Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A large group of mixed collectors' items, including various military medals and badges, a selection of silver and plated spoons, a pierced bone card case and a mother-of-pearl aide-mémoire.

A 19th century gilt bronze candlestick, height 22cm, together with a pair of cast bronze door handles in the form of stylized heads.

A printed tin model of the moon, manufactured by Replogle Globes Inc, produced by Robert I. Johnson, Director, diameter 15cm.

After Moreau - a pair of mid-19th century French brown patinated cast bronze figures of putti, both emblematic of a season, raised on marble bases, height 21.5cm.

A group of S.T. Dupont black laque de Chine pens, comprising two fountain pens and two ballpoints, all within three separate cases.

A mid-20th century black lacquered desk stand/pen holder, possibly Dunhill Namiki, the rectangular base with magnetic spherical pen holder, gilded with a fish, the base bearing gilt signature, width 12.5cm.

An early 20th century Continental brown patinated cast bronze and carved ivory full-length figure of Danté, standing on a green marble plinth, height 20cm.

An early 20th century American brass carbide miner's 'Shanklin Guy's Dropper' lamp, height 10cm, together with another tin cased lamp.

A collection of mainly 19th century games, including ivory draught pieces, a lacquered folding chess board, a pair of 'registered' whist markers, other wooden whist markers, playing cards and a cribbage board.

A mid/late 19th century Italian pietre dure and gilt metal mounted casket of square form, the hinged lid and side panels inlaid in various hardstone specimens with birds, leaves and shells, all mounted within a strapwork frame and raised on ball feet, the interior lined in silk, height 14.5cm, width 24cm, depth 24cm (cracks to top panel).

A 19th century mahogany Swanee whistle of rectangular section, length 41cm, together with a group of organ stops and two leather handbags.

A late 19th century Malacca walking cane, the screw-off pommel enclosing a removable sleeve, the handle section enclosing a glass phial, length 92cm, together with a similar cane (lacking pommel), a later ebonized example and a late 19th century sword stick.

A late 19th/early 20th century Malacca walking cane with a tortoiseshell handle, the shaft marked 'Verbier', length 85cm, together with an ebonized and white metal mounted walking stick, a porcelain mounted walking stick and a palmwood walking stick.

An early 20th century carved hardwood walking stick, modelled in high relief with a half-length portrait of a man above masks, fruit and animals entwined within a trailing serpent, length 89cm, together with a 20th century Ceylonese carved horn walking stick and two other walking sticks.

A 20th century walking cane, the handle moulded as the portrait bust of George Bernard Shaw above a plated collar, length 92cm.

An early 20th century 'Blackwell's Patent' dog walkers stick, the nickel handle with whistle and dog leash clip, mounted on a wooden shaft, length 94cm, together with a walking cane with compass handle and two sectional vertebrae walking sticks.

A late 19th century Malacca child's walking cane, the sectional shaft enclosing a pen and pencil, length 64cm, together with two riding crops with agate finials, two further crops with carved dog's head finials and a carved ivory parasol handle.

A late Victorian ebony and silver mounted baton, London 1898, length 52cm, together with a group of nine similar batons (some with faults and lacking mounts).

A late 19th/early 20th century ethnic carved ivory halved tusk, fully worked with trailing and flowering vines, each end with a stylized crocodile, length 61cm.