Single-Owner Collections

A pair of 19th Century black painted cast iron Royal Coat of Arm plaques of slightly bowed form, height approx 29cm, width approx 29cm.

An early 20th Century Far Eastern ivory veneered model of a standing bird, supported by a central column and an octagonal stepped base, height approx 49cm.

A group of five Halcyon Days Bilston Enamel Royal commemorative boxes, cased, and two other Halcyon Days boxes.

A 1932 printed silk programme for the 'Royal Performance in the Presence of Their Majesties The King & Queen, In aid of the Variety Artistes' Benevolent Fund and Institution' at the Palladium May 30th 1932, the patterned damask cover with embroidered gilt lettering 'MM', height approx 31cm.

A collection of Victorian brass collectors' items, including eight doll's house fenders, a medieval style casket, a pair of pressed gilt metal circular panels of birds perched by their nests, and a pressed metal sign bearing 'Sandringham', length approx 32cm.

A mid-Victorian giltwood and composition wall bracket, the ovolo moulded top above a putto and fern leaf support, height approx 27cm, width approx 28cm.

A collection of mostly 18th and 19th Century pewter, including five circular chargers, various tankards and measures.

A 16th/17th Century carved oak and ivory mounted tinder box, the sliding lid inset with five roundels carved in relief with a double portrait, possibly depicting a Habsburg king and queen, a crowned Habsburg eagle crest, St George slaying the dragon, a crown and another Habsburg eagle, all within barley twist borders, carved hearts and chip carved roundels, the interior divided into three compartments, the reverse bearing 'W.J. Shepherd Collection' label, height approx 41cm, width approx 14.5cm. Provenance: The W.J. Shepherd Collection of Treen, Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co, 30th Nov and 1st Dec 1983, Lot 819.

A group of three black painted tin and nickel plated coaching lamps.

A group of six 19th Century stained and leaded glass panels, two with painted portraits and one in the form of a flowerhead (faults).

An 18th Century rectangular scrolled paper panel, centred by an oval portrait miniature within a surround of gilt paper scrolls, the period gilt framed decorated in relief with foliage, approx 17cm x 20cm (faults).

An 18th Century rectangular rolled paper panel, centred with an oval portrait miniature of a female monarch holding a sword within a surround of ornate gilt paper scrolls, within a period laburnum frame, approx 18.5cm x 23cm.

A Regency circular rolled paper floral display depicting a basket of flowers on a cream silk ground, mounted within a giltwood frame, the border inset with a wide band of paper scrolls and inscribed in gilt 'Anne Russell', diameter approx 45.5cm (lacking glass).

A late 19th Century taxidermized deer's head, mounted on an oak plaque, height approx 105cm.

A Victorian needlework, chenille and metal thread floral arrangement in a basket, raised on an ebonized base, height approx 60cm.

An Elizabeth I indenture on vellum, hung with the second Great Wax Seal, designed by Nicholas Hilliard, used between 1586-1603, mounted and double glazed within a shaped and carved oak frame, height approx 48cm, width approx 45cm.

A George III mahogany oval tea tray, the coopered sides with two applied brass bands and raised tab handles, length approx 52cm (faults).

An early 20th Century architectural composition herm mount, the acanthus leaf top above a cherub's torso issuing acanthus leaf scrolls, height approx 80cm (faults).

A George III rolled paper tea caddy of hexagonal form, the hinged lid and sides decorated with overall coloured paper scrolling designs within gilded borders, the interior fitted with a removable lid revealing two compartments, height approx 11cm, width approx 17cm (restoration).