Pair of Staffordshire Treacle Glazed Dog Jugs c.1850

Staffordshire Figure of a Man with Garland c.1865

Staffordshire Figure of a Poodle Holding a Basket in his Jaws c.1845

Staffordshire Figure Group of a Man with his Faithful Dog c.1850

Antique Tibetan Apron Clasp / Buckle Made of Hand Hammered Solid Silver

Hezzanith, London Trade Name for Heath, Hicks & Perken 1958

Negretti & Zambra London Meteorological Instruments

Negretti & Zambra London Standard Meteorological Instruments c.1930

Negretti & Zambra London Standard Meteorological Instruments

Barometer from Havana, Cuba c.1900

Met. Office Barometer by J Hicks, England c.1920

17th Century Welsh Oak Chip Carved Box

Oak Side Table c.1740

Mahogany Pembroke Table c.1835

Barograph – Large Pattern Negretti & Zambra, London c.1900

Large Art Deco Water Lilies Glass Charger Verlys France c.1935

Large Oil on Canvas The Raging Sea Listed Artist G H Pettit

Scottish Mahogany Serving Table in Manner of James Mein of Kelso

Mahogany Tea Table c.1810

George III Mahogany Serving Table

Victorian Mahogany Shield Pole Screen c.1870

Good William IV Mahogany Swing Mirror

Very Good French Tulipwood Chest of Four Drawers c.1910

Sheraton Style Inlaid & Painted Display Cabinet

Victorian Mahogany & Satinwood Envelope Card Table

Staffordshire Spill Vase with Children c.1850

Georgian Brass Trivet Footman c.1750

Staffordshire Figure Group Spill Vase c.1855

Set of Three Graduated Copper Lustre Jugs c.1840

Extremely Attractive Barograph in Walnut Case with Lovely Inlaid Veneer

Staffordshire Figure Group of Couple with Goat c.1845

Extremely Rare Redier Barograph by Lund & Blockley, Pall Mall, England

Fine & Rare Art Deco Style Barograph / Clock / Thermograph by Negretti & Zambra

Small Blue & White Pottery Tureen c.1830

Mahogany Cased Barograph with Extraordinary Provenance

Superb Pewter Jug

Antique Tea Table, English, Edwardian, Two Tier, Gallery, Side c.1910

Magnificent Facet Cut Ale Glass c.1800

Decorative Glass Pipe End of Day Ware c.1840

Victorian Fern Engraved Sweetmeat Glass c.1865