King Fouad I: A French gilt-brass ewer and basin by Christofle & Cie, circa 1870

King Farouk: Twenty eight Sèvres blue ground plates, various dates mid-19th century, the decoration possibly outside the factory

King Farouk: Three silver sorbet spoons, Henri Laparra, with 1st standard Paris export marks, mid 20th century

Philippe, Count of Flandres: Thirteen French silver plates, Odiot, Paris, circa 1850

Phillipe, Count of Flanders: Three French silver double-salts and a mustard pot, Odiot, Paris, circa 1850

King Leopold III: A set of three Belgian silver sauce boats, Lemaire & de Vernisy, Brussels, early 20th century

A pair of George III silver candlesticks, John Roberts & Co., Sheffield, 1806

Philippe, Count of Flanders: A group of French silver-gilt flatware, the majority Emile Puiforcat, Paris, early 20th century

King Albert I: A group of silver and silver-gilt Belgian flatware, Joseph-Henri Mercier, Brussels, early 20th century

Queen Astrid: A group of silver and electroplate flatware, the majority K. Anderson, Stockholm, 1927

A collection of silver items, various dates and makers

Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, by William Thomas Fry, after George Dawe, first quarter 19th century

English School, Portrait of King Leopold I of Belgium and his wife Princess Charlotte of Wales 19th century

In the Gardens, Château de Stuyvenberg

King Leopold and Queen Astrid: A Belgian porcelain royal composite dinner, oyster and breakfast part service, predominantly Fuisseaux Baudour, second quarter 20th century

King Albert I: A Belgian porcelain royal monogrammed composite part dinner service, various makers including Demeuldre-Coché / Vermeren-Coché, Brussels, 20th century

A Belgian Royal monogrammed part service, Demeuldre-Coché, Brussels, second quarter 20th century

King Albert I: A Belgian royal engraved monogrammed composite table service, various makers and dates, second half 20th century

A collection of Belgian royal monogrammed drinking glasses, various dates

King Leopold III and Queen Astrid: An extensive cut and engraved Belgian royal monogrammed part table service, second quarter 20th century

A Continental carved giltwood and lacquered oval sofa table, 19th/20th century

A Louis XV/Transition kingwood and tulipwood bonheur-du-jour, third quarter 18th century

A pair of Dutch walnut and marquetry card tables, circa 1775

A pair of Louis XVI tulipwood marquetry tables, circa 1780

A Flemish repoussé-silver-mounted ebony and ebonised cabinet, probably Antwerp, mid-17th century

A Flemish 'millefleurs' and animal tapestry panel, possibly Tournai 16th century, and later

An Italian carved giltwood 'Medici' frame, Florence, circa 1650

A Kakiemon dish, Edo period, late 17th century

Neptune driving a chariot with two noble figures

Ecce Homo

A renaissance gilt-brass horizontal table clock, Samuel Haug, Augsburg, circa 1630

A Commonwealth period brass lantern clock with alarm, Peter Closon, London, circa 1655

Bust of an Emperor

A large silver-gilt dish or basin, with assay scrape but seemingly unmarked, probably Portuguese and circa 1700

A silver incense boat, probably Portuguese, late 17th / early 18th century

A pair of Louis XV carved walnut fauteuils en cabriolet, circa 1760

A Meissen (Marcolini) part dinner service, circa 1775

A pair of Régence style cut-glass and gilt-metal six-light girandoles

A Brazilian silver ewer and basin, Bahia, late 18th century

A French silver serving dish from the Marquês de Angeja service, Henri Auguste, Paris, 1787, Paris, circa 1787

A pair of French silver serving dishes, Jean-Nicholas Boulanger, Paris, 1793/94 Association des Orfévres mark

Seven George IV silver plates from the Sampaio Service, Paul Storr for Storr & Mortimer, London, 1823

A pair of George II silver candlesticks, William Gould, London, 1748

A George III silver and cut-glass cruet, Joseph Scammell, London, 1794

A Victorian silver dish cover with matched electroplate base, Hancocks, London, 1886

A pair of Continental large glass urns and covers, mid-19th century

A pair of Regency simulated rosewood and parcel-gilt caned tub chairs, circa 1815, in the manner of George Bullock

A Directoire ormolu mantel clock, circa 1795

A pair of Empire gilt-bronze mounted cut-glass vases, early 19th century

Portrait of Edward, 1st Lord Eliot (1727-1804)

View of the River Tagus

Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine

Naval battle, possibly Battle of Praia da Vitória

Scene of Judgement

Tavern scene

Cerf, Biche et Faon, ou Famille de Cerf (Deer, Doe and Fawn, or Family of Deer)

