Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A Victorian Tunbridge ware box by Edmund Nye, containing two cut glass inkwells and stoppers, the hinged lid and sides with mosaic foliate decoration, bearing maker's label to underside, width 10cm.

A Victorian Tunbridge ware stationery box, the sloping hinged lid with a mosaic panel of George and the Dragon within geometric bands, length 18cm.

A Victorian rosewood box, containing various needlework accoutrements, including a brass clamp with bird clip and pin cushion, length 11cm, and a Regency gilt decorated steel clamp.

A George III shagreen and white metal mounted spectacles case, length 13cm, containing a pair of spectacles, together with a pair of 19th century blue tinted spectacles and a worn leather case.

A group of seven late 19th century steel keys, length of longest 14cm.

A 19th century Indian brass figure group of Shiva and Parvati on horseback, height 19cm, together with another Indian brass figural mount, height 12cm.

A Tibetan polished nickel pendant mirror, diameter 10cm, an Eastern cast bronze model of a warrior sitting upon a tiger, length 8.5cm, and a patinated copper model of Buddha.

A group of archaeological pottery fragments, probably Indian, and a group of similar metal bangle fragments.

A Hoover Limited 'Ibaisaic' advertising folding pocket knife, late 1930s, the mother-of-pearl effect handle decorated to one side with the Hoover building and detailed 'Ibaisaic' to reverse, length 8cm, together with an Olympia folding pocket knife, length 8.5cm.

A 19th century bone and piqué inlaid folding fan with lacework panel, length 35cm, together with another similar fan, length 35cm.

A quantity of Edwardian and later hat pins, including a pair of Art Nouveau silver hat pins by Charles Horner, cased, a cased set of silver and enamelled hat pins and dress buttons, a 9ct gold mounted hat pin and two silver hat pin stands with hinged tops.

A Tottenham Hotspur display board bearing the autographs of the 2014-15 season team, 41cm x 51cm.

A George III wooden policeman's truncheon with gilt painted crest to the black painted cylindrical body, length 38.5cm, and two black leather policemen's truncheon holsters, length 40cm.

A Victorian wooden policeman's truncheon, gilt lettered 'V.R.', length 41cm, and another late 19th century green painted wooden truncheon with a bulbous ribbed handle, length 37cm.

A group of collectors' items, the majority relating to the Holy Land, including an Egyptian terracotta ushabti fragment, height 11cm, an olivewood scroll holder, a stone fragment, indistinctly inscribed in pencil, a pair of red leather shoes and a porcelain headed doll. Provenance: collected by Ethel Louise Bendall (née Slade), a teacher in the Holy Land, circa 1911.

A Balinese carved hardwood standing figure of a lady, height 69cm.

A modern wood cross-section sculpture, raised on a similar shaped base, height 84cm, width 47cm.

An early 20th century Geographia 10 inch terrestrial globe, held aloft by a green patinated spelter figure of Atlas, height 51cm (some faults).

A large collection of 20th century souvenir caddy spoons, contained within two collector's cabinets.