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A Spode Blue Printed Earthenware "Fitzhugh" Pattern Service, early 1800's, each piece decorated with four clusters of Chinese scholars' objects about a medallion centre, all framed by a complex scale diaper border, comprising eight soup plates (five damaged), eight plates (six damaged), two smaller plates, a twin compartment warming dish, large meat plate (glued) and a saucer tureen cover, impressed Spode (21)

A Chinese Doucai Bowl, Kangxi period (1662-1721), painted with blossoming branches on rocks in a green sea with a solitary basking carp beneath a polychrome sun medallion, Chenghua mark, 18.5cm

A 15 CARAT GOLD STONE-SET SPINNING FOB SEAL A 9 carat gold medallion, four watch keys and four t-bars.

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY MANTEL CLOCK dial: white enamel (cracked), movement: drum striking on a gong, case: of balloon shape inlaid with shell medallion, with chequer stringing, 13in. (33cm.) high

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY the lid and front inlaid with shell medallion, 8in. (20cm.) wide

A TURKISH MAT woven with a central medallion and broad border in shades of old rose, pale green and blue, 4ft 5in. (135cm.) x 3ft 2in. (98cm.)

A KIRMAN PATTERN RUG the magenta field woven with a blue scrolling medallion and spandrels, the field with palmette meanders, 6ft 11in. (212cm.) x 4ft 7in. (141cm.)

A CLOISONNE CASKET, white flowers on a black ground, circlar carved jade medallion to cover, width 11cm

A GOLD MASONIC MEDALLION, Lodge No.7337, another Lodge No.3802 and cased Birmingham Education Commitee medal, 1909 (3)

Isphahan blue and ivory ground carpet, central lobed oval floral medallion within scrolling palmette field and wide conforming border. 14ft.5ins. x 9ft.10ins.

Bargagli (Scipione) La Prima Parte dell'Imprese ... , second edition, engraved author's device to title, 12 medallion devices in text, a little marginal spotting to title and a few ff., ink ownership inscription to title, contemporary limp vellum, lightly spotted, modern cloth drop-back box, small 4to, Venice, Appresso Francesco de' Franceschi Senese, 1589.

A Sevres-style dark-blue-ground coffee can and saucer, the can painted with an oval portrait medallion of Monsieur le Prince de Conde, within a red 'jewelled' and gilt band border, the well of the saucer with the arms of Bourbon, within 'jewelled' lappet band borders, Sevres-style marks, late 19th century; and a saucer ensuite (minor chips and wear)

[Hermes Trismegistus. Harvey (John, translator, physician and astrologer, 1563?-92)] Iatromathematica, manuscript in Latin, 55pp., 3 ink diagrams, original vellum with gilt central medallion and corner-pieces with 4 gilt tooled acorns on each cover, slightly creased and soiled, remains of ties, g.e., sm. 4to, [c. 1590]. ***From the library of Lord Delamere of Vale Royal, Cheshire. An attractive late sixteenth century manuscript in a clear hand and handsomely bound. Of considerable interest Iatromathematica is a treatise on the application of astrology to medicine. Iatromathematics, a pseudoscience explores the relationship between astronomical calculations and the cause and onset of illness. Health is governed by planetary or zodiacal influences and is associated with the dominance of certain elements (earth, fire, water, air) and the patient's own humour or constitution. The last section of this work is an account of a case involving a man with a serious illness starting on 5 June, 1557 and who died on 14 June. The course of his illness is traced in conjunction with the position and influence of the heavens and the prognosis established. First published in 1583 as An Astrologicall Addition, or supplement... to the late Discourse upon the Great Conjunction of Saturne and Jupiter... Whereunto is adjoyned his translation of the learned worke, of Hermes Tresmegistus, intituled, Iatromathematica, Richard Watkins. Hermes Trismegistus, the thrice great Hermes, an honorific name for Thoth, the Egyptian Hermes.

