Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A selection of mainly 19th century ivory items, including an Art Deco ivory cigarette case, a turned cylindrical box and cover, an Oxford style mirror frame (faults), three Art Deco door plates and other scrap ivory.

A selection of mainly early 20th century photograph frames, including a pair of faux tortoiseshell and gilt metal mounted frames, 30cm x 23cm, a gilt-tooled leather frame, 21.5cm x 16cm, a leather and plate mounted frame and two leather backed ambrotypes.

An early 20th century ebony and silver mounted choirmaster's baton, inscribed 'Presented to H. Eccles By Members of Hawthorn St. Choir 1923', length 52cm, four similar conductor's batons, one inscribed 'Presented to F.J. Bartlett from the St. Albans Minstrel Troupe May 1912', length 52cm, three other cut-down baton ends and two associated leather cases.

A late 19th/early 20th century ivory and gilt metal mounted conductor's baton, the handle fitted with a foliate hinged compartment inset with a pink quartz cabochon, the central mount inscribed 'Presented to J.H. Green Esq the Hon conductor of the Hull Musical Union Club', length 53cm (possibly later fitted handle).

A 19th century ivory parasol handle, finely carved with grapes, vine leaves, birds and a nest, length 32cm, an associated lace canopy section and a 19th century carved ivory folding parasol.

A small group of 19th century tortoiseshell, including a desk blotter, length 42cm, a rectangular panel with an applied carved foliate scrolling initial 'W', 24.5cm x 18cm, a hand mirror and other scrap sections.

A 20th century tortoiseshell veneered and white metal banded casket of rectangular form, the hinged lid enclosing a blue silk-lined interior, width 33cm.

A mixed group of collectors' items, including a late Victorian boar's tusk and plate mounted stand, height 22cm, a brass mounted antelope horn, a Balinese carved hardwood handle, a pair of carved wooden and gilt masks and a carved wooden figure of an African tribesman, height 50cm.

A mid-20th century scratch-built model of a fishing boat, named 'Jessica', length of boat 67cm, cased, together with two large conch shells.

An early 20th century yellow and green glazed terracotta circular wall plaque, moulded in high relief with a face, diameter 44cm.

A Victorian rosewood and brass bound vanity box, the hinged lid enclosing a partially fitted interior above a drawer, width 31cm (faults), together with a late Victorian amboyna tea canister and an inlaid box.

A group of various collectors' items, including a marquetry panel depicting 'Loch Coruisk', 39cm x 62cm, a pair of mother-of-pearl and gilt metal opera glasses, an amboyna jewellery box, a yew wood box and a cast metal bust of 'Goethe', height 28cm.

A group of root carvings, finely modelled as four eagles, two young and a tree stump (detached from each other and with faults).

A group of three 19th century pewter tappit-lidded jugs of baluster form, the lids with shell thumbpieces, height of tallest 27cm, together with a Continental pewter tappit-lidded jug.

A collection of Victorian pewter tankards, hot water jugs and coffee pots, including a spouted pint tankard with engraved initials and a twin-handled quart.

A large late 18th/early 19th century pewter charger with raised rim and London touch marks to underside, diameter 51.5cm.

A collection of mainly 18th and 19th century pewter table wares, including three chargers, various plates, a warmer plate, a bowl and a spoon.

An early 20th century vellum effect and wooden bound travelling trunk, length 100cm.

An unusual Willcox & Gibbs cast iron sewing machine, detailed in gilt and raised on a later wooden plinth, width 23cm.