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Two pairs of terracotta pots, 20th century, 46cm diameter, 43cm high and 42cm diameter and 35cm high,a terracotta trough, 64cm wide,a pair of low terracotta pots, 41cm diameter (9)Condition ReportWeathered and used.

Y&nbspAN ITALIAN GILT METAL MOUNTED WATERCOLOUR INSET EBONISED STATIONERY BOX 19TH CENTURY Partially inset with two landscape panels of the Bay of Naples and The Blue Grotto 17cm high, 26cm wide, 16cm deep Together with a Victorian rosewood fan shaped paper holder, 13.5cm high, 24cm wide And a late Victorian giltwood and Wedgwood style jasper mounted book trough, 44.5cm wide, 21cm high   

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOOK TROUGH CIRCA 1860 With frieze drawer fitted with a reading stand 26cm high, 49cm wide, 32cm deep  

GARDEN PLANTER TROUGH in green painted cast-metal, 30 (h) x 80 (w) x 39cms (d)

A reconstituted stone rectangular garden trough, moulded with putti, on Roman end plinths, width 89cm, depth 39cm, height 64cm. Condition - fair

TROUGH PLANTERS, a pair, in galvanised metal, 20cm H x 90cm x 20cm. (2)

A vintage bespoke book Trough, W 42 cm x H 18 cm x D 22 cm, together with another oak book Trough, of similar proportions(2)

An Arts & Crafts oak and copper book Trough, the copper embossed with ships in the style of Newlyn, W 30 cm x H 9 cm x D 15.5 cm, together with another Arts and Crafts book Trough of a similar design and proportions, W 30 cm x H 10.5 cm x D 15 cm(2)

An Art Deco three tier book trough56w x 22d x 75h cm

A cast iron pig trough

Antique stone trough

Antique stone trough

An Arts and Crafts/Art Nouveau repousse brass planter/trough with loop handles to side and planished finish, raised on four ball supports (h- 17cm, w- 61cm)

A sandstone trough, 76cm wide.

A Group of Furniture Comprising: three country stools, a mother of pearl inlaid two tier lamp table, an ebonised table, a further stool, a pokerwork pail with silk lined interior, inlaid mahogany book trough, an adjustable piano stool, a wine table, a pine croquet box (lacking contents), a 1920s low two door cupboard on castors, a toleware stick stand and sticks, a blanket box and a painted open bookcase with adjustable shelves (qty)

An Early 20th Century oak book trough. 39x28x17cm.

Mid Victorian Binocular Microscope, Smith & Beck English, dated (from the Beck records) June 1862, engraved to the foot 'Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman Street, LONDON, 2408', the microscope on a equiaxial foot with tall upright column, plano-concave mirror in gimbal on sliding collar, focusing substage collar, mechanical stage with X-Y control, Lister limb with binocular body tubes, course focusing, screw fine focus with interocular adjustment at the top, in a fitted mahogany case with case of accessories including: 1 1/2" objective & can. 2/3" objective & can. 1/5" objective & can. 4/10" objective & can. pair of medium power eyepieces. Errector lens. Cased Maltwood finder. Compressor. Eyepiece micrometer. Achromatic condenser. Double nosepiece. Eyepiece lucida. Large livebox. Stage Forceps. 2 Leiberkuhns. Polariser. Analyser. Darkwells & Holder. Glass stages. and in the main case: Wenham Parabolic condenser. Pair of high power eyepieces. Monocular tube. Zoophyte Trough. Rotator & stops. Tabel condenser

The First Folding Microscope by Smith & Beck, 1847/8, English, dated from the Beck records to late 1847/early 1848, engraved to the limb ‘Smith & Beck 6 Coleman St. London 177’ the microscope with folded tripod stand, large plano-concave mirror in gimbal on sliding collar, with folding mechanical Turrel-type stagecourse rack and pinion focusing, fine screw adjustment, in a flat fitted French polished mahogany case containing 2 objectives by Smith & Beck, 3 eyepieces, live boxes, zoophyte trough, polariser and analyser, Leiberkuhn, wheel of stops, Note: this model of folding travelling microscope is unrecorded in any of the Beck catalogues. No.177 is the first mention in the Beck sales books of a ‘Travelling’ microscope and was sold in early 1848 to J. D. Bagley. It was at this time that the firm Powell & Lealand released their design for a folding compound microscope around 1847. So it may have been made in competition or as a special one off that never made it into production. Either way this was, according to the Beck records the first folding microscope made by the company of Smith & Beck.

An Edwardian mahogany portfolio and bookstand, c.1900, with a brass handle to the top and patent spring supports for the flaps, boxwood line inlay and satinwood banded decoration, the panels to the top hinge open to hold documents, prints, etc., and the base is a book trough, 44 x 28.5 x 84cms high.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.

THREE GALVANISED CAST ALLOY TROUGH PLANTERS

A VINTAGE CAST IRON TROUGH PLANTER

A sandstone trough, 19th c, approx 31cm h; approx 50 x 78cm No substantial damage; intact

A round sandstone trough, 19th c, approx 39cm h x approx 74cm diam No substantial damage; intact

An oriental style painted book trough, carved with dragons, width 34 cm, and a further Gothic-style oak book slide.

