Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A group of three late 19th/early 20th century royal related photographs, one depicting 'Three Royal Brothers, Duke of Saxe-Coburg, Prince of Wales, Duke of Connaught', 18.5cm x 23cm, the other two of German royal interest.

A late 19th century walnut and brass mounted workbox, the interior fitted with a removable tray, width 27.5cm.

A small group of mainly 19th century pewter, including a plate with London touch marks, diameter 23cm, and various tankards.

A 20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain table lamp with bronzed metal light fitting, height 90cm.

A 20th century turquoise glazed ceramic table lamp with overall applied leaf mounts, height 70cm (some minor faults).

A selection of early 20th century taxidermy beetle specimens, within a glazed case, width 46cm, together with a similar case enclosing a selection of butterflies.

A group of three late 19th/early 20th century copper ring jelly moulds, another copper mould and a French copper sauce pan with steel handle, marked 'Gaillard, Paris'.

A pair of Regency style black patinated bronze and ormolu candlesticks, the reeded stems with palmette terminals, the leaf and claw bases raised on black slate triform plinths, height 31cm.

A 20th century brass musical birdcage automaton, the wirework cage enclosing two feathered birds, height 28cm.

After the antique - The Berlin Adorante, a late 19th/early 20th century Continental brown patinated cast bronze full-length nude male figure, standing on a green marble plinth, height 72cm.

A 20th century Far Eastern painted and carved softwood deity figure, height 59cm, together with a pair of Japanese woodblock prints, framed.

A late 18th/early 19th century chinoiserie gilt brass casket, the hinged lid and sides with engraved panels of Chinese figures, buildings, plants and animals, within ripple decorated borders, height 13cm, width 29cm.

A group of four Victorian ivory handled walking sticks, one carved with a country man and his dog (faults), the other three with silver mounted collars.

A group of nine mainly 19th century walking sticks, including a Chinese hardwood and piqué inlaid steelyard balance stick with engraved silver handle, length 85cm, another Chinese silver handled Malacca walking stick and other silver handled examples.

A late 19th century lady's red silk parasol, the carved softwood handle modelled in the form of a pug dog's head with opening mouth and glass eyes, length 70cm.

An unusual 19th century carved maple walking stick handle and partial shaft, the handle in the form of a hand holding a cricket ball, the shaft worked in relief with various tools, oak leaves and acorns, length 59cm.

A late 19th century ebonized novelty walking stick, the handle finely carved as a horse's head, length 92cm (one glass eye lacking), together with a 20th century walking stick, the handle in the form of opposing horses' heads, length 92cm.

A late 19th century walking stick, the oak handle carved as a stylized lion's head with inset glass eyes, length 84cm, together with a similar walking stick and another ash walking stick with a carved vegetable ivory handle in the form of an imp, length 91cm.

A late 19th century Malacca walking stick, the carved softwood handle modelled in the form of a monkey's head wearing a hat and with inset glass eyes, length 95cm.