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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".

A George III oak bureau with fall-flap revealing a fitted interior resting on lopers, over 4 graduated cockbeaded drawers with brass loop handles, oval escutcheons and bracket feet. 40" wide.

A Victorian mahogany shop display cabinet on stand, the upper part having 4 glazed sides including sliding doors and shelves, seated on a moulded stand with octagonal taper and ring turned legs with brass castors. 32" wide, 17" deep, 48" high.

A Victorian mahogany writing table, having inset moulded top over 2 moulded drawers with turned handles, on taper turned legs, with brass and ceramic castors, 36" wide, 24" deep.

A 19th century upholstered armchair with mahogany square taper legs, having brass and ceramic castors and upholstered in gold velvet.

A Victorian mahogany chaise longue with scroll carved left hand bulk, scrollling legs with brass castors, serpentine seat and buttoned back, upholstered in brown dralon, 68" wide.

A pair of Regency rosewood salon chairs, having a brass inlaid top rail over twin scroll tie rails, cane seats and on sabre legs.

An early 19th century Colonial hardwood Captain's sea chest with moulded top, brass strapwork and wire loop handles.

A Victorian oak free-standing dinner gong with a scrolling carved frame embellised with fruit with brass gong and striker

An Edwardian mahogany purdonium with satinwood crossbanding throughough, having moulded shelf over bevelled mirror, over a fall front with shaped apron and brass castors.

An Edwardian mahogany tub chair with crossbanded and string inlaid arm supports and square taper legs with brass and ceramic castors, later loose covers.

A Victorian ebonised nursing chair with ring turned forelegs, brass and ceramic castors, upholstered in green velvet with a floral beadwork panel.

A George III mahogany bowfront chest with cross-banded top, 2 sort and 3 long graduated cockbeaded drawers with brass knob handles and turned feet, 40" wide.

A Victorian brass framed fire screen with Art Nouveau handle, sunburst cut and bevelled mirror panel and shaped legs, 25" wide, 24" high.

A Regency mahogany Pembroke table with double moulded deep drawer and opposing dummy, on ring turned pillar, with 4 moulded sabre legs with brass castors, 29" x 21".

An antique continental painted pine serpentine chest, having moulded top, painted K*D 1799, within a cartouche, over 4 floral painted drawers with brass rope ring handles, on painted stand with cabriole legs, 48" wide, 25" deep, 45" high.

A pair of Victorian mahogany pier cabinets, having marble tops over a moulded frieze and 2 carved and arch panelled doors with brass grilles and plinth base, 40" wide, 16" deep, 36" high.

A late Victorian walnut pot cupboard with moulded top and single full length door with brass handle and plinth.

A Regency style mahogany twin pillar dining table with moulded D-ends and further leaf, raised on baluster pedestals with 3 sabre legs and brass paw castors, 40" x 84" max.

A Victorian rosewood centre table with serpentine shaped and moulded oval top, with frieze drawers, cabriole legs and shaped scrolling X-frame stretcher, on brass castors, 52" x 32".

A mahogany longcase clock, the marquetry case with shaped and pillared hood and eagle and ball finials, the trunk with neo-classical designs of winged females over an arched trunk door with central vignette of a water carrying maiden and eagle, the moulded base with folite scrolling shell and urn panel,on bracket feet, the 12" brass dial having cast spandrels, 'tempest fugit' and eagle rondel to arch, silvered chapter ring and subsidiary seconds ring, having Roman hour numerals and Arabic minute and seconds numerals, matted center with date aperture, 8-day movement striking on a bell, 90" high.

An Edwardian miniature longcase clock with carved oak case, square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, 8-day movement striking a gong, 20" high.

A gilt brass carriage timepiece, 6" high.

A brass cased American ship's clock by Seth Thomas, 8-day movement, 7" dia.

A George III black lacquer and painted bracket clock having pagoda top with loop handle, dentil moulding over glazed door revealing a 6 .5" brass dial having applied spandrels, date ring to the arch, Roman hour and Arabic minute numerals to the chapter ring, 8-day movement, 9" wide, 6.5" deep, 18" high.

An Edwardian string inlaid mahogany oval serving tray with low level brass gallery, 27" wide.

An Edwardian shell inlaid mahogany rectangular serving tray having raised banded gallery, brass handle and shaped base, 24" wide.

A Dutch East Indies brass mounted coffer, early 18th century, restorations to hinges, h.47cm., w.113cm., d.51cm.

A Regency pollard oak and rosewood centre table, circa 1820, with a brass-inlaid top, on a reeded column, h.71cm., w.73cm., d.66cm.

A set of three Victorian steel and brass fire-irons, circa 1840, l.77cm.

A Regency rosewood and brass-inlaid work box/ writing box, circa 1820, the interior with small removeable tray of compartments for sewing, with a drawer below fitted with a writing slope, h.22cm., w.36cm., d.24cm.

A George III mahogany cellaret, circa 1790, with brass side handles, h.67cm., w.49cm., d.38cm.

A pair of Rudolstadt octagonal porcelain plaques, 'The Rape of The Sabine Women', and another, within ebonised and brass frames with oval inset stones, 37cm overall, (plaques 16cm high)

A George III yew wood veneered tea caddy with boxwood stringing supported on brass ball feet, with two interior lined compartments, 21.5cm wide

A Victorian burr walnut writing slope with decorative brass mounts engraved 'Miss J. Wells', the interior with a lift out tray, two glass inkwells and engraved brass mounts, 27cm wide

An Arts & Crafts two handled brass jardiniere, with punched handle decoration, 18cm high, a brass flagon and a pottery lamp, (in Charlotte Rhead style)

Two Keswick School brass finger plates with repousse and hammered foliage, each with monogram, 19.5 x 8.5 and 26.5 x 8.5cm

A Benham and Froud brass and copper teapot on stand with burner, designed by Christopher Dresser, with scalloped and petal shaped trimmings, marked to base, 28cm overall

A 1920's Bulle electric dome clock, the battery housed in a central brass pillar on a turned mahogany base, associated dome, 42cm high

A late 19th century lacquered brass sextant, by Henry Hughes & Sons, 59 Fenchurch St. London, in a mahogany fitted case

A 19th century brass skeleton clock with a single chain driven fusee movement, under a glass dome on a stepped marble base, 35cm overall

An Edwardian pierced brass mantel clock, 32cm high

An 18th century oak longcase clock, the 12 inch brass dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar rings, and inscribed Edward Hunsdon, Chelmsford, with a 5 pillar movement

A late 19th century brass repeating carriage clock, the architectural case with a triangular pediment over two pairs of corinthian columns, the enamel dial with printed decoration, the twin train movement striking on a gong, 23cm high