SOLD FOR £180
A 19th Century mahogany chest of 4 drawers with ring drop handles, raised on bracket feet 76cm h x 57cm w x 43cm d
SOLD FOR £180
A 19th Century rectangular mahogany side table fitted a drawer with brass handles, raised on square tapered supports with shaped undertier 71cm h x 56cm w x 44cm d
SOLD FOR £190
A 19th Century mahogany bow front chest of 2 short and 3 long drawers with replacement swan neck drop handles, raised on splayed bracket feet 106cm h x 106cm w x 48cm d
SOLD FOR £75
A Victorian shallow wall display cabinet fitted a later mirror and glass shelves 100cm h x 56cm w x 16cm d
SOLD FOR £70
An 18th Century oak bureau, the fall front revealing a stepped fitted interior with drawers and well above 4 drawers with original brass plate drop handles, raised on bracket feet 108cm h x 106cm w x 59cm d
SOLD FOR £180
A 19th Century Georgian style mahogany bow front box tea table, raised on club supports 70cm h x 45cm w x 22cm d
SOLD FOR £160
A Victorian heavily carved oak side table, the raised back carved lion mask, fitted a drawer, raised on spiral turned supports 103cm h x 113cm w x 54cm d
SOLD FOR £170
A 19th Century mahogany bow front and crossbanded side table fitted 3 drawers, raised on square tapered supports 77cm h x 91cm w x 53cm d
SOLD FOR £140
An 18th Century oak crossbanded chest of 2 short and 3 long drawers, raised on bracket feet 106cm h x 91cm w x 49cm d
SOLD FOR £75
A 19th Century turned mahogany snap top wine table, raised on a turned column and tripod base 68cm x 46cm
SOLD FOR £540
An important Royal Flying Corps ( R.F.C ) photograph and scrapbook album dating from 1912. The property of Harry Ware ( b. 1892 ) an Air Mechanic 1st Class in the RFC Motor Transport Division, Service Number 536. The album containing photographs and postcards of RFC individuals and Squadrons at work and recreation including Victoria cross recipients Billy Bishop and James McCudden. The majority of the photographs have pen notes underneath identifying members and their dates of death during the war. The latter half of the album are photographs culminating in by this time Senior Equipment Staff Officer Ware's career based in Africa then subsequent retirement in 1948.
SOLD FOR £75
A black, green and brown ground Chobi Kilim runner with all over diamond design 189cm x 67cm
SOLD FOR £220
A white and blue ground North Persian floral patterned carpet with central medallion and multi-row border 270cm x 182cm
SOLD FOR £80
A green, tan and black ground Maimana Kilim rug with overall diamond design 193cm x 125cm
SOLD FOR £55
A blue and green ground Caucasian style rug with central floral medallion within a 3 row border 118cm x 95cm (in wear)
SOLD FOR £95
A Victorian oval engraved silver double sovereign case London 1864 (damage to top), an Edwardian silver spoon decorated the Arms of Parliament London 1907 and a silver match slip Birmingham 1928, 74 grams
SOLD FOR £130
A Georgian silver helmet shaped cream jug with armorial decoration, London 1786, maker Thomas Liddiard, 101 grams
SOLD FOR £280
Joseph Elford of Lymington, an 18th Century single handled 30 hour longcase clock with bird cage movement, the 25.5cm dial with gilt spandrel, Roman numerals, complete with pendulum and weight, no bell, contained in a painted case 194cm h
SOLD FOR £340
Jaeger Le Coultre, an Atmos clock no.114267, circa 1960's, with rarer square white enamelled dial, Arabic numerals, contained in a gilt brass case 24cm h x 20cm w x 16cm d
SOLD FOR £130
Henry Sanderson, a Georgian fusee pair cased pocket watch, movement signed Henry Sanderson London 1911, with Egyptian columns, circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals, contained in a gilt and tortoiseshell effect case
SOLD FOR £80
Burnsdean 609 Commercial Road London, a silver cased open faced key wind pocket watch with enamelled dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary second hand, the movement numbered 87067, London 1901 (currently running), together with a John Walker 76 The Strand, a Continental silver cased open face key wind pocket watch with black dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary second hand (currently running, no key)
SOLD FOR £110
A lady's 18ct gold cased wristwatch, the square dial with Roman numerals, on a gilt metal bracelet
SOLD FOR £130
A lady's Mepa 18ct gold cased wristwatch with rectangular dial, Arabic numerals and gilt metal bracelet
SOLD FOR £380
A late 19th Century early 20th Century open faced key wind pocket watch, contained in an 18ct gold case, the back marked Examined by Barraud & Lunds 41 Cornhill London and numbered 1550, 30 grams gross complete with key
SOLD FOR £180
A lady's 1930's Swiss platinum and diamond set cocktail wristwatch, the square white dial with Arabic numerals