Sold for £370

A COLLECTION OF FIVE VARIOUS BRIEF AND OTHER CASES includes a crocodile case, 51cm wide

Sold for £420

WILLIAM WELLS QUATREMAIN HALLS CROFT with pony, cart and figures on the street, 21cm x 33cm in modern gilt glazed frame

Sold for £10500

AFTER SIR PETER BLAKE A COLLECTION OF THE 26 ALPHABET SILK SCREEN PRINTS from 1991, each representing a letter of the alphabet, A for Alphabet to Z for Zebra, examples including; E for Everly Brothers, T for The Beatles, M for Marilyn Monroe etc. all signed and numbered, from the edition of 95, 71cm x 52cm (image size) including one framed (25 loose) (Artist's Re-sale Rights will be payable by the purchaser - refer to glossary)

Sold for £340

A 20TH CENTURY GILTWOOD ORNATELY CARVED BED OVERCREST, with cherub to the centre surrounded by acanthus leaves, 40cm high x 190cm wide

Sold for £900

A late 20th century studio glass vase of amphora form, decorated with abstract blue, red and mauve patterns, 37cm high

Sold for £420

AN AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN MUG and cover decorated in polychrome with flora and highlighted with gilt, overlapped two strung handle, 18cm high

Sold for £300

JOHNNIE WALKER HONOUR Old Scotch Whisky, 43% volume, 1 glass decanter bottle, in original satin lined presentation box, with numbered certificate

Sold for £1250

GUY TAPLIN (1939- ....) ARR (Refer to Glossary) CURLEW - A PAINTED CARVED DRIFTWOOD SCULPTURE, signed below and inscribed Guy Taplin, Curlew, 32, raised on an iron spike from a wooden disc base with a pierced shell, bottom of base bears paper label The Gallery Upstairs, Torquil, Henley-in-Arden, 51cm high

Sold for £480

A LATE VICTORIAN TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND SET NECKLACE of linked, mounted design graduated polished stones, in original vendors box

Sold for £190

WILLIAM SUCKLING LIMITED AN ART DECO SILVER CORKSCREW AND CROWN BOTTLE CAP OPENER, Birmingham 1937, in original presentation case

Sold for £1300

R** DITTRICH (After Langdell) A 19TH CENTURY KPM VIENNA PORCELAIN PLAQUE portraying Ruth three-quarter length, holding sheaths of corn, inscribed and marked verso, inscribed with a beehive and KPM sceptre, 24 x 16cm, unframed

Sold for £480

A 1940s/1950s EKCO (E.K. Cole) ALL ELECTRIC RADIO RECEIVER type A22, having brown bakelite case and knobs, non operational - sold as a Collectors item for ornamental purposes only

Sold for £250

A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BOW FRONTED HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD having moulded pediment, triple floral stylised inlaid frieze, 1.2m high x 76cm wide

Sold for £230

A SELECTION OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY of mixed vintages to include coffee can, two miniature mugs, one cup and saucer, miniature sugar scuttle, oval dish, covered box and a modern mole/platypus

Sold for £120

GRAHAMS 1963 Vintage Port, 1 bottle

Sold for £440

A WEDGWOOD FLORENTINE PATTERN BONE CHINA DINNER SERVICE, TOGETHER WITH TEA & COFFEE SET comprising; two vegetable dishes and covers, six dinner plates, six large and six small side plates, six dishes, a cake plate, gravy boat, six soup bowls, six sundae dishes, six of each tea and coffee cups with saucers, sugar, milk, covered sugar, teapot, coffee pot and cream jug (70-pieces)

Sold for £1050

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CELLARET having octagonal top with triple brass bound surround, later zinc liner mounted on period stand with square tapered legs and brass cup castor terminals

Sold for £700

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TWO DOOR SPECIMEN CABINET fitted 27 drawers, 176cm high x 67cm x 36cm, bears label Yarrell (William Yarrell 1784-1856 - This piece was one of his original cabinets for storing his entomological specimens and is an important piece of British entomological history dating from the 1840s-50s. Re-lined and ready for use). One of the very early Victorian collectors, publishing several books in his lifetime including The History of British Fishes 1836 and A History of British Birds 1843. He acquired the reputation of being the best shot and best angler in London. Yarrell was one of the original members of The Zoological Society of London and in 1833 he was one of the founders of what became The Royal Entomological Society of London. He served for many years as Treasurer for both The Entomological Society and The Linnean Society. This piece was one of his original cabinets for storing his entomological specimens and is an important piece of British entomological history dating from the 1840s-50s. Re-lined and ready for use).

Sold for £500

A set of four tractor seat bar stools, the painted cast iron seat on a screw adjustable support, with foot rest and four splayed feet