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Small collection of miscellaneous items including Victorian brandy ladle with twisted whalebone handle, plated shoe, pair of candle snuffers, retracting Sterling silver swizzle stick, silver cigar piercer, Victorian silver pickle fork(af), Edwardian silver pickle spoon, tea spoon and engraved pocket cigarette box c.1921

A Royal Copenhagen figure of a boy with a cap carving a stick, number 905 to base three wave lines and initials 'ld', 7 1/2" high.

A late Victorian bamboo shooting stick.

A walking stick made from Brass military shell cases.

A Malacca cane and a shooting stick.

A Continental Carved Mahogany Walking Cane/Measuring Stick, dated 1784, the finial as a clenched fist above a collar inscribed "Anno 1784" (or 1754?), raised on four barley twist slender columns enclosing three moving balls, on a tapering square section stem chip carved with guilloche and other folk motifs, one fascia with incised measuring lines, and with lead tip, {85cm long}.

A Victorian Cast Iron Stick Stand, in Gothic-Byzantine style, the arched panel back pierced with a border of repeat foliate motifs and centred by conforming panel, angular rail on a knopped column upright with foliate spandrels, double compartmented lift out tray, chevron cast moulded plinth, {94cm high} (painted white, peeling badly and rusted, requiring total restoration).

A Victorian Cast Iron Stick Stand as a Huntsman and Hound, the hound jumping up at the huntsman who holds a crop between his hands forming the rail, the removable pan to the D shape base with rustic twig support from which peeps a fox, both parts bearing lozenge registration mark, {71cm high} (small angle piece broken, requires re soldering).

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed H E Holst, the concealed tube with silvered plates and vernier signed 'H E Holst', the case trunk with a flame veneer of good colour, rectangular cistern, {97cm high}.

A Good George III Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed T Blunt, London, the silvered dial with vernier, signed "T Blunt, London", case with swan neck pediment and central finial, the trunk with arched thermometer box above circular cistern cover, {97cm high}, the case back bears a label inscribed that it was bought in 1955 for £102 and was restored at Garner & Marney in 1979.

An English Fortin-Type Black Painted Metal Stick Barometer, signed Negretti & Zambra, London, early 20th century, of tubular form, brass register calibrated above thermometer tube numbered 1809 and signed "Negretti & Zambra, London", the cistern held by three screws, {103cm high}.

A pair of Art Nouveau side chairs, the backs inlaid with mother of pearl and copper with stick backs and pad seats, on square legs, (2).

A swagger stick for '57 Albuhera' with a silver top and base, together with a silver topped Malaca walking cane, (2).

An Arnold & Sons horse measuring stick, in the form of a bamboo walking cane with stag antler handle.

A Minton "Majolica" Fish Teapot, date code for 1878, modelled as a beady-eyed exotic fish, with predominantly blue upper half and with erect dorsal fin on the cover, the handle formed as a stick of seaweed concealing a snail, raised diamond registration mark, impressed "Mintons" and date code, {22.5cm long} (chipped spout and dorsal fin).

A Royal Dux Group of a Fisher Girl and Boy, circa 1900, he with duck and rabbit slung from a stick over his shoulder, embracing the girl's waist, coloured in part glazed, part bisque pastel colours and on flower encrusted base, applied pink triangle mark, model 381 impressed, {37.5cm}.

A Pair of Royal Dux Figures of Goatherd and Shepherdess, the shepherdess holding flowers in her gathered apron, and offering leaves to a sheep at her side, he stands holding stick (now lacking), a goat at his side, on square bases with concave angle panels, in mainly olive, salmon and gilt, applied red triangle mark and impressed 1115 and 1116, early 1900's, {54cm high} (one sheep ear chipped off, tip of goat horn chipped off and one ear).

A Late Victorian Pin Box, tapering oval, foliate and scroll detail, {by Henry Meyer, Birmingham 1898, 9cm long; An Edwardian Sweetmeat Basket, circular, pierced bowl, scroll and floral border, swing handle, {by Henry Meyer, Birmingham 1901, 9.2cm diameter; A Silver and Enamel Compact, circular, the hinged lid with yellow guilloche enamel decoration, {maker's mark C&N, Birmingham 1920, 4.2cm diameter}; and A Swizzle Stick, engine turned, {marked sterling, 8.5cm long} {total silver weight 3oz} (5) .

Horne Thornthwaite and Wood; a mid 19th century mahogany stick barometer, with ivory scale and register above a central thermometer in Fahrenheit and Reaumur and above a lower glazed section for viewing the mercury reservoir, the case surmounted with a swan-neck pediment, 101cm high, (glass broken in lower section and top section of thermometer case lacking).

Watkins & Hill, London; a 19th century mahogany stick barometer, with silvered register and Fahrenheit thermometer and inscribed WATKINS & HILL 5 Charing Cross LONDON, set on a plain case, 96cm high.

I. Cail, Newcastle; a mid 19th century carved oak stick barometer, with ivory register inscribed I. CAIL 61 PILGRIM ST NEWCASTLE, above a thermometer with Fahrenheit and Reamur registers, the case applied with foliate carving and surmounted with a C-scroll pediment, 103cm high

Charles Howarth, Halifax; a second quarter 19th century mahogany and marquetry line-inlaid stick barometer, with paper label register and a thermometer, 89cm high.

