SALE OF ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES

A pair of Swedish silver plates with reeded shaped rims, Stockholm 1924, GAB maker, Guldsmeds Aktiebolget, one 256g, the other 250g

A pair of C19th French Empire style bronze and ormolu three branch candelabra in the form of winged angels, drilled for electricity, 60cm high

A C19th album of rare albumen photographic prints of early America and Canada, including many published by Lawrence & Houseworth of San Francisco, c1860, 150 plus images, 53 x 36cm

A late C19th Austrian Goldscheider Art Nouveau terracotta figure of a female water carrier modelled by F. Gross, the waist belt of the figure set with five opal cabochons, signed to the reverse with a Goldscheider stamp and number 2741 409 15, 61cm high

A Queen Anne/George I mahogany musical longcase clock by Henry Thornton, the arched hood with three brass sphere finials and flanked by brass inset pilaster columns, the case with arched door and similar columns, the brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the three train movement with six pillars striking on a bell and playing six tunes on eight bells with a cylinder - Bright Aurelia, Whitehall, The Happy Clown, Don't You Tickle Me, Hanover March, and Lillibulero, the dial signed Henry Thornton, London; Thornton was admitted to the Clockmaker's Company in 1699 and worked until 1732, he made similar clocks for the Czar of Russia, now in the Collections of the Winter Palace and Hermitage, 262cm high

A Japanese Katana blade, Mumei with two mekugi-ana, held in a honoki wood (magnolia) Shirasaya 'White Scabbard' with a mekugi pin, blade length 66.5cm

Six Kenner Return of the Jedi Star Wars figures, a Kenner Star Wars Darth Vader figure, and Star Wars Trilogy wristwatch by Pepsi, and two figures by Palitoy

Irene Plumpton, (British, active early C20th), A Riot of Colour, 1929, still life with flowers, oil on canvas, 56 x 71cm

A hallmarked silver two handled sugar bowl, Birmingham 1942, 228g

Four C19th framed Indian mica paintings depicting trades people, and a quantity of similar unframed mica paintings depicting deities, trades people and processions, largest 16 x 12, AF