John T Dobson, watercolour, lake landscape with boat tied up, signed & dated 1948, mounted & framed; and another by the same hand of a windmill by river - framed. (2)

An oval mahogany coffee table, the moulded top on column with quadripartite sabre legs.

An octagonal occasional table, with segmented tray top in moulded frame supported on turned tapering legs joined by curved stretchers on bun feet.

A Chippendale style walnut mirror, the rectangular plate with gilt slip in moulded frame, with pierced fretwork crest, having similar scroll cut apron below. (17in x 29in ext)

A pair of large mahogany wardrobes with satinwood crossbanded doors enclosing shelves & hanging space, raised on moulded plinths. (2)

A pair of modern mirrors with railwaytrack metal borders; a hardwood hanging wallrack; and a pegboard with four hooks. (4)

Chambers Encyclopaedia, ten leatherbound volumes published in 1888 with illustrations throughout, having marbled boards & gilt tooling; and Britannica Book of the Year - 22 editions from the 60s/70s/80s. (32)

A pair of carved candlestands with twisted columns; and another hardwood pair with turned columns. (4)

A gilt framed Venice Canaletto oileographic print; another oileograpic on canvas print of an interior dinner scene in gilt frame; and a framed European impressionist print. (3)

An eighteeth century oak chair with arched back above three pierced splats, having solid plank seat raised on square legs joined by rectangular stretchers.

A nineteenth century occasional table with marquetry inlay to twelve-sided top, raised on ebonised turned column with tripartite legs.

A boxed Canon Pixma MP190 all-in-one photo printer, with cables.

Four framed monochrome views of Durham, with cathedral, Old Milburngate and Crossgate, all laid down and signed/inscribed in pencil on margins. (4)

A little boy garden figure - lost his wheelbarrow ?

A rectangular Victorian caved oak umbrella/stickstand, with chisel carved frame on bobbin turned supports above a platform with drip tray, raised on turned feet.

A filing cabinet with two drawers raised on casters; and a Desking Systems pedestal desk with drawers to pedestals. (2)

A set of three framed Cries of London prints after Wheatley; and a pair of oval sepia framed prints of ships built at Leith. (5)

A pair of gilt framed signed coloured mezzotints, printed in 1911 by Dennis with embossed printmakers marks; an oval coloured Bartolozzi style print titled The Morning - gilt framed; two pencil & watercolour costume studies framed as a pair; and a pair of framed French prints from the 20s. (6)

Estimate: £30 - £40

Aubens Southen (?), pair of river and coastal landscape prints, mounted & gilt framed. (2)

A rectangular wrought iron frame, formerly mirrored, with interlaced scrolled decorative painted border.

A Victorian salt glazed stoneware trough by Jameson & Son Ltd, Corbridge, planted with flowers & rock plants.

A pair of late Victorian oak dining chairs with slat backs and studded upholstered seats; another pair of similar age with lathe backs - lacking seats; a single Wylie & Lockhead oak chair with roundel back rail and pierced splat - lacking seat; and a single Victorian carved upholstered dining chair with sprung seat. (6)

A novelty shelf unit formed by half a cello, with four shelves.

A rectangular mirror in a heavy gilt frame with foliate decoration.

A Victorian Singer sewing machine on stand, with floral decoration to metalwork in a walnut box cover, the table on cast iron working treadle base, with drop leaf and two drawers.