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A good mid-18th Century English enamel snuff box, the lid, sides and base all enamelled with quayside mercantile views, the lid variously inscribed and dated 1749 to one merchant’s bale, and similar inscriptions including “No.27” are included on the back side to a map, the interior of the lid painted on cameo puce with a harbour scene, 3.25ins x 2.375ins x 1.25ins (possibly London) £500-700
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A mid-18th Century English enamel snuff box with gilt bronze mounts enamelled with wild fowl to the lid and two long sides, the interior of the lid enamelled with chickens and pigeons, 3.5ins x 2.675ins x 1.5ins (mount loose) £400-500
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A late 18th/early 19th Century English enamel circular lidded snuff box, the lid enamelled with figures in a landscape bedside a cottage, 2.5ins diameter, with copper mounts (restoration) £150-200
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A good 18th Century English enamel two ended bodkin case enamelled with dot work trellis, with reserve panels of Aesop’s Fables, 6.25ins long £400-600
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An 18th Century English enamel circular salt standing on three legs, enamelled with sprays of flowers within gilt edged cartouche on a pink ground, 2.675ins diameter, and a late 18th/early 19th Century oval enamel box painted with sprays of flowers on a pink ground, 2ins long (some damage) £150-200
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A large 18th Century English enamel counter tray with pierced sides, the centre enamelled with a rural scene of figures with tree and building to the foreground, with river and village to background, 5.125ins x 4.5ins x 1.375ins £200-300
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A pair of 19th Century Continental enamel plaques, one with three children seated in a stable, one with a flute, and the plaque with an interior scene with three seated figures, each 3ins diameter, with plain metal frames and rings for suspension £250-350
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A 19th Century Continental enamel rectangular plaque enamelled with fruit and a basket before a carved satyr within a rural landscape, 4.75ins x 4ins, with gilt mount and ring for suspension £200-300
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Three 19th Century sycamore ladles, 15ins to 17.25ins long, a pierced skimmer, 9.5ins and an oak shaped chopping board, 19.75ins long x 16.75ins wide £80-120
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A late 19th Century Black Forest carved wood seated bear, 6ins high £150-200
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A collection of 19th Century Treen, including - olivewood travelling candlestick (Brighton Bun), 4.5ins diameter x 2.25ins high, lignum double egg cup, 3.75ins high, a turned walnut snuff box with ivory circular inlay to top, 2.875ins diameter x 1ins high, a lignum ring stand, 3.25ins high, and seventeen other pieces, primarily turned bottle cases, various £150-200
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A 19th Century Tunbridge ware picture - “The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells”, in a contemporary Tunbridge ware frame with a floral design, 9.25ins x 10.75ins (overall) £250-350
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A 19th Century Tunbridge ware rectangular box by T. Barton - “Late Nye, of Mount Ephraim” and “Parade, Tunbridge Wells”, the top inlaid with a floral spray, 8ins wide x 6ins deep x 3.5ins high (with manufacturer’s label to underside) £150-250
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An early 16th Century carved oak panel - The Annunciation - showing the Virgin Mary and Gabriel, 9ins x 7.875ins, German or Low Countries (some damage and loss) £300-400
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A 19th Century Chinese bamboo bird cage of architectural form, 9.25ins x 8.5ins x 15.75ins high, with two Chinese blue and white porcelain bird feeders and single drawer under £300-350
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An early 20th Century Chinese carved and pierced wood panel with figures and birds in a pavilioned landscape, with traces of original polychrome and gilt decoration, 10.75ins (273mm) x 7.75ins (197mm) and a bamboo pot and cover carved with figures in landscapes and mythical birds, 3ins (76mm) diameter x 5.5ins (140mm) high £100-150
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A collection of twelve dark hardwood sections with tenons to both ends, naturalistically and deeply carved with fruit, flowers and leaves, from 9.5ins long x 2.75ins wide to 13.75ins wide x 4ins wide, and three plain sections and some loose moulding £80-120
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A 16th/17th Century carved oak half-length bust of a bearded man (St. Matthew ?), 16ins high (damaged and loss) £200-300
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An Edwardian turned wood walking stick with ivory handle carved in the form of a bear climbing over rocks and through rushes, and with silver collar hallmarked London 1903, and a George V silver mounted leather riding crop with turned bone handle, hallmarked Birmingham 1931, retailed by Peal of London (monogrammed) £120-160
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A late Victorian collection of sixty mineral specimens with numbered key, description and area of collection, contained in a mahogany box with three drop-in sectional card trays, 9ins wide x 5.5ins deep x 3.125ins high (boxed) £120-160
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An early 19th Century tortoise-shell rectangular two division tea caddy with domed top, reeded ivory finial and bun feet, 7ins wide 5.25ins deep x 6.25ins high (with minor losses) £300-500
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A late Georgian mahogany and crossbanded tea caddy of rectangular shape, the fitted interior with two caddies and glass mixing bowl, 12ins long x 6ins deep x 6ins high £100-120
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A 19th Century “Black Forest” carved wood jewellery cabinet, carved with swags of flowers, surmounted by two game birds, the lid lifting to reveal four hinged compartments and a deep recessed base, on four bracket feet, 10.75ins wide x 4.75ins deep x 12ins high £100-150
