Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A 19th century cast brass and porcelain charger, the centre painted with the portrait of a young Victorian lady, within a wide pierced and foliate cast border, diameter 31cm.

A collection of drinking accessories, including a Laurent Perrier champagne bucket, a Moet & Chandon champagne bucket, a Britvic ice bucket of pineapple form, height 29cm, a pine four-division bottle store, width 47cm, and a large metal punch bowl.

A collection of Edwardian glass lustres and prism drops, various late 19th century glass gas light arms of swan neck form, several glass light shades and a Victorian brass standard lamp (faults).

A set of three modern South-east Asian verdigris bronze figures of immortals, height 22cm, together with a group of other Asian cast metal models.

A quantity of mainly 19th century pewter, including three Victorian quarts and a set of six plates, diameter 24.5cm.

A pair of late 19th century French Gothic Revival cast ormolu four-light candelabra, each stem applied with three enamelled panels depicting medieval style soldiers, height 48cm.

A 20th century Continental carved white marble bust of a young maiden, with carved foliate detail to the front, unsigned, height 42cm.

A Regency copper samovar with gilt brass tap and turned wooden handles, height 40cm.

AA selection of artwork produced for 'At Home with Art', a partnership between Homebase and the Tate Gallery, including a porcelain sculpture by Alison Wilding, an Anish Kapoor 'teardrop' table lamp, a Richard Deacon metal sculpture, two Royal Doulton porcelain plates designed by Richard Wentworth, and three coat hooks designed by Anthony Gormley.

A collection of Winston Churchill commemorative items, including a Heritage Sculptures bronzed composite bust, height 17cm, a Royal Doulton character jug, two Manor Collectables porcelain bulldogs and various paper collectables.

Rolf Harris - 'Intuition', a brown patinated cast bronze of two hands, limited edition number 96/595, boxed, height 30cm.

A 19th century patinated cast metal figure of a maiden holding an amphora, height 34cm.

A mid-Victorian anthropomorphic taxidermy study of two red squirrels having a boxing match, each wearing miniature fashioned boxing gloves and trunks, modelled with a wooden rope-bound ring, within an ebonized and glazed rectangular case, height 37cm, width 49cm, depth 18cm. Note: this taxidermy specimen is possibly one of a series of five made by William Hart & Sons.

A quantity of Goodwood Festival and Goodwood Revival memorabilia, including programmes and club books, together with a group of automobilia related books.

A 19th century gilt metal table plateau of square form, raised on four dolphin cast feet and inset with a mirrored glass base, width 30cm.

An early 20th century Black Forest oak twin-division casket, ornately decorated with antlers and boar tusks, height 29cm, width 29cm, depth 19cm.

A pair of 20th century pink glazed pottery table lamps of segmented baluster form, height 65cm.

A mixed group of collectors' items, including a leather fire bucket, a Victorian patent magneto-electric machine (faults), and three painted porcelain panels depicting Dickens characters.

An Art Nouveau copper tappit lidded jug by John Sankey & Sons, embossed with stylized flora against a graduated cylindrical body, height 24cm, and an early 20th century WMF copper kettle on a brass burner stand, height 30cm.