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A LATE 18TH CENTURY OAK MULE CHEST, the hinged three-quarter moulded top of two planks, the front with six rectangular fielded panels, the lower two being drawers, now with brass swan neck handles, raised on later bracket feet. Width 50". Height 41".

A LATE 18TH CENTURY WELSH COFFER BACH, the loose three-quarter moulded lid above a plain front with an arrangement of five small drawers beneath, with brass handles and keyplates throughout, and now raised on cabriole legs. Width 30". Depth 17". Height 25".

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BREAKFAST TABLE, the oblong tip up top with curved angles, on a ring turned tapered central column with four sabre shaped legs terminating in brass box castors. 60" x 38".

A REGENCY STYLE MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, the oval reeded tip up top on a baluster turned column, on four sabre shaped legs terminating in brass paw castors. 54" x 46".

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE, the oblong two flap top with curved angles above a real frieze drawer opposite a dummy, raised on turned legs terminating in brass caps. 42" x 34". Height 29".

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR, the rectangular plate between reed moulded tapered uprights terminating in brass finials, on a cheval base. Width 18". Height 18".

AN ART NOUVEAU BRASS REPOUSSE FENDER, the sides with integral dogs, fitted with four matching brass Fire Irons. Width 42". Diameter 13". Height 7.5".

A MID 19TH CENTURY FOLIATE PIERCED SHEET BRASS & REPOUSSE FENDER, with rope twist decoration, on lions paw feet. Width 43". Height 10". Depth 11".

AN EDWARDIAN BRASS FENDER, the front with low spindled gallery, flanked by pierced scrollwork. Width 54". Depth 12". Height 11".

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK LONG CASE CLOCK, with eight day two train movement, the arched painted dial with second and calendar dial, inscribed "Jno Peacock, Lincoln", the walnut banded hood with swan neck pediment surmounted by three brass globe finials, the trunk with long arched cross banded door, the base plain. Width 13". Dial Width 12". Width 13". Height 78".

A STRIPPED PINE LONG CASE CLOCK, with thirty hour movement, the square brass dial with calender aperture, the case with square hood, the trunk with long rectangular door. Base incomplete. Dial Width 11". Width 13.5". Height approximately 78".

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONG CASE CLOCK, with Wurtenbury eight day quarter striking, and Westminster chiming movement, the arched brass dial with roman numerals, inscribed "H W Sly Bury", the trunk with long arched door, the base with circular fielded panel, on a shaped plinth. Dial Width 6". Width 8". Height 68".

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WALNUT VIENNA WALL CLOCK, the two train movement driven by two cylinder brass weights, the gilt dial with rococo style spandrels, the silvered chapter ring with roman numerals, contained in a rectangular architectural case with glazed front and sides. Height 52".

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS MOUNTED POLISHED SLATE & MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, the half hour striking movement with exposed Brocet escapement, the dial with arabic numerals, in an architectural case. Width 18". Height 19".

A CASED BRASS MOUNTED ONE FOLD BOXWOOD RULE CLINOMETER, by "Steward, 405 Strand, London", with inset compass and spirit level, Length 12", and a BRASS ANEROID BAROMETER, by "Harling, London", in a drum shaped case with loop handle above and two feet beneath, Diameter 3.5". Glass AF. (2)

A STANLEY OXIDIZED BRASS IMPROVED DUMPY LEVEL, the telescope barrel stamed "Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London, 106330", Length 17", in a fitted wooden carrying case with painted Stanley label "This Instrument has the Stadia lines set 1:100".

A SET OF BRASS TROY OUNCE CYLINDER SHAPED WEIGHTS, 50ozs. to 1oz. (6) and THREE TROY OUNCE DISC WEIGHTS, (9)

A BOXED SET OF BRASS DRAUGHTSMAN INSTRUMENTS, in a fitted velvet covered lift-out tray, contained in a rosewood box with vacant brass label.

A VICTORIAN LACQUERED BRASS & JAPANNED TIN MAGIC LANTERN, by Lancaster & Son, Birmingham, Length 17", Height 8", in a Japanned tin carrying case.

