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Silver sugar shaker, Sheffield 1946, Walker & Hall, of square baluster form with canted corners, the pierced lid with square finial, 17cm high, approximate weight 5.86ozt

Sterling silver coffee pot, of fluted oval baluster form with ebony finial and handle, on oval spreading foot, 27cm high,  approximate weight 14.38ozt

A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Novelty Wall Hanging Gong with Elephant Finial, Complete with Clapper

A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Meissen Porcelain Box and Cover of Quatrefoil Form Decorated with Alternating Panels Hand Painted with Lovers and Floral Cartouches with Rose Bud Finial, Blue AR Mark to Base for Augustus Rex, 13.5x12cm high (Restored) Together with Matching Plate, Crossed Sword Mark to Base, 21cm Diameter

An Edwardian Vienna Style Wall Clock with Eagle Finial

A Collection of Various Silver Plate to Comprise Teawares, Serving Spoons, Bowls, Game Skewer with Bird Finial, Hukin & Heath Bottle Mount etc

A Silver Letter Opener with Pierced Finial having Bird and Crescent Moon Decoration, Birmingham Hallmark for 1988 and Makers Mark PM Ltd, 17.6cms Long

A 14ct gold stickpin with black pearl finial

A collection of four finds to include a claw and ball seal fob, a possibly medieval part of a clock/belt hook, a part enamel plaque decorated with a knight on horseback and a orb and cross finial. (4)

A George VI octagonal silver caster, Deakin & Francis, 1946 Birmingham hallmarks, the domed pierced cover with finial, height 17cm, width 7cm. Condition report: some small dents to body.

'The Royal Horticultural Society Flower Spoons', a set of twelve silver spoons each featuring a different 24ct gold plated floral finial inset, 'rose', 'daffodil', iris' etc. Housed within a wooden fitted presentation case. By John Pinches, Sheffield 1973.

A group of Continental creamware, late 18th/early 19th c, to include a teacup and saucer with intertwined loop handle, a twig basket, four jugs and a cylindrical teapot and cover with flower finial, 23cm h and smaller, impressed mark or unmarked (14) Some chips and restoration

A George III walnut octagonal tea caddy and cover, with acorn finial, 19cm h and a contemporary horn beaker, engraved with scenes of farm workers, 10cm h (2) Beaker chipped and cracked to top rim, tea caddy lacks interior lining otherwise good condition

A Thuringian creamware soup tureen and cover, 19th c, with flower finial, 28cm h, impressed Reichenbach Minor crack at base of one handle, small chips to rim of cover, some wear to glaze

Miscellaneous clock keys and winding handles, 19th c and later, a brass pendulum inscribed W.Page Maker Great Portland St London W, contemporary brass finial, etc

An English creamware soup tureen and a cover, c1800, with flower finial, 19cm h, impressed 2 Tureen with very minor chip to foot Cover with small chip to interior rim

A blue printed earthenware soup tureen and cover, probably W Ridgway, c1830, with flower finial, 35cm h Good quality restoration to cover, small chip to interior foot rim, very small chip to handle

After Louis Janvier, a nice Louis XV style gilt mantle clock with very handsome silver mounted finial, 36cm high, case signed LJ in two places, sold with a letter from Garrard stating the clock to be by Louis Janvier and c1800 and details about the clock and silver finial, the silver final modelled as Napoleon on hroseback, lacks his sword, and after David, with French strike marks and UK import marks for 1900 and possibly retailed through Berthold Muller, with 30 hour movement and pendulum

Two Chinese Zhangzhou ware, late Ming dynasty, of a dish and an incense burner, painted in polychrome with birds and flowers, censer 8.8cm diameter, dish 146.3cm diameter, and a blue and white water dropper and a blue and white jarlet, 6.5 and 11.5cm (5)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportDish - fully restored. Water dropper - cracked, chipped and restored. Incense burner - chipped to glaze, cover with finial restored. Jarlet - chipped and cracked to rim.

A collection of Japanese blue and white, 19th-20th century, comprising a sugar bowl, two jars and covers, and a vase, painted with landscape, birds and flowers, 10 to 20cm high (7)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportSquare vase - mouth restored. Sugar bowl - chipped and cracked. Tall jar and cover - cover chipped, jar fully restored with losses. Smaller jar and cover - finial cracked, jar restored.Please check the additional photos added to reflect the condition report. 

