An 18th century brass universal equinoctial ring dial, unsigned, engraved to the outer and inner rings with Roman numerals and "0-90 degree scale", the bridge with sliding pin hole side cock against calendar and zodiac declining scales, 15 cm diameter

CASED DEANE & ADAMS PERCUSSION REVOLVER. A 50 caliber Deane, Adams & Deane percussion revolver with label for 30 King William Street, London Bridge inside the lid. Adams Patent No 9321R, enscribed on the frame, Deane, Adams & Deane 30 K William St, London Bridge on the 7.5" barrel. Much of the original blueing remains on the barrel and frame, light surface rust to the cylinder finish. Again the chamber is marked 9321R, the butt with chequered grip. Bullet mould, wad cutter, and nipple key also cleaning rod are in the case. See Illustration.

Set of six silver gilt dessert eaters to include knives, forks and spoons and four serving spoons - London 1866 by Francis Higgins

51 Olympic Football Ticket: Football Final ticket, Mexico 68 Hungary v Bulgaria. Infamous riot match with Bulgaria playing second half with just 8 men, scarce ticket (1) Fair-Good

LNER 12" Clock numbered 17251 on a small plate on the right hand side door. No pendulum rod, just the weight and no fusee wire so sold as not working. Original dial with 'L.N.E.R. in straight block letters across the face. Originated from a Scottish location.

28 Crown Derby lidded vase 19cms wide.

351 Pair of 19th Century amber glass lustre drop vases,probably French, each having enamelled foliate decoration, gilded castellated rim and standing on a circular foot, 32.5cm high

Mettoy tinplate clockwork “Pool” Petrol Tanker: Scarce example in grey, with tin printed detail, balloon wheels, some wear surfaces but the clockwork motor is in working order but Rusty – Fair to Good 25cm long

Meissen Chinoiserie pattern tea set to include teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, plates, cups and saucers

Tony Curtis - Relaxation - acrylic on canvas abstract signed to the bottom, Cato gallery label to verso - 75 x 59.5cm

Wedgwood majolica cake stand moulded with angelic figures on raised triform base, circa 1890 - marks to base

MAMOD STEAM ROADSTER the car in it's original packaging and box, and with a Mamod leaflet.

BEER LABELS, Bristol United Breweries, Home Brewed, 1930, vo, slight creasing, G

165 Whitefriars tangarine glass mobile phone vase, no.9670.

RARE SET OF WW2 POSTERS - 'SEEING IT THROUGH' a wonderful set of six WW2 posters, entitled 'Seeing it through'. These posters were commissioned by London Transport in 1944, commemorating acts of heroism made by Civilian Workers during the war. Designed by Eric Henri Kennington and accompanied by poems by Patrick Herbert, the posters depict a Policeman, Tube Station Porter, Bus Driver (two versions), Bus Conductor, and Firefighter. The posters are unframed. *Examples of these posters can be found in the London Transport Museum.

27 Early 19th Century black lacquered hanging corner cupboardhaving chinoiserie style gilded decoration, fielded panelled door enclosing three shelves, 55cm wide

A Victorian silver tea and coffee set, octagonal form engraved with panels of flowers and leaves, with scroll handles and spouts, the domed hinged covers with baluster finials on raised octagonal bases - London 1866 by Samuel Smily, Goldsmiths Alliance stamped to base

A Rolex gentleman's 18ct white gold Oyster Perpetual Day Date Chronograph circa 2004, with original presentation box - P774195 model 118209

John Bratby RA 'Woman in Interior' oil on canvas signed bottom right label to verso - 182 x 60cm

Pullman Lamp, brass construction standing 20½" tall. Clearly stamped 'TC 166' on the base. This was a Kitchen Car, at one time named GERALDINE. Complete with original, pale pink shade.

A Viennese vase with classical figures scrolling serpentine side handles, the raised circular base on three claw supports circa 1880 - 41cm(h)

540 Oil on canvas portrait inscribed verso Bessie Maude Sanderson 1887 49 x 38 Pictures

239 FA Cup Final Football Programmes: Contains Blackpool v Newcastle 1951 and Manchester City v Newcastle 1955 FA Cup Finals. Plus England v Hungary 1953 (3) Good

One bottle Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1916

BEER LABELS, Worthington (Burton), for P. Brown, Pitlochry, IPA, 1930s, beehive, VG to EX

8 Canadian Football Programme: Nottingham Forest versus BC All Stars 9th June 1966, Empire Stadium, Vancouver (1) Fair-Good

456 Bronze and ormolu mantle clock, M. Magnier Paris with reclining classical lady. Miscellaneous

Art Nouveau ‘WMF’ table centrepiece in the form of a galleon, decorated with dragon head at prow and lions heads, drapes and shell at stern

124 Carl Heuser (German 19th Century) -Oil on panel - Study of an old man smoking a pipe, 16cm x 11cm

Tootsietoy Fire Department Set: c1939 including Ladder Truck, red, another red/silver and Pumper, red, silver, all have gold figures, also smaller scale Fire Chief's Car, 7 x blue ladder, another smaller scale, also has gold/red Tootsietoy Fire Chief badge - overall Good Plus Good base and insert, lid is Fair with splits

W.W.II, unusual bold Art style cards, one with Egyptian reverse, Official Issues, G to VG, 5 (postcards)

Dinky Toys 39b Oldsmobile 6 Sedan: Grey, Silver Radiator and bumpers with Black Hubs (G)

South Eastern Railway 18 inch dial Oak cased drop dial fusee clock, number 292, a large and heavy clock and a rare example of a large railway timepiece circa mid 19th century, complete with pendulum but no key. The Southern Railway clock records show that this clock was located at Waterloo up local platform.