A COLLECTION OF INK WELLS, including examples in glass, square and cushion shapes (7), ceramic, silver, brass and other metals - 19th & early 20th Century (18), also TWO DESK BLOTTERS, (20), and a GLASS INK RESERVOIR

A BRASS DOUBLE ENDED VASE SHAPED DESK SEAL, TWO TURNED WOOD & BRASS SEALS, a BRASS SEAL FOB & ANOTHER, and TWO SILVER PROPELLING PENCILS

THREE COPPER KETTLES, one of flat, square shape with brass repousse trade plate and logo of "The Davis Gas Slate Co. Ltd.,", Width 6.5", and one electric.

A PAIR OF PEWTER BALUSTER SHAPED CANDLESTICKS, on circular rising bases, Height 9", and a PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, on square rising bases, Height 8". (4)

A VICTORIAN BRASS INKSTAND, the lidded urn shaped well on a petalled circular base, decorated with Greek key fret band. Height 5". Diameter 7".

THREE ITEMS OF BRASS DOOR FURNITURE,: a rectangular Deadlock, 6" x 4", with key, a brass Finger Plate, 12" x 2.25", and a Knocker, Length 7".

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD WORK BOX, with fitted lift out tray, 11" x 8" x 4", and a BRASS BOUND & CORNERED MAHOGANY WRITING BOX, with fitted interior, 14" x 9", Height 4.5".

A MID 19TH CENTURY BRASS CORNERED & BOUND ROSEWOOD WRITING BOX, with brass label and keyplate, the fitted interior with slope. 15.5" x 9.5". Height 6".

A MID 19TH CENTURY BRASS CORNERED & BOUND ROSEWOOD WRITING BOX, with brass label and keyplate, the fitted interior with slope. 13.5" x 8.5". Height 5.25". Hinges AF.

A LATE 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK POCKET PISTOL, the 1.75" turn off round brass barrel London proved, the brass frame engraved with "Oakes" "London", the cock, frizzen cover, trigger, trigger guard and sliding safety catch steel, with walnut slab sided butt. Length 5.25". [M Oakes, 1758-1807]

A pair of Jones and Willis Neogothic brass floor standing candlesticks, the rounded bowl drip pans with gallery pierced with trefoil band, the knopped barley twist stems on ring turned conical feet, 92cm high (2)

A mid Victorian coromandle wood writing folder, the top cover mounted in gilt brass about a central jasperware oval sprigged with a muse making an offering to the Gods, the back cover of leather, 30 x 22cm

A pair of Holophane glass ceiling lights, each with three ribbed parts clamping together into a lens shape held on hexagonal inverted baluster brass columns, the shades 25cm diameter (2)

A late Victorian walnut cased telegraph instrument, marked to reverse N.E.R. 1000, with open deflecting needle and brass mounted communicator handle, writing shelf to the front, raised on a shaped plinth, 43.5cm high

A French brass studded and mounted leather dog's collar, fastening with padlock and key, a brass plate engraved 'Lt Garcerie St Laurent-Cerdans', approximately 15cm diameter but adjustable

A late 19th century brass crucifix, Christ nailed to a cross with trefoil ends below the INRI scroll and on a disc knopped spiral twist column, circular plinth and three half bud feet, 55cm high

A brass studded iron soldier's helmet in 17th century Spanish style with knife edge crescent front to back above the domed helmet with wavy edged brim, 23cm high

A late 19th century horn and brass inkwell, the hinged parrot head covering the inkwell in the cow's horn supported at the front by claw feet, 29cm high

A pair of 20th century table lamps, the green stone gun barrel columns with brass Corinthian capitals and stepped square feet, 58cm high (2)

An early 19th century walnut peat bucket, the tapering ring turned sides overswung by a brass handle, the interior with brass liner, 30cm high

An early Victorian regulation issue percussion cap musket with ramrod, the mechanism stamped with crown over VR and the mahogany stock stamped 766 above the brass butt plate, the barrel 97cm long

