An attractive costume jewellery neckalce dating to the 1950s. This necklace is a base metal set with aquamarine colour pastes, and a single dropper. In good condition. Nice for the party season.

A pretty boxed set of four Edwardian silver salts with crimped edges, on four ball feet. Two salts have their original gilt interiors, two do not (probably only two have ever been used). There are four matching silver spoons. The set is hallmarked for Sheffield 1903 and 1904, and has the makers mark for Cooper Brothers and sons. The set comes in its original faux leather covered box which is padded and lined with purple velvet, more purple than the photos show. The only damage is the rubbing of the gilding to the interior of two of the salts, some wear to the outside of the display box, and the elastic which held the spoons in place in the box has perished.

A characterful 18th century wall hanging Dutch display cabinet. This cabinet is constructed in oak, veneered in walnut and inlaid wit floral and foliate designs All the glass is original.

A rather lovely silver letter opener by Sampson Mordan & Co. In the form of cavalry sword this letter opener has been made in exquisite detail and complete with its silver scabbard. This bears a London hallmark for 1870. The hallmark on the scabbard is slightly rub but perfectly readable and hallmark on the main blade shows no sign of wear at all.

A lovely Victorian sterling silver teaset comprising teapot, sugar and creamer in Queen Anne style. The three pieces stands on an oval colet foot, the lower portion of them is embellished with fluted decoration. The teapot is fitted with a flush hinged domed lid, which also features fluted decoration: the flush hinge indicates the fine quality of this piece. The lid sports its original carved painted wood and sterling silver urn style finial. The teapot has its original plain angular carved painted wood handle featuring a scrolling thumbpiece. It has a plain spout, ornamented with fluted decoration to the underside. The teaset was crafted by the renowned and collectable London silversmiths Walter & John Barnard, and is fully hallmarked for 1891. The teaset is a good gauge of silver. Condition Full hallmarks struck to the surface of the teaset have surface wear in keeping with age and due to location, but remain legible. The part hallmarks to the interior of the teapot lid are very clear. Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this lovely teaset.

A fine quality mid Victorian mahogany knee hole desk. This desk has been restored in a sympathetic manner retaining its age and character. The leather has been replaced with a quality black skiver edged with gilt tooling.

A fabulous 18th century oak dresser from the North Wales region. The colour and patina of this superb dresser is outstanding. Being breakfront with spice drawers, it is one of the most sought after types of dresser, and you will not find a better example than this.

A superb English elm farmhouse table circa 1780, with a fabulous colour and patina. This table present in excellent original condition, a truly exceptional example of a table of this type.

Early to Mid 19th Century set of Wigan style Lancashire chairs comprising of a true set of six side chairs with two similar armchairs. They are in excellent condition and are a lovely colour and patina. The rush seats ( some of which have been replaced ) are all in good condition.

A pretty little piece of furniture, dating to the 1920s, which would have been used for afternoon tea. This mahogany four tier cake stand folds away when not in use