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A malacca walking cane, with 9 carat gold band, decorated with a crest; an ebonised cane with Continental white metal Art Nouveau handle; and an ebony walking cane with marine ivory handle, (3) £180-220
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A collection of 19th Century Grand Tour miniature plaster classical plaques, contained in an 8 tray fitted mahogany box £400-600
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An interesting Victorian album, containing drawings and watercolours including Ryde and Ventnor, Isle of Wight, portraits, fashion prints etc. £60-100
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Two folders, containing photographs of room interiors and decorations by Barry E. Harris, Architectural decorator £30-60
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A 1920's album, containing various postcards including Southwold etc. £40-60
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An album, containing mostly children's and humorous postcards £40-60
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An album, containing mostly Bury St. Edmunds photographs etc. £20-40
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A box of various ephemera, some relating to Southwold and Grubbe £40-60
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An album, of photographs including Southwold and storm damage 1897; studies of Cambridge colleges; Middle East, Bombay etc. £50-80
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R.P. Pickford, a pair of rural studies, signed oils on card, 20cm x 31.5cm; a study of Venice, unsigned oil on board; and a small country scene, (all unframed) £40-60
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A quantity of various 19th Century watercolours and drawings, including landscapes etc., (unframed) £40-60
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A collection of various ephemera, relating to Southwold and an 1855 bill of sale for a ship £40-80
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Of Aldeburgh Festival interest, a signed choral score of Benjamin Britten's St. Nicholas, signed by Britten, Peter Pears and others; a 1948 Aldeburgh Festival programme and other items £40-60
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An early 20th Century Norfolk Island photograph album, inscribed on the leather and gilt decorated cover, "The Honorable B.R. Wise Q.C. Attorney General" £100-150
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A 19th Century Indian ivory walking stick, of tapering form, having stylised floral decoration and turned knob, 89cm long - see illustration £150-250
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A pair of 19th Century bellows, decorated with the Royal cipher, 66cm £80-120
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A 19th Century Chinese carved hardwood figure, 26cm high £100-150
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A 19th Century brass table stand, the top inset with classical figures, raised on three lion mask and claw supports, 18cm dia. x 20cm high £40-60
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A 19th Century bronze sun dial, bearing date for 1783, 2.5cm dia. £50-80
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A brass and cast metal microscope, by Hawksley & Sons, Wigmore Street, London, in fitted mahogany case £80-120
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A Fuller's type slide rule, by Stanley, 1905, contained in a mahogany case £150-250
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A 19th Century bronze door knocker, with nude female figure, dolphin and lion mask decoration, 18cm £50-80
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A 19th Century microscope, by Pillischer number 1374, together with various boxed slides and accessories £100-150
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Two Vintage leather suit cases £40-60
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An Edwardian inlaid mahogany mantel clock, having silvered dial, 8 day movement striking on a gong, 46cm wide £20-40
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An early 19th Century satinwood sarcophagus shaped three compartment tea caddy, raised on brass ball feet, 30cm - see illustration £80-120
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A 19th Century mahogany and brass mounted gun case, 82.5cm long £80-120
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A run of seven leather and gilt bound Shakespeare's Works, contained in a small mahogany fitted bookcase £20-40
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A Chinese hardwood trinket box, richly inlaid with mother of pearl decoration, 27.5cm x 28cm - see illustration £100-150
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A Victorian walnut writing box, having brass oval cartouche and escutcheon, 35cm wide £20-40
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A Victorian mahogany and rosewood cross-banded candle box, 50cm high £80-120
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A 19th Century satinwood three compartment tea caddy, 25cm wide - see illustration £60-80
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A Victorian mahogany cased wall clock, having fusee movement, Roman numeral white painted dial, measuring 26cm dia. x 34cm overall £100-150
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An early 20th Century mahogany cased bracket clock, the silvered Roman numeral dial having chime silent and slow fast subsidiaries, three hole movement striking on a gong, the arched case surmounted by a brass carrying handle and raised on ball feet, having presentation plaque dated for 1924, 34.5cm high - see illustration £150-250
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A brass skeleton clock, having single fusee movement, Roman numeral steel dial, striking on a bell, under glass dome, set on a marble plinth, 56cm high overall - see illustration £100-150
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A large pair of early 20th Century turned mahogany candlesticks, having brass campana shaped scones above fluted columns, on circular stepped bases, 54cm high - see illustration £150-200
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A Chinese Tong Wu scroll, 1894-1953, inscribed with a red seal mark £400-600
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A cloisonne baluster vase, decorated with prunus and scrolling foliage, 24cm high £80-120
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A 19th Century miniature cloisonne bottle vase, profusely decorated with flowers and a dragon, 7cm high £60-100
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A 19th Century Chinese bronze censer, of circular baluster form, raised on three rounded tapering supports, six character mark to base, 14cm dia. £300-500
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An Antique copper, 48.5cm dia. £50-80
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A 19th Century brass jardiniere stand, on scrolled feet, 32cm dia. x 37cm high £20-40
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A Victorian copper warming pan, the lid having pin prick decoration of a peacock amongst flowers, turned beech handle £20-40
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A brass and copper two handled vase, of baluster form, 30cm high £20-30
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A 19th Century pewter baluster shaped two gill mug; a straight sided one gill pewter mug; a four gill heavy pewter mug, inscribed "Dublin Inn River"; a one gill pewter measuring mug; a Victorian plate on copper two gill mug; and two other items, (7) £50-80
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A Victorian plated hot dish; a pewter side pouring mug; five graduated pewter mugs; and a plain baluster half pint similar, (7) £30-60
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A painted dapple grey wooden rocking horse, on stand, 87cm long x 89cm high £80-120
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An oriental brass jardiniere, profusely decorated with foliate scrolls and beasts, flanked by mask ring handles, 53cm dia. overall x 36cm high £80-120
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A pair of Scrimshaw decorated ivory tusks, one depicting a sailing ship, the other a lady, 18cm long £400 - 600
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A 19th Century Japanese carved ivory figure, depicting a woman carrying a pail, 16cm high £150 - 200
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