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A Very Fine Ross Type Microscope by Cary, London, English, c.1860, engraved to the rear of the foot 'CARY LONDON' and to all objectives, the microscope is a Ross microscope retailed by Cary, the microscope stands on a typical Ross 'Y' shaped base with tall uprights supporting the body of the microscope on trunnions, with a large plano-concave mirror, adjustable substage condenser with rack and pinion focus, dovetail Wheelhouse stop, mechanical stage with X-Y control, large course focus wheels acting on a rack at the back of a square sectioed bar, limb incorporating screw fine focus, with 2 fitted drawers of accessories Drawer 1 1/8" objective and can engraved CARY LONDON. 1/4" objective and can engraved CARY LONDON. 1/2" can engraved CARY LONDON. 1" objective and can engraved CARY LONDON. 1 1/2" objective can engraved CARY LONDON. 2" objective and can engraved CARY LONDON. Can of selenite filters. Achromatic Condenser. AnalyserSubstage spot lens. Drawer 2 Medium power eyepiece. High power eyepiece. high power eyepiece. Eyepiece lucida. Rotating selenite stage. Livebox. In the main case Compressor. Large live box. Fish/frog plate1" Leiberkuhn & can. Micrometer eyepiece. Side reflector. Stage forceps. large table bulls-eye condenser, glass Zoophyte trough. all in the original French polished Spanish mahogany cabinet, cabinet height 51cm

A Cased Set of Beck's Microscope Live Traps & Trough, English, c.1870, unsigned but by Richard Beck, with 6 live traps & glass trough in a fitted mahogany case.

‘Fish’ a Moorcroft Pottery trough designed by William Moorcroft, rectangular section, tubeline decorated with fish swimming amongst waterweed, in matt green, blue and ochre, impressed marks, painted blue signature, small nick to glaze and small fill to base rim, 31wide, 14cm deep, 10.5cm high

A small Derbyshire gritstone trough, 17cm high x 34cm x 31cm; another, smaller trough, (2).

Plated ware - A three piece Walker and Hall tea service, a Walker and Hall coffee pot, two copper kettles, copper trough, cruet set; etc

A Victorian Majolica figurine depicting a mother and child at a water trough in a rural setting. 56 cm high at highest point (see illustration).

2X MATCHING TROUGH SINKS, 122CM (L) X 38CM (W)

2X LARGE TROUGH SINKS, ONE BY ARMITAGE SHANKS 120CM (L) X 37CM (W)

Cracked edge double stone trough, 34" x 18" approximately 

Large stone sink trough, 19" x 31" 

Stone trough x 1 plus decorative stone angel architectural piece showing considerable age.  Trough is cracked and measures 23 x 15"

Arthur Wood cruet, 19cm, an oak and glass Deco trough, and a walnut box

A late Victorian novelty silver mustard pot, in the form of a farmyard boar, with matching sow pepper, caster and salt, in the form of a feeding trough, the mustard pot with flush hinged cover, gilt interior and matching spoon forming the curly tail, all by Joseph Braham, London 1898; together with a silver shovel salt spoon by Wakely and Wheeler, London 1894, the mustard pot 8.7cms long, 7.1oz. (5)

Moulded glass hors d'oeuvres dish / floral display trough and a small quantity of glass knife rests

Mixed Lot to include green garden trough, hand tools, carpet sweeper etc

A RECTANGULAR SANDSTONE TROUGH, length 69cn x 46cm x height 30cm (condition report: one corner with a historical chip)

A traditional cast iron dog fire grate of trough form, approx width 45cm and depth 27cm

Galvanised Steel Watering Can together with a Cast Iron Chicken Feed Trough

A galvanised trough

An old garden statue of a girl holding a trough of plants. COLLECT ONLY.

Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, a mid 20th century slightly adzed oak book trough with carved mouse facing upwards on the right hand edge, 45cm x 20cm deepProvenance; Sold behalf of the Amy Brundrett Trust.

