antiques & fine art sale

A pair of hand carved alabaster figures, late 19th century, each modelled as a young girl in a nightdress, one clutching a dove to her chest, the other clutching her lap dog, each nightdress has a finely decorated border, both standing before a short plinth, height 45 cm and 46 cm respectively (see illustration).

Sold for £95

After L & F Moreau, a pair of French patinated spelter figures, 19th century, titled "La Renommee and La Fortune", each upon a turned wood base with applied metal label, height 70.5 cm and 72 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £100

After L & F Moreau, a good pair of French patinated spelter figures titled "Enfant Au Tambour and Enfant Aux Cymbales", late 19th century/early 20th century, each upon a raised plinth, height 33.5 cm and 34 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £80

A Continental carved marble bust of a young lady, late 19th, early 20th century, wearing a hat with a single plume, and with long hair cascading over her shoulders and clutching to her a chest a fruiting vine, all upon a socled plinth, height 51.5 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £130

A carved wood bust of a horse, early 20th century, naturalistically modelled with gilt metal bridle and bit, with painted mane and glass inset eyes (an aperture to the rear of the head for a holding a brush now vacant), depth 22 cm, height 19 cm.

Sold for £200

A Britannia metal inkwell in form of a Indian elephant head, circa 1880, the elephant with tasselled head dress and surmounted by a seated monkey playing a flute, all upon a silver plated circular base with beaded decoration, height 13.5 cm.

Sold for £55

A pair of French patinated spelter figures, "La Navigation" and "La Vapeur" and a pair of patinated French spelter figures after Ferrand titled "Prisonniere and Improvisateur", each on a turned ebonised plinth with applied label, all 19th century, height tallest 48.5 cm, smallest 32.5 cm.

Sold for £35

A hand carved alabaster bust of a lady, late 19th century, her head covered by a shawl buttoned at the nape of her neck, a leafy sprig issuing from the folds, upon a rock work base with vacant scroll, height 31 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £55

A naive looking hand carved alabaster figure, 19th century, modelled as a young girl standing in prayer, a dog and cat to her left and flowering vases to her right, above a base decorated with plants, the right hand side inscribed "John Newcombe age 72, 1899", further mounted upon a separate marble base, overall height 34 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £25

An Egyptian revival spelter figure, 19th century, modelled as a female resting upon a harp, dressed in typical Egyptian attire, the harp terminating in a sphinx like bust, height 38 cm.

Sold for £28

After L & F Moreau, a good French well patinated spelter figure titled "Victoria", modelled with the wings raised, torso in armour, in her outstretched right arm an olive branch, and in her left a shield, all upon an ebonised turned base with applied name plaque, height 52 cm.

Sold for £40

A leaded stained glass panel, 19th century, possibly John the Baptist, the one piece face picked out in monochrome, and heightened with coloured enamels and surrounded by coloured glass segments, 29 cm x 22.5 cm, a further single section of stained glass depicting Mary Magdalene, 19th century, picked out in monochrome and heightened with yellow enamel, 21 cm x 13.5 cm, a small stained glass rectangle featuring St Augustine, a small fragment of monochrome stained glass depicting a man's eye and forehead, and five sections of stained glass scrolling foliate border, wider section 20.5 cm x 6.5 cm, smallest section 16 cm x 6.5 cm. (10).

Sold for £60

A moulded "Holophane-Blondel" bowl ceiling light, with brass mount and two milk glass domed ceiling lights, each with metal mount (all early 20th century), the holophane 25.5 cm diameter, milk glass diameters 26 cm and 30 cm.

Sold for £80

A pair of matt milk ground spherical ceiling lights, each with moulded rim to accommodate light mounts, and a milk glass light fitting with ground rim, all early 20th century, diameter 30 cm.

Sold for £40

A milk glass domed light fitting, early 20th century, approximately 32 cm diameter; and a further seven moulded glass ceiling and table light shades, to include a pair of moulded flame shades, a cut glass shade, a milk glass shade with metal mounts, a further table light shade and two reproduction Art Nouveau frill edge shades (8).

Sold for £25

An Art nouveau brass desk calendar, late 19th century, with leaf and berry decoration and fabric scrolls for the day, date and month, the rear support emanating in an acanthus leaf, height 20 cm, width 11 cm.

