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Rare 1771 First Edition published by John Monk, Chester.

Early, Mid 1900s 4 piece silver on copper

Circa Victorian, Edwardian era miniature combination retractable pencil and button hook. Ivory coloured celluloid and brass casing with bale loop decorated with 12 small faux turquoise beads.

Attractive, unusual design featuring 5 intricately carved little elephants. Comprisies candleholders, stamp or nib box, pen tray. Possibly African or Anglo Indian origin and dating to the late 19th Century.

Leather Covered Jewellery or Glove Box with ornate decorations to lid. Original silk lined interior

Oriental wood Carving

Old black lacquered box for pens etc. Gilt decorations to hinged lid. Twin inner compartments. Approx 200 mm x 55 mm x 30 mm

19th century lacquered tea caddy

Decorative old tray with profuse hand beaten decorations and piercing to rim

Late 19th century decorative wood carving.....

Elegant good quality late 19th / early 20th century era table sauce or gravy ladle by William Hutton & Sons with an engraved lion rampant to terminal. Overall length approx 13 cms (7.00 Inches).

Fine old gold bow shaped dress or lapel pin featuring a Scottish thistle with beautifully coloured citrine and amethyst stones.. Believed to date to the late Victorian or Edwardian eras - circa 1880s-1910.

Small Sheffield silver plate tea caddy box. Silver plate on copper. Early 1800s

Nice example with engraved inscription 'Rose Eleanor'. Length approx 18cms. Weight approx 44g.

Large circa late 19th century writing box - rosewood veneers and mother of pearl inlays

Elegant circa 1930s vintage Danish design pewterware

Rebound copy of 3rd Edition published in Glasgow 1816

Early 1900s Ladies Clothing

Botanical themed embroidery in coloured silks worked in long & short stitch on a black satin ground. Believed to date to the early 1800s Housed under glass in gilded frame. Ready to hang

Etchings, Artist Signed

Antique Art Deco Era Purse. Floral pattern to both sides

Antique map print originally from old disbound volume of John Tallis Illustrated Atlas (London & New York: John Tallis & Co, c.1851). Illustrated views are of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin; Limerick Castle; the Round Tower, Wicklow; the Holy Well.....

Late Victorian / Edwardian era Jewellery Box originally retailed by Ben Evans & Co Ltd Swansea - this retailer was sometimes referred to as 'The Harrods of Wales'

Early pocket sized edition printed by T Henshall, Dublin in 1792. Two volumes in one binding.

1810 copy of Volume II. Half calf binding. 355 pp