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A mahogany framed bow fronted table top display cabinet retailed by George Taylor & Co, 16 Wellstreet, Jewin Street, London, fitted four plate glass shelves enclosed by a central glazed door flanked by curved glass panels, 23ins wide x 12ins deep x 36ins high £300-400
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A mahogany square topped pedestal with turned and fluted column with Corinthian capital and square stepped base, 13ins square x 47ins high, and a modern bronze figure of young Michelangelo, on black marble octagonal pedestal, 18.75ins high, 66.5ins high overall £150-200
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A late Victorian cast iron umbrella stand with brass rail to front, the back inset with four half tiles and with turned and spiral reeded front supports, 17.5ins wide x 8ins deep x 33ins high £80-120
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A late Victorian cast iron octagonal oil stove with pinnacle top inset with frosted glass panels, on bracket feet, 23.5ins high, and a modern lacquered brass reading lamp with rectagular green opaque glass shade for same, 16.5ins high £80-120
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A 19th Century Swiss carved walnut musical hall chair, the shaped back of rustic form carved with edelweiss, the oval central marquetry panel depicting a goat and goat herd, the lifting seat similarly inlaid with two goats and opening to reveal a four air musical box, No. 4690, on carved cabriole front supports £300-500
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A 1950's "The Secomak" hand cranked siren, Type 447 - No. 429, manufactured by the Service Electrical Company Ltd, 33ins high, in grey metal casing, and with stand for same, contained in original fitted wooden carriage crate, and a 1950's Army Issue portable tannoy/loud speaker in original green painted travelling box £150-200
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1960's PCL garage forecourt tyre pressure gauge/pump with water supply, in yellow and red painted metal casing, the upright worded "Shell", 46ins high (as new), in original cardboard box £300-500
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A 1960's "Daimler" wall mounted advertising clock in white painted metal casing, 16ins x 46ins x 3.5ins deep £300-500
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A 1960's "Firestone" hanging illuminated advertising sign in red painted metal casing, 12.5ins x 49ins x 3.75ins deep (as new), in original cardboard packaging £200-300
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A modern Cotswold Heritage horizontal steam boiler mounted on mahogany base, 11ins x 7ins x 9ins high, and a model of a steam tractor, 12.5ins overall x 7.25ins high £80-120
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Three 1960's marble effect melamine one arm bandit stands with incurved and shaped fronts £80-120
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A late 19th Century American walnut cased "Peerless Pneumatic Organ" (to take pierced paper rolls), contained in shaped walnut case with moulded edges with twin crank handles to front, 17ins wide x 14ins deep x 13.5ins high, complete with twelve modern paper rolls £250-350
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An ETAS No. 5 chromium plated "Automatic Lock" penny-in-the-slot toilet door lock (for left hand opening), 13.5ins x 4.25ins x 2.5ins deep (as new), in original box £70-100
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A 1960's Bryan's "Pyramid" penny-in-the-slot flicker machine with twin adjustable pointers, in oak and chromium plated case, 16ins wide x 10ins deep x 35ins high £400-600
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A 1960's Bryan's penny-in-the-slot Alwin flicker machine, Serial No. 2545, with ten winning cups on sunburst pattern ground, contained in oak case with chromium plated and enamelled mounts, 17.5ins wide x 25ins high x 7.25ins deep £400-600
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A 1960's Bryan's "Worlborl", penny-in-the-slot two player flicker machine, Serial No. 4616 decorated with two footballers, contained in oak case with chromium plated and enamelled mounts, 17.5ins wide x 25ins high x 7ins deep £500-700
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A 1960's Parker's "Carousel" penny-in-the-slot Alwin flicker machine with fun fair background and seven winning cups, contained in light oak case with chromium plated mounts, 18ins wide x 32ins high x 6.5ins deep £600-800
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An Electrosonic Ltd (Greenwich, England) production desk with Garrard record deck and Tandberg reel to reel tape deck and with built in amplifier, in black finish metal casing, 50ins wide x 25.5ins deep x 42ins high
Provenance: Formerly at RAF Hendon £400-600
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A 19th Century silver gilt cylindrical seal box, the lid surmounted by a frosted glass bust of Aristotle, on cylindrical base finely engraved with putti, masks and leaf scroll ornament and inset with four carved hardstone oval intaglios, one in chalcedony depicting the head of a man, one in agate depicting the bust of a black man, one in amethyst (possibly bust of Napoleon), and grey opaque intaglio with mask of Medusa, 6.75ins high overall
