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An early 19th century mahogany square washstand, the later top covering three bowl recesses above a shaped frieze on square supports, a central drawer with replaced brass handle, to spade feet, 15in (38cm) wide.

An early George II japanned cabinet on stand, having a pair of rectangular doors, decorated figures and birds in river landscape with gilt brass shaped and engraved hinges and escutcheons, enclosing an arrangement of drawers with plate handles, the stand with a decorated frieze on cabriole legs to pad feet, 3ft 5in (104cm) wide, 5ft 9.5in (176.5cm) high.

A George III wing armchair, on mahogany square legs united by an H stretcher, to brass roller castors.

A set of early 19th century mahogany and parcel gilt book shelves, the rectangular moulded edge top above three graduated shelves, brass side carrying handles to a panelled frieze and square tapering legs (gilt worn), 30.5in (77.5cm) wide.

A George III mahogany chest, the applied moulded edge top above two short and three long graduated drawers fitted brass swan neck handles, the base moulding on bracket feet, 3ft 11in (119cm) wide.

A 19th century bobbin turned yew easy open armchair, with padded arms and a later loose cushion, the legs on brass castors.

An early 19th century mahogany campaign chest in two parts, the reeded edge top above four veneered drawers with later wood knob handles, the sides with brass carrying handles, on bracket feet, 3ft 1.5in (95cm) wide.

A set of three brass fire irons, with turned knop shafts and handles, the pierced shovel inj. (3)

A leather covered box stamped 'Admiralty Physician General', with a single brass ring handle, plush lined interior with a brass Chubb's lock, 10.5in (26.7cm) wide.

An Edwardian oak table desk, by Gastrell & Co, the hinged cover with a brass plaque inscribed `Presented to Capt. W.G. Burnett on his retirement from the Rolle Estate.... Sept 29th 1903' and a fall with Bramah lock and an inset blotter, to a fitted interior with stationary rack leather bound books vault drawers and hinged pigeon holes, an ivory plaque `Gastrell & Co Makers, Kensington', the sides with sunken brass handles, 25.5in (65cm) wide.

An 18th century japanned longcase clock, with chinosiere decoration, the eight day movement striking on a bell, to an arched brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the boss inscribed Josh Herring, London, the glazed pagoda hood above and arched trunk door, the base with a plinth moulding, 7ft 7in (231cm) high.

A set of William IV rosewood veneered and brass open shelves, the leaf and scroll carved crest to a brass leaf gallery with turned finials, the four reel applied shelves with X supports to ball feet, 26.5in (67.3cm).

A Victorian brass microscope, by W.E & F.Newton. 3 Fleet St. Temple Bar. London., the cylindrical body with side focasing handle, to a plano mirror, in a mahogany fitted case.

A mahogany and glazed barograph, the six tier vacuum with lacquered brass supports, an ink bottle, the lift off bevelled cover to a chart drawer, 14.75in (37.5cm) wide.

A 19th century oval brass cased carriage clock, the platform lever escapement striking on a gong, (alarm works missing) by Drocourt, No. 7745, to a white enamel dial, cracks, inscribed (worn) with a subsidiary alarm dial, the case foliage engraved, 7in (17.8cm) high, with a leather travelling case.

A brass cased mantel clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell, with an outside count wheel, stamped Japy Freres, to an opaque chapter ring, the case with an urn surmount, side handles, the base on cast scroll feet, 15.75in (40cm) high.

A late 19th century French gilt brass lyre shape mantle timepiece, with a platform escapement, the back stamped Vincenti & Cie, to a circular foliage painted enamel dial, the case with a sunburst mask surmount, to an oval base with a torch and arrow applique, 9.5in (24. 1cm) high.

A Victorian circular wall timepiece, the single fusee movement to a circular paper dial, to a brass bezel and mahogany frame (cracked), 15in (38cm) dia. (inj.)

A 19th century mahogany and brass inlaid drop dial wall timepiece, the single fusee movement to a re-enamelled circular dial, the mahogany and veneered case with carved scrolls an a glazed panel, 19. 75in (50.2cm) high. (restored with replacements)

A William IV mahogany and brass inlaid drop dial wall timepiece, the single fusee movement to a circular enamel (pitted) dial, above a shaped glazed aperture and ribbed appliques, the curved base with brass decoration and a door, 20.5in (52cm) high.

A German architectural walnut mantel clock, the 8 day movement striking on two gongs, to a brass dial with silvered chapter ring and cherub spandrels, 14.25in (36.2cm) high.

A mahogany and paterae inlaid mantle timepiece, the later platform escapement to a circular enamel dial, on brass ball feet, 7in (17. 8cm) high.

A walnut mantel clock, the German 8 day movement striking on two gongs, to a brass dial with silver chapter ring, with subsidiary regulator dial, with bevelled arcaded glass side, with gilt brass mounts, 9.5in (24cm) high.

