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THOMAS GOOCH (1750 - 1802) "A racehorse with groom and jockey", "Two horses in harness drinking at a water trough with attendant" and "A saddled horse being led into a stable by a man", watercolours over etched outlines, three of a set of six, circa 1783

AN ANTIQUE OAK SALT BOX with shaped bracket and rectangular trough, 12" wide.

A Gouda ovoid vase, typically decorated with large stylised flowerheads, in tones of blue on a yellow and olive ground, 24cm high; another, slender ovoid, 29.5cm high; a similar flower trough, 22cm wide, etc, printed marks (4)

An Art Nouveau Orivit pewter navette shaped flower trough, cast as orchids, amethyst glass liner, 28cm wide, shape no.2499

An Edwardian mahogany book trough, having moulded top over five divisions, raised on ring-turned legs and saltire stretcher, H 84.5cm W 93cm

Oriental blue printed Trough, TG Green & Co Stoneware Stilton Container (retailed by Harrods) etc

A Tray: unusual base metal mythological Stand formed as an animal on a trough; Together with pewter Mustard A/F and a small pewter Measure, (3)

A STONE TROUGH, rectangular, 26.5in. x 19in. x 11.5in. high (67 x 48 x 29cms)

A STONE TROUGH, rectangular with bowed front, 27in. x 18.25in. x 9.5in. high (68.5 x 46.5 x 24cms)

A STONE TROUGH of 'D' shape, 33in. x 19in. x 9.75in. (84 x 48 x 25cms)

A bronze rectangular trough with two ring handles to front, 54ins x 10ins x 13ins high

A Staffordshire fisherwoman group, decorated in white and gilt, 26cm high; a couple group decorated in colours (damages), 23.5cm high; a spill case supported by a pair of doves above a cow and a horse drinking from a trough, entitled 'Companions', 27cm high; a man on horseback (damages), 20.5cm high; a bower group, 14.5cm high; and a spill vase depicting two children sleeping, 13.5cm high (6)

A Sylvac figure of a cat with tall spiked tail decorated in matt brown glazes, 6" high; a swan and reed posy vase, model 4385, 4" high; a lamb spill vase in matt blue glaze, model 2656, 4" high model; a rabbit flower trough, with brown "bunny" on a matt blue base, model 1479, 9.25" long. (4).

A Poole pottery traditional style flower ring painted with alternating flower heads within lilac and blue line borders, marked M/ JL HA, dolphin mark, 9" diameter; a similar compressed ovoid pot with floral collar and blue dash line border, enamelled E/ BN XXX, dolphin mark, 4.5" diameter; a rectangular flower trough, pattern indistinct, 6.5" long.(3).

An ash and elm dough trough, of typical tapering rectangular form, the oak baluster stand joined by stretchers, 119cm wide, 78cm high, late 18th - early 19th century (altered)

A modern hardwood extending book trough

A mahogany and satinwood cross banded book trough

An early 20th Century miniature book trough, containing nine faux books for stamps, pen wiper, matches etc, 20.5cm

A 19th Century Vizagapatam hardwood, ivory and porcupine quill book trough, the hardwood profusely inlaid, the sides in quill with turned ivory corners, 43cm

A Sowerby opaque pressed glass rectangular flower trough, moulded in Kate Greenaway style with 'Oranges and Lemons', 4 1/4" long (10.8 cm).

ART NOUVEAU RECTANGULAR COPPER TRAY, with pierced handles, an eagle head candlesnuffer, plant trough and two candlesticks. Tray size 23'' Long 23'' Wide, 13'' .

A collection of items, to include three copper warming pans, trough and others.

A twin handled oak flower trough, on bun feet, 2ft

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak book trough, with carved mouse signature, 46.5cm

A Mahogany Extending Book Trough, 39 cm closed, another similar, 32 cm closed, and a cast iron door porter, 19 cm (3)

An Oak Bookcase, 76 cm, an oak prayer book stand, 45 cm, an oak book trough, 52 cm and a painted standard lamp (4)

An oak coffin stool, mahogany book trough and a two tier occasional table.

A Victorian adjustable Book Trough with gothic metal mounts

Art Deco Gray's cylindrical vase decorated with meandering green foliate scrolls; with matching flower trough, No. A5098

An Edwardian mahogany book trough and magazine rack, inlaid stringing and raised on square taper supports with small brass castors, 56cm (22") wide

An Edwardian 15in. inlaid mahogany adjustable book trough; and two copper lustre ware bowls.

A late 19th Century flower trough by Sowerby circa 1880. The trough of elongated rectangular form with facet ends decorated in relief in the Elizabeth, Elspeth, Betsy & Beth pattern with four bonneted girls to a landscape setting with nesting birds, frogs and lambs all to the turquoise ground, relief mark, measures 6" long.

