1: East Indian Carved Rosewood Workbox, the interior of the lid inlaid in polychromed bone, c. 1865-1870, the lift-up tray with six polychromed bone covers, perhaps Galle, top of lid becoming disattached, some staining, height: 5.125in, width: 12.5in,

2: Late Victorian Cut Iron-Mounted Oak Brush Box, c. 1890-1895, lined in later figured Florentine paper, height: 1.5in, width: 10in, depth: 3in.

3: Edwardian Nickel And Brass-Mounted Oak Standish, C. 1900-1910, retains the pair of crystal ink bottles, the facade fitted with an implements drawer, chips to bottles, losses to corners of standish, height: 5.5in, width: 12.375in, depth: 7.125in.

4: Early Victorian Nacre-Inlaid Rosewood Jewel Box, of small size, c. 1840-1845, the lift-out tray lacking, the interior lined in figured Florentine paper, circular water mark on cover, height: 3.75in, width 8in, depth: 5.5in.

5: Georgian Elm And Oak Compartmented Knife Box, c. 1785-1800, the divider fitted with a handhold, height: 6.75in, width: 8.75in, length: 15.75in.

6: English Brass-Mounted Needlepoint Bell Pull, of Louis XVI inspiration, c. 1875-1890, satin-lined, height: 96.75in, width: 4.25in

7: Good French Red Boulle Humidor, C. 1925, the interior lined in cedarwood, the boulle work in excellent condition, initiated G.W.F., 1925, height: 3.5in, width: 10.75in, depth: 6in. See illustration

8: Good Early Victorian Brass-Bound Calamander Teabox, in the Late Gothic style, C. 1845-1850, now lined in cream moire and presented as a jewel casket, rear of box somewhat faded, small losses at corners of base/plinth, height: 7.25in, width: 9.75in,

9: Good Early Victorian Chased Gilt-Brass-Mounted Patent-Action Domed Double-Compartment Burl Teabox, c. 1840-1845, the interior covers also domed and bearing engraved brass plaques reading, respectively, "Black" and "Green", small veneer losses to

10: Good Georgian Silk Floss-Embroidered Panel Of The Holy Family, with the youthful St. John the Baptist, c. 1780-1790, in the period carved giltwood frame, with a parcel-gilt black eglomise mat, repairs to interior edge of frame, minor scattered losses

11: Victorian Engraved Brass Folding Straight-Edge Twenty-Four Inch Ruler, c. 1845-1860, together with a Brass-Mounted Mahogany Furniture Maker's Scribe (two pieces).

12: European Brass-Mounted Mahogany Furniture Maker's Scribe, c. 1890, length: 6in.

13: Edwardian Oak Parquetry Humidor, C. 1900-1910, parcel-gilt initials W.W. on lid, height: 6.5in, width: 10.75in, depth: 6.5in.

14: Antique European Brass-Mounted Hardwood And Steel Table Plane, c. 1835-1850, width: 8in.

15: Rare George IV Brass Folding Fender Kettle Stand, c. 1825-1830, dia. 7.125in.

16: German Belle Epoque Carved Walnut Mantel Clock, in the Late Baroque style, c. 1900-1910, the interior backplate marked: "Jung-hans", bevelled glass door, height: 19in, width: 11in, depth: 7in.

17: Small Brass-Mounted Regency Double- Compartment Rosewood Teabox, of sarcophagus form, c. 1815- 1820, the interior compartment covers of elm burl, small repair to proper left rear corner of lid, height: 4. 875in, width: 8in, depth: 4.375in.

18: Georgian mahogany Double-Compartment Teabox, of sarcophagus form, c. 1815-1820, retains a period pressed glass mixing vase, inlaid bone escutcheon plate, height: 6.5in, width: 10in, depth: 5.75in. See Illustration

19: William IV Ivory-Bound Rosewood Double- Compartmented Teabox, of domed form, c. 1830-1835, height: 5.75in, width: 9in, depth: 5in. See Illustration

20: Regency Mahogany Triple-Compartment Teabox, of sarcophagus form, c. 1815-1820, tea mixing bowl lacking, small loss to veneer to lid, height: 6.75in, width: 11.75in, depth: 6.125in. See illustration