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A VICTORIAN STYLE ANGLO INDIAN DRESSING BOX, of rectangular form, the exterior inlaid with foliate scrolls and birds, the interior fitted with mirror to the lid and a hinged compartment to the base, approximate width 45.5cm x depth 30.5cm £20-30 plus BP*
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A MID 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN RECTANGULAR DESK STAND, hardwood and inlaid with ivory, lacks inkwells and losses to inlay, the base fitted with a single drawer, approximate width 33cm £25-35 plus BP*
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A MID VICTORIAN WALNUT STAINED RECTANGULAR WORK BOX, mother of pearl inlay of lozenge form to the top and escutcheon, lacks inner tray, approximate width 30cm x height 16cm, together with a late Victorian oak, ebonised and walnut deskstand fitted with a single drawer, approximate width 28cm (2) £30-50 plus BP*
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MALACCA WALKING CANE, with ivory top and 9ct gold mount, length approximately 88.5cm, together with a horn handled walking stick, three other walking sticks, three umbrellas and an oriental parasol, contained in an embossed brass stick stand (10) £30-50 plus BP*
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A MID 20TH CENTURY HORSE MEASURING WALKING STICK, together with seven other various 20th Century walking sticks and a modern triangular wooden stick stand (9) £25-35 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND EBONISED WRITING SLOPE, of rectangular form, brass cartouche and escutcheon, approximate width 35cm x height 12cm, together with a small brown leather attache case, approximate width 25cm (2) £30-50 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN OAK AND SILVER PLATED SHAPED RECTANGULAR GALLERY TRAY, cast twin handles, pierced gallery, rectangular central cartouche, on four bun feet, length approximately 60cm £60-80 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF MID 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU FOUR BRANCH CANDELABRA GARNITURES, beaded rims to sconces and drip pans (one sconce lacking), foliate scrolled arms, the base with three rams head monopodia to a plinth base, on three knop feet, height approximately 35.5cm (2) £150-200 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY FIGURAL OIL LAMP, opaque glass shade with pale yellow wavy rim, pink glass reservoir painted with flowers and foliage forming the top of a torch held aloft by a classical lady on a shell atop a mythical sea creature, titled 'La Fee Des Eaux', painted metal marble effect stepped base, height to top of shade approximately 98.5cm £80-120 plus BP*
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AN ENGLISH COURT SWORD BY EDE & RAVENSCROFT OF CHANCERY LANE, LONDON, slim triform blade approximately 79cm/31'', polished steel hilt, with its steel mounted leather scabbard, makers name and address worn, hand guard shows signs of repair, blade straight and clean £100-120 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN GILT METAL AND VELVET BAG, short chain, the metal mount cast with a shooting scene of dogs flushing game, together with a late Victorian brown leather dressing case, with folding mirror, glove stretchers, button hook, manicure requisites, etc, width approximately 16cm x length 24cm, and a Victorian lacquered and mother of pearl inlaid card case with gilt floral decoration (3) £30-50 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BLACK LACQUERED TWO DIVISION TEA CADDY, shaped oval outline, decorated with a bird in a branch to the outer lid, approximate width 22cm x height 13cm £30-50 plus BP*
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A MID 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN TORTOISESHELL, IVORY AND SANDALWOOD DESK STAND, the dome top casket fitted with stationery dividers, with pen rest, inkwells and central recess before, on four ivory bun feet, approximate width 25.5cm x height 18cm x depth 24.5cm (condition - some lifting, splits and losses, wear to the engraved patterns towards the front, one inkwell a/f) £150-200 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN OAK AND HORN TABLE TOP DINNER GONG, the brass gong suspended from plated mounts, the base with oak handled striker on rests, approximate height 31.5cm x width 29cm £30-50 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN BRASS DESKSTAND, fitted with an oval glass inkwell of large proportions, circular brass hinged cover, width approximately 27.5cm £150-200 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN GOTHIC GILT METAL CANDELABRA, four branch with circular drip pans on turned arms with scroll supports, the knopped pedestal above a fluted base cast with scrolls and roundels, height approximately 50cm (2) £200-300 plus BP*
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A 19TH CENTURY BRASS FOOTMAN, rectangular top pierced with scrolls and circular motifs, above pierced sides, cabriole front legs, width approximately 39cm x height 33cm £80-120 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE, carved as mother and baby monkeys, length approximately 4cm £30-50 plus BP*
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A 17TH CENTURY STYLE IVORY PLAQUE, etched with figures and horses in a landscape, worn condition, approximately 8cm x 13cm £60-80 plus BP*