A 1914 European War cycle despatch corps badge; and an Edwardian VII coronation medallion. (2)

A George V Military Medal and ribbon, an Efficiency Medal (Territorial), three WWI service medals, three WWII service medals, a Boer War Meritorious Service medallion presented to pte S.S. Tomkinson, 22nd Cheshire Com. Imperial Yeomanry by the townspeople of Northwich; and two Victorian crowns. (11)

A fine 19th Century musical box with eleven bells in sight, contained in 21in. rosewood oblong case with inlaid and coloured medallion decoration.

A 19th Century oblong mahogany folding table writing desk with inlaid satinwood oval medallion to the hinged cover, fitted a drawer to the base with brass drop handles.

A GOLD VICTORIA DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDALLION, 1837-1897, as a brooch, Royal Mint case

A CASED BRONZE MEDALLION, 'Winston Churchill 80th Birthday' and another (2)

A large Victorian Medallion cast in bronze to commemorate the opening of Tower Bridge 1894

A large Victorian Medallion cast in bronze to commemorate the visit of the German Emperor to the City of London 1891, in fitted case

A Victorian Medallion: Royal Exchange Opened 1844, a bronze Pendant Cross, 1870 and two Sporting Medallions in bronze

Vaenius (Otto) Les Emblemes de l'Amour Humain, text in Latin, French & Italian, medallion portrait of Ovid on title-page, large emblematic illustration, 124 full page engraved emblems in oval frames, title-page a little dust stained, later calf-backed boards, rubbed, rebacked, oblong 4to, Brussels, H. Swingenius for Francois Foppens, 1668.

Conrad (Joseph) The Works, 22 vol., "Medallion edition," frontispieces, original cloth, spine titles and cover vignette blocked in gilt, a fine set, 8vo, 1925.

A Belouchi rug, the blue and red field bearing a pole medallion with fringed ends, 203 x 109cm

A Quasgai rug, the indigo blue field bearing a triple latchhook medallion within multiple borders, 218 x 118cm

'The International Health Exhibition, London 1884'. A gilt metal medallion, ob. Victoria Regina and bust, rev. two maidens flanking globe, J. Pinches, London, diam 45mm, in case of issue. NB: Seems extraordinary by today's standards but it ended up in the collection - must have exhibited.

'International Exhibition of Navigation, Travelling, Commerce & Manufactures, Liverpool 1886', A gilt metal medallion, ob. Opened By Her Majesty Queen Victoria, May 1886 and bust, rev. statue, busy port and Liverpool arms, Elkington & Co, diam 51mm, in case of issue.

A Thomas Rathbone and Co. Stone China plate, boldly painted in brown, orange, green and yellow with a flowerhead medallion, within a pink lustre flowerhead band, 24.8cm diameter ( 9 3/4"), impressed roundel mark, circa 1820

THE NELSON BEAKER VASE A highly important Chamberlain's Worcester vase of flared beaker shape, to commemorate the Battle of the Nile, finely painted in coloured enamels with a female figure, emblematic of Fame, holding an oval medallion depicting Admiral Lord Nelson, naval vessels, pyramids and a crocodile beyond, within an oval gilt roundel band, the yellow ground with a gilt swag, star and roundel rim, 10.8cm high (4 1/4"), script mark Chamberlain's Worcester in gilt, circa 1802093 (faint rim crack).

An unusual Copeland coffee service, each piece printed in blue with the Primrose pattern, with a flowerhead medallion and bands of flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders, comprising: coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cups, six saucers, a round tray and a revolving table top dumb waiter, with central raised plinth, the dumb waiter 45cm diameter (17 3/4"), impressed and printed marks and design registration marks and pattern number 2724

A gilt metal Masonic medallion.

A modern Chinese carpet, the black ground field with a central floral decorated medallion surrounded by further floral sprays within a white and floral decorated border, 138in. x 104in. (350cm x 264cm).

A Persian rug, the blue ground large medallion with a pink field and a blue patterned border, 63in. (160cm) long.

A walnut and burr walnut veneered and inlaid occasional table, the octagonal top with a central inlaid medallion on three turned legs with a turned finial to the undertier and splayed feet, 21in. (53cm) wide.

