The highlight of the sale was a George III mahogany satinwood crossbanded bookcase which was contested by five telephones and fetched £6500 (lot 407).

Other highlights included an early brass lantern clock, the dial inscribed John Stone, which made £3400 (lot 285), an 18th Century ebonised verge wall clock sold for £1500 (lot 283), a 19th Century humpback small settee realised £900 (lot 438), a pair of continental porcelain groups fetched £1250 (lot 9), a George III mahogany Longcase clock, the dial inscribed James Evill, Bath, made £860 (lot 282),.

An oak refectory dining table with heavy plank top brought £720 (lot 417), Charles James Adams, GOING TO THE FAIR and SHEPHERD WITH FLOCK IN A LANDSCAPE, a pair of water colours, sold for £720 (lot 91), a mid-Victorian mahogany wind-out extending dining table realised £700 (lot 394), a 19th Century mahogany partners desk fetched £640 (lot 499) and a burr walnut and gilt metal mounted side cabinet made £560 (lot 434).