Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A small group of collectors' items, including an advertising match vesta case for 'The Molassine Co Ltd', various folding knives, a pair of 19th century gilt metal framed spectacles, cased, a silver pocket watch and a pair of steel candle snuffers.

A Bussy's table croquet game, boxed, together with a group of whist markers, including 'The Camden' and 'Mudie's Rubicon Bezique Marker'.

A rare George III mahogany cased 'Musical Game' by Ann Young, Edinburgh, the interior bearing original maker's label and reprinted games surface, the internal compartments containing four turned wooden cylindrical boxes, the sides fitted with drawers enclosing further playing pieces, width of box 44.5cm (faults).

A Victorian mahogany cased games compendium, the hinged lid enclosing dominoes, draughts, whist and bezique markers, steeplechase horses and playing cards, width of box 45cm.

A Victorian mahogany cased 'Sandown' racing roulette game by F.H. Ayres Ltd, within its original canvas-covered case, together with the 'Ascot New Racing Game' by Jaques & Son (later interior lid and horses).

A 19th century ivory fret-cut alphabet set, comprising twenty-five capital letters, contained within a turned treen box, height of box 4.8cm.

An early 20th century Turkish prisoner-of-war beadwork model of a snake, dated 1917, length 245cm (faults).

A 19th century dark brown patinated turned treen goblet, the slightly flared bowl raised on a turned stem and circular foot, height 15.5cm (crack to body).

A 19th century African hardwood knobkerrie, the slightly waisted shaft with a typical bulbous head, length 66cm.

A pair of mid-20th century cast brass models of cannon, the wheeled carriages decorated with dragons, length of barrels 39cm.

A pair of 20th century marquetry panels, titled 'Huntsman' and 'The Ditch', 52cm x 70cm, together with another marquetry panel by Ashworth, titled 'Under Tall Trees', 34cm x 24cm.

A large selection of mid-20th century wood samples, all detailed with common and Latin names, some with further details of specimens, together with related books and albums.

After the antique - a cast figure of a drunken faun, raised on a stepped alabaster base, height 34cm.

An Australian 'River Red Gum' burr wood turned circular bowl by Mike St Clair, bearing maker's marks and labels to underside, length 56cm.

A late Victorian copper and brass Corinthian column table oil lamp by Maple & Co, the etched glass shade above a Hinks mechanism, raised on a stepped square base, height to top of shade 72cm.

A violin, bearing interior label marked 'Pietro Bollo Scuola Cremonese Fecit Napoli 1896' with single-piece back, length of back excluding button 35.6cm, cased with a bow.

A violin, bearing interior label marked 'The Concert Violin (Registered) 1895 Hawkes & Son...', with two-piece back, length of back excluding button 36cm, within an Edward Withers case, together with a bow, probably by Bausch but unmarked.

A 20th century Eastern cast bronze model of a recumbent deer, length 61cm (lacking antlers), together with a South-east Asian pottery model of a horse, length 46cm.

A 19th century Indian carved and painted wooden model of an ox-drawn carriage with domed top, carrying two seated figures and a driver, height 47cm, length 47cm (some faults).