A collection of Japanese Satsuma ware tea service, early 20th century, comprising a teapot, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, twelve teacups and eleven saucers, decorated with a dragon among Buddhist deities, teapot 17.5cm high, and a Satsuma ware bucket, painted with figures in a garden, 22cm high (30)Condition ReportOne teacup chipped to rim.One saucer chipped to rim, another saucer chipped and cracked to rim. Teapot - tongue of the dragon to the finial missing. Milk jar - chipped to finial. Bucket - enamel and gilt losses.

Two Chinese porcelain bottle vases, early 18th century, later Dutch-painted with florets, from the Watney Collection,12.5 and 20.5cm high, and a blue and white vase, the pear-shaped body painted with birds and flowers, associated cover,19cm high (4)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Two Watney vases purchased from Bonhams, 7 November 2003, lot 7.Condition ReportTall Watney vase - mouth restored. A small chip to foot rim.Small Watney vase - mouse chipped, cracked and grounded. Blue and white vase - handle/spout missing from body. Minute chips to edges. Mouth grounded with chips. Cover missing finial.

A George III silver brandy warming pan and cover, makers mark WB, London, 1790 and the cover 1791, crested with a hawk, with a turned wood handle, 17.5cm high, 32ozt overallCondition ReportDents, handle burned, finial damaged and knocked.

A collection of Chinese and Japanese miscellaneous, 19th-20th century, including three Japanese bronze mirrors and a bronze dish, a pair of Chinese cloisonne box in the shape of a frog, and a Chinese hat finial decorated with a dragon, 7 to 21cm long (14)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportAll with surface scratches and dents. Marble with buddle - small chips to edges.Small dish in the shape of a censer - one handle missing. Japanese cloisonne vase - chipped and cracked with losses.Please see additional images.

A collection of Japanese bronze, 19th-20th century, comprising:a koro, the circular body with a hexgaonl rim, decorated with falling cranes in high relief, the bronze stand in the shape of clouds, overall 23cm long, another koro, in the shape of a lotus, the associated domed cover with a dragon finial, approximately 18cm high, a trumpet cover, signed,23.5cm diameter, and a stand, in the shape of waves, 20.5cm long (6)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportSurface scratches and dents. Dragon cover with holes and splits, losses in various locations.

A Charles X Paris porcelain tea service, 19th century, the white grounds decorated with oak leaves forming continuous bands heightened in gilt, comprising a teapot, 24.5cm high, a cream jug, 17cm high, an associated sugar bowl, 11cm high, and nine cups and saucers, 7cm high (qty.)Condition ReportRubbing to gilding.Restoration to finial on teapot.

An 18th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock having a scrolling shaped and moulded breakfront pediment with a central brass ball and spire finial above an arched aperture with the enamelled dial bearing Roman numerals with two subsidiary dials surrounded by hand painted and inscribed figural vignettes depicting the Fair Maid of Perth within a glazed crossbanded frame flanked by a pair of neoclassical spiral columns, the trunk having a single shaped and moulded flame mahogany door flanked by two reeded and canted pilasters raised on a stepped panelled pedestal over a shaped apron on square outswept bracket supports. H.226 W.51 D.25cm

A 19th century hand forged and decorated Tibetan Buddhist prayer wheel or windmill having a brass cover with finial over an embossed copper barrel with a ball and chain rattle containing paper prayer scrolls inscribed in red ink with mantras in Lantsa script. (Missing handle as seen). H.12cm

A collection of three 19th century and later gilt metal wall sconces to include one with a scrolling Rococo style backplate and two branches, one with a scrolling foliate design with a single fluted branch and one in the Empire style with a ribbon cresting over a tapering pilaster with a single branch and a faux candle finial.

An early 20th century Art Nouveau Tiffany style coloured glass and lead work Dragonfly plaffonier pendant light suspended below four turned and articulated bronze rods with a circular moulded finial and repousse fixing. H.105 W.51cm

A possibly 19th century Dutch blue and white lidded delftware vase having a parrot finial over a baluster form body hand painted with a central figural scene of a courting couple raised on a splayed octagonal foot with maker's marks to the base along with a 19th century polychrome Staffordshire figure group and a 19th century hand blown Bristol green glass decanter of globular form with a brass collar and stopper. H.17cm

A collection of nine 20th century hallmarked silver teaspoons to include a pair with repousse handles and indistinct maker's marks, a set of six fiddle pattern spoons in a fitted case by Arthur Price & Co Ltd, and one with a cast crown dog-nose finial by Rodenic Manufacturing Co. L.11.5cm Weight: 81g

A set of four gilt metal Rococo wall brackets each having a foliate plume cresting over a shaped stem with a scalloped shell finial. 26x15cm.

