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An early 20th Century tiger skin, the mounted head with glass eyes and open mouth showing tongue and teeth, and claws to feet, mounted on cream cloth with black felt borders, 105ins x 76ins overall £1000-1500
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A late 18th/early 19th Century Continental carved, gesso and painted standing figure of St. Anthony of Padua carrying a book on which is seated the Christ Child, the Saint wearing a silvery metal crown, on carved and gilded pedestal, 24.5ins high (possibly Spanish), and a carved, gesso and painted standing figure of a Saint, his arms out-stretched and wearing a silvery metal headpiece, on base carved with winged cherub's head, 24ins high (Spanish Colonial) £200-300
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A late 17th/early 18th Century German parcel gilt polychrome carved wood figure of St. Michael or St. Theodore with the dragon, the Saint's right arm upraised clutching a sword, on associated (?) base, 11ins high £200-300
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A late 19th Century Continental gilt brass and champleve enamel pot-pourri with cast cherub supporters on a raised quadrupite base with rams heads, 11.5ins high £200-300
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An Eastern box formed from a tortoise carapace and plastron, the hinged lid lifting to reveal an inlaid interior with lidded compartment, on an octagonal inlaid base, 13.75ins x 7.75ins x 5.5ins high (overall) £100-150
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19th Century Russian School - Icon - Unusual Hodigitria scene with Virgin and Child, panel 8.25ins x 6.25 (damaged) £120-160
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18th/19th Century Russian School - Icon - Archangel Michael surrounded by saints, with a variation of the Pantocrator scene above, panel 15ins x 13ins, in later gilt frame and glazed £500-700
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A wooden decoy duck naturalistically painted in shades of brown, green and greys, 14ins x 7ins high, and another similar, 13.75ins x 6ins high £80-100
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A late Victorian satinwood miniature "Wellington" chest, the top inlaid with oval fan motif, the whole inlaid with rosewood bandings and boxwood and ebonised stringings, fitted five graduated drawers with folding locking stile, on bracket feet, 12ins wide x 9ins deep x 16ins high £500-700
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An 18th Century walnut candle box, 14.5ins x 6.75ins x 8.25ins, a table pincushion with turned wood clamp, 9ins high, an ebony circular comb with pierced central section, 4ins diameter, a brass hat pin stand, 6ins high and two other pieces of treen, various £100-150
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A Regency rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid sarcophagus shaped work box, 11.5ins x 8.5ins x 6.5ins (with damage - lacking ring handles), a Victorian gilt brass and ivorine mounted figured walnut rectangular work box, 11ins x 8ins x 5.5ins and a Victorian figured walnut stationery box with sloping front, 15ins x 9ins x 12ins £150-200
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A late George III rosewood and satinwood banded rectangular two division tea caddy, 8ins x 4.25ins x 4ins high, and a dome topped rectangular single tea caddy, 4.75ins x 4ins x 4ins high and a Victorian figured walnut rectangular writing box inlaid with brass cartouche to lid, 13.75ins x 9ins x 6ins high £100-150
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A Victorian figured walnut rectangular writing box inlaid with brass cartouche to lid, 13.75ins x 9ins x 6ins high £120-160
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A late Victorian oak stationery box, the front and lid opening to reveal a three drawer partitioned interior, 14.5ins wide x 8.5ins deep x 11ins high, and a late Victorian burr walnut writing box, the lid with brass cartouche engraved "E.P.L. 10th January 1875", 13.75ins wide x 9.75ins deep x 6ins high £120-160
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A late Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid writing box, 12ins wide x 9.5ins deep x 3ins high, with fitted interior £100-150
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Three late 19th/early 20th Century artists boxes, comprising - Charles Roberson & Co of London "Colour Box", the interior with drop-in tray with original watercolour blocks and trade label to interior (mixing palette missing), 9.5ins x 3.75ins x 1.75ins high, George Rowney & Company of London "Box of Colours for Illuminating and Missal Painting", the interior with original powder colours (drop-in tray and artist's ceramic palette missing), 12.25ins x 9.75ins x 3ins high, and Winsor & Newton "Illustrators Box", the interior with original colour blocks and mixing palette, 10ins x 8ins x 2.5ins high £120-160