Sold for £60

A pair of wall mounted gas lights, 19th century, the cast brass bodies with a fluted arm attached to a ball socket wall mount, overall length 32 cm, and a pair of carved brass coat hooks, 19th century, 16.5 cm, and a pair of cast brass female face mask furniture appliques.

Not Sold

A set of four gilt bronze furniture mounts, 19th century, cast as seated angels with hands in prayer, above a hairy lion paw foot, a mounting bracket extrudes from the rear, height 18 cm width 9.5 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £220

After the antique - a carved white marble figure of a dancing Satyr, late 19th / 20th century, holding a cymbal in each hand and only a vine leaf for modesty, the base signed Studio Bontempi, height 59 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £920

A gilded spelter figure of cherub, 19th century, nude but for a small drape across his midriff, a suspension loop attached to a ribbon on his back. Length 50 cm.

Sold for £320

A cold painted moulded plaster model of a camel, late 19th early 20th century, modelled with a large white drape across its saddle and gilt tasselled cloth, its head turned to the right, height 39 cm.

Sold for £80

A gilt metal door porter, 19th century, modelled as a bear and cub standing beside a beehive within a Gothic type ruin with sunflowers and foliage, handle surmounted with the Prince of Wales feathers, height 22 cm.

Sold for £85

A moulded plaster ecclesiastic wall mounted niche, the recess painted in blue with gilt and red border flagged by plain columns beneath a Gothic pediment height 71 cm width 23 cm.

Sold for £35

A 19th century brass fender, having an upper railed gallery above the pierced body, with vase finials, interior width 121 cm height 37.5 cm.

Sold for £85

A group of plaster cast remoulds, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising four capitals, a figure of Edward II, two gargoyles, a face mask, rouge marble stand and a carved stone collar (10). Edward II height 78 cm.

Sold for £100

A large German crystoleum, late 19th century, depicting a pre Raphaelite female before a tree trunk and reeds and an owl to the foreground, inscribed bottom left Eoderhaus Munchen 1/5 1883 with blind stamp for Fhanfstangl 1896 Munchen, mounted in a gilt frame, image 37.5 cm x 27.5 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £60

A large plaster of Paris figure of St Anthony holding the Christ child, 19th century, standing on a rectangular base with canted corners, height 149.5 cm.

Sold for £70

A moulded plaster figure of Mary and Jesus, early 20th century, modelled seated with Jesus resting in her arms after his descent from the cross, cold painted with applied wire halos, inscribed verso J Strobl, Chelsea SW10, indistinctly dated 19**.

Sold for £50

Two moulded plaster figures of St Anthony, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled standing, one holding a child Christ in his arms, the other with a standing boy Christ, each cold painted, heights 54.5 cm and 53 cm.

Sold for £40

An El Arte Cristiano Olot, a composition standing figure of Madonna and the child Christ, 19th century, each wearing a crown dressed in robes, standing on an ebonised wood plinth, the reverse of the figure with impressed mark El Arte Cristiano Olot, height 78 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £80

A moulded plaster figure of St Aloysius, late 19th century, modelled standing and holding the Christ child, cold painted on a moulded base, height 91 cm.

Sold for £32

A moulded plaster figure of St Anthony of Padua, holding the Christ child, late 19th century, modelled standing, the child seated upon a book holding a bunch of lilies, the saint in his robes, height 91 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £32

A moulded plaster figure of St Philomena, late 19th century, modelled standing and with a wreath of roses to her long flowing hair, cold painted, height 86 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £32

A Maison Raffl Paris figure of St Ignatius of Loyola, 19th century, plaster cast and naturalistically modelled in robes, his left arm raised, his right arm holding open a book and inscribed Ad Majoram Dei Gloriam, stencilled to the side of the base Raffl Paris, with impressed Raffl mark to the rear, height 99 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £65

A carved white marble figure of a seated lady, 19th century, modelled as a classical female, on a large rock, her hair tied in ribbons and wearing a long dress, all upon an oval base, unsigned, height 58 cm depth 37 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £220

A moulded plaster figure of the Venus De Milo, 20th century, a robe around her midriff, standing upon a small integral base, height 86.5 cm.

Sold for £65

A moulded plaster wall bracket, 19th century, having a moulded square plinth above a merman supporting a large clam shell, length 52 cm width 31.5 cm depth 26 cm.

