Sold for £320

A VICTORIAN GOLD MOUNTED CAMEO BROOCH set with a seated lady with lamb and garland within a foliate quartered frame (unmarked)

Sold for £210

A HORNBY 0 GAUGE 4-4-2 FLYING SCOTSMAN 6v ELECTRIC LOCO in LNER and TENDER Illustrated Front Cover

Sold for £260

A HEDGES & BUTLER CORDON ROUGE OAK SHOP VENDING DISPLAY CASE, having domed scrolling top, single glazed door and shelved interior, 132cm x 96cm

Sold for £1150

A PAIR OF 1920'S WALNUT VENEERED BEDSIDE CHESTS each having demi-veneered and serpentine moulded top over two drawers with Rococo style brass work, raised on French cabriole legs, 74cm x 55cm

Sold for £120

A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL NECESSAIRE, having hinged cover opening to reveal crimson silk and velvet interior containing a Mordan propelling pencil, thimble, aide memoir, needle holder and scent phial, 10cm high

Sold for £2400

A PAIR OF LATE 20TH CENTURY CHINESE SILVER RUYI SCEPTRES, filigree decoration with enamel work and cabochon set stones, 34cm long, mounted upon polished carved wood stands

Sold for £550

ALICE'S ADVENTURES UNDERGROUND by Lewis Carroll, published by MacMillan & Co. 1886 (first edition) in red and gilt tooled binding, bears inscription, Mrs. Symonds from the Author Jan 1887, and an ALICE IN WONDERLAND CALENDAR 1900 published by Arden & Co. Oxford, six sheathes unmounted with illustrations, 285mm x 210mm

Sold for £800

ALBERT EDWARD JONES (1878-1954) AN ARTS & CRAFTS DESIGN ELLIPTICAL BOWL, with two scroll handles, raised on square platform foot, hammered finish with punched rivet effect rim, pierced and chased leaf designs where the handle comes from the body, Birmingham 1925, 32cm across, 368g.

Sold for £150

PROBABLY GEORGE JONES A VICTORIAN MAJOLICA SARDINE DISH AND COVER, the lid moulded with three fish and kelp, unmarked, the base with basket weave surround and integral tray base, bears patent office design registration raised moulded mark and painted 3667 IIII in a scratched area underside

Sold for £240

AN EDWARDIAN OAK TANTALUS fitted with three cut glass decanters, with metal mounts and drawer to base, 36cm wide

Sold for £5000

A large continental silver owl cigarette holder, Berthold Muller, import mark for London 1927, naturalistically modelled as an owl with glass set eyes, the head with hinged opening to reveal interior compartment, 28cm high, weight 45.2oz (Provenance- purchased 30th March 1983 from N. Bloom & Son) illustrated

Sold for £290

A BESWICK EARTHENWARE MODEL Beatrix Potters Duchess, a black cat standing holding a bunch of polychrome flowers, gilt backstamp

Sold for £160

AN EDWARDIAN OAK TANTALUS, with carved decoration and plated mounts, contains three cut glass spirit decanters, the front box section contains assorted glasses, 38cm wide

Sold for £260

HIGHLAND PARK 1952 Orkney Single Malt Scotch Whisky, bottled 1996, 40% volume, 1 bottle

Sold for £380

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

Sold for £150

A PAIR OF WILTON WARE LUSTRE VASES of baluster form, with covers, painted and gilded with Chinoiserie decoration in the round, on an opalescent ground, printed back stamp to base and No.d - 5530, 21cm high

Sold for £520

A 9ct. GOLD CHUNKY LINK DESIGN BRACELET, 2.5cm wide, 50g.

Sold for £1100

Felix Denniss drum kit, being a silver shelled Tama Swing Star with chromed snare, custom dark high hat and Zildjian, Rogers & Meinl cymbals, plus stool and sticks, plus additional sticks, brushes, beaters and fitted practice pads (Felix was a keen and constant drummer having played in The Flamingos previous to his career in publishing, perpetuating his life long keen interest in making music)

Sold for £2800

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PUBLIC HOUSE SIGN Flower and Sons Celebrated Bitter Ale on Draught featuring a portrait of William Shakespeare (Flowers being a Stratford-upon-Avon Brewery), verre eglomise printed and gilded glass within an ebonised frame, glass panel 188cm x 51cm