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An early 19th Century mahogany brass bound rectangular writing box, 17.75ins x 10ins x 7.75ins, the interior fitted with three secret drawers, and another, with flush handles to side, 14ins x 10ins x 6.25ins (both damaged) £150-180
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A 19th Century Indian bone veneered casket with pierced and carved panels of hares, the bone engraved with running leaf and flower motifs, 7.25ins wide x 5.25ins deep x 4.25ins high (some loss and damage) £150-200
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A Victorian brass bound mahogany writing box, 15.75ins x 9.75ins x 6ins high, a Victorian red leather covered dressing case containing seven cut-glass fitments with plated tops, 8.5ins x 8.25ins x 4.25ins high, and a Victorian rosewood and brass bound shaving set, 8ins x 4ins x 3.75ins high £150-200
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An early 19th Century yewwood two division tea caddy of sarcophagus shape with lion mark carrying handles and lion paw feet, 8ins x 4.75ins x 6.25ins high, and a 19th Century plain oak tea caddy, 12ins x 6ins x 6ins high £80-120
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An early Victorian satin birch rectangular work box inlaid with chequered bandings, the blue leather lined fitted interior with lift-out trays, 14.5ins x 10.5ins x 5.5ins high, with fitments for same including blue leather bound cash book, inkwell and vesta case £200-300
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A Victorian rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, with restored four division interior, 11.5ins x 9ins x 6.5ins (slight veneer cracking, and with restored interior and later mixing bowl), five other work/writing boxes and two ink stands £150-200
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A late 18th Century painted and embroidered silk oval panel - "Mary Joseph and Jesus", oval 13ins x 16ins, in later oak frame and glazed (embroidered silk panel slightly damaged) and a late 18th Century painted and embroidered silk panel - "The Discovery of Moses", 14ins x 17ins, in contemporary gilt frame and glazed (some damage to panel) £100-150
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A George III needlework sampler worked by Susanne (?) Herbert, September 1766, in coloured silks with pious thoughts and trees and animals, 16.5ins x 9ins, in birds eye maple frame and glazed £150-250
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A George III needlework sampler worked by Rebekah Key, January The 22, aged 11 years, 1790, worked with three four line verses within stylised borders, on coarse linen ground, 16.5ins x 10.5ins (washed), in narrow Hogarth frame and glazed, one other George III needlework sampler worked by Jane Stevens, 1820, worked with alphabet and numbers within stylised floral ornament, on linen ground, 13ins x 12.25ins (some discoloured), on oak frame and glazed £100-150
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An early 19th Century needlework sampler by Louisa Mockett, Manston School 1812, worked in coloured threads with alphabet, numerals, eight line verse and various motifs on a coarse linen ground, 17ins x 16ins, in reeded ebonised frame and glazed (faded), and one other 19th century alphabet band sampler by Mary Woods, worked in coloured threads, on a coarse linen ground, 12ins x 9.5ins, in modern stained wood frame and glazed £200-300
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A pair of Aubusson tapestry cushions, the central panels worked with flowers, fringed and braided, each 20ins x 12ins £120-160
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Eight Corgi diecast models, including - "Chipperfields Circus Crane Truck and Cage" (gift set No. 12), 13.5ins overall, "Volkswagen 1200" in East African Safari trim (No. 256), 3.5ins overall (with charging rhino), and "Chipperfields Circus Mobile Booking Office" (No. 426), 3.75ins overall, all boxed, and a small selection of other diecast toys, various £150-200
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Three Lesney model cars, comprising - Rolls Royce Silver Ghost (Y-15), 3.25ins, and two Rolls Royce Silver Cloud (No. 44), and Triang "Spot-On" Rolls Royce Silver Wraith (No. 103), 5ins (all boxed) £60-80
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An early 20th Century German tinplate chauffeur driven clockwork limousine in yellow and black livery, 8ins overall, a "Mar Toys" clockwork tipper truck, 10ins overall, and a German KBN tinplate locomotive, tender and coach, with four sections of curved track £80-120
