A 19th century 8 day striking longcase clock, the 30cm arch shaped dial marked William Brown of Leven and with painted highland dancers, Roman numerals, subsidiary second hand and hour hand, complete with pendulum and key, contained in an oak case 204cm h
£80-120
A 19th Century double fusee chain driven bracket clock, the 20cm dial marked Benham & Sons Wigmore Street London, with gilt spandrels, possible later hands, contained in an ebonised case with carrying handle, the reverse with 13cm plain unsigned back plate, complete with pendulum and key 42cm h 30cm w x 19cm h
£300-500
A fusee open faced key wind pocket watch with enamelled dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary second hand, contained in a silver case London 1842, on a later turned wooden night stand, complete with key
£40-60
Tree of 121-122 Gt Dover St, London S.E, a lady's late 19th century 18ct gold case key wind, fob watch with Roman numerals, contained in an 18ct gold case 43g gross (excluding glass), complete with key
£500-600
Thomas Lloyd, a cased key wind fusee pocket watch with enamelled dial, Arabic numerals and minute indicator, the movement signed Thomas Lloyd A D Dec. 1835, complete with key, contained in a silver case Birmingham 1835
£50-75
Michael Simpson, a limited edition bronze figure of a meerkat no.50/250 5cm and 1 other of a Meerkat standing on a branch marked 35/250 9cm, both with makers mark
£100-150
Six miniature bronze figures including a pair of rutting stags 3cm, a standing stag 4cm, running fox 3cm, frog 3cm and dormouse on toadstool 3cm
£130-160
Michael Simpson, a limited edition bronze figure of a hedgehog the base stamped and no. 141/250 6cm and 1 other of a Dormouse 4cm, stamped and no. 80/250, a bronze seal in the form of a Dog of Fo 2cm and a bronze figure of a seated gentleman with large parasol 6cm
£60-80
A bronze seal in the form of a seated dog of Fo on a square base 4cm, ditto frog 4cm, bronze figure of a lizard the base marked Geckoman 10cm and a small carved figure 3cm
£80-120
A Casualty group of 3 medals to 1741 Pte. Later Lance Corporal William George Ashton 12th London Regt. comprising 1914-15 Star, British War medal and Victory medal together with discharge badge numbered 122695 and discharge certificate dated 1/8/1917, 2 Defence medals and certificates, a Masonic Duke of Sussex charity jewellery and 2 cap badges
£100-150