French Empire Secretaire rectangular with glazed two door top cupboard above a drawer revealing a writing desk and two bottom cupboards, brass fittings and handles - 139 x 176 x51cm

A 19th century West Country comb back Windsor chair, the shaped top rail in oak on eight outward splaying ellyptical back spindles, the shaped arms with scroll ends on original iron supports to the D shaped elm seat on splayed chamfered supports (bears much evidence of original paintwork to the arms, seat and legs)

70 Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson seven piece dining suitecomprising: rectangular refectory table having a well adzed top and standing on twin turned pillar supports united by a stretcher, 152cm long and six lattice back chairs, two carvers and four standards, each piece having a typical mouse signature

A silver gilt tea tray with two side handles, rounded rectangular with shell leaf and gadrooned border. Crest and monogram engraved to the centre by James Dixon of Sheffield 1918

156 World Cup Football Programme: 1966 World Cup Final England versus West Germany July 30th 1966 at Wembley Stadium, an extremely good example (1) Very Good

A JAPANESE NAVAL DIRK. A Kai Gunto Naval Officers Dirk, with brass and leather scabbard. A clean 9" blade, with a small loss of plating at the tip.

LUSITANIA, a modern p/c, signed by survivor Barbara Anderson McHesmott, pu 7th May 1990 on I.o.M. card, VG (postcards)

WW2 Home Front Relic from the Houses of Parliament: Figure of King Richard the Lion Heart made from the Metal which was taken from the Houses of Parliament after the Damage by Enemy Action 1941 and was sold to raise funds for the British Red Cross 19cm High mounted on a Wooden Base having a Brass Plaque to the front

Carlier bronze figurine of a lady with green patina on marble plinth, signed to plinth - 39cm(h)

ADVERTS, Lancashire, Art style for the Fleetwood Motor Passenger Co., Knot End and Pilling, slight foxing to reverse, G to VG (postcards)

22 Victorian mahogany framed cradlehaving split cane panels and standing on turned supports united by a conforming stretcher, 103cm long

BRONZE TRIBAL MASK - CONGO a bronze mask from the Congo, probably 20thc in date. 49cms high

London Transport Bus Radiator Triangles, qty 2. The first is red, blue and grey with 'London Transport across the face, the second is similar but in green shades. Both are approx 5¾" x 6¼", the former is in extremely good condition, the latter is damaged. Together with enamel Sign BUSES STOP HERE, double sided, white lettering on red ground, 20" x 13" tombstone shape. Virtually mint. Also a Tinplate Bus Sign, 'BUS STOP SERVICE No 90 WOLVERHAMPTON SERVICE No 37 DARLASTON. Double sided, red lettering on cream ground, 11¼" x 18". Good condition both sides, one being somewhat better than the other. Quite probably ex Walsall. (4 items)

Chinese Peking glass snuff bottle with blue glass overlay of a dragon, fish and flowers

A SHAMSHIR SWORD. A middle-eastern Shamshir with rusted swept 30.5" blade. Straight quillions and partial metal wrapped classic grips. Heavy pitting towards the point, light grooved fullers. In a wooden scabbard with partial original covering, written details on it date it found in 1917 near Sinai.

A pair of 18th century Kangxi Chinese famille vert Rouleau vases, each with cylindrical neck and flattened rim, the bodies decorated with flowering branches, birds, insects and butterflies, the shoulders with a broad frieze of green lattice work interspersed by shaped panels of locusts and flowers, on a circular foot with double blue concentric ring mark to base, each 44 cm high

Sir Winston Churchill stamp replicas, two 18ct fully hallmarked with certificate and First Day cover dated 8 July 1965 in fitted case (approx 41.4g)

A George III silver cream jug, baluster form the sides later chased with buildings, flowers and c scrolls, double scroll handle on raised circular foot - London circa 1770

POSTCARD ALBUM - TRAINS approx 200 postcards, including locomotives, stations, bridges, etc.

295 Diamond brooch mounted on white metal, old cut diamonds forming a star, approximately 6 carats, 4cms diameter.

Single Line bronze Tyer’s No.9 Key Token MILLBURN JN - ROSE STREET (No.2) created for the temporary single line section between the signal boxes during stage works for the revised track layout introduced at Inverness as part of the Inverness resignalling scheme introduced on 8th March 1987. The token dates from 1986 when it was the intention of BR at the time to replace the ageing Tyer’s No.6 tablet instruments on the section between Rose Street and Clachnaharry with refurbished electric key token machines. Due to logistical delays the project was overtaken by the installation of RETB and the electric token machines and their key tokens which had already been supplied, were never installed. As a result the token is in excellent condition save for the where the “Clachnaharry” legend has been ground off and replaced by “Millburn Jn.”.