A 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell to a arched dial painted a shepherd above spandrels inscribed ?ercer, Debenham with a subsidiary seconds dial, the hood with a shaped outline door with swan neck pediment with central brass ball and spire fluted pilasters, the trunk door with an ebonzied edge to fluted corners, the base on bracket feet (old restoration) 7ft 4in (223.5cm) high.

An officer's flintlock pistol by C. Lowe, London, brass furniture, 7in. barrel, 13.5in (34.2cm) overall.

An Edwardian plaster cast and painted salmon, by Macleay, Inverness, mounted with a paper label, the moulded oak frame with a brass plaque inscribed 'Salmon Ferox, Caught in Loch Shin by The Rev. John Wright, Shrewsbury, 20th June 1905, Weight 12 lbs.' 3ft 3.25in (99.6cm) wide.

A Brass and Wooden Stereoscopic Viewer with a quantity of Cards.

A Painted metal XIX Century Bullseye Hand Lantern and a brass and metal red hand Lantern by Powell & Hammer of Birmingham No 515.

Veteran AA Full Members Badge In brass dating from 1906/7. The largest, rarest and earliest of all AA badges with full markings on each side, issued before Stenson Cooke was officially secretary of AA. Very good condition. 15cm

Phoenix Assurance Co Advertising Mascot In brass depicting phoenix rising from ashes. Dates from 1920s with 'Phoenix Assurance' to base on marble mount. Very rare.

Edwardian Welsh Dragon Mascot In brass, originally fitted to scuttle of a car. Large (16x12cm) and most unusual.

Pre-War Propeller In laminated mahogany with brass leading edges. Well polished, original and very good condition. 200cm

Italian Grand Prix Participants Dashboard Plaque For 1935 race at Monza, pressed brass, 7x2cm

Early Levels Filling Jugs One gallon petrol jug, I.C.E. lubricating oil jug and gear oil jug dating from early 1900's in steel with brass labels. Original very good condition, very rare. (3)

Bugatti Type 23 Brescia Conical Jack By H. Pingeot Clermont, bearing brass plates 'Gergovia 500' and 'Licence Michelin'. Circa 1923 and in full working order. Very rare. 21cm

Turner Quadrant Tyre Pump Dating from 1905, excellent working condition with cast iron footplate, brass chamber and hose. Makers plate to front. 60cm

Rolls-Royce Oil Syringes As supplied with Silver Ghost, Phantom, 20 and 20/25 models. By Nesthill in brass, both long and short reach. Excellent, working condition.

Edwardian Car Ephemera Comprising a well-detailed French brass dish c1904 depicting a touring car, three badges including early Michelin, a 1903 Paris-Madrid watch fob and others. (6)

Edwardian Racing Car Photograph Frame Oval in brass, dating from 1904 decorated with image of speeding car in some detail including driver. Very good condition, 9cm tall.

A square brass miniature frame, with a circular brass mount on a blue plush base under faceted glass, aperture 4.12" diameter

A pierced brass miniature frame, circa 1870, with faceted glass and domed top, the border with pierced foliate decoration and with pierced easel stand, aperture height 4.75" x 3.6"

A Victorian brass bound walnut duet writing box with fitted interior, 20" wide.

A Victorian brass kettle with turned ebonised handle and a similar bell.

A pair of Victorian brass candlesticks with turned and facetted stems, 12" high.

An early Belling & Co electric convector heater of neo-classical brass design, model 918.

A George III mahogany Stilton coaster with brass castors, 16" wide.

A Georgian mahogany rectangular cutlery box with brass handle, 18" wide.

A George III mahogany 2 section tea caddy with extensive inlays to the rectangular body with brass loop handle and fitted interior, 9" wide.

A Victorian mahogany writing box with brass loop handles and secret drawer, 14" wide.

A Victorian polished brass upright fireside companion with turned finials comprising stand, poker, tools and shovel, 28" high.

An Indian brass hanging lantern of pierced design.

A carved teak glove box and pair of brass dwarf candlesticks.

An Edwardian string inlaid oval serving tray with brass handles, 17" wide.

A Victorian brass preserve pan with swing handle, 14" dia, and copper warmer.

A Georgian mahogany cased monocular gilt brass microscope with further lenses, no maker's name, 10".

A brass and mahogany table scale with mahogany drawer base together with a Flockhart chemist's dispensary box with 16 miniature bottles, and another.

A Maw & Son treen linament box with bottle and stopper inside and 2 brass boot displays, 5" high.

A Victorian brass and mahogany pill making board with slide and accessories.

A pair of Georgian green glass flagon decanters, of compressed circular form, with loop handle brass collars and brass and cork stoppers, 8.75 inches high, circa 1830.

A 19th century mahogany Pembroke table with rectangular top, frieze drawer and opposing dummy drawer with brass swan-neck handles and square taper legs. 30" x 43".