The one thousand lot sale began with over two hundred lots of Silver, to include an Oriental white metal filigree and enamel decorated card case fetching £440, a Continental white metal model in the form of a cockerel together with two similar which sold for £230, a George V silver large octagonal tray made £440, a Victorian silver candelabra attracted £660 and an Art Deco silver four-piece tea and coffee service sold for £400. In the Watches section an 18ct.gold pocket watch fetched £430 and an 18ct.gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chronometer Gentleman’s wristwatch made£1500. The two hundred lots of Jewellery included an 18ct. white gold, diamond and sapphire ring fetching £980, from the House of Igor Carl Faberge a royal blue enamel and central sapphire and diamond mounted cross, together with a pair of matching earrings attracted £340, a gold 20 dollar coin with mount sold for £500, a group of four 19th Century micro mosaic tablets fetched in excess of £1300 and the hammer fell at £2700 for an 18ct.gold and diamond encrusted necklace.
The Ceramics section included an 18th Century Chinese oval tureen and cover fetching £1200 and another similar armorial Chinese tureen and cover made £1000 proving the Chinese market to still be strong. A Victorian porcelain table clock in the form of an owl sold for £360, a large 19th Century porcelain rectangular plaque made £300, a Victorian cranberry glass epergne fetched £230 and an impressive 19th Century glass four-branch candelabra brought £400. A Royal Worcester reticular ewer decorated by George John and unfortunately damaged, still obtained £500, a large 19th Century Meissen porcelain group, again with unfortunate damage, fetched £460 and another large 19th Century Meissen porcelain figure, ‘The Gardener’ again, with damage, obtained £440.
The Picture and Books included a good pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Neapolitan gouache by Guianni reaching £1000. Highlights in the Works of Art section included a 19th Century rosewood and marquetry inlaid Swiss musical box which made £360 and an unusual set of twenty Japanese Makiye Lacquer samples which finally reached  £2700.
The highlights of the Furniture section included a George I walnut chest on chest selling for £3200, a George III mahogany secretaire bookcase making £700, a George III mahogany chest on chest gaining £700, a 19th Century kingwood and marquetry inlaid envelope card table fetched £680, a George I walnut chest on chest achieved £1000. A good pair of George III yew and elm Windsor armchairs sold for £880 and a Sheraton Revival painted satinwood three-seater sofa settled at £750, a Regency mahogany D-end dining table made £850 and the hammer fell at £550 for a Regency circular gilt frame wall mirror .

Lot 941:  good pair of George III yew and elm Windsor armchairs sold for £880