A rectangular terracotta trough planter 57cm long, a cubic terracotta planter, 39cm Sq, along with a terracotta strawberry planter, 28cm high (3)

Mauchline ware - eight pieces, sewing, comprising a pin cushion in the form of a knife grinder (Marine Parade, Clacton-on-Sea), 11.5cms, a ribbon cylinder (Queens Hotel, Harrogate / St. Mary's Church Low Harrogate), 6.5cms, another (Bow Church Yard / Minerva Trade Mark), printed base label, 6.5cms, a darning mushroom (The Parade, Skegness), 10.5cms, a pin dish (Tunbridge Wells), 8cms, a box form sliding lid pin cushion (Steamer Mount Washington Lake ….. / Spindle Point Light House, The Weirs …..), 9cms, a cylinder crochet hook case (Boulogne sur Mer La Colonne De La Grande Armes / Pecheuse de Crevettes Boulogne - Sur Mer), 13.5cms, and a continental barrel form sewing clamp with trough form pin cushion (Town Hall, Leeds), 22cms.      (8)      From the collection of the late Christabelle and David Davey

An unusual silver plated sewing clamp, probably Joseph Rodgers, the rectangular frame with heart shaped screw terminal and engraved to the side 'Elizt. Evans', below a hook and trough form pin cushion, the latter with pseudo silver marks GR+JR, 11.5cms. 

ROBERT GLEN (American, b. 1940) limited edition (4/6) bronze - camels drinking from a trough, signed and dated 1986, 39h x 48w x 31.5cms d, on black marble plinth.Provenance: private collection PembrokeshireAuctioneer's Note: Born in Kenya in 1940, Robert Glen’s interest in art and natural history began at an early age. At sixteen years old, he was accepted to serve an apprenticeship in taxidermy at the renowned studio of Coloman Jonas in Denver, Colorado. It was then that his interest in sculpture was born. Returning home after three years of training, he began a transition from taxidermy to sculpting animals in the European tradition of animaliers, working in various media before casting his first bronze in 1970. Since then, Robert Glen’s work has met with great success. His sculptures reside in many private collections including those of the late Queen, the Aga Khan, and the late Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta. He has also held many one man shows in the USA, Canada, UK, Monte Carlo, Spain and South Africa. Robert Glen's public commissions include one of the largest equestrian sculptures in history, 'Mustangs of Las Colinas', in Texas.Comments: natural verdigris patina, very good overall.

A 1930s ebco patent bakelite book trough. L50cm

An African carved wooden dough trough, with carry handles, 124cm x 48cm x 24cm

A large garden trough

A large wooden garden plant trough

A wooden folding garden table; a tripod stand; two watering cans; a plant trough; and garden canes

A Leak 'Trough Line' stereo, complete with Garrard 401 turntable - sold as collector's item and a Harman Kardon cassette deck, housed in a 19th Century elm trunk with inscription dated 1856

A Poole pottery "Bluebird" pattern flower trough; two vases; a cream jug; four side plates; and a box and cover

Early 20th century Chippendale design mahogany booktrough, top-tier with gadrooned edge, the trough fitted with trapezoid fretwork dividers, raised on ring turned supports united by X-stretcher Dimensions: Height: 90cm  Length/Width: 84cm  Depth/Diameter: 39cm

An Vintage mahogany extending Book Trough, W 42 cm x H 17.5 cm x D 23.5 cm, together with another Book Trough, with inlaid edges, W 38 cm x H 18.5 cm x D 22.5 cm(2)

An Arts and Crafts oak Desk/side Cabinet, the rectangular top above a hinged fall front with inset stylised foliate repousse panel, opening to reveal interior, with similar panel to the other side, raised on trestle ends with pierced stylised cut-outs, joined by a book trough stretcher and raised on short splayed legs, W 61 cm x H 77 cm x D 31 cm. Provenance: property of a West Country Collector. After buying an Arts & Crafts house, the vendors researched and sought-out beautiful, often unique, Arts & Crafts pieces to furnish their home.

Large green metal garden trough measures approximately 16 inches tall 36 inches wide 16 inches depth

A small composition stone garden trough 

Picture of three horses at water trough by I Vickers 1902. Including frame, 66 x 54cm. In good original condition.

A Beswick hand-painted pottery trough of art deco design

A cast decorative garden trough

A Victorian 19th century mahogany spindle gallery book tray / trough. Spindle gallery sides with twin handles over a panel base with gadrooned borders and bun feet. Measures approx. 20 x 41 x 23cm.

