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A Victorian weighted brass door stop 180mm tall

A George IV rosewood and crossbanded tea table, the D-shaped fold-over top on a bombé frieze with a shaped square column, quadripartite base with splayed legs, brass paw caps and castors, 35in. (89cm) wide.

A late Victorian mahogany and inlaid small bookcase with a three-quarter pierced gilt-brass gallery to the top, three shelves and square tapered legs, 21in. (53cm) wide.

A William IV mahogany dining chair with a scrolled and acanthus carved back splat, cover-over seat on turned and reeded legs with brass caps and castors.

A 19th Century walnut cross and feather banded corner cabinet, the moulded cornice above a door enclosing shaped shelves with lacquered brass frieze and base, 36in. (92cm) high.

An upholstered armchair in the Victorian style with turned legs, brass caps and castors.

A Victorian oak purdonium with an art nouveau style brass overhead handle and a carved opening slope.

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson set of six oak dining chairs, all with a lattice weave back splats, leather and brass studded cover-over seats on octagonal tapered legs with an H-stretchers, includes two open armchairs and all with signed mouse motif to the leg. (6)

A brass and iron banded cauldron with an iron overhead swing handle and tapered sides, 23 in. (60cm) diam.

An upholstered armchair in a blue and yellow striped fabric with bun feet and brass castors.

U.K. Brass threepences (approx. 29), also large quantity of pennies and half pennies, tuppences 1797.

Album of 50 silver sixpences from 1882, 36 silver threepences, 30 brass threepences.

A Royal Doulton figure 'Geisha' HN1234, signed with initials 'N.L.W.', 18cm high, mounted for use as a lamp base on turned wooden plinth with reeded brass column.

A three-piece clock garniture, the gilt brass dial inscribed 'Aird & Thomson, Glasgow', eight-day movement striking on a coiled gong with two painted porcelain plaques to front, urn finial and all moulded, the side garnitures floral painted porcelain and gilt brass mounted, the clock 28cm high.

A late 19th Century walnut cased mantel clock, the silvered dial and square brass case with an eight-day movement striking on a coiled gong, the moulded case with bun feet, 26cm high.

A Victorian mahogany apothecary's box, the square hinged lid with a brass inset handle opening to reveal glass jars with stoppers and a base drawer, 19cm wide.

An oil lamp with a cut glass reservoir on a brass corinthian column with a square stepped base, later converted to electricity, 54cm high.

A brass jardiniere with lion's mask handles and on three paw feet.

An oak and leather covered shotgun case bearing a label to the inside 'For Stephen Grant', the exterior with brass banded corners, 86cm wide.

A Magic Lantern with an ebonised box and lacquered brass front on a wooden plinth base, later fitted for electricity and together with a quantity of lantern slides. (4 boxes)

A small brass cylindrical spring-loaded letter balance by Winfield, Birmingham, no.170, a McGill's Patent desk stamp, an art nouveau decorated desk stand (a.f.) and a stationery rack. (4)

Two Victorian military swords by Hawkes, brass hilts with a Royal Insignia, one with a brass scabbard, the other metal. (2)

A quantity of kitchenalia including; two flat irons with wooden handles, a coffee grinder by Kenrick, a pair of brass candlesticks, coffee percolator, pewter tankards etc.

A brass scroll case and a quantity of glass beads.

A Victorian brass fire fender with a rail and turned spindles to front flanked by acanthus scrolls, 140cm wide.

A 19th Century brass fireside shovel, a range trivet with a pierced top, a further range trivet, a toasting fork and a knife in a scabbard. (5)

An oil lamp with a painted opaque glass reservoir on a lacquered brass column and black slate base.

A ceiling suspended blue glass lampshade with gilt brass top and base and further drops.

A large copper ship's light with a brass overhead handle, inscribed 'Port', 73cm high.

A mahogany and brass banded clinker built jardiniere by Lister with ring handles to side.

A quantity of brass and other fittings for doors and furniture together with curtain rings and hooks and similar items.

A brass firescreen frame with art nouveau style scrolled tops and spreading feet.

A late Victorian walnut glove-box with a brass diamond shape plaque and further brass decoration to the top and front, 29cm wide.

A theodolite 'The Director' No.12 Mk IV, no.275 by H.B., black enamelled and lacquered brass within a fitted wooden case and together with tripod stand also cased.

A black slate mantel clock with an enamel chapter ring and eight-day movement, case of architectural form with four reeded brass columns and a brass relief moulded frieze, 39cm wide.

