A part canteen of silver cutlery, mid 20th Century and with marks for Sheffield and retailers mark of Mappin & Webb, the service consisting of four serving spoons, six dessert spoons, two sauce ladles, five teaspoons, four dessert forks, five soup spoons and six table forks (32 pieces), approx. 1.7 kg in weight.

A small quantity of silver and plate including a pair of silver napkin rings with marks for Chester, a silver condiment set and further items.

A suite of opal and white sapphire set jewellery, consisting of a ring, two ear clips and a brooch (4).

An opal and ruby pendant, together with a sapphire and diamond chip set pendant (2).

A part canteen of silver plated fiddle and thread pattern cutlery, together with a number of bone handled knives.

A small quantity of silver and other items, including napkin rings etc.

A Waltham Watch Company hunter pocket watch in an engraved gold plated case.

A silver cased pocket watch chronograph with central stopwatch seconds hand, subsidiary dials for seconds and date, the movement stamped "Patented May 3rd 1883".

A 17th Century style seal top spoon with fig shaped bowl, a further decorative spoon with gilt bowl and term knop and six Apostle topped coffee spoons (8).

A collection of various coinage.

A small watercolour of a Continental gentleman playing a guitar, together with a Limoges porcelain box and further decorative items, all within a circular hat box.

An Art Deco diamond set watch, the hexagonal face with Arabic numerals.

A George V silver two handled cup and spoon, marks for London 1916 and makers mark of Charles S Harris & Sons, all in a fitted case.

A Victorian silver three piece bachelor's teaset, the teapot with frill rim, chased floral banded decoration and a fluted base, standing on ball feet with ebony handle and matching sugar bowl and milk jug, marks for London 1894 (3).

A George V silver cream jug with gadrooned rim and ball feet, marks for London 1922, a silver tea strainer with pierced bowl and twin handles and a silver sauce boat (3).

A pair of William IV silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles, marks for London 1837 and with a quantity of plate including a three piece teaset, sauce boat etc.

A quantity of various ceramics including a Burleigh ware lustre vase decorated with fish, two Coalport porcelain figures of ladies etc.

A collection of various furnishing prints.

A small quantity of coinage including a George III silver penny and a silver cigarette case.

A pair of American silver pin dishes moulded in the form of flower heads, each 2 3/4" diameter.

A brass Arts and Crafts hammered inkwell of cylindrical form decorated with stylised leaf designs, 2 3/4" high, and a circular Arts and Crafts copper dish, 6" diameter. (2)

A possible late 18th Century Chinese cup and cover decorated with birds amongst bamboo in blue, iron red and gilt highlights, 4 3/4" high.

A Victorian silver plated tea pot of lobed design, 5 1/2" high.

A silver plate made to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee, 52-77, decorated by The College of Arms, 10" diameter.

A Bernard Moore lustre vase of inverted baluster form, decorated with waves on the sea of ochres, greens, reds blues and yellows with gilt highlights, 9 1/4" high.

Two pairs of Dutch Delft plates, 9 1/4" diameter, and three further plates (cracks and damages)(7)

A 19th Century Wedgwood Jasperware teaset consisting of a teapot and stand, hot water jug, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug and a further bowl, together with a good quantity of various items of ceramics and glass including meat platters decanters, vases, bowls etc.

A coloured print of St Mary's Church, the view taken from the top of the Radcliffe Library, 9" x 11 1/2", a black lacquered folding occasional table with gilt flower and ribbon tied decoration, 17 1/2" wide, a photograph of Mr Cousins Hart, Master of the Rolls, a photograph of W. Green, the President of the American Federation of Labour, signed and inscribed, and a further print of London. (5)

A late 19th Century black slate mantel clock of classical portico form with fluted pilaster columns, the movement striking on a gong, 12" wide, and an oak cased Art Deco mantel clock (2)

A late Victorian oil lamp with moulded floral glass shade and floral decorated opaque reservoir, 22 1/2" high overall, and a small quantity of silver plate and cased cutlery.

A miniature rapier with steel blade and further items.

A miniature Jacobean style dining table with pleated ends and cup and cover legs, 17 3/4" long extended, complete with a miniature wainscot chair. (2)

A Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' vase with Crocus Pattern, shape no. 268, printed factory marks, 8" high.

A Maling lustre glazed bowl with floral decoration and gilded rims, printed factory marks, 3 1/4" diameter, together with three Spode collector's plates 'The Noble Horse Collection' (4)

A Caithness paperweight, 'The Marriage of Charles and Diana', together with a Darlington crystal paperweight and a Royal Albert figure of 'Mrs Ribby'. (3)

A plated set of six graduated beakers indistinctly signed WMF (?) within a tan leather case.

Two silver teaspoons by Juel Jensen, further silver teaspoons etc.

A gilt metal green enamel set pendant with three stylised hanging feathers.

A set of six fiddle pattern silver teaspoons with marks for London 1840, makers mark CB, together with further plated spoons.

A Georgian mahogany tea caddy, a Victorian oak cigarette box with brass mounts, a Smiths mantel clock, an old elm bowl, a small wooden stool etc.

Some Goss crested china and other items.

A silver plated Victorian condiment set and further items of silver and plate, including two pepper pots, a cigarette case, a spoon, a yellow coloured metal stone set ring etc.

A Rollei Twin Lens Reflex camera; a Pro-Tessar 1:4 lens and further cameras and accessories.

A Noritake bowl painted with a scene of a lake by a Church, 8 1/2" diameter and further various items including a Continental porcelain basket decorated with blackberries, a Carltonware leaf moulded mug and cover, a late 18th Century English porcelain teapot etc.

A set of three Continental porcelain flower encrusted three branch wall mounted candelabra and a single Continental porcelain candlestick decorated with a boy chasing a butterfly with a net (4).

A box of various items including pens, die cast cars, two cork screws etc.

A collection of children's books including the Orange Red & Lilac Fairy Books etc.

Five books on violins including "How Many Strads?" by Doring, "Meister Italienischer Geigenbaukunst" by Walter Hamma, "The Guadagnini Family" by Doring and "The Universal Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers" by Henley (5).

A Victorian hat pin, the top mounted with a silver ball pomander, engraved, pierced and opening to reveal and sponge within, marked with registration number and silver.

A silver brush and mirror set with marks for Birmingham 1913.