Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A 20th century Japanese carved and painted wood kabuki mask with hinged jaw and applied hair adornments, height 23cm.

An unusual early 20th century plated brass and fur covered novelty vesta case in the form of a dog's head with inset glass eyes, length 7cm.

A 5cm diameter steel ball bearing and stand, purportedly from the Enola Gay Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber, the circular stand incised 'Enola Gay', total height 5.3cm. Provenance: acquired by the vendor's father in Toronto, Canada, approximately 70 years ago. Note: the Enola Gay became the first aircraft to drop an atomic bomb in warfare, destroying approximately three-quarters of the city of Hiroshima on 6th August 1945.

A 1908 London Olympics commemorative turned metal paperweight, diameter 4cm, together with a Harrison gilt metal sovereign scale, boxed.

A Montblanc Meisterstück fountain pen, the 14ct gold nib detailed '4810', together with a Montblanc Meisterstück ballpoint pen with silver top and a Dupont fibre-tipped pen.

A Sheaffer USA gold plated fountain pen with engine turned decoration, with guarantee leaflet and case, two Parker gilt metal ballpoint pens, a Parker case, a Fyne Point gilt metal propelling pencil and another fountain pen.

A collection of thirteen 'Crummels' enamel miniature boxes, a Halcyon Days oval box and five similar enamel boxes.

Franz Xavier Bergman - a late 19th century Austrian cold painted bronze figure, modelled as an Arabian man kneeling in prayer on a carpet, the underside with impressed amphora mark centred with a 'B', height 10.5cm.

A mid-Victorian carved boxwood novelty inkwell, finely modelled as the head of a gentleman wearing a hat and inset with glass eyes, the hinged hat revealing a removable well, height 11.5cm.

A late 19th century Continental brown patinated cast bronze tazza of twin-handled urn form, height 12.5cm, width 23.5cm.

A selection of approximately thirty-seven mostly silver and enamelled Masonic badges and medals, including a 'Royal Masonic Institution for Girls 1919' silver pin badge.

A group of mainly early 20th century tortoiseshell items, including a cigarette case and various boxes, together with a horn oval box and a wooden pokerwork vase.

A group of eleven late 19th century glass lantern slides, each in a wooden frame, depicting humorous scenes, height 7.5cm, length 30cm, together with three smaller similar and twelve further 19th century glass lantern slides, polychrome painted with gentry at leisure, height 6.5cm, length 31cm.

An early 20th century enamel panel, printed with a scene of 'The Best Horse in the World - Epinard' after Lionel Edwards, 26cm x 39cm, mounted in a cast bronze frame.

An early 20th century brass double photograph frame, the oval apertures within wreath borders, detailed 'Marion London', width 23cm, together with another early 20th century cast gilt metal frame, 18.5cm x 13cm, a pair of turquoise mosaic and paste set frames and two other frames.

A group of approximately one hundred mixed stereoscopic viewing cards, professional mounts, mainly geographical and topographical subjects.

A Victorian papier-mâché desk blotter cover, the front cover inset with a reverse printed glass panel depicting the Crystal Palace, 22.5cm x 15cm.

A Queen Anne pewter Beefeater flagon, inscribed 'C P T D Churchwardens 1702', the tappit lid with twin-eared thumbpiece and four touch marks, height 32cm.

An 18th century Channel Islands pewter flagon, the tappit lid with twin-acorn thumbpiece above a baluster body, height 27cm.