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A 1930s Kellerman (Germany) tinplate clockwork army motorcycle and side car, 4.25ins overall £100-150
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Two limited edition Steiff teddy bears - "Ferdinand Teddy Bear" (No. 196 of 1000), 24ins, and red/brown teddy bear (No. 889 of 2006), 25ins (both with certificates) £120-160
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Two limited edition Steiff teddy bears - "Panda Ted", 25ins (No. 245 of 1500) and "Polar Ted", 25ins (No. 375 of 1500) (both with certificates) £100-150
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Two limited edition Steiff teddy bears - "Stirling - The Archive Bear", 25ins (No. 536 of 1500) and "Margarete Steiff Teddy Bear", 25ins (No. 478 of 1000) (both with certificates) £120-160
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An early 20th Century dapple grey rocking horse by Collinson, 42ins long with stand for same £200-300
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A late 19th/early 20th Century carved and painted wood rocking horse with red painted wood stand for same, 52ins long (in poor condition) £150-200
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Three presentation cricket bats for - Graham Johnson, 1983, signed by Kent players, a presentation cricket bat signed by players of the West Indies and Sussex, including Michael Holding, Desmond Haines, Colin Wells and Jeff Arnould, and a presentation cricket bat by both teams of the 1981 Test Match between England and Australia, all mounted on oak stands £150-200
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A fine two piece split cane trout fly rod - "The Wallop Brook" by Constable & Bromley, 6ft 9ins, and two split cane fishing rods and a Hardy Bros fly reel - "The L.R.H." lightweight, of black painted aluminium, 3.25ins diameter £120-150
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Three Hardy sectional fishing rods, comprising - "Matchmaker", 14ft, "Salmon Fly", 14ft, and "Richard Waller Reservoir Superlite", 9ft 3ins, all with canvas bags £150-200
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A 20th Century Ashanti carved wood stool with dished seat and pierced circular base, 20ins x 10ins x 14.5ins high £100-150
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A South African hardwood knobkerrie, 29.5ins, a Chinese carved bamboo walking cane, 24.75ins, and five other walking canes, various £100-150
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A late 19th Century Solomon Islands hardwood canoe paddle, the leaf-shaped blade painted in natural black pigment with birds, the crescent shaped handle with seated figure terminals (one missing), 48.5ins overall (some damage) £300-500
Provenance: Collected by William Richard Rose (1877-1952) of Worth Court, Worth, Deal, Kent some time in the early 20th Century, and thence by family descent
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A late 19th Century Fijian two-handled hardwood ceremonial war club of 'Gunstock' type, the handle with natural fibre binding, 38ins overall £800-1200
Provenance: Collected by William Richard Rose (1877 - 1952) of Worth Court, Worth, Deal, Kent some time in the early 20th Century, and thence by family descent
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A late 19th Century Fijian spade-headed hardwood war club, the handle with natural fibre binding for two thirds of its length, the lower part with chip carving, 42.25ins overall £800-1200
Provenance: Collected by William Richard Rose (1877 - 1952) of Worth Court, Worth, Deal, Kent some time in the early 20th Century, and thence by family descent
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A late 19th Century Fijian mace-headed hardwood root war club, the handle bound with natural fibres, the lower part with chip carving, 42ins overall £800-1200
Provenance: Collected by William Richard Rose (1877 - 1952) of Worth Court, Worth, Deal, Kent some time in the early 20th Century, and thence by family descent
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A late 19th Century bamboo bow, 72ins, with three bamboo arrows with black palm tips (probably Papua, New Guinea), and two iron and wood thrusting spears with leaf-shaped spear heads, each 52ins £200-300
Provenance: Collected by William Richard Rose (1877 - 1952) of Worth Court, Worth, Deal, Kent some time in the early 20th Century and thence by family descent
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A late 19th Century Fijian hardwood war club of "pandanus/pineapple" type with beaked head, 32ins overall £800-1200
Provenance: Collected by William Richard Rose (1877 - 1952) of Worth Court, Worth, Deal, Kent some time in the early 20th Century, and thence by family descent
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