Victorian Etruscan revival yellow metal pendant with central turquoise cluster dome, turquoise border and panel back, with matching earrings, 19.53g

George Owen for Royal Worcester, a reticulated twin handled pedestal vase, 1911 date mark, ovoid form with gilt highlights, pierced to the body with bands of hexagonal honeycomb, on flared foot on square canted base, H17cm

C19th Indian Tulwar Sword. Single edge curved blade (no markings) 76cm, hilt nicely decorated in gilt paint, disk pommel with ornately pierced swivel ring

Pair of Royal Crown Derby Imari candlesticks, pattern 1128, shaped circular sconces and tapered columns on dolphin moulded shaped square bases, printed and painted marks, date code for 1938, H27cm (2)

South Africa 1974 Krugerrand Fyngoud 1oz Fine Gold coin

The London Mint Office - WWI Allied and Central Powers 7 Coin Gold Set, encapsulated in case with COA

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date stainless steel automatic wristwatch with date on matching Oyster bracelet with deployment clasp, signed salmon sunburst dial, applied baton indices, centre seconds, ref. no. 15200, serial no. U811201, D34.8mm

Royal Worcester large pot pourri vase and cover, globular body painted with fruit on a mossy ground by John Freeman, above basketweave moulded base with gilt detail, the pierced outer cover with a crown and spire finial, signed 'Freeman', printed black marks and 1286, H19.5cm

Extremely fine cased French Republic presentation 50 bore (.450) percussion duelling pistols by Geerinckx of Paris, the octagonal barrels fluted along the angles and rifled, foliate scroll engraved breeches, the tangs each with blued rear sights, the lock plates, hammers and mountings are elaborately inlaid in heavy raided gold scrolls and floral design in two tones of gold. The barrels are marked on the top 'Geerinckx suc'r de Gauvain a Paris'. The ebony stocks are carved all over in a double triangle design and have ornate two tone gold-mounted pommels and spur trigger guards. The guns are in unfired condition as are the accessories of ebony cleaning rod, ebony ramrod, ebony loading mallet, ebony turn-screw, steel powder measure, steel bullet mould, gold inlaid, 3 round ebony caps and accessory boxes. The case is of rosewood and lined with purple velvet. The inside lining of the top is decorated in large gold design and lettering that reads 'Maison Gauvain Geerinckx arquebusier Fournisseur de Ministere des Affaires Estranger a Paris'. Top of the case is outlined in two gold inlaid lines and an elaborate gold plaque in the centre is engraved in French which translated reads 'Presented by the government of the French Republic to Colonel. H.T. Siborne, Delegate of his Britannic Majesty to the European Commission of the Danube January 1879'. In its outer green leather carrying case. The French government wanted to decorate Col. Siborne for his services, but since the etiquette of the service required permission from the British government, and there would be a delay, the pair of pistols were awarded instead. The pistols have 26cm barrels, 42cm overall. The case is 46cm x 28cm x 8cmSold with typewritten 'Statutory Declaration' hand-dated 10th December 1926, hand signed by W. H. Siborne, son of the Colonel, and by the Commissioner of Alberta, Canada, detailing the military provenance of the pistols and their recipient, list of contents, inheritance by Col. Siborne's son, and their sale to a Mr Henry Brace of Edmonton, Alberta in October 1926

Robert Mouseman Thompson of Kilburn - an oak panelled kneehole desk or dressing table, adzed top above three graduating drawers to each side of the kneehole, on six octagonal and block feet, carved with signature mouse, W138cm wide, D50cm deep, H74cm