A small vintage silver pill box with pig finial, marked to base and XRF confirmed, 32mm in diameter

Copper kettle with brass finial, traditional design, polished finish.

A Meissen porcelain bachelors teapot, of globular form, the cover with pineapple finial, having blue and white bird and foliate decoration, A/F.

A Chinese export famille rose plate, Yongzheng period, an 18th century Chinese famille rose teapot and, together with two Japanese Imari pieces, largest 27cm in diameter. Condition - fair/good Yongzheng plate in good condition despite small chip to underside of footrim.  Teapot tip of spout repaired, clearly visible, approx. 8x5mm; two vertical hairline cracks, either side of the spout; cover rim chipped, clearly visible; finial gilding worn.  Other two items good.

A VIENNA STYLE WALL CLOCK, eight day movement, mahogany case with eagle finial and fluted columns, enamelled dial marked with black Roman numerals, case measures approximately 93cm x 35cm x 18cm (1) (Condition Report: appears ok, missing pendulums and key, untested, some wear and loss of varnish to case)

A LARGE COLLECTION OF VARIOUS BLUE AND WHITE CERAMICS to include British, Continental, and Asian items to include two unmarked pumpkin jars heights 27cm and 37cm, a large Delft charger depicting riders diameter 41cm (hairline crack), two bowls with dragon images, a prunus patterned ginger jar, a nineteenth-century George Jones slop bowl, a lidded vase with a dog of fu finial (repair to the lid) with scholarly scenes, etc (Condition Report: some items sold a/f, others appear in fair condition)

A WALNUT DESK STANDISH, having covered stamp/stationery compartment, cover with a spaniel finial, twin glass inkwells with walnut covered cork stoppers, and carved foliate scroll edging, stamped '48504' verso, width 39.5cm x depth 26cm x height 16.5cm (1) (Condition Report: generally ok, some chips on inkwells, a few rubs/slight knocks around edging)

A GROUP OF ASSORTED DECORATIVE GLASS AND CERAMIC ITEMS to include two boxed Royal Worcester sets of trinket ware, a Royal Worcester Crown Ware dish, two Wedgwood jasperware items comprising a blue plate and a green bud vase, a frilled glass conical vase with a bird finial (some chips), an early twentieth century Royal Doulton glazed vase, height 26cm, a Honiton sugar bowl and milk jug, a Gray's Pottery lustred water jug with repeating bird motifs, a Mason's sauceboat and stand, an ostrich egg, etc. (qty) (Condition report: items could benefit from a clean, some items have signs of sun damage or small chips)

SYMPHONION, A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED WIND UP MUSICAL BOX, with a decorative pediment, the single arched glazed door flanked by turned pillars, enclosing the mechanism, with a fold down arm that keeps the metal discs in position, a variety of bells, and a glass pull out section, a single coin drawer, raised on turned feet, the winding handle slots into the right hand side, width 72cm x depth 42cm x height 135cm, condition report: eight various metal disks present, only one has been tested, one is damaged to the edge, small bag with a loose spring, the pediment with losses, repairs, and a missing finial, there is a coin operated section to the mechanism which suggests the item has been altered to be only a wind up musical box, two later panels to the sides, the right had panel possibly covering the coin slot, with bag containing lock and keys, the mechanism itself is in working condition, possibly a serial number to the fold down disc arm '499254' other signs of historical wear and usage

A Moorcroft pottery table lamp featuring the Iris pattern, designed by acclaimed British ceramic artist William Moorcroft. This stunning lamp is set against a rich cobalt blue ground, adorned with hand-painted pink, purple, and blue iris flowers in Moorcroft's signature tube-lined technique, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. The pottery base is complemented by ornate brass lamp components, adding a refined contrast to the vibrant design. Crowned with a cobalt blue finial featuring gilt floral accents, this lamp blends artistry with function, making it a striking decorative piece.Artist: William MoorcroftIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: 27"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. Tested, functionality not guaranteed. Lamp shade is not included.

