Over 190 lots from the late 17^th century to the present day.  

Highlights include, lot 55, a good George IV oak and ash carved games table, (est. £3,000-5,000 +fees), which with its use of pollard oak and a running foliate border shows the influence of maker George Bullock (1777-1818). From a group of timepieces, lot 69, a George III mahogany centre seconds longcase clock by Jonas Barber II of Winster (est. £600-900 +fees), lot 70, a walnut crossbanded and feather banded longcase clock, John Wright, London (est. £1,000-1,500 +fees) and lot 71 a late 19^th century gilt and engraved brass mantel clock, C. Lupton, Cornhill, London, 1896, (est. £600-900 + fees). And, a late 18^th century Jacobite drinking glass engraved with floral sprays, (lot 46, est. £200-300) and lot 175, a pair of 1960s teak lounge chairs and matching ottoman, designed by Grete Jalk for France and Son (est. £2,000-3,000 +fees).