1. After Caspar Netscher

Portrait of Mary II, Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland (1662–1694), three-quarter-length, seated in a garden, wearing an ermine cloak, a statue beyond

2. A George I ebonised table clock, David Lesturgeon, London, circa 1715

3. William Aikman

Portrait of Field Marshal John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll and 1st Duke of Greenwich (1680–1742), three-quarter-length, wearing armour, a blue riband and the badge of the Order of the Garter, holding a baton

4. Thomas Tompion & Edward Banger No.482. A Queen Anne mulberry and walnut marquetry longcase clock, London, circa 1709 and earlier

5. After Pierre Parrocel

Portrait of George Keith, 10th Earl Marischal (1693–1778), half-length, wearing armour and a blue riband, holding a baton in his right hand and grasping a sword in his left, standing by a military encampment, a landscape beyond

6. An Italian carved giltwood console table, Rome, circa 1730

7. A men’s purple velvet court suit, late 18th century, probably French

8. After Jean-Antoine Watteau

Garden landscape with a lady and three male figures (L'Aventurière); Garden landscape with a man performing to a trio of figures (L'Enchanteur)

9. A pale green cannelé silk court suit, late 18th century, probably French

10. A pair of golden embossed leather and red embroidered slippers, possibly Turkish for the European market, circa 1790

11. A pair of Italian carved giltwood girandoles, 19th century

12. Attributed to Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne

A candlelit tavern scene, with a couple revelling at a table, en brunaille

13. A pair of Italian carved gilwood tables, first half 19th century

14. Angelica Kauffmann, R.A.

Portrait of the Abbé Peter Grant (1708–1784), half-length, wearing ecclesiastical dress and holding a red and yellow striped handkerchief, resting his hand on a book

15. Italian, 19th century, After the Antique

Pair of Busts of Antinous and Dionysus

16. After Anton von Maron

Portrait of Cardinal František de Paula, Graf Herzan von Harrach (1735–1804), half-length, wearing a cardinal hat, black robes and white bands

17. An Italian carved giltwood console table, first half 18th century

18. An unusual collection of fourteen waistcoats, French and English, mid-18th to mid-19th century

19. A Consulat cut-steel and Wedgwood jasperware-mounted mahogany jewel coffer-on-stand, circa 1805, attributed to Martin-Guillaume Biennais, the mounts attributed to Reynard Schey

20. A Regency giltwood console table, circa 1810

21. A French Imperial bronze eagle standard, circa 1815, probably by Pierre-Philippe Thomire after the original design by Antoine-Denis Chaudet

22. After Antoine-Denis Chaudet, Italian, early 19th century

Bust of Napoleon Bonaparte

23. 'The Elba Pedestal' - A granite column, probably Italian, early 19th century

24. A French gilt-bronze mounted steel halberd of the Personal Guard of Joseph Napoleon as King of Spain (1808-1813), circa 1805

25. A George III painted black silk banner for the Perthshire Fencible Cavalry, attributed to D’Almaine & Co. of Bow Street, London, 1795

26. British School, circa 1765

Portrait of George Drummond, 3rd Laird of Blair-Drummond (1705-1765); together with a Portrait of his first wife, Lady Jane, née Grey (1719-1752)

27. A gold and enamel badge of Office of the Secretary of the Most Ancient and Noble Order of the Thistle, mid-18th century

28. An important collection of fifty-six large tartan swatches, first half 19th century, the weaving attributed to Messrs William Wilson & Son, Bannockburn

29. Thomas Kitchin | A New Universal Atlas... fifth edition, London, 1801,

30. The principal parts of a Regency carved marble ‘gothic’ chimneypiece, probably to a design by Richard Crichton and executed by John Carradine or William Pistell, circa 1815

31. A George IV simulated oak carved ‘Gothic’ style door and a pair of large window shutters, probably to a design by Robert Dickson and executed by Andrew Johnston, circa 1823

32. 'The Emperor’s Cloak'

A scarlet heavy weight broadcloth wool cloak, 19th century

33. The King's Bodyguard for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers)

34. A gilt-metal thread embroidered quiver and bow case, North India, 19th century

35. A Mughal brocade and quilted ‘Jama’, North India, 18th century, with floral gilt metal thread brocade

36. A Louis Vuitton leather trunk, late 19th/early 20th century

37. A small group of embroidered, woven and printed textiles, 18th to 20th century

38. An interesting collection of historic women’s garments, 19th century and later, predominantly European

39. A collection of shoes, European, 19th century

40. A large salt-glazed brown stoneware spirit flask of Souter Johnnie, mid-19th century

41. A Household Cavalry officer's full dress helmet of the Life Guards, late 19th/early 20th century

42. A William and Mary silver-mounted oyster veneered laburnum toilet mirror and casket, circa 1690

43. A set of three George I silver casters, Nicholas Clausen, London, 1719

44. A George II silver basket, George Wickes, London, 1744

45. A pair of George II silver tea caddies and sugar box, George Wickes, London, 1744

46. A set of four George II silver candlesticks, Edward Wakelin, London, 1753

47. A pair of George II silver-gilt cups and covers, Daniel Piers, London, 1756

48. A pair of George III silver sauce tureens, Smith & Sharp, London, 1785