A delightful 7"H Doulton Burslem lidded jar featuring hand-painted floral patterns in vibrant hues of pink, green, and blue, accented with gold detailing. The jar displays a scalloped design with a matching lid and gold finial. The base is stamped with the Doulton Burslem backstamp, signifying its production during the late 19th to early 20th century. This elegant piece showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of Doulton Burslem and is perfect for collectors or as a decorative accent.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is, As found. There is a small chip on the inner rim and a faint hairline crack. Additionally, the tip of the finial on the lid is missing.

A stunning 2 piece tea service set by Moorcroft, renowned for their hand painted pottery and distinctive Art Nouveau designs. This set features a vibrant cobalt-blue and green glaze, adorned with the Pomegranate and Berries pattern, one of Moorcroft's most iconic and sought-after designs. The bold red pomegranates, rich purple berries, and lush green leaves create a striking contrast against the deep cobalt background, showcasing the exceptional artistry and vibrant color palette Moorcroft is celebrated for. Each piece is finished with sterling silver rims, crafted and hallmarked by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, a prestigious silversmith known for their fine metalwork. The sterling silver accents elevate the set's elegance, complementing the intricate ceramic detailing. The set includes a covered teapot features a classic rounded form, a curved spout, and an elegantly designed handle. The lid is topped with a domed finial, also decorated in the cobalt glaze. Also includes a creamer with a graceful handle and a wide pouring spout, making it both practical and decorative. Each marked Moorcroft, and artist signed. William Hutton & Sons Ltd. hallmark on the rims. Tea pot: 4.75"H. Creamer: 3.25"H.Artist: William MoorcroftIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Royal Doulton stoneware covered jar, model 8678, featuring a rich cobalt blue glaze with brown accents and decorative motifs. The piece includes a fitted lid with a finial handle and measures 6.25"H. The base bears the Royal Doulton backstamp, dating the piece to circa 1902–1936. A beautifully crafted example of early 20th-century Doulton artistry, this jar highlights their signature use of decorative relief patterns and high-quality glazes. Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is, as found. Some chips on rim of lid.

A beautiful pair of Chinese hand painted covered vases, each crafted in a classic plum shape. These exquisite vases feature intricate multicolored floral motifs, highlighting birds perched on lavish chrysanthemums on one side. The opposite side portrays a detailed scene of figures in an elegant interior setting, showcasing exceptional artistry and storytelling. The removable lids are adorned with matching floral designs and finished with a gilded finial, adding a touch of luxury. This pair is a perfect representation of traditional Chinese craftsmanship and artistic detail.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 16.25"HCountry of Origin: ChinaCondition: Age related wear.

A finely decorated vintage Chinese porcelain jar with lid. This large jar features an intricate crackle glaze background with vibrant hand-painted scenes of vases, flowers, and auspicious symbols, showcasing a lively and colorful design. The lid is adorned with a matching pattern and topped with a wooden finial. A beautiful representation of Chinese artistry and craftsmanship. Marked with a Great Qing Qianlong Period Make seal on the base.Issued: Mid to Late 20th centuryDimensions: 13.75"HCountry of Origin: ChinaCondition: Age related wear.

This elegant Tiffany-style floor lamp features a large dome-shaped stained-glass shade with a stunning floral motif. Handcrafted with intricate pieces of colored glass in rich hues of red, pink, and green, the shade radiates a warm, inviting glow when illuminated. The design celebrates the iconic artistry of Louis Comfort Tiffany, known for his innovation in stained glass and Art Nouveau aesthetics. The lamp stands on a sturdy, ornately detailed cast-metal base with a fluted column, complementing the artistry of the shade. Topped with a decorative finial, the lamp combines both functionality and timeless design, making it a perfect addition to any sophisticated interior. Tiffany-style lamps trace their origins to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, inspired by Louis Comfort Tiffany's pioneering work. His creations became symbols of the Art Nouveau movement, characterized by natural forms, flowing lines, and vibrant glasswork. This piece pays homage to his enduring legacy and continues to capture the imagination of collectors and enthusiasts. Dimensions including dome: 27"L x 83"H x 27"W.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. Lamp is functional at time of cataloguing.

A striking Ipsen's Enke Pottery lidded jar from Denmark, model 784, featuring a rich gradient glaze transitioning from deep green to warm orange. The jar exhibits intricate raised relief detailing, with vine-like motifs cascading down from the lid. The rounded lid is adorned with a sculpted finial and decorative circular medallions. The base is marked with the Ipsen’s Enke hallmark, model number 784, and the Roman numeral II, indicative of the workshop's production series.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 8.75"HCondition: Age related wear.

