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Four medieval bronze thimbles including a beehive, 14th-16th C.
A silver thimble, 18th C.
A near pair of Georgian silver and garnet/paste rings. Size L 3/4 and M 1/2.
A Georgian gold and cabochon garnet ring, Victorian re-shanked. Size M 3/4.
A bronze merchants ring, late 17th C. Size T 3/4.
French prisoner of war straw work box, dated 1793.
A French silver wine taster with snake handle, heavy gauge, late 18th C.
A French dome top iron casket, 16th C.
A bell metal signal canon “made from York minster bell”, mid 19th C.
An engine turned tortoiseshell, gilt and yellow metal travelling inkwell, 18th C
A Victorian bumblebee Jasper pebble seal, engraved “ricordanza” “Rememberance”.
A coral, gold and steel quill cutter, 2nd quarter 19th C.
A George III gilt brass etui, Third quarter 18th C.
A Welsh Pontypool toleware snuff box, “a free trade”, late 18th C.
Georgian steel portrait seal, late 18th C.
Silver and steel seal, late 17th C.
A George III Bilston enamel bougie box, late 18th C.
Ancient key found in Darley churchyard. Provenance: Tushingham Hall.
A pink Bilston enamel box, late 18th C.
A silver filigree scissor case, early 18th C. with steel scissors.
A German silver filigree, enamel and glass scent container, late 17th C.
A French chiseled steel small sword or transitional rapier guard, 16th-17th C.
A German, Bavarian upper weasel jaw hunting amulet, mid 19th C.
A rose quartz, silver and mother of pearl bell push, C.1920.
A George III tin chamber stick tinder box.
Edwardian stanley pare wood railway curves. Ex Waterloo station.
Two Farrow and Jackson wine cellar candle sticks, late 19th C.
A George I Maple and kingwood travelling bureau C.1720.
A English civil war period pikeman's pot helmet, mid 17th C. Ex Tower of London.
A German Wheel-lock Sporting Rifle, 17th- early 18th C.
A Tiv knife blade, Nigeria on ebony stand, early 20th C.
Oil on canvas of gentleman C.1720. In the manner of Enoch Seeman.
A Moche stirrup vestle, Peru, C. 1000-500 BC.
A iron and brass signal canon, 19th C.
Charles Merrill Mount (American 1928-1995) oil on canvas, 1959.
An Aboriginal, Western Desserts, Wunda shield, 19th C.
A faux painted coffer form money box, early 19th C.
An aboriginal shield, Lagrange bay, C.1900
A Mount Hagen axe, Papua New Guinea, 1st half 20th C.
A German painted Noah's ark and animals, Erzgebirge Region, late 19th C.
A Kanak adze with greenstone blade, New Caledonia, 19th C.
Life size stone bust shoulders, 18th C.
Roderick G Coslett (1781-1839) charcoal portrait, 1834.
David Rolt (1916-1985) oil on canvas, 1954.
An Egyptian predynastic, Naqada terracotta pot, 6000-3150 BC. Rustafjaell Coll.
Three Roman glass double Balsamarium, 3rd-4th C. AD.
A old master ink drawing on laid paper of head, 17th C. Possibly Genoese school.
An unusual lock, 19th C.
A Prusssian Potsdam goblet with Frederick the great riding a horse, 18th C.
A French portrait minature, C.1800.
A Regency chalk of a gentleman.
A Sinhalese lacquer handled ceremonial hoe, Sri Lanka, 19th C.
A stone facade block dated 1761.
A oak pew end, faux grain painted, late 16th C.
A Zulu hide dance shield, late 19th C.
Arthur Henry Andrews (1906-1966) oil on canvas laid on board.
Four pairs of small Georgian and later shears
A Victorian silk jockeys hat pin cushion.
Build a house. 44 pieces, mid 20th C.
Napoleonic period watercolour of French soldiers around campfire, early 19th C.
A scratch built cannon model. 1st half 20th C.
A lace makers lamp, early 19th C.
A Kiribati shark tooth cross guard element, Gilbert Islands. Late 19th C.
A woven Kapriman gable mask, Blackwater River, Middle sepik, PNG. Mid 20th C.
Two weathered sandstone capitals, 16th-17th C.
Red pencil of the Lord Mayors Chapel Bristol after bombed during the Blitz. 1941
A German enamel scent bottle, late 18th C.
Yvonne Rosalind Barlow “Docks” (1924–2017), gouache on paper.
A photo of the Chestnut Troop, R.H.A. (Royal Horse Arlillery), 1899.
A French dance card case, mother of pearl, silver and gold, late 18th C.
Two Staffordshire, miniature platters one Hackwood and a tea bowl, 1810-1830.