Sold for £20

A carved white marble figure of Moses in a basket held by an Egyptian lady, 19th century, carved as a semi nude female wearing a headdress and necklace and short skirt, holding the child in a woven basket and standing before bull rushes, indistinctly signed verso, height 81 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £300

A moulded plaster group, The Last Supper, 19th century, probably French, numbered to the front 459, height 48 cm width 120 cm.

Sold for £260

A pair of moulded plaster figures, late 19th century, modelled as Madonna of the Sacred Heart and St David. Heights 108.5 cm and 109 cm respectively.

Sold for £280

A carved soapstone ecclesiastic plaque, late 19th century early 20th century, depicting Jesus of the Sacred Heart before a cross, inset into a wooden panel, height 35.5 cm width 25.5 cm.

Sold for £30

A French plaster cast panel of an angel, holding an incense burner beneath a Gothic arch and castellated turrets, 19th century, housed within a wooden box, the figure height 52.5 cm width 23 cm: a reconstituted figure of an angel standing on a carved stone plinth, height 45 cm, and a French moulded plaster cast figure of St Philomena, all 19th century, height 48.5 cm.

Sold for £60

A pair of reconstituted stone angels, 20th century, modelled kneeling with head bowed and holding a leaf moulded staff terminating in a candle sconce, on a rectangular base, height 87.5 cm width 55 cm.

Sold for £260

A Victorian cast iron fender, mid 19th century, the pierced front decorated with scrolls with a metal base with opposing andirons for hand irons, width 122 cm depth 32 cm.

Sold for £30

A Victorian stained glass panel, circa 1880, of rectangular form centred with flowers within a decorative roundel with plumes and star motifs with pink quartered sections against a blue reserve and yellow border, height 56 cm x 94.5 cm.

Sold for £80

After August-Maximilien Delafontaine, a bronze candelabra, 19th century, with four sconces above the reeded column, on a triform base decorated with masks and shells, on three claw and ball legs on pad feet, height 58 cm.

Sold for £90

A brass crucifix, 19th century, with press moulded anthemion moulded terminals, centred with a radiant star above the corpus, height excluding screw base 74 cm width 53 cm.

Sold for £85

A brass crucifix, late 19th century, with pierced foliate terminals above the corpus, in turn above a stepped circular base on lion paw feet, height 54 cm width 20.85 cm.

Sold for £48

Two wood crucifix, late 19th/early 20th century, the larger of which with gilt metal mounts to each point of the cross, the corpus of patinated spelter, the other of course plain with a cast brass patinated corpus, heights 63 cm and 46 cm.

Sold for £20

A near pair of stained glass and pressed gilded metal hanging lanterns, late 19th century, height 63 cm.

Sold for £100

A pair of cast metal andirons, 19th century, with stylised foliate and frond terminal on a slender stem with two feet, having a shaped rear support, height 34.5 cm depth 22 cm.

Not Sold

A pair of embroidered landscapes, late 19th/early 20th century, one depicting a figure with sheep and woodland surrounding, the other mother and child with sheep in a rural landscape with river coast beyond 16cm x 19 cm.

Sold for £30

A moulded plaster cast figure of St Anthony and the child Christ, late 19th century, with polychrome cold painted decoration and a moulded plaster figure of a Saint, with cold painted decoration, applied label to the base inscribed "Works of art from the collection of Joseph James Forrester Oporto", and a carved wood devotional figure of Mary and Jesus, heights tallest 42 cm, smallest 15 cm. NOTE - Joseph James Forrester (27 May 1809 - 12 May 1861) was an English merchant and wine shipper, born in Hull and of Scottish parentage. In 1831 he went to Oporto, Portugal, to join his uncle James Forrester, a partner in the house of Offley, Forrester and Webber. Whilst in Portugal he undertook a laborious survey of the Douro and in 1848 produced a map of the Duoro River from Vilvestre on the Spanish Frontier to its origins at St Joao da Foz, its merit was universally recognised and commended. In 1844 he published an anonymous pamphlet on the wine trade of which eight editions were rapidly exhausted, these pamphlets were the first foundation stones enabling him to obtain a reform of the abuses practised in Portugal in the making and treatment of port wine. He died in May 1861 descending the Douro and was swamped in one of the rapids where he drowned, his body was never found.

