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A '598' model lounge chair, designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 1972, the black upholstered seat with integral flat end supports, with makers label to underside.

A '1789 model' beech two seat sofa, designed by Borge Mogensen for Fritz Hansen, the bowed top rails with plain spars and loose cushions upon plain supports, makers label to underside, 146cm wide.

A small collection of items, including a Crown Devon model of a dog, a Royal Dux model of a dog etc.

A Beswick 'Stocky Jogging Mare' model, in chestnut with white mane and tail together with other Beswick and Doulton models of horses.

A Beswick Adventure horse model, in matt upon wooden base, a Black Beauty foal in matt glaze, a Shire foal and nine other horses/donkeys.

A Beswick model of Red Rum, in matt glaze and upon wooden stand, together with a Beswick model of Desert Orchid, also in matt glaze and upon wooden base.

Six various large Beswick models of dogs, including Springer Spaniel (matt), Irish Setter (Sugar of Wendover), King Charles Spaniel, Sheepdog, Corgi and Dachshund and a model on stand of a greyhound. (7)

A Beswick model of a racehorse and jockey, the jockey with green and yellow cap and top, the saddlecloth numbered 24.

Three Beswick models of horses, including mare and foal on base (3rd version), large racehorse, model no 1564, and 'Bois Roussel' (2nd version).

Victor Stryjeg), 20th century Romanian school, a lustre glazed model of a seahorse, impressed mark.

A frosted glass square panel, moulded in relief with flowerheads, a facet cut green glass vase and a glass model of a flying duck.

A green onyx ashtray, mounted with an ivory figure of a naked maiden, with later additional model of a crowned frog.

A Staffordshire group of Robert Burns and Jean Armour, mid 19th Century, titled in gilt 'Rigs O Barley', together with a quantity of other Staffordshire figures and cottages including a spill vase of a horse and foal, a castle spill vase, a swan penholder, a model of a dalmatian etc.

A well engineered 5" gauge model of the MLR K Class 2-6-0 locomotive and tender No. 1000. Probably built by C M Rostron, Beckenham, Kent during the 1950's having copper soldered boiler & fittings including water & pressure gauges, safety blower, hand operated brake & blow down valves. Tender details include hand feed pump, hand operated brake gear, water cocks and hand irons. Finished in LNER green livery and lining. Engine 9.5" x 37.5", tender 9.5" x 24" (some blemishes and minor paint loss). Complete with three 8' long pieces of track.

A well engineered 5" gauge model LMR 0-4-0 side tank locomotive possibly built by CM Rostron, Beckenham during the 1950's with soldered copper boiler with fittings including water and pressure gauges, safety blower, steam brake, blow down valves. 9.25" x 28.25" long. Finished in LNER green livery and lining (some blemishes and minor paint loss), an eight wheeled open top wooden goods wagon no. 4210 containing drivers seat and two passenger seats, coal box, finished in brown livery and lettered NE and brick - 9.75" x 60" long overall, a four wheeled wooden LMR passenger box car Mayfield, no. 628 finished in brown livery with cream roof - 9.5" x 24" long, and three 8' lengths of steel track.

A Continental pottery model of a pug dog, Bavarian or Austrian, late 19th/early 20th century, inset with glass eyes 32cm, 12in. high, small repair to ear

A Continental pottery model of a standing pug dog, Bavarian or Austrian, late 19th/early 20th century, inset with glass eyes; together with a painted wooden cushion dog 38cm, 15in. long, minor repairs

A Continental pottery model of a pug dog, Bavarian, or Austrian, late 19th/early 20th century, inset with glass eyes, 30.5cm, 12in. high, front left ankle restored

A pair of Sevres-style candlesticks, second half 19th century, after the Sevres model, each of spiral form raised on a square base, painted with a continuous spiralling band of trailing flowers between a bleu celeste, band edged with gilt flowers and foliate scrollwork 15.2cm, 6in, one with restored chip to upper section

A ship's half block model in the form of a three masted clipper, painted, and in a case, the glazed front damaged, 60 cm wide.

A model of a yacht, wooden with a painted hull complete with sails and stand, 70cm wide.

A leather covered model of an elephant with trunk raised, 58cm high.

An HMV valve radio with a walnut case, model 1103, serial no. 34986, speaker above a dial with bakelite knobs and twelve push buttons (worm damage), 51cm high.

An Eastman Kodak no.4A folding camera, vertical folding bed with mahogany brass and chrome and red bellows and an Eastman folding Brownie camera, no.3, model D with maroon bellows. (2)

A table lamp, the gilt brass stand with a parian model of Ariadne, reclining on the back of a panther, (her right foot repaired), 10. 75in (27.2cm) high.

A spelter model of a seated dog, chewing a bone, on a circular onyx base with plaque, titled 'Five o'Clock', 11.75in (29.8cm) high.

A Beswick figure of a Black Galloway bull, model no.1746A. (small chip to hoof and ear repaired).

A Beswick Persian cat, model no.1898, white gloss.

