Art Nouveau oak knee hole writing desk; A Gardner & Son- Glasgow. [77x137x59cm]

Lajos Mack (1876-1963) or Henrik Darilek (1879-1963?) for Zsolnay Pecs Very Rare Art Nouveau inspired water jug designed with flowers. Wavey red design against a purple iridescent ground. Marked to the underside. 20cm high. Henrik Darilek (1879-1963?) a master of decorative painting, served at the Zsolnay factory for eight years; he enriched the collection with decors and jewellery designs. He was a skilled proponent of the Art Nouveau form-language, who renewed historism and established the Art Nouveau style in Hungary at the same time.

1978 Full gold sovereign coin. Elizabeth II. 8Grams

C.1910 Veteran-era leather cased two-person picnic set, by A Barrett & sons Piccadilly, Initials engraved to each of the items. Has hip flask, Comes with cups and saucers.

Two vintage parker pens fitted with 14ct yellow gold nibs, together with a Boxed Mabie, Todd & co Ltd 'Swan' self filling pen in Sterling silver.

20th century Yew and walnut cabinet on stand complete with key. Made in two parts. The two cupboard doors are decorated with brass mounts and open to reveal a complete mini office with fitted pigeon holes, drawers and central cupboard with original decorative brass handles. The base has three drawers with central drawer having a drop front, raised on carved cabriole legs terminate in pad feet. [189x110x40cm]

A Pair of 18th/ 19th century Percussion Cap duelling pistols. Marked No.9 to each of the brass cartouches. Brass worked, showing a crest, initial L.D. and VIII. Both have loading rods present. Mahogany and brass handle and steel barrels. [38cm length]

Original Framed WWI 1918 Paul Nash Poster. An Official artist on the Western Front, War Paintings & Drawings, Leicester Galleries , Vincent Brooks Day & Son Ltd. London .W.C. Depicts "Void of War" art piece. [Frame-79x53cm]

WWI German Kriegsmarine Navy brass bulk head clock "Th. Staebe Elbing" in a working condition. [Hinge missing and chip to glass -see images] [19.5cm diameter]

18th century Oil on wooden board after Godfrey Kneller. Jacobite James Radclyffe, 3rd earl Derwentwater brought up with the Old Pretender and joined the 1715 uprising leading to his ultimate demise following the Battle of Preston. Fitted within an antique gilt frame and wooden scroll detailing is death date. [19.5x15.5cm- portrait]