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Pair of gilt brass table lamps, the red tapered shade with three sconces on a gadrooned base and paw feet, 52cm high, (2)
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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18th Century silk hand painted fan, the central panel decorated with three figures in a garden, with birds flowers and some musical instruments, highlighted with green and gilt sequins. Pierced ivory sticks. The guard with pierced panels. Including suspension 24cm
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century bone and hand painted fan, the bone stocks heighted with flowers, a hand painted printed image of festivities outside the Roman Colosseum, the opposing side with figures resting by the waters edge, 50cm when open
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Late 18th Century fan with the leaf painted, possibly with the Queen of Sheba receiving gifts, the reverse decorated with painted flowers, the ivory guards with carved rococo pattern and flowers, the sticks having Chinese figures and flowers. Guards length 30cm
£500-£700 plus 21.6% BP*
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c1800 English or French folding fan, the mount of cream gauze with flower design in cut steels, the sticks of blond tortoiseshell. Including suspension 19cm
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Swedish pewter flagon, Santesson, Stockholm, the lidded flagon with swirl decorated body and domed foot, signed to the base, 30cm high
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Austrian cold painted brass figure, seated on a carpet a gentleman smoking, 9cm wide
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Pair of George III steel fire tongs, the swirl finial above a turned handle and a pair of turned tong arms, 74cm high, together with an iron 18th Century ladle, 80cm long, (2)
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century miniature elm chest of drawers, the top with projecting ends above four graduated drawers and a wavy apron, 34cm wide, 38cm high
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian bone chess set, the turned piece in natural and red, together with a Victorian draughts set, housed within a mahogany box
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Pair of early 20th Century bookends, possible Black Forest, the book ends carved as owls the foliate carved bracket, 13cm high, (2)
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III burrwood and fruit wood tea caddy, the sarcophagus body with lion mask handles to the sides, the lid enclosing two lidded compartments, 17.5cm wide, together with a 19th Century mahogany tea caddy, the rectangular box opening to reveal a storage compartment, 17.5cm wide, (2)
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Three Tunbridge ware to include a glove box with oak leaf decoration retailed by Barton formerly Nye, a specimen wood perspective cube example and a dog example. (3)
£60-£80 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century French gilt bronze mother of pearl table/jewellery casket, the hinged lid with a central miniature of a lady and mother of pearl surround, the lid opening to reveal a fabric lined interior, the base with acanthus leaf design and central urn to the fret undertier, slender tapering legs and disc feet, 19cm wide, 16cm high
£500-£700 plus 21.6% BP*
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French First Empire gilt bronze and porcelain lidded urn, surmounted by a pineapple to the lid above a shaped blue porcelain body and eagle cabriole mounts terminating with claw feet, 30cm high
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian bagatelle folding table, in mahogany, together with a set of ivory bagatelle balls in the case, also included a brass cue tip compressor, a ladies modesty cue and a cue
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century frame, in the lacquered Chinese taste, 28cm x 38cm
£30-£50 plus 21.6% BP*
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Cased pair of Victorian spectacles, the mother of pearl case with a plaque "Presented to the Revd N Brodir by his Bible class as a token pf esteem Pollockshaws 18th Feb 1874", the white metal spectacles with the name Rev'd Brodie engraved to one arm
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century taxidermy barn owl, the owl standing on a rocky base, housed under a glass dome, the height of the base and dome 39cm high
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian coromandel tea caddy, the hinged top opening to reveal two tea compartments and a central bowl reservoir, 33cm long, 16cm deep, 16cm high
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Titanic interest, a gown once owned by Titanic survivor Mrs Margaret Welles Swift (nee Barron) the gown in white with star and circular decoration. Footnote: Following a tour of Europe Mrs Swift boarded the Titanic at Southampton as a first class passenger (ticket number 17466, which cost £25, 18s, 7d) together with friends, Dr Alice Leader, and Mr and Mrs Frederick Kenyon. She shared cabin D-17 with Dr Leader. The three ladies were rescued in lifeboat 8. Mr Kenyon went down with the Titanic. The gown was purchased from Time Travelers Antiques and since the time of purchase the vendor has had confirmation from the family that this was once owned by Mrs Margaret Swift although it has not been proven to have been worn on the night the Titanic went down
