A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson octagonal oak teapot stand with carved mouse to the frame, diameter 19cm.

A detailed model of the passenger-cargo ship SS Atlantian, originally built for the Leyland Line by the Caledonian Shipbuilding Co. Ltd., 1928, the carved laminated hull finished in red below the waterline with black topsides, lined and painted decks, painted superstructure and fittings including stayed funnel in T. & J. Harrison company livery, mounted on turned brass columns and contained in a bespoke glazed mahogany display case, overall measurements 110 x 36cm. This ship was purchased and run by Harrisons from 1934 until 1951 when she was sold to a Japanese company and renamed Hakuzan Maru.

A large Chinese carved giltwood and red lacquer figure of a crowned deity, height 88cm.

A bone carving of a floral arrangement on hardwood stand, height 17cm (af).

A porcelain "One Hundred Boys" vase of baluster form, the floral neck of turquoise ground and enamelled with peony scrolls, the body with painted enamel decoration of boys with lanterns, Buddhist canopies, musical instruments and banners, iron red Jiaqing seal mark to base, height 35cm.

A late 19th century Canton carved ivory card case decorated with figures in a village scene, height 11cm.

A circular painted cast iron plaque with the Oldham coat of arms, diameter 46cm. Provenance: rescued by the vendors grandfather, foreman of the Victoria Market Hall.

A Moorcroft pottery flambé glazed floral decorated vase with squat body and elongated neck, possibly a trial piece, signed and with impressed marks to base, height 31.5cm.

A Moorcroft pottery vase of flared form, decorated in the "Pansy design" on a blue ground, signed and with impressed marks to base, height 17cm.

A large 18th/19th century Chinese blue and white baluster vase with taotie mask ring handles, painted with scrolling lotus sprays and foliage, Qianlong seal mark to base, height 51cm, raised on carved hardwood stand.