Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A group of 19th century paste pots, the lids with printed advertising, a ceramic mould, printed with 'Brown & Polson's Cornflour Blancmange' recipe, and a small group of glass bottles and other items.

A rare saltglazed stoneware flask, impressed 'University Tavern Alfred Place WC', height 19.5cm, together with five other 19th century stoneware bottles.

Two South African glass torpedo Hamilton bottles, one detailed 'J. Cobetz Kimberley', length 25cm, the other detailed 'The Shilling Kimberley', length 21cm.

A group of collectors' items, including a set of Second World War service medals, a 'Mrs Beeton's Every Day Cookery' book and an oak casket, width 26.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Maori carved and painted kauri gum plaque, New Zealand, after the 1878 painting 'Henri Hirini and Child' (previously known as Ana Rupene and Child) by Gottfried Lindauer (1839-1926), 21.5cm x 18cm, mounted within a deep section oak frame (faults).

A 19th century Russian painted softwood icon depicting St George slaying the dragon, 30cm x 25cm.

A collection of early 20th century and later doll's house furniture and accessories, including a rubber hot water bottle, a cast metal bench, width 5.5cm, a radio and various plant pots.

Malcolm Moran - two 20th century verdigris patinated cast brass figures, one modelled as a girl holding a teddy bear, the other as a boy with a kite, height 12.3cm.

A pair of 19th century cast brass coachman's livery badges and matching capital 'D', relating to the 14th Earl of Derby, mounted and framed with detailed description, 30cm x 31cm.

An 18th century Italian reverse gilded and red painted glass panel, finely decorated with a vignette view of The Annunciation within a foliate border, 24cm x 19.5cm, within a period giltwood frame (overall faults and loss).

A late 19th century French bamboo and fruitwood plant trimmer by Adrian Dubois, length 100cm, an early 20th century bamboo parasol with foliate engraved silver handle and two Victorian glass canes.

A late 19th century Lunds patent steel corkscrew with rosewood handle and brush, the open barrel body with ratchet mechanism, stamped 'Lund Maker Cornhill', together with a brass open barrel corkscrew.

A late 19th century Heeley & Son 'Weir's Patent' corkscrew, a Lund lever mechanism corkscrew, four folding bow steel corkscrews and further related items.

A large Johann Maresch pottery fish bowl centrepiece, circa 1900, designed by August Otto, modelled as a boy and his dog seated on a naturalistic mount before a trump stump, overlooking a circular naturalistic hollow, impressed mark to base with numerals '9599', height 60cm (lacking glass bowl).

A small group of collectors' items, including an American gilt metal compact with enamelled and paste set mounts, width 7cm, a pair of aluminium and abalone opera glasses, a white metal bracelet and a pair of lorgnettes.