Single-Owner Collections

A Beswick model of a cocker spaniel 'Horseshoe Primula', model No. 967, together with three other Beswick models of horses, comprising a swish tail horse, first version, model No. 1182, a white glazed large racehorse, model No. 1564 (leg repaired), and a white glazed large hunter, first version, model No. 1734.

A Goebel porcelain model of a spaniel, a Nymphenburg white glazed porcelain model of a hedgehog, three other white glazed models of hedgehogs, a studio pottery model of a fox, a pair of crown Staffordshire white glazed porcelain models of ornamental pheasants, modelled by J.T. Jones, and a similar bird group (some faults).

A Wedgwood 'Columbia' pattern part dinner and tea service, comprising two tureens and covers, twelve dinner, dessert and side plates, one meat plate, three soup bowls, twelve stands, eleven coffee cans and twelve saucers.

A Lladro porcelain model of a dog and snail, No. 1139, height approx 15cm, together with a Nao porcelain figure group of a recumbent dog and puppy and a Nao figure of a boy on a hobby-horse.

A Lladro porcelain five-piece dog band, comprising two Dog Playing Bongos, No. 1156, Dog Singer, No. 1155, Dog Playing Guitar, No. 1152, and Dog Playing Guitar, No. 1153, printed and impressed factory marks to bases (minor faults).

A pair of Stourbridge glass claret jugs and a stopper, late 19th Century, each urn shaped body engraved with arched panels and fruiting vines, on a circular foot, height approx 35cm (one stopper lacking and one repaired handle).

A part suite of Webb Corbett cut glassware, including twelve champagne bowls, twelve finger bowls, nine white wine glasses, ten red wine glasses and various tumblers and smaller glasses, some engraved with a capital 'A'.

An Edinburgh crystal thistle decanter and stopper, other various decanters and a quantity of other glassware, including tumblers, together with a set of six Furnival pottery crescent shaped salad dishes, each decorated with a crest (some faults).

A pair of early 19th Century gilt and brown patinated cast bronze figural table lamps, each in the form of a classical maiden holding a cornucopia aloft, standing upon a sphere above a cast flowerhead and acanthus leaf support, each square base raised on claw feet, height approx 59cm (converted to electricity).

A late 19th/early 20th Century brass framed hexagonal hanging lantern with downswept foliate supports, height approx 68cm (faults).

An early 20th Century George III style mahogany table lamp, the fluted and spiral reeded stem on a circular base, height approx 53cm.

A late 20th Century mahogany cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and recording drum, detailed 'Harrods', the glazed cover above a single drawer, width approx 37.5cm.

An Edwardian oak cased barograph with lacquered brass mechanism and recording drum, the glazed cover above a single drawer, on bracket feet, width approx 36.5cm.

A late 19th Century French ormolu and white marble clock garniture, the clock with eight day movement striking on a bell, the painted enamel dial with Arabic hours, flower festoons and inscribed 'Mappin & Webb, London, W', the drum case surmounted by a pair of doves, on a fluted pillar, applied with a flower festoon and flanked by a pair of foliate capped scroll supports, on a rectangular base with cast and pierced laurel and ivy panel, on turned feet, height approx 27cm, together with a pair of matching twin branch candelabra.

After Benson - a late 20th Century brown patinated cast bronze trophy, modelled as a jockey's hand holding a crop against the neck of a horse, mounted upon a hardstone plinth, the mahogany base bearing a brass plaque, inscribed 'Elmwood Design Stakes, Doncaster, 1988, Winning Owner', height approx 25.5cm, together with a cut glass trophy jar and cover, engraved 'The Racing Post Trophy (Group 1) Winning Trainer, Doncaster ... 1994', height approx 30cm.

A pair of mid-20th Century turquoise glazed ceramic table lamps in the form of stylized seahorses, raised on circular bases, height approx 26cm.

A Lock & Co. black top hat and bowler hat, both interiors bearing printed maker's mark and applied 'N' insignia, both housed within a pigskin travelling case by Drew & Sons, bearing a red 'N' to front, width approx 56cm.

A 20th Century silvered metal and mesh fire guard, height approx 83cm, width approx 78cm, together with a 19th Century cast brass doorstop in the form of a horse and a pair of wooden bellows, carved with a hedgehog.

A George III brass fender, the front pierced and engraved with a central group of columns flanked by urns and scrolling leaves, width approx 184cm.