Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

An Indian patinated bronze figure group of three seated men, eating at a table, length 15cm.

An ethnic necklace formed from nuts, two bone necklaces and two nickel pendants.

A mid-Victorian burr walnut jewellery box by Farthing & Thornhill, 42 Cornhill, the hinged lid enclosing a leather-lined interior, width 28cm.

A George III mahogany and satin birch inlaid tea caddy, the lid and sides inlaid with floral sprigs, within crossbanded borders, width 12.4cm.

A mixed group of collectors' items, including a Victorian 1837-1897 Jubilee medallion, cased, a pair of plated lorgnettes, a Parker fountain pen, cased, a Sheaffer fountain pen, cased, a Yard-o-Led propelling pencil and two enamelled pencils.

An early 20th century watercolour portrait miniature of a baby, within a gilt metal frame, 6.5cm x 5.5cm, together with an early 20th century ivory framed portrait miniature of a lady, two photographic miniatures, both mounted within leather cases, and another printed miniature, within a leather case.

A fragmentary specimen of Blue John (Derbyshire Spar), with overall bands of purple and yellow, length 9.5cm.

A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy with metal stringing, the pagoda-shaped lid hinged to reveal two lidded compartments, raised on brass claw and ball feet, width 21cm (some faults).

An Edwardian satin mahogany jewellery casket, the hinged lid and glazed fall-front enclosing a fitted interior and a drawer, width 23cm.

A mid-20th century gilt bronze ballroom dancing trophy, the base inscribed 'Kingston-upon-Thames Youth Committee...', height 22cm, together with another similar figural trophy, height 25cm.

After Joseph Victor Chemin - a pair of late 19th century brown patinated cast spelter models of hunting dogs, one bearing cast signature, raised on naturalistic bases, width 18.5cm.

A large collection of various pin badges, including ten enamelled golly badges, six 1960s Butlin's badges, four Goodwood Races Guest badges, military badges and others.

A pair of late 19th century patinated cast spelter figures of Shakespeare and Milton, raised on titled bases, height 41cm (broken finger and thumb to Milton).

A late 19th century black painted leather fire bucket, inscribed 'Windsor Castle', the rim with applied iron band and leather loop handle, height 27cm, diameter 25cm.

After Moreau - 'Vendangeur', a late 19th century French brown patinated cast spelter figure of a boy with a basket of grapes over his shoulder, raised on a turned wooden base, height 43.5cm.

A late 19th century Neoclassical Revival carved walnut wall bracket, the tapering fluted body finely modelled with the mask of a ram, height 44cm, width 40cm.

An early Victorian rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid workbox, width 28cm, together with an early 20th century amboyna and foliate inlaid glove box, width 32cm.

An early Victorian mahogany table-top apprentice chest of drawers, height 26cm, width 27cm.

A small group of pewter items, comprising a Liberty 'Tudric' cup, model number '0558', height 6.5cm, three plates by Graham & Wardrop, diameter 23cm, and a platter with London touch marks, diameter 35cm.