Sold for £20

A large ceremonial brass crucifix, 19th century, with engraved foliate decoration and relief quatrefoils to each point centred with a red cabochon and similarly decorated knop, with sectional ebonised shaft with polished metal mounts, (corpus missing). Approximate height 251 cm, width 41 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £150

A hand carved marble bust of a man, early 19th century, posed in the style of a Roman Emperor, with short wavy hair, his head turned to the right, his left shoulder bare, his right shoulder robed, unsigned. Height 50 cm.

Sold for £700

After the Antique, a carved serpentine marble sculpture, "The Dying Gaul", 19th century, his unsheathed sword and scabbard beside him, his shield beneath on a textured ground and polished oval base. Width 73 cm, height 40 cm, depth 34 cm.

Sold for £1200

A glass dome, 19th century, on a gilt wood stand with plush velvet lining. Dome diameter 18 cm, height including stand 36.5 cm.

Sold for £35

Five Great War Austrian Army medals, and a Second World War fob commemorating the Normandy Landings.

Not Sold

Kelsick Wood of K.W. and Sons, Shipbuilder of Maryport, an account book of approximately 106 pages of alternating handwritten text and hand painted colour images of ships, figureheads, portrait busts of indigenous and foreign people, accounts of timber imported, town rates, ships lost and taken etc, with marbled boards and half calf spine and corners (see illustration).

Sold for £4000

Cumberland Interest - Two 19th century artist sketchbooks by Thomas and John Salkeld Bland, Thomas Bland of Reagill, Nr. Shap, this sketchbook containing over 100 pen and ink sketches of mythical figures, architectural studies, dogs, horses, cattle etc. The nephew's sketchbook, John Salkeld Bland of Wyebourne, containing over 30 pen and ink sketches, mostly architectural and landscape, to include Cockermouth Castle, Workington Hall, Appleby Castle, The Pencil Mill in Teesdale, and a sepia wash of Gunnerkeld Stone Circle near Shap. He was also the author of "The Vale of Lyvennet". The former with marble boards and half calf bindings, the latter with cloth boards and half calf binding, 17 cm x 25 cm and 19 cm x 28 cm respectively (see illustration).

Sold for £550

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Not Sold

A John Pearson Hopper two handled tray, early 20th century, of rectangular form with raised sides and with hand punched decoration of a fish, against a hammered ground, the underside struck twice with initials J.P. within a serrated border (1901 onwards), overall width including handles 54.5 cm x 24.5 cm.

Not Sold

Newlyn School hand beaten copper rose bowl, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with a band of stylised fish against a planished body, struck Newlyn on opposing sides, diameter 19.5 cm height 9.5 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £200

A large quantity of trophies relating to Maryport Cycling Club, awarded to champion cyclist Cliff Sandham, the majority late 1940's and 1950's for speed and endurance, to include races Carlisle to Whitehaven and back, Gardener Hill Climb, numerous North West Time Trial Association races and TCA Handicap races, he was awarded the Maryport Cycling Club best all rounder trophy 1950-1958 comprising 24 miniature silver plated trophies, 7 larger trophies and 12 shield shaped plaques. Smallest 8 cm, tallest 29 cm.

Sold for £150

A collection of sixty three medallions, awarded to Cliff Sandham for various cycling pursuits, to include 94 centuries in one year, 12 hour cycling record, Gardener Hill Climb, the fastest 100 miles (4 hrs 37 mins), 12 hour tandem record, North West Time Trial Association Awards, and two scrap books full of newspaper clippings, black and white photographs, all relating to Mr Sandham's outstanding achievements, to include beating his own 2 year record of 13 passes by a further 3 Lakeland passes all within 24 hours, a 24 hour tandem bicycle ride covering 457 miles with colleague E Tweddle and an album containing numerous cycling club awards, mostly for endurance.

Sold for £150

Two crystoleums, late 19th century, one depicting a lady standing in a field with trees beyond holding sheet music and a violin, gazing heavenly, the other a classical style maiden playing a lyre, 23.5 cm x 17 cm.

Sold for £42

A pair of portrait miniatures of two ladies, early to mid 19th century, one wearing a pink bonnet and blue dress, the other wearing a blue bonnet with peach coloured dress with white trim, both wearing a black choker, against a blue ground with ivory mount and ebonised frame, each indistinctly inscribed in ink verso, images 6 cm diameter (see illustration).

