A ceramic tablelamp with pair of porcelain flamingos after Karl Ens on giltwood base, the light with fluted brass column & pink glass shade. (18.75in)

Estimate: £40 - £60

A nineteenth century Scottish mahogany longcase clock with dentil cornice above arched hood with inlaid paterae, the painted dial by James Gray of ****don with roman chapters having fan spandrels and foliate arch, the boxwood inlaid trunk flanked by twisted columns, on panelled base. (86in)

A ceramic tablelamp modelled as an oil lamp with brass mounts, decorated with yellow flowers, with pierced shade around glass chimney. (23.5in)

Estimate: £30 - £40

A small glass chandelier, with hobnail column supporting five scrolled branches with fluted cut bowls beneath candlelights, hung with swagged crystal drops.

Estimate: £60 - £80

A Scottish mahogany drumhead longcase clock with circular gilt dial by Joseph Ruff of Glasgow, with carved supports for cushion moulded frame above a tapering trunk with bowfronted door, having panelled base. (72in)

Estimate: £200 - £300

A nineteenth century mahogany tea caddy having ebony banded angled edges with circular mother-of-pearl escutcheon - complete with key. (9in)

Estimate: £20 - £30

An eighteenth century oak longcase clock with brass dial by Thomas Mankes of Chesterfield, with silvered chapter ring and roman numerals having date aperture and subsidiary dial, the case with later foliate carving having caddy top and square mahogany glazed door, on a carved trunk and panelled base. (83in)

A leather mounted horse, complete with plaited bridle, brass stirrups, glass eyes, etc. (26in)

Estimate: £30 - £40

An Edwardian oak mantel clock, the domed case raised on bun feet, having silvered dial and German movement striking on gong. (20.5in x 9.5in)

A rectangular carved giltwood mirror, the plate in moulded frame with pierced scrolled borders. (21in x 18in)

Estimate: £60 - £80

An art nouveau spelter tablelamp cast as leda and the swan, the bronze patinated figure on naturalistic shell and wave base, mounted on ebonised socle. (25.5in)

Estimate: £40 - £60

A set of three large heavy brass candlesticks by the Command Workshop of the Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers, the tapering columns on circular platform bases, with two converted to tablelamps. (20.5in) (3)

Estimate: £100 - £150

A Victorian dowel jointed oak pew, with twin panelled back above solid plank reeded seat, supported on shaped ends - with later loose cushions. (8ft 5in)

Estimate: £100 - £150

A French ormolu mantleclock, the case with leaf and anthemion moulded canopy and conforming plinth base framing porcelain panels handpainted with polychrome floral garlands and butterflies, the dial with roman chapters. (17.5in)

Estimate: £700 - £900

A William IV rosewood sewing table crossbanded in partridgewood, having two knobbed slim drawers opposing dummy drawers above a sliding upholstered well, the rectangular supports with scroll carved brackets above battons on scrolled feet with casters. (20in x 15.5in x 27.5in)

Estimate: £150 - £250

A nineteenth century mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan-neck pediment above an arched door framed by fluted columns, the dial by Eickman of Leith and movement by Dallaway & Son, having figurative spandrels beneath an arch painted with port scene, the trunk with boxwood strung arched door framed by quarter fluted columns, the moulded base on bracket feet. (85in)

Estimate: £200 - £300

An Italian style glass chandelier, with fluted baluster and scalloped bowls supporting five scrolled branches with flowerhead medallions and candlelights, all hung with festooned crystal drops.

Estimate: £80 - £120

An arts & crafts oak dresser by Shapland & Petter, having bevelled mirror panelled back, and sides with pierced batons framed by columns with ball finials, the base with two long drawers above foliate carved panelled doors framing a dog kennel beneath a smaller drawer. (59in x 19.75in x 65in)

A Victorian rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus shape having tablet panel to lid, brass escutcheon and raised on bun feet - complete with key. (9in)

Estimate: £20 - £30

A wrought iron hanging light with six candleholders on scrolled branches around a column, supported on a long chain.

Estimate: £20 - £30

A nineteenth century cruet stand with seven original bottles, having central scrolled handle on column above a rounded bulbous foliate scrolled boat-shaped base supported on scrolled feet - London, 1843, John Evans. (8.5in x 10.5in x 6in)

Estimate: £150 - £200

A William IV rosewood breakfast table, the circular top on tapering column with lappet collar, above a triangular waisted platform with scrolled feet on cup casters. (51in x 29.5in)

Estimate: £300 - £500

A George IV Gillow mahogany dwarf bookcase, the crossbanded top with brass inlay above glazed doors with similar banding, framed by fluted pilasters with roundels, raised on turned legs. (34in x 15.5in x 34.75in)

Estimate: £400 - £600

A circular regency rosewood table, the tray top inlaid with foliate scrolled band framing love birds, supported on three brass columns and sabre legs with conforming boxwood floral inlay. (27.25in x 28in)

Estimate: £200 - £300

An eighteenth century coffer stool with rectangular top on tapering box mounted with iron lock and escutcheon, fitted with later zinc liner. (25.5in x 13.5in x 17.5in)

Estimate: £100 - £150