An 1876 Martini-Henry socket bayonet and brass mounted leather scabbard both with various war department stamps and numbers, the blade of triangular section, 65cm long overall

An early 19th century Tower armoury percussion pistol converted from a flintlock, the octagonal barrel underswung by a ramrod, the mahogany butt mounted with brass, the barrel 19.5cm long

Five various gunpowder flasks, to include one of the two copper flasks by Dixon, another flask by Sykes, a reproduction US brass flask and a 19th century octagonal wood flask of banana shape (5)

Three Victorian leather shot flasks, the brass nozzles graded for 1- 11/4 oz loads (3)

Three various hunting horns and two drinking horns, the former brass mounted and one with marine ivory mouth piece, the largest 36cm long (5)

A mid 19th century gilt brass St George and the dragon hearth ornament on stepped rectangular steel base with gilt bun feet, 24cm high

Jno Huggins, an 18th century oak cased wall clock, the thirty hour movement with single hand and alarm striking on a bell, the arched brass face applied with scroll spandrels and silvered chapter ring, the hood above integral bracket, 62cm high

S Marti, a late 19th century black slate clock garniture, the eight day movement striking on a coiled rod, the dial enclosing open Brocot escapement below brass applique of two amorini holding a vase of flowers, the side pieces topped by spelter Roman soldiers, the clock 49.5cm high (3)

An 18th century oak cased eight day longcase clock, the pagoda top above a carved frieze and glazed door flanked with three quarter columns enclosing an 11inch brass dial with silvered chapter ring and date aperture, signed Thos Crouch, St Ives, with bell striking four pillar movement, above a later carved long trunk door, standing on a plinth base with a shaped apron, 200cm high

An 18th century oak cased thirty hour longcase clock, the finial mounted pagoda top above a glazed door flanked with three quarter columns enclosing a 12 inch brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman and Arabic numerals, signed John Calver, Woodbridge, with bell striking ratchet movement above a long trunk door, standing on a plinth base, 228cm high

An 18th century oak cased long case clock, the scrolling cornice above a glazed door flanked with three quarter columns enclosing an 11 inch brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, signed John Christian, Aylsham, with bell striking four pillar eight day movement, above a long trunk door, standing on a plinth base, 209cm high

An early Victorian rosewood whatnot, the rectangular top with pierced brass three-quarter gallery above two conforming tiers supported on scrolling and spiral turned uprights above a single drawer, standing on turned feet with ceramic casters, 76cm wide

A 19th century ebonised music stand, the finial mounted adjustable lyre centred single flap top supported on a brass mounted fluted and gadrooned spreading column, standing on cabriole legs with scroll feet, 42cm wide

A George IV period Scottish mahogany bookcase, the upper section with moulded cornice and brass inlaid tablet centred frieze above a pair of glazed doors enclosing shelves, the lower section with moulded rectangular top above a pair of hinged panelled doors enclosing further shelves, standing on turned ovoid feet, 150cm wide

A Regency rosewood D-end dining table, the rounded rectangular top with inlaid edge above four frieze drawers, standing on parquetry inlaid square section tapering legs with brass caps and casters, 238cm wide

A Regency mahogany Pembroke table, the rounded rectangular twin-flap top above opposing end frieze drawers, supported on square section tapering legs with brass caps and casters, 122cm wide

A Regency mahogany Pembroke table, the chequer strung rectangular twin flap top above an end frieze drawer opposing a dummy drawer, standing on square section tapering legs with brass caps and casters, 94cm wide

A Victorian camphorwood campaign chest, the upper section with rectangular top above two long drawers, the lower section with two further long drawers, standing on brass casters, 123cm wide

A brass revolving music Canterbury, the four division top incorporating a carrying handle, standing on splayed legs united with shaped stretchers, 40cm wide

A Victorian satin wood serpentine work table, the shaped twin flap top above a frieze drawer and wool well supported on octagonal baluster uprights united with a stretcher, standing on scroll feet with brass casters, 91cm wide