Not Sold

An ivory portrait miniature of a young gentleman, early to mid 19th century, wearing a white neckerchief, black jacket, mounted oval within a gilt metal slip, black lacquered composite frame, image 6.5 cm x 5 cm.

Not Sold

A cast bronze door knocker, 19th century, cast as a dolphin. 20 cm.

Sold for £70

A large solitaire board, 19th century, the stained circular board with outer sunken well, complete with thirty six 24 mm diameter glass marbles. 48.5 cm diameter.

Not Sold

An Austrian terracotta model of a gnome, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled wearing a wide brimmed hat, a pipe nestling in his long beard, wearing a waistcoat with a blue apron and green trousers, standing in front of a red and white toadstool to the base, it is most likely a pair of garden shears may have been in his hands, height 44 cm.

Sold for £280

After Van Dyck, a portrait miniature on ivory of Charles I, half length portrait, wearing a black gown with white lace collar, above St George, signed bottom left V. Dyck, mounted within a gilt metal and tooled leather frame, image 9 cm x 7.4 cm (see illustration).

Not Sold

After Van Dyck, portrait miniature on ivory of Henrietta, Queen of Charles I, late 19th century, pictured wearing a gown with lace trim, pearl earrings and necklace, standing beside a drape covered table with vase of flowers and within a gilt metal slip and lacquered frame, image 12 cm x 9 cm (see illustration).

Not Sold

A portrait miniature on ivory of a young lady of note, wearing a blue dress with lace trimmings and yellow ribbon, a book in her hand, seated upon a red striped settee before a classical column, mounted in a gilt slip with reeded circular ebonised frame, image diameter 8.5 cm, indistinctly signed verso and with a red wax seal: and a portrait miniature on ivory of a lady, 19th century, her hair in long flowing curls wearing a triple row of pearls and ermine over her shoulders, mounted in an ebonised frame 7.5 cm x 6 cm.

Not Sold

Johan Georg Paul Fisher (1786-1875), portrait miniature on ivory of a gentleman wearing a white high collared shirt and black jacket, a gold chain around his neck, signed Paul Fisher and dated 1838, mounted within an oval gilt metal slip and inscribed in ink verso Portrait of a Gentleman painted by Paul Fisher, 8 Upper Spring Street, Portman Square, image 9.5 cm x 7.5 cm.

Not Sold

A Vizagapatam ivory and sandalwood basket, 19th century of octagonal shape, the centre with a deep relief panel carved flowers and three tree rats, framed by pierced ivory sides, all supported on four turned bone feet, 23.7 cm x 21.3 cm.

Sold for £55

Chilean cavalry troopers sword, late 19th/early 20th century, having slightly curved and fullered blade, the arms of Chile stamped to one side at Forte and engraved in French to the back strap, manufacture D'Armes de Chatellerault with inspectors initials J.H. with ribbed composition semi pistol grip and forward sloping cap shaped pommel, within a steel scabbard with single suspension ring, blade 84.5 cm.

Sold for £130

A French dress sword, early to mid 19th century, having a triangular blade, with engraved decoration, engraved Coulaux Freres Manufct Royale de Klingenthal, the gilt guard decorated with scrolls and face masks, classical figures flanking the coat of arms of France, with mother of pearl grip and face mask circular pommel, blade 79.5 cm: A single fullered dress sword, with folding brass guards, 19th century, with shagreen grip and spherical brass pommel, indistinctly engraved Ricasso, blade 73 cm (see illustration).

Not Sold

An Imperial German army heavy cavalry officers sword, 19th century, by Schnitzler and Kirschbaum, with single fullered blade and sheet steel basket hilt with teardrop cutout, with leather grip, all within a steel scabbard with two suspension rings, blade 89 cm.

Sold for £110

A British Officers straight edged sword, 19th century, the engraved blade inscribed "For The 6th Lancashire Artillery Volunteers", the Ricasso engraved "For Hobson and Sons", having a leather grip with wire bindings, blade 81 cm: and a 1796 pattern light cavalry sword, with wooden grip and shaped guard, the edge stamped D.E.G. blade 82.5 cm: and a single fullered officers sword (blade only) the blade 60.5 cm, overall 73.8 cm (3) (see illustration).

