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A late Victorian mahogany cased desk thermometer by F. Bateman & Co, 401 Strand, London, with carved cresting, white ceramic scale, on shaped base, the base with presentation plaque, 14.75ins high £70-100
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An early 20th Century W. & H. Seibert of Wetzlar lacquered brass and iron microscope, 12ins high, in fitted mahogany case with accessories, and an early 20th Century Carl Reichert lacquered brass and iron microscope, No. 6282, in fitted mahogany case £150-200
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A small interesting collection of "Medical" equipment, comprising - cased "Magneto-Electric Machine for Nervous & Other Diseases", 7.75ins x 3.75ins x 4.25ins (cased), a "Gamages Electric Massage Vibrator", a "Dr. Macaura's Blood Circulator", Patent No. 13932, 11.25ins, two glass spheres, 2.5ins and 3.5ins diameter, a shawl, and glass ear syringe (boxed) £150-200
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A late Victorian S. Maw. Son & Sons of London brass mounted teak pill maker with inset white marble slab, with brass circular plaque to end, 13.25ins long x 6.5ins wide, with conforming pill cutter and pair of circular turned Lignum Vitae formers, each approximately 3ins diameter, a late Victorian brass folding twelve division pill mould, 7.75ins x 3ins (closed), a late Victorian lacquered brass table monocular, 8ins high (extended), in fitted mahogany case, and a number of other medical/chemist artefacts, various £150-200
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An early 19th Century pencil and watercolour on paper "Perpetual Calendar" drawn by James Davis of Odstock, Wiltshire, 1821, 19.25ins x 15ins, framed and glazed £100-150
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A 913 Voigtlander 120 Ibsor Drp folding bellows camera, with case for same, A Voigtlander twin lens camera model "Brillian" Compur Rapid, with case for same, a Canon 35mm SLR AV-1 camera(body only), a Hamimex 80-200mm zoom lens, and two pairs of theatre/opera glasses £100-130
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A bottle of Krug 1989 Vintage Champagne £100-150
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Two "House of Commons" labelled bottles of mature malt Scotch Whisky, one signed by John Major and Tony Blair, the other by Tony Blair £120-160
Note: The vendor worked in the Palace of Westminster
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Ten bottles of vintage Single Malt Whisky, including - Dallas Dhu 1980, The Glenrothes 1989, and The Scotch Malt Whisky Society No. 76.41 1997 £300-400
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Eleven bottles of vintage Blended Whisky, including - A Bells Elizabeth II 60th Birthday 1986 decanter (boxed) £120-160
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Eight bottles of vintage Single Malt Whisky, including - Four bottles of Glenmorangie £120-160
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A mid 17th Century English bronze mortar, the centre cast with a band of scrolls and flowers in a repeating pattern, and with an upper cast band of dots and geometric motifs, raised on a recessed foot, 9.75ins diameter x 7.75ins high (possibly Whitechapel Foundry, London), and a late 17th/early 18th Century single ended pestle, 9ins high £300-500
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A 17th Century English bronze mortar, the body cast four times with the head of a goose or a duck holding a key in its beak, its neck with pointed crown within an oval cartouche, 5.5ins diameter x 4.25ins high (probably "The London Unidentified Foundry"), 5.5ins diameter x 4.25ins high, and an early 18th Century double ended pestle, 7.75ins high £80-120
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An early 18th Century English bronze mortar with incised double concentric band running around its centre, 6.5ins diameter x 5ins high, and a double ended pestle, 7.75ins, an 18th/19th Century Continental two handled mortar, 5ins diameter x 4.5ins high, and a 20th Century brass pestle, 7.75ins £80-120
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A modern bronze mortar after a 17th Century Continental original cast with satyr, marks and swags, and two female head handles, 9.75ins diameter x 8.25ins high, and pestle, and a collection of nine mortars and pestles, mostly reproductions of earlier types, various £180-220
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An American cast iron mechanical bank retaining much original paint of a Hunter or French soldier shooting at a tree, 10ins long x 6.75ins high £200-300
Note: This "Creedmoor" mechanical bank model was originally modelled by J. & E. Stevens Co. This example is unmarked.
