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A Bohemian amber flash glass pedestal vase and cover engraved with stylized flowers. 24cm high. £50 - £80
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A large Art Deco coloured yellow glass scent bottle and stopper with cut decoration. 26.5cm. £80 - £120
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A First World War bronzed spelter figure of a charging British Infantry soldier. Wearing khaki uniform, service dress cap and ammunition bandolier. 42cm high. £150 - £250
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A silver mounted glass whisky decanter with weighted pouring spout and inscribed Scotch, shield shaped cartouche verso with an engraved monogram F. B. Unmarked. 33cm. £60 - £100
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A George I Japanned table bureau. With red lacquer ground decorated with mock Oriental landscapes. Fitted inside and with a single serpentine drawer further fitted with compartments. Raised on bracket feet. 46cm wide. £200 - £300
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A set of six early twentieth century glass rummers. Raised on knopped stems and each etched with stylized barley and hops. 14cm high. £60 - £100
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Three page turners, bone and ivory. One with an antler grip and one with pierced carving depicting a stag to the terminal. Longest 38cm. £20 - £40
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A pair of Victorian silver plated electrotype plaques in ebonized frames by Elkington & Co. Decorated in relief one with a lion and lioness and the other a pair of tigers, 20cm x 24cm. £100 - £150
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A Regency mahogany cheese cradle with turned mouldings. 49cm wide. £80 - £120
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A nineteenth century Dutch pottery chamber oil lamp. Painted with a landscape vignette and stylized tulips. Painted mark indistinct. 20cm high. £30 - £50
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A Victorian carved bone and pique inlaid fan. With silk leaf painted in watercolours with a rambling rose and butterfly. Signed Ellie. 27cm long. £50 - £80
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A Victorian yellow tinted and etched glass oil lamp shade. 16cm high. lower aperture inside diameter 9.5cm. £80 - £120
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Fourteen assorted nineteenth century billiard balls including turned ivory examples. Diameter of the largest approximately 4.5cm. £300 - £400
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A Czechoslovakian nickel plated saxophone. Broadway model wth mother of pearl keys. 62cm. £50 - £100
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A George Formby cased ukulele banjo. With a host of autographs to the skin including George Formby. £100 - £150
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Attributed to Sir Robert Lorimer. An oak and brass bedroom fire fender. Carved with trailing leaves and berries. 114cm long. £100 - £150
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A nineteenth century cased violin with two piece stripped back, no label. Along with two bows, also un named. 36cm. £200 - £300
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A cased German violin with two piece back. Spurious Stradivarius label. 36cm. £100 - £150
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Thirty seven violin bows. Including three signed examples. C. Bazin, C. B. C. A. Paris and Husson. Paris. £150 - £250
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A large and stylized African carved hardwood wall mask with bone inlay. 75cm £200 - £300
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A large Chinese nineteenth / twentieth century silk embroidery. Depicting a peacock in a landscape with flowers and other birds. 100cm x 290cm. £300 - £400
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Eight Dutch eighteenth century hand tinted engraved maps by Covens & Mortier. German empire, Bohemia, Flanders, Theatre of War on the Rhein, Moessele, Mayn, and the Necker, Swabian Circle, Germany, Theatre of War in Bavaria and Provinces of the Netherlands. £200 - £300
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An early twentieth century bamboo sword stick with antler grip. Blade length. 65cm. £60 - £100
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A Continental court sword in brass mounted leather scabbard. With brass hilt and having etched decorations to the blade. Blade length 75cm long. £50 - £100
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A New Guinea hardwood paddle club. 78cm long. £40 - £80
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A Scottish sgian dubh. With celtic knot carved grip, leather sheath and white metal mounts. Punch mark for L. G. & Co. 20.5cm. £30 - £50
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A Scottish sgian dubh. With antler handle leather sheath and silver mounts. Assayed Glasgow 1949. 18cm. £80 - £120
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A George V constabulary turned hardwood truncheon. With transferred decoration for the 1926 General Strike. 38cm. £100 - £150
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A nineteenth century rim fire five shot revolver in oak case. Stamped J. A. & C. Barrel length 7.5cm. £150 - £200
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A nineteenth century horn powder flash with brass and wooden mounts. 36cm. £80 - £120
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An African small axe. With flattened crescent shaped blade and turned hardwood shaft carved with a bust finial formed as a tribesman. 55cm. £100 - £180
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A nineteenth century percussion cap musket. With walnut half stock and ram rod. Barrel length 78cm. £100 - £150
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A nineteenth century turned ebony and ivory walking cane. Of tapering form and having ivory tip, collar and grip. 92cm. £80 - £120
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A 1796 pattern light cavalry troopers sword by Woolley & Co. Stamped to the spine of the blade. Blade length 82cm. £100 - £150
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An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie throwing club with wirework grip. 70cm. £100 - £150
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An oversized pencil with turned bone pommel. Inscribed The Spirtle Pencil. 78cm long. £30 - £40
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A nineteenth century sectional walking cane formed from pieces of turned hardwood, probably Macassar ebony. With brass tip and yellow metal inlaid grip. £100 - £200
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A nineteenth century ebonized walking cane with white metal inlay and having turned ivory bulb shaped grip. 82cm long. £50 - £100
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A French National Guard Cavalry sword in metal scabbard. With brass openwork hilt and hardwood grip. Blade stamped Solingen and with inscriptions. Guarde Nationale de Lille 1870. Blade 84cm. £80 - £120
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Five Guerkha's kukri knives in sheaths. One with silver mounts. £100 - £150
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An antique North American Indian tomahawk axe. Blade stamped with a letter M. 50cm. £400 - £500
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An African carved hardwood Knobkerrie throwing club, probably lignum vitae. 71cm long. £50 - £80
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An Edwardian ebonized walking cane with silver collar and carved ivory handle in the form of a greyhounds head. Assayed London 1904. £100 - £180
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Two African carved wood walking canes. Each with a figure surmounted to the top and with an openwork cage containing a loose ball. £60 - £100
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A brass and leather mounted three drawer field artillery telescope by Ross of London. In Whippy & Co. leather case and with brass mounted oak tripod stand. Serial number 30872. £200 - £300
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After Walter Hunt. A gilt framed oil on canvas. Farmyard scene with calves feeding. Inscribed Y. Bradley after W. Hunt. 38cm x 58cm. £100 - £150
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Vincent Selby (1919-2005). Gilt framed oil on panel. Country scene with a watermill and figures. Signed. 18cm x 24cm. £30 - £60
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A twentieth century gilt framed oil on canvas. Portrait of a young flower girl. Signed Edward indistinct. 48cm x 58cm. £80 - £120
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Two late eighteenth century mezzotint prints published by Robert Sayer "Sterne exchanging his snuff box with the monk" & "Country School mistress". 36cm x 24cm. £30 - £40
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An early twentieth century Indian embroidered silk and stumpwork picture. Depicting two peacocks perched on branches and with a palace in the background. Carriage label verso for the Station Hotel, Blyth. 88cm x 48cm £100 - £150
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