1. A Italian parcel-gilt silver standing dish, Venice, 16th century

2. An Italian carved walnut cassone, Tuscany, in the Renaissance manner

3. An Italian silvered carved wood hanging lantern, Venice, late 16th/17th century

4. A Régence carved wood mirror, circa 1720

5. A pair of Italian carved giltwood pedestals, Rome, circa 1725-30

6. ‘The Gypsy Fortune Teller’, A Flemish ‘Country Life’, landscape tapestry, after David II Teniers, Oudenaarde or Lille, first quarter 18th century

7. A Flemish ‘Country Life’, landscape tapestry, after David II Teniers, Oudenaarde or Lille, first quarter 18th century

8. Two small Flemish ‘Country Life’ landscape tapestry fragments, after David II Teniers, Oudenaarde or Lille, first quarter 18th century

9. A Gothic-style alabaster and painted mahogany side table, the top 18th century, the base modern

10. A George II style mahogany centre table, the marble top Roman, probably 17th century, the legs possibly Irish and mid-18th century

11. A late George II brass-inlaid mahogany jardinière, mid-18th century, in the manner of Frederick Hintz or John Channon

12. An Italian 'memento mori' carved marble relief, probably late 17th/18th century

13. Two Italian columns, 17th century

14. A brèche violette pedestal, 18th century

15. A Louis XV carved walnut lit à la turque, mid-18th century

16. A Louis XV giltwood fauteuil by Jean Avisse, mid-18th century

17. A pair of assembled gilt-bronze large candleholders, the upper section Mughal and from palanquin finials, 18th century, the bases, Louis XV, circa 1730

18. An Empire mahogany lit en bateau, early 19th century

19. An Empire mahogany open bookcase, early 19th century

20. A pair of large Empire carved mahogany griffins, early 19th century

21. A large marble bowl containing minerals

22. A pair of Gothic revival oak armchairs, third quarter 19th century, in the manner of Pugin

23. A pair of Victorian oak and caned side chairs designed by George Edmund Street and manufactured by Gillows, circa 1882

24. A matched set of twelve Victorian 'Sussex' side chairs, late 19th/early 20th century, the design attributed to Ford Madox Brown for Morris & Co.

25. A pair of ebony and turned ivory caned side chairs in Indo-Dutch 17th century style, possibly English and 19th century

26. An Anglo-Chinese teak and walnut travelling/architect's chest, second quarter 18th century

27. The Hamilton Palace 'Tudor Chairs'

A pair of Indo-Dutch carved ebony side chairs, possibly Coromandel Coast or Batavia, last quarter 17th century

28. A Spanish gilt-bronze mounted tortoiseshell, bone, ebony and ebonised vargueno, signed by Manuel Palomero, 17th century

29. Two Chinese Silk Embroidered Hangings, Guangzhou (Canton), for the Western Export Market, Qing Dynasty, early 19th century

30. A Dutch Delft flower pyramid or tulipière, 1687-1701, Adrianus Kocx, De Grieksche A factory

31. A silk embroidered shaped mirror frame, English, Charles II, third quarter 17th century

32. An English mythological and floral needlework carpet, Queen Anne, circa 1705

33. A gilt-bronze mounted engraved pewter and brass casket, French or Southern Netherlandish, part late 17th century

34. A floral silk embroidered and metal-thread altar frontal (Antependium), Italian, second half of 17th century

35. A Queen Anne giltwood mirror, circa 1705, in the manner of John Belchier

36. A George II cross and chevron banded walnut bureau, circa 1730

37. A George I giltwood and gilt-gesso side table

38. A set of four late George II carved giltwood and gilt-gesso girandoles, mid-18th century

39. A George II giltwood pier mirror, mid-18th century

40. A George II giltwood pier mirror, mid-18th century

41. A George II walnut and burr walnut double chairback settee

42. A George II burr walnut and walnut feather-banded bureau, second quarter 18th century

43. A George II brass and mother-of-pearl inlaid mahogany tripod tea table, the top attributed to Frederick Hintz

44. A gilt-mounted ebony quarter repeating table clock, James Markwick, London, circa 1720

45. A George I quarter chiming brass lantern clock, John Crucifex, London, circa 1715

46. A George III quarter repeating ebony table clock, Thomas Colley, London, circa 1760

47. A George III gilt-mounted mahogany quarter chiming table clock, Eardley Norton, London, circa 1780

48. A George III gilt-mounted turtleshell table clock, for the Turkish market, circa 1790