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A HEINRICH SCHWARZ VIOLIN, with paper label Leipzig 1884, with a bow, in wooden case, all in need of restoration £80-120 plus BP*
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A WOODEN HUMIDOR, hinged lid and drop-down front revealing two trays and a drawer, with key, inlay detail to box and lid, length approximately 29cm x width 18cm x height 13.5cm, with a gilt metal and shagreen covered cigarette case, stamped 'Made in England' but has no other markings, approximately 9cm x 9.5cm (2) £50-60 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES AFTER DUMAIGE, classical male and female figures, she holding an oil lamp beside a column, he with ewer beside an urn overflowing with swags, on stepped rectangular bases, height approximately 56cm £500-800 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY ORMOLU WALL LIGHTS, each cast as a naked boy within a circle of leaves standing atop a ribbon, his arms around a pair of fluted torches with opaque glass shades fitted, heights approximately 52cm (2) £300-500 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU AND CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN GARNITURES, of urn form, winged bust finials above domed porcelain covers, ormolu beast mask twin handles (one handle lacking) above bodies painted with 18th Century couples and the reverse with a floral bouquet, mounted on a square base with four paw feet, heights approximately 33cm (2) £100-150 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CLOISONNE SQUAT ONION SHAPED VASE, turquoise and black ground with flower head and foliage decoration, height approximately 10cm £40-60 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY ORIENTAL CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL AND BRONZE VASE, bears marks to the underside, height approximately 29cm £80-120 plus BP*
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AN ORIENTAL BRONZE FIGURE OF A SEATED BUDDHA, traces of gilding and pink/red pigment, posed with right hand raised and left hand holding a bottle, oval stepped base, height approximately 25cm £200-300 plus BP*
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AN ORIENTAL BRONZE KORO, of rectangular form, dog of fo finial above domed cover, cast with foliate decoration, the base similarly decorated, both long sides with character marks below the rim, on four legs, height approximately 31cm £300-400 plus BP*
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A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BRONZE ARCHAIC STYLE RITUAL WINE VESSEL, helmet form bowl, Greek Key band, on three sabre supports, height approximately 19cm £80-100 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF AN ARTIST, seated cross legged with brush and palette in hand, materials beside him, on an oval base, red character marks to the underside, height approximately 7cm x width 9cm £200-250 plus BP*
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A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SHIBAYAMA MINIATURE MIRROR, on a stand fitted two drawers, decorated throughout with carp, clams, shrimps, starfish and other sea creatures, with the sides decorated with waves and birds, on four scrolling supports, height approximately 28.5cm £300-500 plus BP*
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A JAPANESE ARTICULATED BONE LOBSTER, length approximately 46cm £40-60 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN IVORY BABY'S TEETHING RING/RATTLE, together with a late 19th Century Chinese ivory puzzle ball, five carved ivory figures including artists and a carpenter, treen and ivory stands, small circular copper picture frame, etc £100-150 plus BP*
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FIVE BOTTLES OF ASSORTED SPIRITS, 1 x Martini Rosso Vermouth, 1 x Drambuie Liqueur (50cl), 1 x Cointreau (35cl), 1 x Cockburn's Port and 1 x Harveys Club Amontillado Sherry (5) £20-30 plus BP*
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A BOTTLE OF BOWMORE ISLAY SINGLE MALT, 'The Feis Isle Collection' 2017, aged 11 years, 700ml 53.8% vol, in presentation bag, bottle No.1050 of 2000 £80-100 plus BP*
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FOUR BOXED BOTTLES OF SPIRITS, 1 x Janneau Grand Armagnac, 100cl, 40% vol, 1 x Janneau Grand Armagnac VSOP, 70cl, 40% vol, 1 x Metaxa 7 Starm 1 litre, 40% vol and 1 x Metaxa 7 Star, 70cl, 40% vol (4) £40-60 plus BP*
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THREE BOTTLES OF WHISKY, 1 x Jameson Irish Whiskey, 700ml, 40% vol, 1 x The Famous Grouse Scotch whisky, 70cl, 40% vol (boxed) and 1 x William Grant's The Family Reserve, 70cl, 40% vol (boxed) (3) £30-50 plus BP*
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FOUR BOXED BOTTLES OF SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, 1 x Sainsbury's Royal Elgin, aged 21 years, 70cl, 40% vol, 1 x Glenmorangie, aged 10 years, 1 litre, 40% vol and 2 x The Glenlivet, aged 12 years, 70cl, 40% vol (4) £80-120 plus BP*
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A BOXED BOTTLE OF LAGAVULIN SINGLE ISLAY MALT, aged 16 years, 70cl, 43% vol £60-80 plus BP*
