Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A late Victorian leather cased set of nickel technical drawing instruments, another partial set, cased, and a collection of other technical drawing instruments.

A late Victorian burr walnut and geometric inlaid writing slope, width 35.5cm.

A collection of mainly late 19th century Russian cast brass icons, including two blue enamelled triptychs, width 10.5cm, two other enamelled examples and three other triptychs.

A group of mainly 19th century Russian cast brass icons, including a rectangular enamelled example, 15cm x 13cm, another enamelled example and one of crucifix form, 20cm x 11cm.

A 19th century Russian cast brass and enamelled icon, incorporating a central crucifix surrounded by scenes from the life of Christ, 35cm x 15.5cm, together with another similar example, 17.4cm x 11.2cm.

A 19th century Russian cast brass and enamelled folding quadtych icon, height 16.2cm, another similar icon (lacking one section), and a cast brass triptych icon, height 13cm.

A collection of mainly 19th century woodcut printing blocks, including heraldic crests and portraits of historical figures.

A 19th century rosewood gallery glass, the large circular frame supporting a glass lens, length 45.5cm, diameter 24cm.

A small group of mixed collectors' items, including a Chinese carved nut, length 3cm, a North American bone cutting tool, length 17.5cm, and a selection of mainly Middle Eastern jewellery.

Alice Mary Chaplin - a late Victorian brown patinated cast bronze model group of a cat and her two kittens, the rectangular base bearing cast signature 'A.M. Chaplin', width 16.5cm.

Jules-Louis Rispal - a late 19th century French brown patinated cast bronze head and shoulders portrait bust of Camille Cousteau, bearing cast signature to side, raised on a green marble base, height 23cm.

A violin with two-piece back, length of back excluding button 35.9cm, cased with two bows.

A late 19th century mahogany Sunday walking stick golf club, the head and neck with inlaid bone decoration, length 94cm.

An early 20th century hardwood rhino horn handled walking stick with silver collar, London 1924, length 92cm. Note: as this lot incorporates rhinoceros horn, it would be very unlikely that a re-export certificate would be granted beyond the EU. Customers outside the EU are requested NOT to bid on this item.

A group of 19th century Fantascope discs, comprising a set of six hand-coloured discs and their original slip folder by T.T. Bury, published by Ackermann & Co, 96 Strand, diameter of discs 24cm, the interior printed with instructions dated 1833, together with ten smaller discs, mostly hand-coloured, diameters 18cm, and a Compass Navigating disc, diameter 13cm (lacking handle).

A mid-20th century limed oak artist's easel with chain-driven rising mechanism, height 165cm, width 62cm (winding mechanism defective).

A pair of late 19th/early 20th century white painted oak French louvre shutter doors, each door 155cm x 54cm.

Two pair of early 20th century white painted French louvre shutter doors, comprising an arched pair, height 190cm, and a rectangular pair, height 170cm.

A 20th century carved hardwood figure group, modelled as the Madonna and Child, mounted on a wooden plinth, height 115cm.