A collection of 43 late Roman and early Byzantine coins dating from the second to the fourth centuries.

A very finely engraved Ottoman period silver tray in the shape of a clover leaf c1850. Of extremely fine quality this beautiful object would have been used for holding anything from sweet desserts to coffee cups and is in very good condition.

A fine quality Victorian burr walnut jewel cabinet c1860. Beautifully made with exquisite walnut veeners, mahogany interior and a working Bramah lock with key. The cabinet has four drawers and two side carrying handles.

A rare Russian Archangel carved walrus ivory jewellry box c1850. Such boxes were commonly given as wedding presents and could take the form of tea caddies, jewel caskets or glove boxes etc. This one has very finely fretted panels of walrus ivory vennered onto a pine base which is constructed with pegs rather than nails.

A superb Rosewood and brass inlaid teapoy with it's original cut glass mixing bowl. The lid is lined with it's original velvet and each tea compartment bears the brass initials "G" for green tea and "B" for black tea c1820.

A superb quality calamander and gilt mounted writing slope c1860. The box is marked "Wheeler Weymouth". Mahogany interiors with original purple velevt writing slop and gilt Gothic style decoration to the top in the Pugin manner.

A Victorian mother of pearl tea caddy c1840. Tea was still expensive at this point and kept in lockable boxes.

An ivory Secession style candle stick c1910. In good condition typical of ivory of this age.

A wonderful French terracotta dog's head with iron collar signed "Hubert" c1880. There was quite a fashion for objects in the shape of dogs or dogs heads inn the late 19th century.

A creamware classical figure of a woman holding a garland of flowers, probably German, c 1750.