A hallmarked silver three piece dressing table set, London 1947, a silver topped scent bottle, a silver napkin ring and a 925 silver bangle, and a quantity of plate, weighable silver 40g

Middle Eastern/Arab saif/sabre with bone hilt decorated with copper and gilt washed mounts in a wood and leather scabbard with silver/white metal mounts

C19th Colonial hardwood secretaire campaign chest with brass mounts in two sections, the upper with fitted secretaire of pigeon holes and cupboard fitted with two secret slide drawers over three more, the base of two drawers raised on turned tulip shaped supports, 105 x 41 x 114cm

Antiquarian books and maps: the Complete Course of Geography, by means of instructive games invented by Abbe Gaultier, with text and hand coloured, and annotated engraved maps by Mr Waultier, his pupil, 1799, printed for John Harris, Corner of St Paul's Churchyard....1811; a folio of loose hand coloured engraved maps by William Darton, 1811/12, engraver and printer, 58 Holborn Hill, 27 plates, AF backs defaced; A New System of Geography, hand coloured engraved maps, part plates, by C. Dilly & G. Robinson, London c.1785/1792, AF incomplete, 14 pages; Entick's Spelling Dictionary of the English Language, London 1886, price 2/6d, bound in red leather

A Jentique mid-century teak sideboard with three drawers and fall front cupboard flanking two more, raised on tapering supports, 183 x 45 x 75cm

A C19th British Over and Under overcoat percussion cap pistol, manufactured by, and marked to barrel, L.A. Blake & Co, London, and stamped with British proof marks, the underbarrel mounted with captive ram rod, 27cm long

Set of six Georgian mahogany dining chairs with brass studded leather seats, raised on square chamfered supports united by H-stretchers

An antique Chinese silk embroidered panel depicting Asiatic birds nestled in a tree, 41 x 52cm

Victorian hallmarked silver teapot, London 1845, Robert Hennell, 594g

A Queen Anne style three piece suite, with triple hump back settee and pair of chairs ensuite, raised on carved scroll supports united by shaped stretchers