on stile frame

Ladies' gold single stone dress ring with a step cut citrine / topaz

Ladies' gold (18ct) sapphire and diamond cluster ring with a rectangular step cut blue sapphire surrounded by fourteen brilliant cut diamonds, with further diamond to each shoulder on a gold (18ct) shank. Ring size N

Mackenzie (John) AUSTRAL AFRICA, LOSING IT OR RULING IT Being Incidents and Experiences in Bechuanaland, Cape Colony, and England. 2 volumes: 515 + 525 pages, frontispiece portrait in each volume, 30 plates, 2 folding colour maps, original brown cloth title gilt and with a map of Southern Africa stamped in black on the upper covers. There is foxing on the title pages caused by the tissue guards and some scattered foxing elsewhere in the text, spotting on the uncut page edges, book plate on each front paste-down endpapers, whilst the spines are slightly faded the cloth is in very good condition and the bindings firm and tight. Mendelssohn (Sydney) South African Bibliography, volume 1, page 850, ‘This work affords the best detailed historical account of the events which led to the inclusion of Bechuanaland amongst the colonies of South Africa – the first step towards the retention of the hinterland of the Cape for the Empire….. The work is of voluminous nature, and it divided into six books which discuss native life in Bechuanaland, the European expansion, the proceedings of the Dutch freebooters, and the foundation and suppression of their republic, the Imperial and Colonial policies with regard to the country, Sir Charles Warren’s expedition, and many other local and colonial matters. The volumes contain a large number of illustrations, a map, and a copious index. Publisher Place: London Publisher: Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington Publication Date: 1887 Condition: Good Size: 8vo (225 x 145 mm) Category: Africana Reserve: $300 Click here to view further details and images