The sale began with the Ceramic section with highlights to include a pair of lidded 19th Century Vienna globular vases fetching £500 (lot 153), a Royal Worcester model of Napoleon Bonaparte upon horseback, fetching £600 (lot 158) and a Chinese Nanking oval blue and white small tureen and cover fetching £250 (lot 173). The highlights of the Pictures section included James Walter Gozzard, a pair of oil paintings, fetching £500 (lot 188), a collection of lithographs after Salvador Dali fetching in excess of £1500 (lots 198-208) and a set of twenty three Beatrix Potter books fetching £100 (lot 243). The Works of Art section included a pair of 19th Century ormolu table lamps fetching £380 (lot 359), a 19th Century polar bear skin fetching £800 (lot 380), a pair of 18th Century small oval silkwork pictures fetching £250 (lot 384). The Clocks and Barometers included a 19th Century gothic revival patinated bronze timepiece fetching £560 (lot 410), an unusual Maple & Co wall clock fetching £460 (lot 411), a 19th Century French boulle mantel clock fetching £480 (lot 409) and a George III mahogany automaton longcase fetching £1200 (lot 416).The Rugs included a very long early North West Persian runner fetching £200 (lot 430) and an early antique Bokhara carpet fetching £180 (lot 426). The Furniture section included a 19th Century Dutch mahogany large bookcase, fetching £1400 (lot 576), a Victorian mahogany window seat fetching £460 (lot 585), an early 19th Century mahogany brass bound two part military chest fetching £1450 (lot 625), another similar, without the secretaire, fetching £1300(lot 626), a Victorian carved oak gothic revival hall stand fetching £600 (lot 636) and a William IV mahogany chest fetching £820 (lot 649)

Victorian carved oak gothic revival hall stand fetched £600 (lot 636)