A cast iron pig trough drilled as a planter

A small cast iron circular trough approx. 17inch diameter

A galvanised trough drilled as a planter

THREE WEATHERED SANDSTONE TROUGHS including a pump trough with D end, 68cm long (very weathered with some losses) a circular trough 48cm in diameter (appears to be a quirk stone carved into a trough) and broken through with losses (3)

A WEATHERED RECTANGULAR SANDSTONE TROUGH, width 39cm x depth 57cm x height 25cm (condition report: no visible cracks)

A LARGE WEATHERED SANDSTONE TROUGH width 68cm, depth 108cm, height 34cm (very weathered but intact, hole to centre)

An interesting vintage wooden trough, approx. 97 x 39cm

An interesting vintage wooden trough, possibly for salt, approx. 75 x 22cm

A large half moon trough , possibly limestone

 A heavy cast iron trough planter W60cm x D36cm

*Local Interest - After Judy Boyes (20th Century, British), coloured prints, Six illustrations - 'Old Water Trough', 'Loughrigg Fell from Skelwith Fold', 'Lane Ends Cottages, Elterwater', 'Daffodil Time, Grasmere', 'Nab Cottage, Rydal', and 'Robin Lane, Troutbeck', all framed, mounted, and under glass, the largest measures 38cm x 50cm, & 56cm x 72cm overall (6) One appears faded, otherwise in good used condition with some minor marks to frames.

Stone garden trough measures approximately 8.5 inches tall 29 inches wide 21 inches depth

Stone garden trough measures approximately 8 inches tall 45 inches wide 18 inches depth

Stone garden trough measures approximately 8.5 inches tall 29 inches wide 21 inches depth

A pair of reconstituted stone garden troughs and a similar trough.

Workshop of Robert Mouseman Thompson (Kilburn): An English Oak 4ft Plant Trough, 1988, with shaped end supports, with carved mouse trademark,122cm wide, 29cm deep, 48cm high

Workshop of Robert Mouseman Thompson (Kilburn): An English Oak Book Trough, with carved mouse trademark,45.5cm wide

A 19th Century Primitive Elm Stool, 18ins x 8ins x 9.5ins high, a sycamore dairy bowl, 16.5ins diameter, and a wooden trough, 27.5ins wide 

A galvanised Feed Trough, 5' wide x 10" x 7" deep.

A galvanised sheep trough, 6" wide x 12" deep x 8" tall.

Railway sack barrow trolley; small child's chair; pine boarded trough

Silver trough shape double stamp box W5.5cm, three silver envelope design stamp boxes and two other small silver boxes (6)Condition Report:Approx silver weight 3.3ozt (104 grams)

A Jugendstil gilt brass desk stand inkwell, circa 1900, in the style of Kayserzinn, the conical inkwell with organic relief embossed panel, turned conical knopped finial, flanked by two whiplash arms attached with spherical beads, pn a sweeping bracket base with rectangular pen trough, 32cm long

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak three-tier book trough, possibly by Wylie & Lochhead, height 87cm, width 54cm, depth 21.5cm.

A 19th century carved stone trough, height 20cm, width 48cm.

A late 20th century African carved hardwood book trough with elephant ends, width 70cm, together with three other book troughs.

A LATE VICTORIAN SATIN BIRCH AND POKERWORK FREESTANDING BOOKSHELFLATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYwith two trough tiers, the ends decorated with flowers113cm high, 68.3cm wide, 27.7cm deepProvenancePurchased from Choice Antiques, Silver Street, Warminster on 20th January 1993.Glen House, Bruton.

A CAST IRON GARDEN ROLLERLATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYtogether with a copper garden planter and a stone trough (3)102.4cm (max)ProvenanceThe contents of The Grange, Wendover.

A Bob Hunter (Wrenman) oak book trough, of plain design, carved with a wren, 48cm wide.

A 19th century French elm dough bin or trough of typical tapering form with single-plank cover, on tapered stand, 79cm x 100cm x 49cm

Collection of mainly pre-war Lead Farm animals and other figures by Britains Timpo Cherilea and other makers and a few plastic animals (110+) lead, Cows and calfs (18), Goats (5), Horses and Foals (14), Sheep and Lambs (12), Pigs and Piglets (7), Dogs (7), various Fowl (21), Farmers and workers (7), Cart, Tree, Trough, Milk Churns (2), Soldiers and Cowboys/Red Indian (7), various plastic animals /fowl (20), P-F, most playworn with paint loss, some with damaged legs (110+)

A weathered natural stone rectangular trough with D shaped end, 25 cm high x 72 cm x 49 cm (AF)

A well weathered natural stone rectangular D-end trough / planter with two drainage holes, 36cm high, 60 x 50cm.

One lot of vintage tools to include two man saws, hay knives, unusual wide five pronged fork, etc a five rung agricultural related stretcher a cast iron and enamelled corner stable trough and a cauldron (af)

A plastic plant trough and contents of garden tools

COMPOSITE TROUGH PLANTER