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AN ANTIQUE FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK 38 BORE SINGLE BARREL PISTOL, proved in Liege Belgium fitted with a spring bayonet on the underside of the barrel, this is released by pulling the trigger guard backwards, the bayonet spring is missing otherwise the pistol is in good working order and condition, there are minor patches of rust on some of the metal surfaces £100-150 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF APPROXIMATELY 50 BORE PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOLS, fitted with 1 5/8'' damascus octagonal single barrels proved in Birmingham, their brass frames marked Collins, 12 Vigo Ln, Regent Street, London, their stocks are tastefully inlet with silver wire, the one lock appeared frozen however on deeper examination it revealed that the hammer had cracked straight through just above the frame, they are fitted with concealed triggers which appear as the hammers are cocked, each are numbered 42, they exhibit an extremely high quality of workmanship, James Collins 2nd ran a gun and pistol repository at 12 Vigo Lane, Regent Street between 1825 and 1832 prior to moving in 1833 to 115 Regent Street £400-450 plus BP*
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A MK1 .22'' B.S.A. METEOR AIR RIFLE, serial number T44445, fitted with a 4 x 20 scope and comes with a hardwood carrying case, it is in working order however the metal work has been painted and there is some repair damage to the woodwork (The purchaser must be 18 years or over) £20-30 plus BP*
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A 74 BORE SINGLE BARREL FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK POCKET PISTOL, fitted with a brass frame marked Rogers, London, its 2 1/8'' barrel bear Birmingham proof marks, this is untouched and original working condition £100-120 plus BP*
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A 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE BARREL NON EJECTOR BOXLOCK SHOTGUN, chambered for 2 1/2'' nitro cartridges, fitted with 32'' barrels, it is marked Ward & Sons, Birmingham and bears the serial number 11754, its barrel have been professionally reblued and it is in correct working order, the shotgun was made by the Warwickshire Gun & Manufacturing Co. Ltd who had premises in Hospital Street, Birmingham between 1938 and 1964, this company acquired J. Ward & Sons in 1938 and continued to trade under the former company's name, it offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a good quality Birmingham manufactured game gun (The purchaser must hold a current Shotgun Certificate) £250-300 plus BP*
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AN ANTIQUE 14 BORE SIDE BY SIDE PERCUSSION SHOTGUN, by J. Manton, it is fitted with 30'' damascus barrels, there is pitting in both barrels but in the recent past it has been used for game shooting, both locks are in good working condition and the barrels have been refinished externally and re-browned, it comes complete with a mahogany case complete with nipple key, powder flask and percussion cap tin £550-600 plus BP*
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A GOOD QUALITY REPRODUCTION BRASS POWDER FLASK, marked G & J.W. Hawkesley, Sheffield, a good quality reproduction leather and brass shot flask, plus a reproduction percussion cap dispenser (3) £70-100 plus BP*
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A .22'' ORIGINAL MODEL 50 AIR RIFLE, serial number 174192, it has retained the vast majority of its original finish and is in working order, it comes together with a canvas ex W.D. canvas rifle slip and the original receipt for its purchase in 1977 for £85.68, at the time of manufacture these were one of the top quality German manufactured air rifles (The purchaser must be 18 years or over) £80-100 plus BP*
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AN ANTIQUE NATIVE MANUFACTURED PERCUSSION SINGLE BARREL MUSKET, fitted with a 36 1/2'' barrel, it has two band barrel retention bands and there is a patch box inset into the butt, it is worn overall condition, together with another antique native manufactured single barrel percussion musket fitted with a 30'' barrel (2) £50-60 plus BP*
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AN ANTIQUE 14 BORE SINGLE BARREL PERCUSSION SHOTGUN, fitted with a 28'' barrel which is 8 sided at the breech, moving to 16 sides before finally transferring to a round cross section, its damascus barrel bears Birmingham proof marks on the underside, it retains its original in ram rod whilst its lock, which is in working order is marked Baseley, Northampton, its metal work bears an overall brown patina, there is a very small crack in the stock forward of the lock plate, it comes together with a cardboard box containing a cleaning rod, associated brushes, jag and oil can which also contains a Webley & Scott Senior .177'' air pistol barrel, William Baseley is listed as a Gunmaker in Northampton, Northants between 1862 and 1869 (2) £180-220 plus BP*
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VOLUMES I, II AND II 3RD REVISED EDITION OF 'THE MODERN SHOTGUN', by Major Sir Gerald Burrard Bt, these are one of the best set of technical reference books ever written on shotguns and their cartridges - a classic reference work, their dust jackets are damaged but the books are clean good condition, they are accompanied by a copy of 'Age of Firearms - A Pictorial History' written by Robert Hold, published in 1959, it has some wear to its cover (4) £50-60 plus BP*
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