Moorcroft pottery table lamp featuring the Iris pattern, designed by celebrated ceramic artist William Moorcroft. The lamp is set against a rich cobalt blue background, showcasing an elegant display of pink, purple, and blue iris flowers in raised tube-lined detail, a hallmark of Moorcroft's craftsmanship. Ornate brass fittings enhance the refined aesthetic, while a cobalt blue finial with gilt floral accents provides a decorative finishing touch. This finely crafted piece seamlessly blends functionality with artistry, making it a striking addition to any collection or interior setting. Artist: William MoorcroftIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: 24"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed. Lamp shade is not included.

This is a stunning Japanese-style hand painted porcelain covered jar with an plum-shaped silhouette. The jar features intricate decorations, including vibrant chrysanthemums, cranes, and small birds. One side displays a pair of elegant red-crowned cranes surrounded by colorful chrysanthemums, while the reverse showcases two small birds perched among lush blooms. The lid is adorned with additional chrysanthemums and butterflies, accented by a golden finial. This exquisite piece embodies traditional Japanese artistry and vibrant color palettes, making it an exceptional decorative item.Dimensions: 16"HCondition: Age related wear.

Early 19th century Newhall imari pattern saucer dish, printed and painted with chinoiserie figures in landscape (cracked and repaired), an 18th century English porcelain blue and white transfer-printed tea bowl, printed with chinoisierie pavilions and ships, possibly Newhall, two Newhall-type saucers decorated in the famille rose palette, a Chinese export blue and white tea bowl decorated with figures amongst pavilions and islands, a 19th century Staffordshire pottery oval butter dish and cover with cow finial, a Countrycraft two-handled French faience style loving cup, two Copeland Spode Spode's Goblin pattern vegetable tureens and covers (repaired) and a Chelsea pattern small circular two-handled sauce tureen and other items (1 box plus) 

A set of four George III silver sauce tureens and covers. Maker Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London 1777 and 1784, oval with a beaded rim, raised on a conforming stepped and beaded oval foot, with twin reeded handles, the domed cover with beaded band and beaded knop finial, the tureens engraved with an armorial to one side, the covers with the profile of a gentleman, H13.5cm x W25cm, 2936.8g Condition Report: All with dents, slight bends to lids, scratches, marks rubbed, rim under one lid loose at one end. Two hallmarked for each date.

A 19th century silver plated tea urn. Of compressed globular form, the hinged cover topped with a repousse finial, having twin scrolling handles, an ivory handle to the top and ribbed decorations to the body, mounted on a square base with four paw feet, H44cmThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding. This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission reference: BQF923YC

A group of silver and collectables comprising a silver and enamel topped inkwell, a gold plated propelling pencil with bloodstone finial, a Parker Sonnet ballpoint pen, a silver vesta case, locket, stamp holder and pillbox, and a silver plated bookmark of corner form.

An Edwardian silver bachelor's teapot, with gadrooned decoration, and ebony angular auricular handle and finial, Barker Brothers (Herbert Edward Barker & Frank Ernest Barker), Chester 1906, 8.08toz total weight.

Dutch 830 silver, comprising tea strainer, of scrolling foliate form with two pictorial panels, makers mark H.H., likely for H. Hooykaas, and a pierced marriage spoon the pierced heart shaped bowl with armorial crest and central stork, with rococo scrolling handle with putto, and floral finial, both pieces with lion rampant and figure two hallmark, combined weight 1.36toz, a silver topped cork, marks indistinct, likely 830 silver, together with a silver plated teapot of shallow fluted melon form, with engraved decoration, a plated tea set of octagonal form comprising pot, bowl and jug and a plated tea-strainer stand.

A Victorian silver coffee pot, the hinged domed cover with globular finial to ovoid body engraved with floral cartouches on a domed foot, the handle with ivory insulators, maker probably William Hunter, London, 1875, retailed by Stephen Smith & Sons, 35 King Street, Covent Garden, height 30cm, weight 24.8ozIvory submission ref: MYTSL9X2 Handle good, hinge good. Dent to side (size of 10p piece). Small dink to underside. Heavily tarnished all over.

A collection of oriental items to include brass censors, bronzed vase and cover, and a prunus pattern porcelain vaseVase is free of chips and cracks.Largest censer - no damage or restoration.Blue & white vase no damage.Larger wooden stand - broken (pictured)Brass pair of censors - corrosion around handles, but appear complete.Vase & cover missing finial.Hardstone censor - scratched in places.