Provenance: From the collection of the late Sir Martin Wilson Bt. - removed from Littlebourne Lodge, Sandgate, Folkestone, Kent, and sold at Sotheby's, New Bond Street, London - Friday 1st November 1991 - lot 351 - purchased by Howard Godfrey Antiques, Sandgate, Folkestone, Kent £2000-3000
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An Olympic Games London 1908 silvered bronze and blue enamel judge's badge by Vaughton of Birmingham, with the head of Athena facing left and inscribed "Olympic Games, London, 1908. Judge", the reverse stamped "Vaughton of Birmm" £600-800
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17th Century Continental school - Miniature shoulder-length portrait of a bearded gentleman wearing a broad ruff, painted on white metal, oval 1.75ins x 1.5ins, in modern ebonised frame £120-160
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Style of Gervase Spencer (circa 1715-1763) - Miniature half-length portrait of a lady, her hair dressed with flowers and pearls, oval 2ins x 1.5ins, in silvery metal frame cast with an open work design of flowers and pecten shell, 4.5ins overall, and Condry (late 19th Century) - Shoulder-length miniature portrait of a young woman in 18th Century dress wearing a garland of flowers, oval 3ins x 2.5ins, in cast metal frame, signed £200-300
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Late 19th/early 20th Century school - Miniature portrait of an elderly bearded gentleman, octagonal 2.5ins x 1.75ins, set onto lid of papier mache rectangular box, 4ins x 2.25ins x 1ins, the interior lid with an engraved metal plaque, and early 20th Century school - Miniature shoulder-length portrait of a gentleman wearing full wig and ermine, oval 2.5ins x 2ins, in ebonised frame and glazed £120-160
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After Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766) - Miniature half-length portrait of Madame Adelaide de France, oval 3.25ins x 2.5ins, indistinctly signed, in pressed brass frame, and two other miniature portraits of a young woman holding an apple, and a naval gentleman, both in 18th Century dress, ovals 3.25ins x 2.5ins £120-160
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H. N.? (19th Century English school) - Pair of painted silhouettes heightened in white - Full length portraits of a gentleman in a cloak holding his top hat, and a gentleman in a frock coat holding a whip, each 10ins x 7.75ins, in double sided ebonised frames and glazed £120-160
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A late 18th/early 19th Century "Scottish" ivory and rosewood banded and silvery metal mounted oval snuff mull with ornate hinge, thumbpiece and pierced top banding, 2ins wide x 2.5ins high £200-300
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A late 19th Century "Scottish" brass mounted bone rectangular snuff box, 4.25ins x 2.25ins, a pewter mounted hoof pattern snuff box, five other horn snuff boxes, an ovoid horn box and cover, and a horn snuff mull (lacking top) £150-200
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A 19th Century black lacquered papier-mâché circular snuff box, the lid inset with miniature shoulder half-length portrait of a young woman, 3.25ins in diameter, and a 19th Century Continental enamel snuff box of shaped outline, the lid painted with a sailing vessel, 2ins x 1.25ins high £120-160
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A 19th Century French painted ivory rectangular etui the cover painted with two women and two children with rose garlands, the sides and back with rose garlands and sprays, 3.75ins x 2.75ins x 0.75ins Note: Please be aware that according to CITES Regulations, it will be necessary to acquire an export licence to export this lot of ivory outside the EU. It will NOT be possible to export this lot of ivory to the USA £100-150
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A Victorian silvery metal mounted turned ivory gavel, 6ins overall, a 19th Century compass contained in turned ivory globe pattern case, 1.75ins diameter, and a 19th Century Continental porcelain model of a pea-pod, 3ins overall £150-200
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Two 18th Century South Staffordshire enamel condiments of baluster shaped form, enamelled in colours with floral sprays within raised gilt borders on a royal blue ground, with gilt brass mounts to rims, comprising - mustard pot, 4.75ins high, and domed top pepper pot, 4.25ins high
Provenance: Halcyon Days, London £200-300
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A Montblanc "Meisterstück" fountain pen, Model No. 149, with ink bottle, in original box and with International guarantee certificate and book £150-200
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A Montblanc "Meisterstück" fountain pen and "Pix" propelling pencil, in original leather case, and four other pens, various £150-200