A Victorian copper kettle with an overhead handle, shaped spout, a further circular copper kettle with a turned wooden handle on brass supports. (2)

A mid 19th Century copper samovar (lacks cover), turned wooden handles and a brass tap to front on a narrow stem and spreading base, 33cm high.

A Chinese brass jardiniere with twin lion-dog moulded handles and of circular shape with further moulding, 33cm wide.

Three sets of brass curtain rings and a simulated bamboo fruitwood coat-rack with four turned hooks. (2)

A 300-day mantel clock, gilt brass with glass dome (a.f.).

A mantel clock, the key-wind movement within a marble and gilt brass mounted case with a flaming urn finial to the top, 27cm high.

A marble mantel clock, the silvered dial with alarm and second dials, gilt brass columns and a variegated off-white case, 26cm high.

A pocket surveyors level by Georg Butenschon, Hamburg, no.DRP36735, black enamel and gilt brass within a leather semi-circular case.

An Edison Standard phonograph, model C, no.S263576, with a black lacquered and brass horn, the domed case with carrying handle and together with sixteen various cylindrical records, operating instructions and purchase receipt.

A French brass folding fan fire-screen with mask and wing motif to the front.

A pair of brass fire tongs and further items of brass ware including; a fire-dog, large and small trivets, a caddy and a clip. (6)

A brass door-stop in the form of a horse and a brass figure of a greyhound on a green onyx base. (2)

A pair of Danish brass candlesticks with large sconces. (2)

A Chinese padouk wood two-leaf room screen with oval lacquered panels to centre, ivory and mother-of-pearl inlaid to depict birds and foliage on a blue ground to centre and a black ground to the outside with brass castors, 66in. (168cm) wide.

An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood crossbanded jardiniere stand with a brass liner, drop finial and undertier.

An oak and brass banded coopered log-bin with an internal metal liner, tapered sides with drop handles and a later circular top, 18 in. (47cm) wide.

A mahogany purdonium with a brass overhead swing handle, slope opening to reveal liner.

A 19th Century mahogany eight-day longcase clock, the arch brass dial inscribed 'J. Reed, Brampton', the hood with a swan-neck pediment, the trunk with a shaped door and turned columns.

A mahogany and kingwood parquetry table in the Louis XVI style, the oval inlaid top with a gilt brass band, diamond inlaid frieze with drawer on cabriole legs with undertier and further gilt brass mounts, 21 in., 55cm wide.

An Edwardian stained beech purdonium with a brass overhead handle and hinges.

A Regency mahogany firescreen with pull-out leaves, all boxwood strung and on splayed legs with brass caps and castors, 19 in. (50cm) wide closed.

A Regency Flame Mahogany Brass Inlaid Bracket Clock. The round painted dial signed Jno. Houghton Birmingham with twin fusee movement striking a bell. The case surmounted by a semi-spherical domed pediment with brass finial and curved inlay above a moulded top. The front inlaid with swags hung from flower heads and curve linear bands with bellflowers and cornucopia ornamenting the canted corners. The sides having gothic arched grills below ring handles on round embossed black plates. Standing 28 ins (72 cms) overall in height on gilt brass ball feet.

A Fine 19th Century Inlaid Mahogany Bowfront Linen Press. The upper section having a domed cornice with reeded moulding to the edge and inlaid panels of satinwood banding. The two cupboard doors having fine flame mahogany veneered oval panels in banded borders outlined in stringing with a brass strip to the centre, opening to reveal four linen slides. The chest base with moulded top and three long drawers inlaid with curve linear stringing standing on outswept bracket feet 48 ins (122 cms) wide, 88 ins (224 cms) tall.

A Fine Regency Rosewood Fold Over Card Table in the Gillows style. The top inlaid with brass fleur-de-lys to the rounded corners, and scroll-ended stringing to the border, with further stringing enhancing the edges, folding over to display the green baize playing surface. The frieze having a long moulded breakfront panel edged in gilt metal tongue & dart beading, the upswept ends embellished with scrolls of brass inlaid acanthus with small turned roundels applied to the terminals. Standing 36 ins (91 cms) wide on a square tapering column with recessed panel sides edged in decoratively cast beading and a rectangular platform raised on four reeded sabre legs headed by carved palm leaves and terminating on brass lion paw feet and castors.

A Louis XVI Marquetry Commode. The Bardiglio marble top measuring 49 ins x 23 ins (125 cms x 58 cms) having breakfront corners above canted sides inlaid with ebonized fluting and headed by cast laurel garland mounts. The two long drawers decoratively veneered in panels with interlaced geometric bandings and a marquetried basket of flowers & musical instruments suspended from a bow to the centre. Standing on inlaid square tapering legs with brass caps.