Not Sold

A Chilean cavalry troopers sword, 19th/early 20th century, having a slightly curved fullered blade, with "Arms of Chile" stamped on one side at Forte, and engraved to the back strap "Manufacture D'Armes de Chatellerault" and inspectors initials J.H. steel semi basket guard with slots, the outer guard struck with numbers, having a ribbed composition semi pistol grip and sloping cap shaped pommel, all within a polished steel scabbard with single suspension ring, length 89.5 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £130

An Edwardian parasol by Kendall, the horn grip moulded and carved as a ducks head with glass inset eyes and silver collar, hallmarked London 1902, length 71 cm.

Sold for £70

A Malayan Kris, 19th century, the ebonised handle intricately carved with flowers and leafy fronds, with silver coloured collar, the wood scabbard with two silver coloured metal bands with embossed foliate decoration and with further single silver coloured wire bands, the blade 54.5 cm, 59 cm overall.

Sold for £130

A copper and nickel plated hunting horn, early 20th century, with brass seam, and with leather case for mounting to a saddle, the horn 23 cm.

Not Sold

A cushion pistol, early 19th century, with cast ring turned barrel, the lock stamped "Duncum", the butt inlaid with silver coloured scrolls (some vacant), overall length 20.5 cm.

Not Sold

A tower percussion pistol, 19th century, with hinged ram rod, the lock engraved with a crown above "VR" "Tower 1843" with brass trigger guard and butt plate, 39 cm overall.

Not Sold

A Malaysian Kris, early 20th century, having a patterned wavy blade with bronze mendak and with carved wood grip, within a wood scabbard with shaped wrangka, the blade 34 cm, 45 cm overall.

Sold for £100

A flintlock service pistol, early 19th century, the barrel and lock plates struck with Arabic marks, with one piece brass trigger guard and butt cap, the barrel 23 cm, 39 cm overall.

Not Sold

A gentleman's walking cane, 19th century, the grip formed as a stylised goats head with inset glass eyes and having a bone collar between a horn and a metal band, 87 cm.

Not Sold

A novelty inkwell in the form of a Veteran car, circa 1900/1910, with a cast metal body, the top of which is hinged to reveal an inkwell aperture "vacant", probably German, length 13 cm.

Not Sold

A novelty inkwell in the form of a Vintage car, circa 1900/1910, modelled with a driver wearing cap and goggles, the rear forming the inkwell with ceramic liner, 16 cm.

Sold for £50

A horn powder flask, 19th century, with metal mounts and pique work decoration, include initials A.C. 40 cm.

Not Sold

A flintlock pistol, late 18th/early 19th century, the barrel with proof marks and engraved "Gorget/Crescent London", the lock plate unmarked, and with brass trigger guard and embossed brass pommel, barrel 20.7 cm, overall 37 cm.

Not Sold

A Thomas Spencer of London flintlock pistol, early 19th century, the barrel struck with London proof marks, the lock engraved "Spencer London" beneath a bell flower swag, 17.5 cm overall (see illustration).

Not Sold

A pair of percussion pistols, early 19th century, barrels with proof marks, the locks with engraved scrolling foliate decoration, the trigger guard struck with star motif, barrels 6.2 cm, 18 cm overall (see illustration).

Not Sold

A double barrel percussion pistol, early 19th century, the trigger guard and lock with engraved foliate decoration, and with part checkered grip, overall length 28.5 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £120

A percussion pistol, early 19th century, the barrel with linear bands capped by chevron, with steel capped and hinged butt, barrels 23 cm, overall 38.5 cm.

Not Sold

Two percussion pistols, early 19th century, one with screw off 4.5 cm barrel and engraved lock with indecipherable signature, 15.5 cm overall, the other with 7.2 cm barrel, 17.5 cm overall.

Sold for £110

A gentleman's walking stick, late 19th century, the grip well carved in the form of a horses head, with inset glass eyes, the shaft of the stick struck "R. Lumb", with brass and steel tipped ferule, 87 cm.

Sold for £170

An Art Deco chromium plated inkwell in the form of a sports car, circa 1920/30's, the roof hinged to reveal two milk glass inkwells, 16.5 cm.

Sold for £48