Workshop of Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn - A 20th Century oak book trough of typical form with a carved mouse running up the side. Measures approx. 20cm x 46cm x 21cm.

Workshop of Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn - A 20th century oak book trough of typical form with a carved mouse down the side. Measures approx. 20cm x 46cm x 21cm.

A book trough, card box and other collectable carved wood items including boxed cheese set, bowl, etc.

Kitchenalia - a 19th century oval dough trough, slightly slopped sides' A 1920s/30s G Rushbrooke (Smithfield ltd) Butchers Fat paddle/ Meat tenderiser, with original badge, approx 38cm long (2)

Victorian mahogany book trough with carved floral ends. 19 cm high, 50.5cm wide, 19.5cm deep.

Mexican hat metal pig trough, metal pig trough & a salt glaze butlers sink 

Five Various pieces of Galvanised Iron to include Square box Chicken feeder with Top Carry Handle, Rectangular Smaller Example, 30 Section Trough Feeder and Two Milk Urn Lids

AN OBERHAEUSER-PATTERN DRUM MICROSCOPE BY LEREBOURS ET SECRETAN, PARIS, CIRCA 1850constructed in lacquered brass and signed on the support as per title, with draw-type focussing, sub-stage assembly, circuit stage, plano-concave mirror, prismatic attachment, contained in orginal wood case with a quantity of accessories -- 12¾in. (32cm.) wide Christie's South Kensington, 28th May 1998, lot 119.Dr. Mill notes: Noel Lerebours founded his company in Paris in 1794; the firm became Lerebours & Secretan in 1845 and Secretan in 1853. This design, introduced by Oberhauser in 1835 was followed by several Parisian makers. It was often referred to as a 'Babushkina' microscope or Oberhauser Drum.This example is equipped with an angle prism which sets the tube horizontal. A mirror type Camera lucida is fitted at the eyepiece to assist in drawing. This and the prism can be removed for normal upright operation. There are three oculars which are achromatic but pre-date the introduction of the standard RMS thread, and a single eyepiece designed to hold the Camera lucida. There is a small substage which is moved by a lever. It can carry one of two cylindrical stops.Accessories include a mapping pen, probe, a white/black disc, a stage micrometer, stage forceps, trough, compressorium, mounted glass disc, and 10 small slides by Jo Bourgoyne. Also present in the velvet lined box were a Dancer microslide of Isambard Brunel at the Menai Bridge and a focussing eyepiece micrometer attachment. This does not fit and is probably by Nachet.ref: Billings Collection (1974) p194As viewed - appears to be in good condition. Some accessories/components may be missing.

An antique brass doorbell, inscribed ‘Southwaite’, mounted to a rectangular oak wall plaque, 42 x 22cms wide; together with a selection of metal collectible wares, including: ‘The Duco’ brass miners’ lamp, by Brown Brothers Ltd; a copper trough; and another.

A pair of weathered rectangular Sandford stone woodland patterned flower troughs 62 cm long x 20 cm wide x 18 cm high together with a further rectangular trough, 2 pairs of square tapered planters with varying relief detail and three others (collection)

A pair of nicely weathered cast composition stone garden urns with circular lobbed bodies and square bases, approx 40 cm diameter x 45 cm high together with one other pair with repeating flower head detail, 38 cm diameter x 18 cm high, one other a small weathered composition stone trough with single rounded end, 48 cm long x 44 cm wide x 16 cm deep and a terracotta jar with moulded loop and ring handles (7)

Elm Baker's Dough Trough, 63cm long x 26cm wide x 12cm high

A beech wood and leather topped stool; 19th century mahogany toilet mirror; Japan lacquered three-tier folding cake stand; oak book trough and one other; and an upholstered top stool in the French taste (6)

A treen dough trough

A reconstituted weathered stone Portuguese chimney pot, 90 cm high, two cast stone trough planters and terracotta square planter (4)

Large Glazed Stoneware Trough with Central Upper Divider and pully ring to the front. 91cm wide.

A cast iron pig trough, together with a collection of various garden pots63d x 13h cm pig trough

A galvanised feed sheep trough - 9' long.

Clarice Cliff Trough Dish in 'Rhodanthe' pattern, shape no.659 hand painted in brown and orange shades depicting stylised tree landscape, Bizarre mark, slight wear to upper rims, length 25.5cm