1: Rare and unusual American astronomical Trippensee Tellurian c. 1930 the scientific instrument demonstrates the relationship between the sun, earth, venus and the moon, operating with a system ofgears, is fitted with a compass, and mounted on a brass

2: Cram's Unrivalled Terrestrial Globe with full meridian, published by the George F. Cram Co., Chicago, c. 1930, mounted on a pale wood stand with four downswept legs,h.35in dia. 12in Cram was a master map and atlas publisher of the late 19th century

3: Tabletop Slate Surface Globe, by Jan Felkl and Son, Prague, c. 1900, the surface suitable for geography study, raised on an ebonized base, h.21-1/2in., dia.12in The Felkl Firm became the leading European globe maker in the latter part of the 19th

4: Tabletop Terrestrial Globe, by Jan Felkl and Son, Prague, dated 1921 on an ebonized stand, the surface rubbed in places, h. 18, dia. 8in. Illustrated

5: German tabletop half meridian globe Professor/doctor A. Krause, c. 1930, published by Paul Rath, Leipzig, mounted on an ebonized stand, h. 27, dia. 13in. Illustrated

6: Gilt-Plaster figure of Atlas supporting a German four- inch globe upon his back, c. 1930, in the Art Deco style, he stands upon a gilt pyramidal base, h. 17-1/2in.. Illustrated

7: Unusual Walnut and Beech Miniature easel c.1900 uniquely designed to be fully expendable, adjustable and completely portable, collagen dimension h. 28, w. 5in d. 5, maximum h. 51 , minimum h. 26in.

8: English mahogany Umbrella Stand, early 20th century, rectangular on turned legs, fitted with a metal drip pan, h. 26-1/2in., w. 36, d. 9in.

9: English Sterling Silver-Mounted Ebonized Walking Stick, the silver knob hallmarked Chester, 1871, h. 35-1/2in..

10: English Sterling Silver-Mounted "Compass" Rosewood W G Stick, hallmarked London, 1919, the flattened knob fitted with a lidded compass, h. 35in.

11: English Sterling Silver mounted ebonised walking stick the knob hallmarked Chester, 1870, h. 35-3/4in

12: Edwardian ebonised walking stick with ornate gold- filled knob, c. 1910, h. 36in.

13: Lady's French Silver-Mounted Mahogany cane in the Art Nouveau taste, c. 1900, the T-form handle with foliate embellishments, h. 36in. Illustrated

14: Unusual English "Gambler's Sterling- Mounted Rosewood Walking stick the knob fitted with a cylindrical canister containing dice and chips h. 34-1/2in Illustrated

15: Pale wood walking stick with chinoiserie motif silver knob, c. 1900, h. 36in. Illustrated

16: Unusual Sterling Silver-Mounted Dagger Case late 19th century, the handle in the form of an animal claw with drawls from the mahogany shaft to reveal the weapon with nine-inch triangular steel blade, h. 34in. Illustrated

17: English bone and silver mounted Mastiff Ebonised walking stick late 19th century, the knob finely carved in the form of the beast's head, h. 36-1/2in.. Illustrated

18: Ebonised walking stick, mounted with a Chinese silver knob, late 19th century the knob with raised prunus motifs, h. 32in. Illustrated

19: Far Eastern black and red lacquer walking stick decorated with allegorical panels, h. 37-1/2in..

20: German silver mounted ebonised cane c. 1900 with crook handle, engraved with Gothic arches and quatrefoils, h. 35.1/2in