Four gilt metal items comprising; a rectangular stand cast with acanthus, beaded bands and fruit, 17 high x 40cm wide, a pair of two-branch wall lights in 18th century style, 27.5cm high, and a chamber stick cast with insects, masks and scrolls with a handle and three paw feet, 10 high x 29cm wide

A peridot and seed pearl bar brooch, together with three other bar brooches and a stick pin.

A yellow metal stick pin in the form of a horseshoe and whip, together with a pearl set stick pin and a sapphire set stick pin, in the form of a whip.

A diamond and sapphire set stick pin in the shape of a horse shoe, (cased).

A Georgian mahogany stick barometer the silvered dome topped dial signed Brown & Son, Newcastle Upon Tyne, with an unclosed tube.

A novelty silver table lighter, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Comapay, London 1899 in the form of a Grecian oil lamp with flamed finial taper stick holder and serpent handle, 4.52 long

A pair of half sovereign cufflinks, together with a Tiffany & Co. silver swizzle stick, boxed. (2).

A Western electric candle stick telephone with patent plaque for 1913 with black lacquered stand.

An Edwardian brass 8 division stick stand of circular shape, with cast iron base. 55cms tall x 39cms diam.

A William and Mary oak food cupboard, the frieze inlaid G.I.M, over a panelled door with carved flowerheads and radial piercing, above a double panelled drawer end, further door, upon stick supports, 172x77cms.

An oak and brass bound barrel stick stand, decorated with the Arms of the City of Plymouth

A SILVER RATTLE, Birmingham 1887, maker GU, hung with two tiers of bells, whistle and coral teething stick, 13.5cm long; together with another, Birmingham 1922, with mother-of-pearl teething ring, three bells missing, 13cm long. (2)

A SILVER-GILT RATTLE, London circa 1815, probably Elizabeth Morley, hung with two tiers of bells, whistle and coral teething stick, 14cm long.

A large brass stick stand, with twenty seven divisions on turned supports, the black painted base with two liners, 3ft 1.75in (196cm) wide.

Arthur Claude Cooke (b. 1867), Old man with a stick, oil on board, 23.5 x 12cm.

A cane walking stick, the silver on copper screw-off pommel enclosing a glass flask, with further screw-off section enclosing additional long flask, length 90cm, (AF); and a segmented gilt metal mounted bamboo walking cane, (2).

A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED CANDLE STICKS with vine decorated square feet and matching knops, 10" high and a plated chamber stick with scroll decoration with snuffer.

A LOUIS XIV STYLE ORMOLU CHAMBER STICK of acanthus scroll form with loose sconce, impressed marks, 4 1/2" high.

A 19TH CENTURY OIL ON CANVAS, THREE QUARTER LENGTH PORTRAIT OF AN OLD GENTLEMAN, seated holding a walking stick, indistinctly signed, 23.5ins x 19.5ins in an ornate gilt frame.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY NICKEL PLATED LADY'S LEG HANDLED WALKING STICK, with an incised wooden shaft, 35.5ins long.

A NOVELTY WOODEN WALKING STICK, the screw off handle revealing a smoking pipe, 34.5ins long.

A WOODEN HANDLED WALKING STICK, with white metal collar and vertebrae shaft, 33ins long.

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY IVORY SECTIONAL WALKING STICK, the handle carved with a mongoose attacking a snake, with gold/ruby eyes, inlaid with initials, 33.5ins long.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MALACCA SWORD STICK, 36.5ins long.

AN EDWARDIAN GILT BRASS HANGING JEWELLED LIGHT SHADE, a smaller DITTO and a square brass CHAMBER STICK LIGHT, with jewelled shade. (3).

A LATE 19TH CENTURY BLACK/GILT CAST IRON BOW FRONTED STICK STAND, foliate design back and loop handle, 29.5ins high.

A set of six beech and elm stick back Windsor kitchen chairs.

A stick back Windsor armchair.

Late Victorian beechwood armchair, stick back, circular seat raised on turned legs

Edwardian mahogany tub chair, the bow shaped back with shaped splats and stick over a serpentine front and moulded square section legs united by an H stretcher (need upholstered seat)

Three 9ct gold propelling pencils, a silver propelling pencil and a 9ct gold swizzle stick, various makers and dates (5)

Assortment of decorative and costume jewellery including a 15ct gold seed pearl horseshoe stick pin, diamante buttons etc.

Victorian gem set stick pin, circa 1880, worked as a bee, the yellow gold insect with wings of rose diamonds, thorax cushion cut sapphire, ruby eyes and a natural pearl abdomen

Old bamboo and stained beechwood shooting stick

A 19th Century mahogany stick barometer, the ivory dial inscribed "Brown & Son, Newcastle on Tyne", c.1830, 92cm high.

A GOLD TOP COLDSTREAM GUARDS STICK Gold top with Badge of the Coldstreams, fibrous stick, 29.25" (74cm) length overall.

AN OAK STICK BAROMETER with ivory register plate, 36in. (91cm)

A VICTORIAN BOXWOOD WINE MEASURING STICK by A. Shellard, Bristol, graduations for Old Wine Gallons and Imperial Gallons, 71in. (180cm.) long