Four silver bird pepperettes, Jay, Sheffield, 1926; and the following German: Partridge, import marks London, 1913; Woodcock, Chester, 1903; Kingfisher model, import marks Chester, 1908; and pair of cockerell models, import marks London, 1930 1450gr, 46oz 12dwt

JOSEF HOFFMANN, MANUFACTURED BY JACOB & JOSEF KOHN, Sitzmachine, Model No. 670, circa 1905, bent and fretted beech and laminated wood, the back adjustable on a horizontal support rod, 111.5cm. high by 65.5cm. wide by 81.5cm. deep; 3ft. 9in., 2ft. 1in., 2ft. 8in.

PAUL PHILIPPE, Girl with Parrot - An Art Deco cold painted bronze and ivory figure, circa 1930, the young lady model balancing on her left foot, a parrot seated on her raised left arm, inscribed P.Philippe, R u M', 49cm., 1ft. 7in.

A Derby model of a boy, sitting holding a book in his right hand on a scroll moulded circular base, No.314 incised, early 19th century, 16cm. One hand restored.

A tin glazed model of a woman taking a bath, lying with her right leg raised, decorated in blue, manganese and ochre, probably 19th century French, 19.5cm.

A Meissen model of a shepherdess, holding a lamb and standing on a scrolling base, crossed swords and impressed marks, 20th century, 30. 5cm. Her right hand lacking, other minor damage.

A Meissen model of a Freemason, after J.J. Kandler standing holding a scroll beside a column upon which a pug dog is perched, raised on a tall flared base, crossed swords mark, '334' incised and '144' impressed, 19th century, 30cm.

A glass model of a horse, probably designed for Stevens and Williams, mid 20th century, 23.5cm.

A Chinese pottery model of a horse and rider, standing four square and with traces of original pigment, Tang dynasty, 618-906AD, 34cm. Some damage.

A Royal Worcester model of a sailor boy, carrying a wicker basket, decorated in blue, brown, mauve and gilt, printed and impressed marks, c.1883, 21.5cm.

A Copeland Parian figure of Professor John Wilson, after the model by John Steel, he stands holding a cape, on a rectangular base, impressed marks and dated 1866, 45cm. Minor damage.

A Staffordshire model of a pug dog, with a black snout and yellow eyes, late 19th century, 24cm.

A Staffordshire model of a cat, decorated with brown and yellow patches, sitting on a red and green rectangular cushion, late 19th century, 17cm. Faint body cracks.

A Samuel Alcock model of a mastiff, lying on a rocky base with its tongue hanging out, impressed mark '305', c.1830-45, 13cm. Minor repairs.

A Staffordshire porcelain model of an eagle, perched on a rock beside a nest containing a lamb, applied with moss, mid 19th century, 14cm. The bird's neck repaired.

A rare pearlware model of a Billy goat, with a shaggy coat, standing on a rocky base decorated with yellow, red, green and black sponging, c.1800, 16cm. long.

A rare Prattware model of a horse, decorated in blue, yellow, manganese and ochre and standing on a green base, c.1810, 15.5cm. high. Some restoration.

A large Staffordshire model of a hunter, holding a gun, standing upon a lion, mid 19th century, 39.5cm.

A Staffordshire porcelain model of Trinity College, with two turrets flanking a clock face, applied with moss and with the title to the base, mid 19th century, 20.5cm.

A Staffordshire model of Mary, standing holding a red book, titled to the base, c.1860-80, 39cm. Wear to the gilding.

A Staffordshire model of a woman, selling fish from a large red basket, decorated with enamel colours, 2nd half 19th century, 19.5cm.

A Staffordshire model of Omar Pasha, standing in military dress, the base titled, mid 19th century, 27cm. The gilding rubbed.

A Staffordshire model of Lucrezia and Gerraro, from the opera by Donizetti, they stand hand in hand on an oval base, mid 19th century, 31cm.

A Staffordshire model of a young man and woman, in Scottish dress dancing before a tree, mid 19th century, 24.5cm.

A Staffordshire model of a man, probably a vintner, barefoot and holding a stick entwined with a fruiting vine, mid 19th century, 25cm.

A Staffordshire group of three figures, titled 'Old Lang Syne' and a Staffordshire model of a woman carrying a coffin with a spaniel at her side, both 19th century, 23cm. max. (2) Both with some damage.

A Staffordshire pearlware model of Falstaff, standing holding a silver lustre shield on a scrolling base and square plinth, early 19th century, 22.5cm.

A small pearlware model of a dandy, standing before a tree with a spaniel at his feet, c.1830, 13cm. and a continental porcelain model of a girl with a doll and a parasol, 19cm. (2) One branch repaired.

A Staffordshire pearlware model of Diana, of Ralph Wood type, reaching for an arrow with a hound at her side, standing on a grassy mound and square base, c.1790, 22cm. Minor damage.

A Staffordshire pearlware model of the 'Dray Men', the two figures wearing brown coats, raised on a rustic oval base, entitled 'Dray Men', 1st half 19th century, 19.5cm. Minor repairs.

A Bloor Derby model of a boy and a dog, raised on a pierced circular base, red circular printed mark, c.1820, 14cm. The ball a bead replacement.

A small pearlware model of a putto, possibly the Cambrian Pottery, holding and basket of flowers and standing before flowering leaves on a square base, '60' mark in red, 1st half 19th century, 12cm. A few small chips and some flakes.