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A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak ashtray initialled on base J.M.S. 12cm diameter, together with a silver mounted ebony barrel shaped gavel, the handle with acorn finial, 20cm long (2)

AN EBONY GAVEL, the tapering handle on moulded head with broad silver collar, 10 1/2 long, London 1981

A vintage treen Gavel, 7” long

A Satinwood Gavel having turned handle, with stand, 35.5cm wide overall (2) (TBF)

Treen - a turned yew gavel, circa 1890; a lignum vitae miniature rolling pin; a miniature rosewood rolling pin and gavel; a 19th century rosewood tobacco box, carved with figures and the devil; a mother-of-pearl card case and various other smallwork

A TURNED IVORY GAVEL with ball handle, 2 1/2" long.

A silver mounted ebony gavel, Sponsor's mark J.S, London 1981, 26cm long

A mixed lot comprising: A nickel plated Bit; Together with a mahogany Gavel and lignum mallet, (3)

Two turned lignum vitae 'go to beds', with threaded covers, finials damaged, 2.75in (7cm) h, a turned lignum nut cracker with screw action, a turned rosewood gavel and a turned lignum pestle, 11in (28cm) l. (5)

A Victorian Silver presentation trowel by Thomas Walker, Birmingham 1872, the blade with the inscription 'Presented to Miss F.H. Halliday by the architects and contractors... Florence Avenue, Beverley Road, Hull, 23rd Sep 1874' together with a silver mounted ivory gavel, by Thomas Walker, Birmingham 1872, the silver plaque also dedicated to H.F. Halliday, 16cm long; a Victorian silver presentation plumb line by Thomas Walker, Birmingham 1870 (3)

A Flip-O-Hoy air race game, of British manufacture, patent no.204204, generally very good condition (one painted lead playing piece broken at base), boxed; a 'White Horse' or 'Bell and Hammer' (or Schimmell) game, complete with miniature ivory gavel, in original wooden box with applied paper label; a parquetry game, in original wooden box with hand-coloured label (two pieces missing); a part set of Spellicans, boxed; a game of Lotto, in original cardboard box with hand-coloured label; a set of miniature billiard (or carpet) bowls by Taylor-Rolph, complete with jack and instructions, boxed; a set of boxwood and ebony dominoes in a (non-original) rosewood box; a Jeu du Nain-Jeune games box (lacking playing pieces); two vellum-covered ping-pong bats; a whist marker, 'The Foster' by Goodall; and two other markers.

a large 19th century mounted cow horn snuff mull, the mounts unmarked, the domed lid with citrine cabochon, rub-over mounts and well chased floral border, with reeded edges and gilt interior, the body with applied thistle decoration and suspension ring with five chains each with a rake, pricker, spoon, ivory gavel, hare's paw length 16cm

A large wooden turned gavel.

Collection of Masonic items relating to The Berkeley and Westfield Lodges including 9ct gold commemorative medal, The Honorable Testimonial of Masonic Charity and Benevolance; 12 further silver gilt and enamelled jewels, Masonic sword and leather case containing sash, aprons, gavel and ephemera

Mid-20th century mahogany gavel and base in baize lined box with white metal mount inscribed "The Inner Wheel Club of Norwich"

*Auctioneers' Gavels & Toastmasters' Hammers. A collection of eleven gavels and hammers, all 20th c, all but one hardwood with accompanying bases, one miniature keyfob gavel with screw-on end and two tiny dice inside (11)

A turned wood gavel with silver mounts to ends engraved with 'St Andrews Conservative Club' and stamped Edinburgh 1907 maker Hamilton & Inches 18cm long; two further wooden gavels; and a small ivory gavel 9cm long (4)

BRITISH TRADE TOKENS, 18th Century, Warwickshire, Birmingham, Bn Jacob, Penny, 1798, man behind counter holding scales, rev hand holding auction gavel (DH 31). Facial detail weak, otherwise good extremely fine with much lustre. only 108 struck Benjamin Jacob, auctioneer, ironmonger, engraver and appraiser

A late 19th Century turned lignum vitae gavel with slender tapering handle, 15cms long

Scrap Book: tooled leather binding containing a large collection of coloured scraps; Bell & Hammer game in original box with turned ebony gavel and shaker; bone and ebony dominos (3)

A turned ivory auctioneers gavel, detailed with a black monogram.

A 19th century oak cutlery tray, 12in (30.25cm) l, a turned pestle, a biscuit mould, a gavel, a floral design printing block, a roller print (pin missing,) a marking gauge, nut cracker, bodkin case, pencil case, grease pot, bowl, and two curved and serrated moulds.

