A late Victorian brass and black large refracting telescope, with additional lenses numbered 3, 4 and 5,. all stamped JOHN BROWNING LONDON., all in fitted wooden case 88cm long and a substantial wooden tripod support (2)

An Arts & Crafts style oak Monk`s bench \ hall bench, curved back rail with central fan shaped carved foliate decoration, heart shaped pierced decoration to arm rest, lift up seat with cupboard interior, 79 x 33 x 69cm

A large collection of Border Fine Arts Bramley Hedge Collection including thirty-four caricature animal figures, each in presentation tin (3 cardboard boxes)

A Palestine and LSGC pair to Warrant Officer Class 1 Sherman RE General Service Medal 1918-62, one bar Palestine. Correctly impressed 1864002. S/Sgt. F. G. Sherman. R.E. GVI Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Regular Army. Correctly impressed 1864002. W.O. CL.1. F. G. Sherman. R.E. A Royal Engineers Francis Fowke Medal, in Bronze. Engraved W. Sherman. Corporal R.E. Condition EF+ Each medal in box of issue Francis George Sherman was born in Malta in 1910, the son of Staff Sergeant William Sherman Royal Engineers and his wife Rosetta Mary Ann Sherman. Francis served as Sergeant Major ‘Clerk of Works’ during the Second World War. He sadly passed away in Cyprus in 1965. The Francis Fowke Medal, a prize for Architecture in the Royal Engineers was awarded to his Grandfather, William Sherman who also rose to the rank of Sergeant in the Royal Engineers.

A set of four 19th century dark coloured glass decanters of flattened ovoid form, all with stoppers, each painted to the front with a titled portrait of 'Field Marshal Duke of Wellington', 'Admiral Nelson', 'Willem V' and 'Prasident Wassington, the reverse side enamelled with a flower amongst scrolling foliage, each decanter and stopper numbered to undersides in Roman numerals, height 21.8cm, s.d. (4)

New Zealand Medal dated 1863 – 65 to Thos Wheelton 70th Regt New Zealand 1845-66. Reverse dated 1863 to 1865. Correctly impressed 600 Thos. Wheelton, 70th Regt Condition, Good Fine (heavy edge bruising which effects the naming in places) Thomas Wheelton was born in Manchester in 1841. He attested as an 18 year old on the 21st of April 1859, giving his occupation as Labourer. He first serve with the 70th Regiment, seeing active service in New Zealand for which he was awarded the medal. This is confirmed in his service papers and on the roll. After 12 years service he renegade transferring the to Kings Own Scottish Borders. He finished his army career serving with Durhams. Thomas was discharged at Sunderland in May 1880.

Sterling silver and enamel flower link bracelet, gross weight 28g, marked sterling silver to all parts

A box of vintage tins, vintage packaging and other ephemera including Rowntree's table jellies, Tide, Wisk, Rinso, Oxo, Nescafe, Colman's mustard, Toffo etc (1 box)

West country Charles I oak coffer, single plank top, two foliate carved panels to the front, panelled sides and back, on stiles, width 70cm x depth 33cm x height 40cm

T1 for Advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module T1 (The Village of Hommlet by Gary Gygax, L1 For Advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module L1 (The Secret of Bone Hill by Lenard Lakofka), B3 for D & D Basic Set (Dungeon Module B3 (Palace of the Silver Princess by Tom Moldvay and Jean Wells), D1-2 For Advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module D1-2 (Descent into the Depths of the Earth by Gary Gygax), G1-2-3 for Advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module G1-2-3 (Against The Giants by Gary Gygax), X2 for Dungeons & Dragons Expert Set - Dungeon Module X2 (Castle Amber (Chateau d'Amberville) by Tom Moldvay), B3 for D & D Basic Set - Dungeon Module B3 (Palace of the Silver Princess by Tom Moldvay and Jean Wells), A2 for Advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module A2 (Secret of the Slavers Stockade), A1 for Advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module A1 (Slave Pits of the Undercity by David Cook), A3 for advanced D & D Game - Dungeon Module A3 (Assault on the Aerie of the Slave Lords by Allen Hammack), X1 for D & D Expert Set - Dungeon Module X1 (The Isle of Dread by David Cook and Tom Moldvay) [x 11 each unused and sealed]