1: A Large Antique English Porcelain Urn, probably Coalport, now mounted as a table lamp, green and white with gilt highlights, scenic panel reserve, bisque cherub and ram's head mounts, wooden base, height 18in.

2: A French Neo-Classical Gilt Bronze Box, 19th century with applied figural, wreath and anthemion motifs, height 1in., width 4in., depth 2.5in.

3: A Vieux Paris Apothecary Jar, labelled Massae Heliotr, in polychrome and gilt shield with cornucopia decoration.

4: A Cast Medallion depicting "The Arrival of the King in Paris", c. 1789, later walnut frame, approx. diameter 3in.

5: Peter Turnerelli (b. Belfast 1774, d.London 1839), "Bust of the Duke of Wellington", white marble, on original turned base, height 21.5in.

6: An Antique Louis XVI-Style Carved Giltwood Child's Chair, back and seat upholstered in antique silk with embroidered floral sprigs, height 23in., width 15in.

7: An Antique Continental Silver Cruet Stand, on paw feet, with four cut crystal bottles and two silver lidded jars, height 11in.

8: An Antique Wedgwood Dark Blue and White Jasperware Humidor and Lid, 19th century lion head ring "handles", height 5in.

9: An English Porcelain Chamber Candlestick, 19th century gilt and blue berry motif leaf-form base.

10: A Pair of Parian Busts, depicting Classical Greek figures of a man and a woman.

11: A Pair of Chamberlain's Worcester Plates, c. 1820, celadon and white border with raised English rose, Scottish thistle, and Irish shamrock polychrome floral reserves, very well marked.

12: An English Art Pottery Classical Vase, 19th century bronze hue with putti in relief, and foliate handles, height 13in.

13: A Large English Porcelain Vase, c. 1870, titled "Agriculture', polychrome reserve of Demeter in gilt border, mauve ground with blue and gilt decoration, height 18in.

14: A Set of Eleven French Engravings, 19th century depicting examples of Louis XVI architecture, drawn by R. Pfnor, sculpture by F. Obermeyer, published by Lemercier, Paris, all matted, sight 13in. x 17in.

15: Thomas Worlidge (English, 1700-1766), "Portrait of a Scholar", etching, signed and dated "1754", in plate upper left, image 7.5in. x 6.125in.

16: A Chinese Chippendale-Style Carved Mahogany Armchair, the back with carved pagoda and chinoiserie pierced fretwork, caned seat, blind fret carved stiles and arms.

17: A William IV Mahogany Armchair, c. 1835, scrolled arm terminals, molded seat rail, on turned legs ending in brass casters.

18: Open Lot

19: Italian School, 19th century pair of pen and ink drawings, "Caroquel fugaro!!" and "Pair of Dogs", each signed "Eugenio Boga", sight 7in. x 4.5in. and 5in. x 8in. respectively.

20: Antonio Mufson (European, 17th c.), "Portrait of Pierre Dupuis", after-Nicholas Mignard, engraving from a later edition, image 12in. x 9in.