Middleton (Conyers) The History of the Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero, 2 vol., first edition, medallion portrait on title-pages, occasional very light spotting, bookplates of Henry Sherbrooke Esq., contemporary calf, gilt, rebacked and repaired with remains of original spine laid down, 4to, [James Bettenham], for the Author, 1741.

A DUTCH MAHOGANY KNIFE BOX of chamfered rectangular form, the sloping lid inlaid with a shell medallion, 13 1/4in. (34cm.) wide

A GEORGE III TEA CADDY of chamfered almost cube shape, the lid inlaid with an acanthus foliage medallion, the front with an acorn spray medallion, and the front angles with flower-filled urns, 4 3/4in. (12cm.) wide

A pair of early 20th century stained glass windows, the central medallion within a geometric panel surmounted by foliate scrolls, with pine arched frames, 77.5 high x 89.5cm wide (30 1/2 x 35 1/4in)

A late 19th century Turkish Bokhara silk panel, embroidered with stylised flowers and leaves around a central medallion, within a running floral border, the fringe decorated with sequins, 60 x 60 cm

A Shahsavan Soumac bag face, the wavy ground bearing a red ground cruciform medallion and matching corners within a blue ground geometric device border, 51 x 49cm

A Caucasian Soumac rug of predominantly orange, red and dark blue medallion design, 322 x 185cm

A Persian village rug, probably Afshar, the red field bearing a central indigo lobed medallion spandrels and figures within triple borders, 204 x 168cm

A Mehriban rug, the fawn field bearing a central blue medallion and spandrels within a blue panelled principle border, 210 x 130cm, and a Hamadan medallion pattern rug, 182 x 102cm

A North West Persian rug, the flower covered brick red field, with a central blue ground figured medallion and matching spandrels within a principle blue ground turtle border

A North West Persian Bagshaish rug, the scarlet red field bearing an extended pole medallion and barbers' pole quarter spandrels within a principle serrated leaf and flowerhead border, 299 x 159cm

A Sarouk rug, the brick red field bearing a central indigo and ivory medallion, filled overall with floral devices within an entwined indigo ground principle border, 200 x 120cm

A Mahal rug, the brick red ground bearing a centre medallion and spandrels within a principle indigo border, 203 x 132cm

A Hamadan runner, the brick red ground plain field bearing a triple pole medallion and date (1914) within triple borders, 352 x 99cm

A Hamadan runner, the brick red field bearing a blue medallion within an ivory ground geometric border and an aubergine to beige variegated ground star pattern border, 250 x 102cm

A Heriz runner, bearing an extended pole medallion, on a burnt red ground within principle blue and yellow borders, 278 x 66cm

A Karachopf Kazak rug, bearing a central ivory ground octagonal medallion on a brick red field, filled with geometric devices within an inverted wine cup deep green border, 220 x 170cm

A Karachopf Kazak rug, bearing a central ivory ground, octagonal medallion filled with figures and devices on a green panelled ground, 213 x 185cm

A Fachralo Kazak prayer rug, the blue figures field bearing a brick red and ivory central medallion within a principle ivory ground, serrated leaf border, 150 x 132cm

A Heriz carpet of traditional dark blue and brick red ground geometric medallion design, on an ivory base field, within a principle brick red turtle figured border, 380 x 312cm

A Heriz carpet, the field bearing a large stepped edge red central medallion and spandrels on an ivory ground, principle indigo ground to the border, 372 x 296cm

A large Persian furnishing carpet, the brick to wine red field bearing an overall palmette and entwined arabesque soft medallion design with a principle blue ground Shah Abbas palmette border, subsidiary pale blue flower borders, 616 x 430cm

An Heriz wool carpet, the central wine red field enclosing an ivory pole medallion enclosing a further quatrefoil midnight blue medallion interspersed with flowering vines within turquoise spandrels and stylised herati guard stripes and border, 793 x 418cm

A large 18th century silver punch ladle, unmarked, the oval bowl with wavy edge and extended lip, the base inset with a William & Mary commemorative medallion.

Donegal style carpet, the ivory field with allover cruciform ornament and central medallion and similiar spandrels within a multi geometric border, 350 x 450cm