A late 19th Century posy trough made by Sowerby circa 1886 in the form of a boat complete with separate stand. The whole decorated with panels of foliate motifs against a fluted ground and detailed with a pale sea green to blue opalescence, relief moulded marks and registration numbers, measures 10.5" long, S/D.

A set of three flower troughs designed by Sowerby circa 1880s. The set to comprise one straight trough and two semi-circular examples decorated in the Oranges & Lemons pattern after designed by Walter Crane over a flint ground showing children in period dress bell ringing, (3).

A late 19th Century flower trough by Burtles & Tate circa 1880. The trough of semi-circular section relief moulded with oak leaves and acorns to the primrose opal ground, measures 6" long.

A late 19th Century novelty flower trough by Ed Bolton circa 1894. The trough in the form of the Grace Darling life boat and detailed with a relief moulded daisy and button pattern over the primrose opal ground, relief moulded marks, measures 11" long.

A late 19th Century novelty glass posy trough, maker unknown. The trough modelled as a fluted body boat and set to a stand constructed from glass rod with wire fastenings, measures 19" long.

A Set of eight leather bound Books in a cross-banded walnut Book Trough, labelled Asprey & Co

A quantity of glass including Victorian inkwells, obelisks, salts and an advertising pen trough, 'Adairack, cushman and Dension MFC. Co.'

A 19th Century stone trough 40" long.

An Arts & Crafts oak book rack, with canted trough to top between shaped end panels with two-division rack between, 76cm high, 53cm wide.

A coromandel book trough

Lead-lined trough / sink, 4ft x 2ft approx

AN ADZED OAK BOOK TROUGH by Robert "Mouseman" Thompson of oblong form, with quadrant ends, one with carved mouse trademark in relief, 18" wide

An unusual Royal Worcester Hadley figure, of a boy standing beside a rivetted circular trough, shape no.1242, c.1888, 6ins

A Moser Karlsbad amethyst glass trough, with white metal Secessionist overlay etched 778/108 M728 20cm. wide.

A massive Chinese bronze water trough, 19th Century, of rectangular section with an everted rim above cast dragons sporting amongst spuming waves above a reserve chased with inscriptions on both sides and resting on four demon feet, green/grey patination, 129.5cm long, 70cm deep, 56cm high. The form can be found in a similar trough in the Palace Museum, Beijing, dating from the warring states period (481-221BC) which example has additional ring handles and rests on tiger feet. .

A rectangular composition covered trough cast in relief with moulded panels; and another mortar covered rectangular trough. (2).

Black Forest ink stand carved with a sitting bear, beside an inkwell and pen trough, impressed Villars. Length 11cm

Mixed lead farm animals, approximately 30 (11 large), 2 dogs, a trough by Timpo, a John Hill shepherd carrying a lamb, and a Timpo Daschund from 'My Pets Series' (F-G)

An Edwardian Oak Book Trough, with magazine section, 46 cm

A Victorian mahogany desk, the galleried back with four small drawers above a tooled red leather surface, inset pen trough and two glass inkwells, above one long and eight short drawers, raised on turned legs with brass castors.

An oak three tier book trough.

George Morland, (1763-1804), 'Pigs at a trough', oil on panel, signed with initials and dated 1797, 12" x 16.5Ó. Footnote: From a very early age, Morland showed a remarkable ability with some early sketches shown at the Royal Academy in 1773 when George was just ten years old. He was apprenticed to his father, Henry Robert Morland, (1719-1797) a London portrait painter where he stayed for five years. He rejected the advances of several leading artists of the day including Romney, who offered to take Morland into his studio for three years with a salary of £300 per annum. Morland was one of the first to avoid direct patronage and commissions and to paint purely at his own sweet will. His domestic scenes of country folk were often painted entirely from his imagination and, though lacking any intellectual content, were extremely popular with the general public. Though successful financially, Morland lead a self indulgent lifestyle secretly moving studios around London to avoid his creditors. This high living eventually took its toll and he died in a debtor's prison of a brain fever in 1804.

A 19th century papier maché face shield, painted the daughter of Neptune, with turned box wood handle together with a late 19th century continental black papier maché letter trough depicting a youth on a bank by Alpine scenes. 8in. (20cm). (2).

A large continental group of a crinoline lady standing in front of a water trough feeding a young deer, 32 cms.

Four pieces of Poole Pottery - small rectangular trough shaped posy bowl, similar half moon posy bowl, an incomplete biscuit barrel and a brown glazed teapot.

A small cast iron corner trough.

A small D - shaped trough.

A small D - shaped trough.