Highlights of the December Sale included a Regency Rosewood and Inlaid Chiffonier with an unusual arcadian front which fetched £1850 (lot.655), a Victorian mahogany extending dining table with two extensions which made £1800 (lot.635), and a William IV mahogany large secretaire bookcase which brought £1200 (lot.607).
More interesting furniture sales included an 18^th Century Dutch marquetry bombe chest which sold for £1150 (lot.717), and a late 17^th/early 18^th Century walnut cabinet on stand which made £1050 (lot.604) and a George II walnut chest of two short and three long drawers that fetched £700 (lot.589)
A George III mahogany chest on chest made £850 (lot.677), a Regency mahogany bow fronted tall chest fetched £800 (lot.625), while an 18^th Century Dutch mahogany cylinder bureau fetched £720 (lot.608)

From other sections, a large collection of British silver coins made £720 (lot.423), Johann Hendrik Morrien, Dutch School of Flemish landscape made £550 (lot.100), and a pair of Royal Worcester flared rim vases decorated by James Stinton attracted £600 (lot.4)

Other highlights included an 18ct. white gold princess cut solitaire diamond ring 1.12 carat which made £500 (lot.186), an 18ct. gold open face key wind pocket watch selling for  £400 (lot.181), and the hammer fell at £900 for an early Chinese jade hand rest  (lot.377)

Johann Hendrik Morrien, Dutch School of Flemish landscape Hammer:  £550 (lot.100)