A set of three Maple & Co. hot and cold waste tap handles, a turned brass gavel, a tunbridgeware box and paper knife, an Italian olivewood ruler and a paperknife with a 'fish' handle (8).

A Black Forest carved pine seated bear, 19th century; a turned rosewood presentation gavel; a Mauchline ware Ventnor money box; and various other African and Oriental treen, H 9.5cm; L 32cm; L 7.5cm

A Small Ivory Gavel having turned handle

A 19th century treen walnut gavel, with ring-turned barrel-shaped head, 17cm long

An early 20th Century Masonic oxidised brass door knocker modelled as a set square, compass and gavel mounted to a rectangular base.

A 19th century turned fruitwood gavel the handle unscrews to reveal a knife 14in (35.6cm) l.

A 19th Century Whales-tooth gavel, with wedge-shaped terminal, 5 3/4" long together with a vintage walking stick, the gilt metal mount with monogram, whale-bone handle (2)

A turned treen hand gavel.

A Mixed Collection of Tools, including a boxed miners dial by Tamaya & Co., Tokyo, pewter funnel, brass diamond sieve, three draw telescope, Jacot set, priest, gavel, carved squirrel nutcrackers, carved Bavarian bear brush etc.

A Victorian games compendium by Ayres in a burr walnut case the hinged lid enclosing a bone chess set dominoes draughts card games stained ivory gaming counters lead horses dice and shakes and a small gavel the cabinet 19cm x 23cm x 34cm #400-600 280. A pair of 19th century French gilt metal wall lights each with three leaf cast wall lights on a scrolling wall bracket 42cm wide

A 20th century ebony gavel of turned form 21cm long

A turned treen hand gavel.

A Fruitwood Auctioneers Gavel

A boxwood gavel, 19th century, L 15.5cm

A boxwood gavel and three cribbage boards

AN IVORY GAVEL with applied silver mount, on baluster turned handle, 4 3/4" long

A vintage fruitwood handled Gavel, 7" long

An Edwardian boxwood committee gavel, with plate bearing the inscription; 'Originally the property of Captain R Falcon Scott RN and was with him on the S.S Discovery 1901-4 National Antarctic Expedition, 4.25 ins

A late Victorian satinwood presentation casket, the moulded lid internally set with a pencil drawing of 'H.M.S. Alert launched Dec 28th 1894' the velvet lined interior was probably fitted to hold a gavel, 14.5ins

A telescopic brass candlestick, a pair of brass candlesticks and a gavel.

A Victorian ebony gavel, having a ring turned handle, the hammer head with monogrammed ivory inset, length 15cm

A quantity of treen to include a mahogany gavel and platform, an Oriental glove box, an apothecary rack and sundry.

A leather cased polished bronze gavel, the case with '17-5-06' inscription 'Formerly Owned and Used by Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford, 1676-1745', the gavel 11.5cm long

AN IVORY GAVEL with turned baluster handle, 5 1/4" wide

A fine presentation turned fruit-wood gavel, with faint worn ink inscription and old inventory numbers on base 23cm high (Please see lot 154 for image)

Boxwood Gavel with mahogany handle and another with ring turned handle, (2).

An auctioneer's gavel, with commemorative stamp for Phillip's bicentenary 4.25 ins

An auctioneer's 6 1/2in. turned rosewood gavel.

A treen gavel

Anglo-Indian; a silver presentation trowel and gavel, the handles chased with birds and flowers, inscribed Victoria Memorial, Dharmsala, Kekri, 1907, blade loose, unmarked, 9in and 9.625in long respectively; together with a silver padlock and key with engraved foliate decoration commemorating the opening of the Cox Distillery in Bundelkand, 2nd Jany 1914, marked JCBS&Co, Bechtler, Allahabad, 6.25in overall height, 4.875in wide, the key 6in long. (3)

A Victorian ivory gavel, the hollow handle with a silver propelling pencil inset. 5in. (12.5cm.) See lot 3 for illustration.

A Walnut turned Gavel and one other.

A Turned Pine Gavel and two others.

A turned ivory gavel, 15cm long

TWO SILVER MOUNTED CHOTA PEGS Birmingham, 1929, a pair of trencher salts, modern, a Norwegian spoon, a presentation key and an ivory gavel.(7)

A turned treen gavel and plinth, the latter inset with a plated disk inscribed Joseph Jones Esq, Oldham 1839 (2)

A 19th century turned ivory gavel, each end with inset gold metal coloured discs, and having traces of painted decoration throughout, 16cm long

An early 20th century turned mahogany ship lauching gavel and a matching chisel, contained in a mahogany case, 30cm wide.