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A 19th Century circular copper plaque after Bertel Thorvaldson (1770-1844) - Winged female with children, 16.5ins diameter, a 19th Century oval two-handled preserving pan, 13ins x 10.5ins, and three other pieces of decorative metalware £80-120
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A pair of silver painted metal cherub pattern electric lamp bases, each 30.5ins high £500-700
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A brass rail club fender upholstered in brown leather and studded, 53ins x 16ins x 19ins high, a copper and brass circular log bucket and a small selection of brassware, various £150-200
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Emile Maniere (late 19th/early 20th Century French) - Brown patinated bronze figure of a young Pierrot holding a hoop in his left hand and seated on a cream cold painted bronze square high stool, 19.25ins high (indistinctly signed and marked "Dolin Paris" - hoop somewhat bent and stool chipped and flaking on leading eves) £1200-1500
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Paul d'Aire (fl. 1890-1910) - Green/brown patinated bronze and carved ivorine headed figure of Cyrano de Bergerac in 17th Century dress with feather trimmed hat and wearing a cloak, on onyx and gilt brass mounted plinth of shaped outline, 10.75ins high, signed on rear of cloak £700-1000
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Leon Pilet (1840-1916) - Dark brown patinated bronze and partially gilded bronze figure - Standing female wearing classical dress and holding open scroll, on black slate marble base, 15ins high £550-700
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A brown patinated bronze figure of a seated lady in classical dress, on shaped base, 11.25ins high £500-700
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After S. Melani (1902-1934) - Bronze figure of a dancing girl on oval stepped green variegated marble base, 18.5ins high £200-300
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A late 19th Century bronze bust - Female in medieval dress wearing a coronet, on later brown veined marble base, 8.25ins high £100-150
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A late 19th/early 20th Century French bronze inkstand of Art Nouveau design modelled as a young woman writing a letter, reclining on a
leaf, 9ins overall x 3ins high (signed "Ch.Kotschann.Paris" and with foundry stamp of Louchet - one inkwell cover missing) £120-160
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20th Century Continental School - Brown patinated bronze of a human hand holding the torso of a woman, 8.75ins, and a small quantity of other items including a silver plated Swaine Adeney Hunt sandwich box, 4.5ins x 3ins x 1.25ins, two leather cases with glass perfume bottles, a small collection of toys and a Limoges porcelain egg £120-160
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A pair of late 19th Century French bronzed metal standing figures of Cupids on circular marble bases, 12ins high £100-120
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A pair of Continental bronzed spelter candlesticks modelled as putti, on marble bases, 15.25ins high £300-400
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A pair of 19th Century French bronzed spelter figures - "The Black Prince" and "King Richard", each 17.75ins high, both signed "Peiffer" (some damage) £200-300
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A pair of 19th Century bronzed and cold painted spelter figures - Anglo Saxon Warriors, each signed "Bruchon", on marbled circular wooden bases, 18.5ins and 20.25ins high £300-400
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20th Century School - Pair of modern life size bronze standing figures of greyhounds, 42ins overall x 44ins high, and 48ins overall x 42ins high £1200-1600
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An early 20th Century leaded clear and coloured glass panel - Vase of flowers, 34ins x 26ins (slight damage), in later wood frame £80-100
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A late 19th/early 20th Century child's wicker "Moses" basket with folding canopy, 38ins x 24ins x 20ins high, with later fabric covering and cushion for same £60-80
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A brass and copper coopered oak jug, 23.5ins high £70-100
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A 1930s Austin Reed "Victor Wardrobe Luggage" canvas covered and gilt and metal mounted travelling trunk, 32.5ins x 21ins x 10ins, with interior hangers for same £150-200
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An early 20th Century hide suitcase with drop-in tray, 29.5ins x 17ins x 10ins (Army & Navy Stores label to interior), and a similar, 25ins x 14.25ins x 6.25ins (with label for John Pound & Co Ltd of London to interior) £60-80
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An early 20th Century blue paper covered and metal mounted rectangular travelling trunk, 36ins x 20ins x 15ins high (scuffed and worn), a similar suitcase and a 19th Century stained wood and metal mounted domed top travelling trunk, 30ins x 19ins x 22ins high £150-200
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An early 20th Century brown leather dressing case retailed by J.W. Benson Ltd, Ludgate Hill, London, with fitted green watered silk lined interior, 18ins x 13.5ins x 8.5ins high (painted to top with initials), containing a small selection of cut-glass and silver topped fitments, some hallmarked for London 1903 (fitments mostly damaged) £100-150
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A mid 20th Century Carnegie & Layton of Birmingham set of cast iron weighing scales, 49ins high, retailed by J.A. Brignall of Hastings £80-120
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A 19th Century japanned metal and brass fire surround, the brass panels to frieze embossed with crest and figures above bow-fronted doors embossed with figures standing in a niche and flanked by panels embossed with leaf scroll ornament, 43ins wide x 7ins deep x 34ins high (general wear throughout) £100-150
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A green painted and gilt rectangular pier glass of 19th Century design, the upper part inset with printed panel depicting putti in country landscape, mirror plate under, plate 24.5ins x 13.5ins, 39.5ins x 16.5ins overall £150-200
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A late 19th Century gilt frame oval girandole, the moulded frame carved with ribbon and strap work ornament surmounted by a seated putti and wheat sheaves, conforming apron and three scroll branches and inset with plain mirror plate, 35ins x 21ins overall (frame overpainted) £70-100
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A 19th Century gilt framed rectangular wall mirror, the plain moulded edge with beaded slip and with plain mirror plate, 56ins x 31ins (slight damage to moulding) £150-200
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A 19th Century gilt framed rectangular wall mirror, the plain moulded edge with beaded slip and with plain mirror plate, 56ins x 31ins (slight damage to moulding) £150-200
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A 19th Century gilt framed rectangular wall mirror with scalloped cresting, confirming apron, turned pillars to sides and with plain mirror plate, 43ins x 22ins (overpainted) £80-120
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