A WILLIAM IV SILVER CLARET JUG EDINBURGH 1837 FOR JAMES HOWDEN AND CO, of baluster form with repousse floral sprays, rocaille and c-scrolls to the body, scroll handle, circular foot and with hinged lid with cast bud finial, repousse mask spout, engraved to the frontal cartouche 'Presented to James Griehe Esquire, Branxholm Braes by 142 of his friends as testimonial of their high sense of his public usefulness and of his private worth, 7th May 1840', engraved above the foot 'J.G Chairman at the dinner given by The Duke of Baccleugh's tenantry to his grace Branxholm, 26th September 1839, approximate height 32cm, approximate weight 41.5oz, ivory exemption certificate no CP18M9C7

A FLEMISH ANTWERP EBONY CABINET ON STAND, LATE 17TH CENTURY of rectangular form, concave moulded top above two field panelled doors, the interior painted with a gentleman and family in various landscapes to the interior of the doors, to an arrangement of nine drawers and to the doors of the central architectural devotional space; the compartment having four angled mirrors and giltwood pilasters flanked by five small drawers to either side with ivory button handles, on an ebony and ivory parquetry veneered floor, a galleried drawer above and another below painted with a waterfall; the stand later made, probably 19th century, having a gadroon carved rim, on barley twist legs, (the cabinet top formerly opening with well, now with replaced ebonised board) 88cm wide x 44cm deep x 143 cm high overall, ivory exemption certificate no AWNCEHNM

A PAIR OF BURMESE BRONZE RAIN DRUMS, possibly 19th century of graduated size, finely cast, the patina with green and rust accents, the top with concentric bands and geometric ornament and with four groups of frogs, on top of one another, the tapered body with double strap handles, further bands of decoration and a procession of five graduated elephants in relief on one side, 57cm diameter x 42cm and 52cm diameter x 41cm Provenance: Private Collection. Purchased in Hong Kong 20years ago as antique.

Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, originally designed 1958, An Egg swivel lounge chair, model 3316, upholstered in original tangerine fabric on a steel four fin base, c1960s (condition of the upholstery is poor)

AN ART DECO FIRE OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING in platinum, collet set to the centre with an oval fancy cut opal within a double surround of rose cut diamonds, over a marquise pierced under bezel, finger size N ½, approximate size of fire opal 13mm x 10mm, total approximate weight of diamonds 0.50ct, approximate weight 6.5g

EDWARD LOUIS LAWRENSON (1868-1934) Pollagh, Achill, oil on board, signed to lower left, title attribution and dated 1930 to Fine Art Society Ltd label verso 32cm x 43cm, Pollagh (Achill) is a village on Achill Island off the coast of County Mayo

Drylund, Denmark c. early 1970s, a teak sideboard having five drawers to the centre flanked by a sliding door to either side, on tapered legs, 220cm long x 47cm deep x 62cm high

ARR David Hockney RA (b1937), My Mother (Bridlington) 1988, four colour lithograph 1988, signed in black ink, from an unnumbered edition of 250, printed by Westerham Press Limited, 75cm x 50cm, with certificate of authenticity verso

ARR SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT PRA, RSW, ROI, RE (Scottish 1880-1969), Fiametta in Northumberland, on the beach at Beadnell at low tide, watercolour, signed to lower right, 48.5cm x 66.5cm

AN EDWARD VII POCKET WATCH BY ASPREY & CO, in 18ct gold half hunter case London 1907 for Fred Thomas, keyless English lever, three quarter plate movement no. 11718 with diamond end stone, bi-metal compensated balance, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals blued steel double swell spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, royal blue champlevé enamel chapter ring and protected set hands olive, approximate diameter 52mm, approximate gross weight 138g