1 A German Silver-Gilt-Mounted Coconut Tankard, Circa 1570-90

2 A Flemish Hunting Tapestry, Audenarde, Second Quarter 16th Century

3 A Northern European Baroque Style Wrought Iron Eight-Light Chandelier, 19th Century

4 A Swiss Baroque Walnut, Fruitwood and Ebonised Wood Marquetry Sideboard, Beromünster, Circa 1730

5 A Dutch Baroque Brass Two-Tier Sixteen-Light Chandelier, Late 17th / Early 18th Century

6 A Dutch or German Baroque Walnut and Marquetry Draw-Leaf Table on an Associated Stand, the Top Late 17th Century, the Stand 18th Century and Adapted

7 A Set of Six Anglo-Dutch William & Mary Style Carved Walnut 'Marot' Side Chairs, 19th Century

8 A Spanish Colonial Silver Two-Handled Bowl, Probably Guatemala, Late 18th Century

9 A Spanish Silver Vase-Form Snuffers and Stand, Real Fabrica de Plateria, Madrid, 1843

10 A Pair of Spanish Colonial Silver-Gilt Altar Cruets and Stand, Circa 1700

11 A South American Silver Chocolate Pot and Chamber Pot

12 A South American Silver Lion-Form Incense Burner (Sahumador) and Two-Light Wall Sconce, 19th Century

13 Two South American Silver Coqueras, Early and Mid 20th Century

14 A Large South American Silver Coffer

15 A Queen Anne Silver Tankard, Edmund Pearce, London, 1707

16 Four Matching George III Silver Candlesticks, Ebenezer Coker, London, 1766-1770

17 A James II Month-Going Walnut Marquetry Longcase Clock, John Wise, London, Circa 1685

18 A George I Walnut Longcase Clock, Daniel Quare, London, No. 156, Circa 1715

19 A William and Mary Walnut, Sycamore, and Fruitwood Marquetry Chest of Drawers, Circa 1690

21 William and Mary Oyster Veneer Olivewood, Walnut and Elm Chest of Drawers, Circa 1685

22 A George I Quarter Repeating Ebonised Table Clock, John Bushman, London, Circa 1720

23 A George II Burr Yew and Walnut Kneehole Desk, Circa 1730

24 A George II Scarlet Japanned Hour-Striking Bracket Clock, Circa 1750

25 A George II Walnut and Burr Walnut Chest, Circa 1730-40

26 A Victorian Rosewood Four-Glass Library Clock, John Frodsham, London, Circa 1840

27 A Louis XIV Style Gilt Bronze-Mounted Ebony Cartel d'Applique Clock and Barometer Pair on Brackets, Late 19th Century

28 A Regency Burr Oak, Carved Giltwood, and Brass Inlaid Pedestal Table, Circa 1815

29 A French Silver Louis XVI Style Casket, Adolphe Boulenger, Paris, Last Quarter 19th Century

30 A Set of Four George II Silver Salts, Paul de Lamerie, London, 1729

31 A George II Silver Cruet Frame, Samuel Wood, London, 1734

32 A George II Silver Salver, Robert Abercromby, London, 1744

34 A George II Silver Cake Basket, William Cripps, London, 1746

35 A Pair of George II Silver Eagle-Head Sauce Boats with Matching Ladles, Isaac Duke, London (sauceboats), 1747

36 A George II Silver Tea Caddy Set with Fitted Box, Samuel Taylor, London, 1751

37 A George III Silver Salver, Maker's Mark R•P Probably for R. Piercy, London, 1760

38 A Set of Three Early George III Silver-Gilt Condiment Vases, William Solomon, London, 1760

39 A Set of Three George III Silver Tea Caddies in Fitted Mahogany Box, Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp, London, 1764

40 A Set of Three George III Silver Condiment Vases, John Parker and Edward Wakelin, London, 1765

41 A George III Silver Hot Water Jug, Charles Wright, London, 1772

43 Royal: A George III Silver-Gilt Inkstand, Samuel Meriton, London, 1788

44 Royal: Russian Silver Teapot of English Interest, Maker's Mark TP, St. Petersburg, Circa 1810

45 A Pair of George III Silver-Gilt Tea Caddies in Fitted Chinese Export Lacquered Box, Michael Starkey, London, 1810

46 A Pair of Regency Silver-Gilt Sugar Vases and Covers, Benjamin Smith II and Benjamin Smith III, London, Retailed by Green, Ward and Green, 1816

47 A Set of Ten Regency Silver Dinner Plates from the Duke of Norfolk Service, Paul Storr, London, 1816

48 A Rare Pair of Regency Silver-Gilt "Teniers Pattern" Decanter Coasters, Edward Farrell, London, 1819

49 A George IV Silver Cake Basket, Edward Farrell, London, 1820

50 A Pair of George IV Silver Snuffers and Stand, Paul Storr, London, 1822

51 A Victorian Silver Covered Pitcher and Stand, Charles Reily and George Storer, London, 1841