Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A late 19th/early 20th century giltwood table lamp base with Corinthian capital, height 62cm, together with a painted grey metal figure of a jockey and a yellow glass oil lamp shade with various fittings.

A pair of early 20th century Black Forest style composition models of deers' heads, mounted on wooden wall plaques, height 39cm (faults).

A pair of late 19th century terracotta wall mounted models of bulls' heads, probably Indian, height 20cm (some faults).

A set of five 19th century French wrought iron scrollwork mounts with flowerhead terminals, width 90cm.

Raymond John Coutu - a late 20th century painted and carved wooden model of a snowy owl on a treestump, inset with amber coloured eyes, the stump with inset signature plaque inscribed with initials, raised on a wooden plinth, height 97cm.

Pierre-Jules Mêne - Levrier et King's Charles à l'éventail, a late 19th century French brown patinated cast bronze group of a whippet and a King Charles spaniel, the oval base cast with a fan and bearing signature, width 25cm.

Joseph D'Aste - a pair of early 20th century French brown patinated cast bronze head and shoulders portrait busts of a peasant boy and girl, the reverses bearing signatures, raised on shaped green marble bases, height 23cm.

A group of nineteen marquetry inlaid panels by James Terry, circa 1970s, some depicting views of Brighton and Steyning, others with Japanese geisha.

A mixed group of collectors' items, including a burr maple snuff box, a brass framed magnifying lens and other treen items, all contained within a transfer printed workbox.

A group of mainly early 20th century French advertising tins and other items, including 'Le fil au chinois' thread dispensers and a desk blotter advertising 'Pierres Lithographiques'.

A large group of mixed collectors' items, including a leather cased jewellery box, a 'Calvert's Carbolic Tooth Paste' pot lid and two 'Camden' whist markers.

A mixed group of collectors' items, including a magnifying glass with a Japanese carved ivory handle, a small desk timepiece by La Lecon, a group of compacts and three 19th century leather bound books, 'Opere Scelte'.

A selection of various fountain pens, including Parker Vacumatic, Parker Duofold, other Parkers, a Summit and Sheaffers.

A Victorian walnut table top stereoscopic viewer, bearing maker's plaque inscribed 'Rowsell's Graphoscope Patent', length 38cm, together with a group of approximately 250 various viewing cards.

A pair of late 19th century Neoclassical Revival white marble and ormolu mounted decorative urns, the ovoid bodies with mask and swag mounts, raised on tripod supports terminating in hooves and united by green marble bases, height 30cm (converted to electricity and lacking mounts).

An early 20th century carved alabaster figure of a young boy fruit seller, raised on a carved stiff leaf base, height 27cm.

A taxidermized trout, preserved by J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor St, St Luke's, London, the bowfront glazed case inscribed in gilt 'Trout 10½ lbs, Caught by Dr R. Childs in Loch Rannoch 21st July 1937', height 39.5cm, length 92cm.

A George IV rosewood and brass inlaid writing slope, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior, width 50cm.

A Victoria burr walnut and brass bound writing slope, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior, width 50cm.