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A Victorian black lacquer, mother of pearl and gilt decorated table cabinet, the lid enclosing fitted interior, fitted two long and four short drawers and open niche under, enclosed by a paired of doors decorated with “Rebecca” and “Rosomonda”, 11.5ins wide x 10.25ins deep x 12.5ins high £300-400
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A mahogany rectangular six division bottle carrier with central pierced and shaped handle, fitted three metal lined compartments, rising compartment (formerly metal lined) and two baize lined circular bottle stands, 17.5ins x 11ins x 12ins high £150-200
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A 19th Century rosewood rectangular writing box, 11.75ins x 8.75ins x 5ins high (lacking interior), two work boxes, various and three late 19th Century Japanese lacquered boxes, various £50-70
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A 1950s Schuco “Tricky” fawn mohair plush “Yes/No” musical teddy bear, 16.75ins high, with moving head, winding mechanism to chest and original Schuco label and ribbon £500-700
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A Farnell gold mohair teddy bear, 17.5ins high (circa 1920) £300-400
Provenance: From the Estate of Alma A. Clayton (with photograph). Subsequently with the Naples Teddy Bear Museum, Florida
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An early 20th Century Steiff blond mohair bear with button eyes, 13ins high, dressed in “The English Teddy Bear Company” jacket and trousers, with woollen socks £200-300
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A 1910 small Steiff blond mohair teddy bear with black button eyes, and hump, 11.5ins high £250-300
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An early 20th Century American blond mohair teddy bear with black button eyes and hump, 21.25ins high (circa 1910) £200-300
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An early 20th Century fawn mohair bear with hump and black button eyes, 16.5ins high (circa 1920), and a 1950s fawn mohair bear, 17ins high (purchased as Steiff but lacking button) £200-300
Provenance: The former from the Naples Teddy Bear Museum, Florida
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An American mohair teddy bear with button eyes and hump, 14ins high, an early mohair bear with purple bow, 8.5ins high, a brown German bear with gold ribbon, 13ins high, and an early 20th Century mohair bear with black button eyes, 9ins high (felt pads replaced) £150-200
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A limited edition “Steiff Teddy Bear of 1903” (No. 916 of 5000), 17ins high, and a similar limited edition set of “Mummy and Baby Bear” (No. 593 of 8000), 15ins and 6ins high, all three with original certificates and boxes £200-300
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A Gabrielle Designs limited edition “Aunt Lucy” bear (No. 405 of 2000), 15.25ins, with original box and certificate signed by Michael Bond, and a Steiff “Paddington Bear”, 12.5ins (No. 1860 of 5000), with original box £100-200
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A mid-19th Century German porcelain headed doll with cloth body and porcelain lower arms and legs, wearing linen undergarments, 14.5ins, and a small dolls house doll with ceramic head, 6.25ins £200-300
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An Armand Marseille 341/3.K. “Baby” doll with closing blue eyes, wearing linen gown and cap, and knitted wool leggings, jumper and cap, 12.5ins high (circa 1925) (replacement body) £150-200
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An early 20th Century Ernst Heubach Koppelsdorf 320 bisque headed girl doll with closing brown eyes, 16ins (circa 1915) £150-200
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A 19th Century Continental porcelain headed doll, with black painted hair, composition body with porcelain hands and composition feet, dressed in Victorian black silk and net lace full length dress embroidered with sequins, 25ins high (head with crack to shoulder and dress with some slight damage) £150-200
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A Simon & Halbig (K&R) bisque headed doll with closing blue eyes and open mouth showing four teeth (with composition body and wearing white lawn dress, 18ins high) £120-160
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A late 19th/ early 20th Century German bisque headed baby doll, with closing blue glass eyes and open mouth showing two teeth, composition body, wearing cream silk three quarter length dress and lace trimmed cap, 25ins high £100-150
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An early 20th Century Heubach - Koppelsdorf No. 399.14, bisque headed “black” doll with composition body, wearing grass skirt and bead necklaces, 8.5ins high, and two Gerbruder Heubach small bisque headed character baby dolls with composition bodies, 9ins high £150-250
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A small early 20th Century Heubach Koppelsdorf bisque headed doll with composition body, 8.5ins high, a dolls painted wrought metal half tester bedstead, three other three small bisque headed character dolls, in various sizes, and one other composition doll wearing a sailors outfit, 10ins high £150-250
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A late 19th Century/early 20th Century German Wimpern bisque headed doll with fixed blue glass eyes and open mouth showing four teeth, the kid leather body with jointed composition arms, wearing off white net and lace trimmed full length dress, 16ins high (marked to rear of head Wimpern Gesetzl Geschutzt), and one other German bisque headed baby doll with closing brown eyes and open mouth showing two teeth, composition body, wearing fine cotton full length robe (head cracked) £150-250
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A Second World War Chad Valley felt and cloth headed doll, the painted head with blond curly hair and the faded blue felt body in uniform of a leading Aircraft Woman - Wireless Operator, 34ins high (felt body slightly mothed in places and face a little marked) £100-150
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An early 20th Century felt doll with blond wig and original clothing, 18.5ins high (possibly Lenci) £80-120
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An early 20th Century European black lacquered gaming counter box, the exterior decorated with a standing figure in a landscape, with brass carrying handle, the interior with a set of coloured gaming counters housed in ten divisions, 9ins wide x 6ins deep x 2.25ins high £50-80
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