The November sale got off to a good start with the Silver and Jewellery Section for which there was lot of interest.  A small silver caddy spoon by Omar Ramsden fetched £3500 (lot 123) and a large Sheffield silver rectangular presentation two handled tray sold for £950 (lot 83). Other highlights included an Omar Ramsden small hexagonal bowl which fetched £780 (122), a George III silver three piece tea service made £550 (lot 135) and a Victorian silver vinaigrette by Nathanial Mills realised £540 (lot 148).  Highlights of the Jewellery section included an 18ct white gold diamond ring with princess cut diamond, 3 carats in total, which sold for £4800 (276), a 18ct white gold three stone diamond ring 3.74ct fetched £2900 (lot 261) and an 18ct white gold three stone diamond ring fetched £1450 (lot 189).  Highlights of the Picture section included John White, A Time of Promise, Branscombe , in Devon, which fetched £1200 (lot 515), together with another similar John White, View of Branscombe, which fetched £400 (lot 514).  A highlight of the Works of Arts section was a late 18^th or early 19^th Century Chinese cloisonné moon flask vase which realised £7500 (lot 535).  Highlights of the Clock section included a George III mahogany longcase clock by J N Price of Chichester, which fetched £1100 (lot 643) and an early 19^th Century patinated bronze gothic revival bracket clock by Edgcumbe, Bristol, which fetched £880 (lot 645).  Highlights of the Antique Furniture section included a Sheraton revival Edwardian painted bonheur du jour making £820 (lot 750), a 17^th Century oak chest in two parts which fetched £1500 (lot 898), a George I walnut chest on chest made £1400 (lot 798), a George II walnut chest on stand realised £1000 (lot 819), a serpentine commode chest fetched £860 (lot 756) and a Challen mahogany cased baby grand piano, retailed by Harrods sold for £1050 (lot 705).

A large Sheffield silver rectangular presentation two handled tray Hammer: £950