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Titanic interest, a necklace and locket and once owned by repute by Titanic survivor Mrs Marion Estelle Kenyon (née Stauffer), the necklace with pink paste stones to the swag gilt metal necklace with further pink paste stone drops, the locket with a peacock and paste stones to the front and monogram to the reverse JMS (presumably her father John Martin Stauffer's monogram). Footnote: On the night of the sinking Marion and her husband had retired for the night and were preparing for bed when the impact occurred. They redressed and went out on deck where Mrs Kenyon escaped in lifeboat 8. She had asked her husband to follow her but he refused to do so, preferring to remain until all women and children were accounted for. He was lost in the disaster and his body, if recovered, was never identified. She later described her time in the lifeboat and recalled that the crewmen were inexperienced and that she and other ladies helped man the oars during the night. During the voyage Marion was pregnant with her first child but delivered a stillborn child soon following the disaster. The pieces in this lot have been purchased by the vendor from United Country Beloit Auction Service, Inc, USA in 2012
£1,000-£1,500 plus 21.6% BP*
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Rocking Horse, made by Collinson the painted horse with a pad seat and oak frame, 128cm long
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Four Victorian ivory snooker/billiard balls, 4cm wide to 5cm wide, (4)
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Early 20th Century roulette wheel, the central metal wheel with red and black numbers housed within the turned bowl, 24cm wide
£120-£180 plus 21.6% BP*
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Unusual horse measure by Cooper W Jones & Cos patent number 13268 with folding ruler, spirit level and tape measure. Length 20cm
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century walnut miniature bureau, the rectangular top above a sloping fall enclosing pigeon holes and small drawers above two long drawers and shaped supports, 43cm wide, 37cm high
£500-£700 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century burr walnut table top cabinet, the burr top with ebonised edge above a geometric fall enclosing sliding shelves, 41cm wide
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century mahogany kidney shaped tray, with fan patera and gilt gallery edge, 58cm wide
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Mappin & Webb oak collectors cabinet, the former canteen with a rectangular top above a pair of doors enclosing five graduated drawers, 59cm x 43cm x 40cm
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century treen playing card box with inlalid cribbage board top, with cards and bone peg
£20-£30 plus 21.6% BP*
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Quantity of 19th Century alphabet letters and counters contained in a box with ABC on the sliding lid. Box 8cm x 6cm (qty)
£20-£30 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III mahogany dish top tray, 50cm wide
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian rocking horse, with a pony skin covered body of generous proportions and horse hair mane and tail, 133cm in length x 116cm in height
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Regency rosewood Davenport, the sliding sloping fall enclosing four small drawers and storage space above a panel front, flanked by a row of four graduated drawers and a row of faux graduated drawers on a plinth base, 51cm x 58cm x 85cm
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Edward VII Coronation stool, the caned seat above turned legs, the underside with the text "E.R. VII Coronation", 43cm wide
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian mahogany bureau, the rectangular top above a sloping fall enclosing pigeon holes and small drawers, raised above three long drawers on bracket feet, 89cm x 46cm x 11cm
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III mahogany occasional table, of small proportions, possibly for a child, the circular top above a turned vase column and cabriole legs, 42cm high
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Gilt gesso mirror, with a shell and flower head top to the arching frame with further C scroll and flower decoration, 76cm x 116cm
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian mahogany extending dining table, the rectangular top with four additional leaves above acanthus leaf and gadrooned legs on castors, 142cm x 375cm when fully extended x 72cm
£400-£600 plus 21.6% BP*
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Chinese lacquered chest on stand, the hinged top opening to reveal storage space, large brass lock plate, raised upon a stand, 73cm x 50cm x 46cm
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Mahogany torcher, the dish top above a gadrooned column and cabriole legs, 174cm high
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III mahogany window seat, the low back above a stuff over seat and turned legs, 91cm long
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century mahogany corner cupboard, the arched top above a pair of cupboard doors enclosing shelves, 79cm wide, 115cm high
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III mahogany armchair, the high upholstered back with pad arms, show wood curved arms and stuff over seat, raised on square section legs with canted angles
£120-£180 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century corner washstand, the gallery back above pierced bowl hole and an under tier with frieze drawers, 56cm wide
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian mahogany side table, the rectangular top with gallery edge above two single gadrooned drawers on ring turned tapering legs, 107cm x 48cm x 84cm
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century mahogany and gilt over mantel mirror, with three mirror plates and cushion frame, 136cm x 69cm
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Regency rosewood and marble topped console table, the rectangular marble top above a mirror table with a pair of tapering columns and marble base, 88cm x 43cm x 93cm
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century mahogany chest of drawers, the rectangular top above two short three long drawers raised on bracket feet, 109cm x 57cm x 105cm
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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