1. An important Dutch diamond-point engraved calligraphic green glass roemer, 17th century

2. An important Dutch diamond-point engraved calligraphic green glass roemer by Willem Jacobszoon van Heemskerk, second half of the 17th century

3. A large Dutch engraved armorial glass 'Seven United Provinces' goblet and cover, circa 1730-50

4. A Dutch-engraved allegorical wine glass, circa 1760

5. A Dutch-engraved Royalist inscribed light-baluster wine glass, circa 1750-70

6. An Elizabeth I silver-gilt tigerware jug, unmarked, second half of the 16th century

7. An English delftware initialed and dated large Chinoiserie dish, 1698, attributed to Brislington

8. An English delftware Royal commemorative 'Boscobel Oak' plate, London, circa 1715-20

9. A Charles I silver counter box with thirty-two counters, circa 1640

10. A German silver-gilt ewer and basin, Christoph Wild, Augsburg, 1616-1620

11. A German parcel-gilt silver ewer in the form of an equestrian group, Christian Hornung I, Augsburg, circa 1660

12. A silver casket attributed to Michel Mann, Nuremberg, early 17th century

13. A Dutch silver marriage/wedding medal, mid-17th century

14. A Dutch silver teapot, Hendrik de Wint I, The Hague/Den Haag, 1746

15. A German silver tumbler cup, Friederich Erhardt, Frankfurt, early 18th century

16. A French silver-gilt trefid fork and spoon, Jean Villain, Paris charge and discharge marks for 1681-1684

17. A Charles II silver cup and cover, maker's mark CM, London, 1674

18. A Charles II silver cup and cover, maker's mark IH above a fleur-de-lis and two pellets (Jackson's p.130), London, late 17th century

19. Royal: a set of four German silver candlesticks, Conrad Hermann Mundt, Hanover, 1726

20. A George II silver cup and cover, Thomas Whipham, London, 1746

21. A George II silver coffee pot, Henry Hayens, London, 1755

22. A George II style silver wine cistern, Richard Jarvis, London, 2000

23. A George II silver ewer, Thomas Heming, London, 1758

24. A Maltese silver coffee pot, Paolo Aquilina, Malta, circa 1740

25. A set of four George II silver-gilt candlesticks, John Preist, London, 1752

26. A suite of George II silver waiters and salver, Herne & Butty, London, 1758

27. A set of seven large Sicilian silver candlesticks, maker's mark GS, Palermo, 1737

28. A pair of Italian scagliola panels, mid-18th century, attributed to Enrico Hugford

29. An Italian marble and pietre dure panel, Florence, late 17th century

30. A pair of Louis XIV carved pear or cherry wood boxes, Nancy, second half 17th century, in the manner of César Bagard

31. A Régence carved giltwood table à gibier, circa 1720

32. A Japanese black and gilt lacquer cabinet, late 17th century

33. A Régence brass and tortoiseshell boulle marquetry table mirror, circa 1715

34. A Louis XV carved giltwood pliant, mid-18th century, in the manner of Foliot

36. A Louis XV gilt-bronze mounted gilt and black Chinese lacquer and vernis Martin commode by Jacques Dubois, mid-18th century

37. A pair of Louis XVI gilt-bronze mounted Chinese porcelain vases, the porcelain Kangxi period third quarter 17th century, the mounts late 18th century

38. A Louis XVI ormolu "pendule au cercles tournants", Joseph-Léonard Roque, Paris, circa 1775, the case attributed to Marcel-François Noël

40. A Louis XVI ormolu-mounted white and black marble mantel clock, Robin, Paris, circa 1785

41. A Louis XVI ormolu and Sèvres porcelain 'cercles tournants' table clock, Antoine Crosnier, Paris, circa 1780

42. A Queen Anne overmantel mirror, early 18th century

43. A small Queen Anne ebonised and yew bureau cabinet, early 18th century

45. A George II walnut and parcel-gilt bureau cabinet, attributed to Giles Grendey, circa 1740

46. A George II walnut chest on chest, circa 1735-40

47. A George III white-painted and parcel-gilt settee, attributed to François Hervé after a design by James Wyatt, circa 1780

48. A George III mahogany side table, third quarter 18th century

49. A George II mahogany sofa, circa 1740, after William Kent

50. An early George III carved giltwood overmantel mirror, mid-18th century

51. A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, circa 1760s