Seven vintage tins including three OXO stock cubes, Verox stock cubes, two John Bull "Mend A Tear" garment repair (with some contents) and Jackson...
Silver Celtic style cross set with green paste, and silver three penny coin brooch(gross wt. 16g)
A bronzed spelter Art Deco floor lamp in the form of a nude female on marble base with bulb suspended from her right hand, in working order though...
A Faberge style egg pendant with hatching diamond encrusted chick, measuring 20mm x 12mm, the loop with Russian `56` gold mark maker `OK`, in Fabe...
A hallmarked 18ct yellow gold wedding band, (R). Approx. 8.7gr.
A Banksy style cast bronze figure on a marble base, H. 27cm.
An 18ct white gold ring set with an oval cut ruby and diamonds, UK ring size M.5.
Five 925 silver stone set pendants.
A pair of early English soft-paste porcelain dishes, Dia. 13cm.
A 925 silver bracelet set with oval cut morganite and pink topaz, L. 18cm.
An 18thC porcelain bust of a gentleman on a white marble base, H. 27cm.
A pair of ormolu mounted crystal light fittings, H. 66cm.
A first edition (1938) of Prefaces by Bernard Shaw and other books.
A pair of ormolu mounted porcelain candlesticks, H.30cm.
A vintage pine whiskey advertising box, W. 42cm.
An early Bloor Derby porcelain figure together with a further early Derby figure, tallest H. 20cm.
A Chinese cinnabar tray and vase together with three carved stone figures and a stone box, vase H. 13cm.
A framed gouache on canvas, frame size 53cm x 43cm
A lovely Chinese carved jade/hardstone figure of a musician on a carved wooden stand, H. 15cm.
A single strand necklace of cultured pearls, together with a single strand of rose quartz beads and a silver locket and chain.
A quantity of mixed coins and banknotes.
A quantity of vintage cufflinks and tie pins.
A carved rock crystal skull, L. 9cm.
An extensive quantity of New Zealand commemorative coins including silver dollars.
Three reproduction compasses and calendars, largest Dia. 8cm.
A group of twelve carved fruitwood netsuke and mixed figures, pig L. 6cm.
Two pairs of large commercial speakers and a pair of box lights.
A vintage DJ station with two Goldring decks, Canary mixer, Starchaser 4000 amp and megaflash.
A Sharp PC-1248 vintage pocket computer.
A group of vintage bathroom gift sets.
A National Time Recorder Co. Ltd oak cased wall clock, 73 x 40 x 20cm.
A pair of contemporary metal and wooden garden mirrors, 151 x 42cm.
An early to mid 19thC leather topped rosewood veneered writing desk with single side drawer, 99 x 73.5 x 60cm. Prov. Little Wakering Hall.
A Chinese inside painted snuff bottle, H. 9cm.
A Chinese carved mutton fat jade libation cup, H. 9cm.
A telescope topped walking stick, L. 67cm.
A Chinese porcelain and wood teapot stand, 28cm x 19cm x 5cm.
A pair of octagonal Japanese Inari plates, W. 23cm.
A group of six Royal Crown Derby cabinet plates, largest Dia. 28cm. Together with a Japanese cup and saucer.
A three drawer oak bureau, 104 x 89 x 40cm.
Three miniatures cabinets and contents.
A group of five mixed large die-cast metal items.
An 18thC Eastern blunderbuss. L. 51cm.
An unusual glass biscuit barrel with hinged lid, H. 26cm.
A 1970's ceramic floor lamp and shade, overall H. 35cm.
A pair of wooden garden mirrors, 65 x 65cm.
A framed watercolour of Venice signed Moss together with a further watercolour signed G Bernard, largest is 60cm x 51cm.
A group of Chinese enamelled items, largest H. 12cm.
An enamelled metal advertising sign, size 60cm x 22cm.
A folding shooting stick and small walking stick
An enamelled metal sign, size 30cm x 20cm.
A Royal Crown Derby cabinet plate, Dia. 21.5cm.
Original 1960's British Railways 'York - The Shambles' by A. Carr Linfold, double royal, 63 x 101cm, folds and pinholes otherwise very good condit...
An old oil on canvas depicting a farmer and Horses, faintly and indistinctly signed, 24.5 x 19 cm / AN57
A boxed Sinclair ZX81 with magazines and games.
A rare unseen book of pre-war mounted Adolf Hitler propoganda postcards given to Johann Nash (John Nash) during time spent in Brebach and Saar in ...
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