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A modern Montblanc pencil in fitted case, and a Montegrappa silvered case biro with engine turned and chevron pattern case, contained in green leather covered fitted case £80-120
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A modern Cross pen and pencil set in original box, with a Sheaffer propelling pencil and three fountain pens by Conway & Parker £80-120
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A 9ct gold propelling pencil by S. J. Rose, with fine engine turned engraving, 4.75ins overall, and two other propelling pencils £150-200
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A mixed collection of twenty-two mid-20th Century fountain pens, including makers Parker, Conway and Sheaffer, three in original boxes and one other £120-160
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A good Regency gilt bronze and patinated bronze rectangular inkstand retailed by the Thomas Weeks Museum, London, modelled with a seated greyhound, its collar inscribed "Fidele", chained to a bronze tree stump supporting a classical urn, the circular inkwell with leaf paterae lid and guilloche band, on white marble octagonal base with gilt bead mouldings, 5.75ins x 3.25ins x 5.5ins high, inscribed "Weeks R. Museum Tichborne Street" Note: Thomas Weeks (1743-1834) established his celebrated Museum of Mechanical Curiosities at 3 & 4 Tichborne Street, London, in 1797. The museum became a place of amusement for sophisticated Londoners, not only was it a private house but also a shop, where Weeks displayed a variety of mechanical toys, elaborate temples and contrivances ranging from self playing organs to mechanical spiders. £1500-2500
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Small mixed collection of objects, including - a Victorian bronze paperweight cast as a turtle on rectangular base, 2.75ins x 2ins x 0.75ins high, Sadeli ware box, 4.25ins x 3ins x 2.5ins high, four polished stone intaglio seals and a collection of lapidary unmounted samples, a Victorian flashed red cut glass scent bottle with silver top, 3.75ins high, and other objects, various £200-300
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An 18th Century European carved ivory figure of a naked standing male figure, his right arm raised, a cloak draped over his left shoulder, 5.75ins high, a 19th Century English carved ivory card case, 4.25ins x 3ins, and an ivory napkin ring Note: Please be aware that according to CITES Regulations, it will be necessary to acquire an export licence to export this lot of ivory outside the EU. It will NOT be possible to export this lot of ivory to the USA £120-160
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Joan and David de Bethel - Painted papier-mâché figure of a cat wearing a green dress and headscarf and with glass eyes, the back inscribed - "Thank you for this nice pink hood which keeps my fur so tidy, if I catch a lot of mice can we have fish on Friday", signed, No. 1333 and dated 1966, 8.25ins high £300-400
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Joan and David de Bethel - Painted plaster figure of a cat wearing a smock and red neckerchief and with glass eyes, the back inscribed - "For we're the men from Sussex, Sussex by the sea, we plough and sow and reap and mow and useful men are we", signed, No.4008 and dated 1976, 7.25ins high £100-150
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An usual 19th Century "Scottish" turned and carved boxwood gavel, the head carved with two thistles, leaf and rope pattern ornament, with conforming handle, 9.5ins high, and matching chisel with steel blade, 8.5ins overall £100-150
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A George IV rosewood and brass inlaid rectangular inkstand with central lidded compartment and pair of moulded glass inkwells, fitted one drawer, 15ins x 11ins, and a 19th Century gilt and bronze metal octagonal inkwell of classical rotunda shape, 10.75ins wide x 4.5ins high £150-200
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An early 19th Century mahogany sarcophagus-shaped two division tea caddy, 11ins x 6ins x 6.75ins high, and two smaller similar £100-150
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A Burmese or Indian hardwood rectangular box, deeply carved with trailing leaf floral ornament, the lid with central cartouche containing two mythological figures, 12ins x 4.75ins x 3ins high, and an Indian wooden box carved all over with acorns and acorn leaves, 6.75ins x 6.25ins x 2.75ins high £80-120
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A modern Russian black lacquer rectangular box finely decorated by Sergey Teplov with a view of the Belltower in Shuya, within gilt borders and red decorated interior, 8.25ins x 5ins x 2ins high, signed, dated and inscribed to lid, and one other Russian black lacquer rectangular box, the lid finely decorated with a seated portrait of Catherine the Great, 7ins x 5.5ins x 2.75ins high, indistinctly signed and dated 2005 £200-300
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A Victorian walnut workbox, the top inlaid with a marquetry panel in various specimen woods, 14ins x 10ins x 5ins high, and five other boxes, various £150-200
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