Sold for £240

A 1970S CARVED AFRICAN IRONWOOD TABLE the top depicting the Big 5, the column carved with the same Big 5 in high relief, being elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo, lion and leopard on a naturalistic base. The elephant is fitted with warthog tusks, overall height 63cm.

Sold for £520

AN ART NOUVEAU MIXED MARBLE BUST OF A CLASSICAL BEAUTY, wreaths in her hair, wearing Renaissance style costume, upon black marble socle base, 59cm high

Sold for £130

ROBERT JONES A GEORGE III SILVER CHAMBER STICK having beaded rim decoration, the snuffer with acorn finial, has similar border but the hallmarks are worn on this, clear marks on base of chamber stick, London 1777, 270g.

Sold for £600

A pair of Rock-ola bar stools, having printed tops on chromed bases, revolving tops read Rock-ola jukeboxes

Sold for £180

THE ROYAL MINT THE 2009 UK PROOF COIN SET containing 12 coins, including the Anniversary Kew Gardens 50p, housed in leather case with booklet/certificate

Sold for £380

A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY OPEN FRONTED BOOKCASE having fluted column mounts, fitted adjustable shelves, 98cm wide

Sold for £1500

A PERNAMBUCO VIOLIN BOW, having white metal mounts with mother-of-pearl inlaid ebony frog

Sold for £560

A SET OF TEN GEORGIAN DESIGN MAHOGANY FIDDLE BACK DINING CHAIRS, having drop-in seats over scrolled knee cabriole forelegs, comprising eight singles and a pair of open arm carvers

Sold for £700

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TWO DOOR SPECIMEN CABINET fitted 27 drawers, 176cm high x 67cm x 36cm, bears label Yarrell (William Yarrell 1784-1856 - This piece was one of his original cabinets for storing his entomological specimens and is an important piece of British entomological history dating from the 1840s-50s. Re-lined and ready for use). One of the very early Victorian collectors, publishing several books in his lifetime including The History of British Fishes 1836 and A History of British Birds 1843. He acquired the reputation of being the best shot and best angler in London. Yarrell was one of the original members of The Zoological Society of London and in 1833 he was one of the founders of what became The Royal Entomological Society of London. He served for many years as Treasurer for both The Entomological Society and The Linnean Society. This piece was one of his original cabinets for storing his entomological specimens and is an important piece of British entomological history dating from the 1840s-50s. Re-lined and ready for use).

Sold for £700

JOHN BETTERIDGE A GEORGE IV RECTANGULAR SILVER SNUFF BOX, the lid tooled with a view of the Tower of London, and applied wire foliate surround, the body engine turned finished, the interior scoured, no finish, Birmingham 1824, 19mm x 67mm, 68g.

Sold for £120

GRAHAMS 1963 Vintage Port, 1 bottle

Sold for £850

A CASE CONTAINING FOUR EAGLES, perched on rockwork bases, together with two SPARROW HAWKS perched on branches in naturalistic setting, painted backdrop in painted glazed case, 127cm x 92cm, label verso STAMMWITZ, SON & GILES, Argyle Street, RegentsStreet, London W

Sold for £240

BRITISH FRESH WATER FISHES by the Reverend W. Houghton, two volumes, published by William MacKenzie, 69 Ludgate Hill, in red, black and gilt tooled bindings, 38cm x 29cm closed

Sold for £540

A RHODIUM FINISHED 18CT WHITE GOLD BRACELET, having plaited base set with a suite of six sapphires on a knot

Sold for £300

A Southwest USA steer skull with horns and applied bead work, 56cm wide extreme

Sold for £1050

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CELLARET having octagonal top with triple brass bound surround, later zinc liner mounted on period stand with square tapered legs and brass cup castor terminals

Sold for £500

A SUITE OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY POSSIBLY FRENCH LEAD CRYSTAL GLASSES each profusely decorated with hob nail cutting and mounted on a square pedestal base, comprising ten champagne, eight large goblets, seven smaller goblets and eight large sherry, and TWO DECANTERS with flattened stoppers, total 33 glasses and 2 decanters and stoppers (ref box16 & 20)

Sold for £3000

RONALD SEARLE (born 1920) End of Term, three images of Molesworth telling the story of his act of arson, dip pen and ink drawing, signed, titled and dated (19)54, 46cm x 32cm (published News Chronicle London Issue 31st July 1954) in plain ebonised glazed frame

Sold for £580

DEAKIN & FRANCIS A REGENCY STYLE SILVER TROPHY CUP having dome lid with knop finial and cast and applied rosette scroll and palmette motifs, gilded interior, twin flank scroll handles, repeated decorated lower belly and turned pedestal foot, and wooden plinth, Birmingham, date obscured, probably circa 1890, 1500g, 30cm high