Sold for £360

A COLLECTION OF SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN MEMORABILIA COLLECTABLES by Chad Valley, Denys Fisher and others including; Bionic Adventure Uniforms in original blister packs, two boxed painting by number sets ovb, Six Million Dollar Man bionic transport and repair station ovb, Bionic Crisis boxed game, 3-D viewer, slide projector set, a pair of branded pumps, back-pack radio, 2 boxed figures - Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman, together with a Bionic Woman Annual

Sold for £80

ROBERT HARROP COMIC CHARACTER FIGURINES Dennis the Menace, Captain Pugwash, etc.

Sold for £500

A VICTORIAN BRASS OIL LAMP having green and clear etched shade, a Hinks double sided flat wick burner, yellow pineapple glass reservoir upon a four pillar gazebo style stand with cast square base and lobed feet, 80cm high

Sold for £250

A 9CT. GOLD BELCHER CHAIN with clip mount, 28g.

Sold for £140

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH OVAL FOUR GLASS MANTEL TIME PIECE having white enamel dial with Roman numerals, fitted eight day movement, 28.5cm high

Sold for £220

A SELECTION OF FOUR PIECES OF MOORCROFT EARTHENWARE, each having blue ground and painted with irises/anemones, comprising a shallow bowl 77mm diameter, two baluster vases 85mm and 70mm high and a broad baluster vase 70mm high

Sold for £250

A GEORGE III SILVER COMBINATION SPOON AND MARROW SCOOP, London 1763, together with a Thomas Wilkes Barker double ended MARROW SCOOP, bears crest of a bird holding a leaf sprig in its beak, London 1815

Sold for £160

A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD FAN applied with hand coloured paper with scenes, and Les Amours de la Grenouillere verso

Sold for £370

An Adirondack teak garden set, comprising a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table

Sold for £900

BASIL NIGHTINGALE Retribution A Sketch for the celebrated Belvoir Gambler a hound with fox mask in its jaws, Crayon and body colour, signed and dated 1923, 53 x 75cm in period oak glazed frame

Sold for £800

ROBERT WELCH A DESIGNER SIX BRANCH SILVER TABLE CANDELABRUM having hemispherical sconces, tubular arms, and an unloaded pedestal base, 13cm high, London, 1977, 387g

Sold for £640

COLLECTION OF BRITISH BUTTERFLIES AND OTHER INSECTS - Specimens presented in distinctive method of pasting original data labels to card mounts, rendering the data label clearly visible - the labelled specimen is then signed verso. All specimens forthe most part displayed in glazed Entomological Cases and where appropriate issued with handwritten, descriptive catalogue with licensing details: DAVID L. KENINGALE (LEPIDOPTERIST) WILDLIFE LICENCE TAXIDERMY SALES (Butterflies) Ref: CZ07/2015/0003 THE CHALK-HILL BLUE (L. Coridon) 1930s-40s collection formed by R.M. and J.C.B. Craske presented in a six-drawer WATKINS & DONCASTER BUTTERFLY CABINET, constructed in polished stained deal, with lifting glazed frames and twin knobs, drawer size 32cm x 20cm x 5cm; Drawer 1 - Specimens ex. HERTS/ROYSTON Drawer 2 - Specimens ex. Shoreham, Sussex Drawer 3 - Specimens ex. BEDFORDSHIRE Drawer 4 - Specimens ex. SUSSEX Drawer 5 - Specimens ex. CHILTERNS Drawer 6 - Specimens ex. N. WILTS/SWANAGE One hundred and eight-four specimens - systematically arranged and issued with hand-written catalogue

Sold for £450

GEORGE PAICE Seal Skin, a bay hunter in a stable with straw on the floor, Oil on Canvas, signed and dated '88, 50cm x 107cm, in period gilt filet (ref P107)

Sold for £30000

AN ANTIQUE IZNIK POTTERY DISH (believed c. 1600), having enamelled vase and floral pattern in the Persian taste, with swirling cloud border, 31cm diameter

Sold for £2600

A LATE 19TH CENTURY RAILWAY STATION SWISS MUSICAL BOX THE VICTORIA, with penny working mechanism, the walnut case partial ebonised with a gilt metal mount and side handles, the front of presentation and design, through the glazed door a curtain rises and the movement is visible, two dancers rotate in the foreground and three bells sit to the rear before a printed panel listing eight airs, a glass panel in the top illuminates the interior. C1890, 56cm high x 46cm wide

Sold for £130

A MATCHED PAIR OF WHITE METAL HAT PINS, each having fretted and tooled square head, one with a Welsh figure, the other with a Scottish thistle

Sold for £240

A 1906 FOSTERS PATTERN PIONEER BART LURE having metal blades and barb hooks, stamped PIONEER Patent 7390 and Rd *7390

Sold for £180

AN INUIT CARVED SOFT STONE MODEL OF A POLAR BEAR, label to base Moshe Kelly - Frobisher Bay, 24.5cm high

Sold for £240

A MECHANICAL F.G. VEHICLE and another SHACKLETON TOY DIE-CAST FODEN with trailer in original vendors box (to be re-assembled)