Jaguar dévorante un agouti (Jaguar devouring an agouti)

Levrier à l'Éventail, 'Plock' (Greyhound with a Fan, 'Plock'), and Levrette Jouant à la Boule, 'Jiji' (Female Greyhound Playing with a Ball, 'Jiji')

A French silvered oil lamp attributed to Gagneau, late 19th century

A French gilt-bronze mounted Chinese porcelain lamp, by Gagneau, Paris, late 19th century

A Continental majolica jardiniére, late 19th century

A Blossoming Orchard

Casa no Campo

The Well

Head of a Girl

Venice

A Chinese engraved pewter box to contain the soil of St Francis Xavier's tomb, mid 18th century

A blue and white meiping Ming dynasty, 16th century

A blue and white bowl for the Islamic market late Ming dynasty, 16th century

A blue and white bottle vase Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

A blue and white 'Kraak' bottle vase Ming dynasty, 16th century

A pair of blue and white 'Burghley House' dishes, Qing dynasty, 18th century

A pair of large blue and white bowls, covers and stands Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

A large wucai jar and cover Qing dynasty, Shunzhi/Kangxi period

Two wucai jars Qing dynasty, Shunzhi/Kangxi period

A pair of turquoise-glazed Qilin-shaped censers Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

Two Chinese export enamelled figures of hounds Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

A group of seven porcelain figures of parrot Qing dynasty, 18th/19th century

A large blue and amber-splashed figure of a toad Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

A pair of sancai-glazed figures of elephants Qing dynasty, 18th century

A Chinese export famille-rose figure of a phoenix Qing dynasty

A Chinese export enamelled duck-form tureen and cover Qing dynasty, 18th century

A large famille-rose figure of a peacock Qing dynasty, 18th/19th century

A Chinese export imari 'Dame au Parasol' pattern dish Qing dynasty, Qianlong period, circa 1740

A blue and white jardinière Qing dynasty, 18th/19th century

A small yellow-ground famille-rose 'European Subject' vase Late Qing dynasty

A small famille-rose 'immortals' bowl Qing dynasty, 19th century

An underglaze-blue and copper-red vase Qing dynasty, 19th century

A blue and white 'cruxifixion' vase Qing dynasty, 18th century

Two grisaille-decorated 'resurrection' dishes Qing dynasty, 18th century

Three Chinese Export european subject grisaille dishes Qing dynasty, 18th century

Two puce-decorated dishes Qing dynasty, 18th century

An underglaze-red and gilt-decorated 'quail' teapot and cover Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

A large 'ship' punch bowl for the Swedish market Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

Four Meissen-style famille-rose and gilt-decorated dishes Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

A famille-rose fruit basket and stand Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

A blue and white coffee pot and cover Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

A Chinese export porcelain sauce tureen, cover and stand, for the Indian market Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

A pair of blue and white commode bough-pots, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period

A pair of famille-rose wine coolers Qing dynasty, 18th century

A Chinese export imari fluted bough-pot Qing dynasty, Kangxi period

An icon of St Nicholas and St Artemius, Russia, late 19th or early 20th century

A gem-set silver icon of St Alexis, Man of God, maker's mark Cyrillic V.A.S., Moscow, circa 1890

Two silver-gilt and enamel icons, Moscow, 1899-1908 and 1908-1917

A Neuchateloise gilt-mounted turtleshell grande sonnerie striking bracket clock with alarm, Swiss, circa 1765

Eight profile reliefs with Roman Emperors

A French gilt-bronze mounted ebony bureau plat, by Guillaume Edmond Lexcellent, Paris, circa 1860

A pair of Italian carved giltwood stools, 19th century

A German porcelain and ebonised wood dressing table, late 19th century

An Italian walnut and parcel gilt center table, early 19th century

A pair of Empire style gilt and patinated bronze three-light candelabra, 19th century

An Italian carved giltwood 'Borghese' eagle late 18th / early 19th century

A late George II ebony inlaid mahogany serpentine commode, circa 1755-65

A George III carved pine chimneypiece with integral overmantel by a Mr. Tousey, 1775

Portrait of a lady, traditionally identified as Elizabeth Fox, Baroness Holland (1771-1845), three-quarter-length, seated wearing a light brown dress

A set of seven engraved rummers, circa 1805

A Batavian silver tray, early 18th century, marked with town mark and K with dot mark

William Henry Pyne | The History of the Royal residences. London, 1819, 3 volumes, red morocco, The Botfield copy

A large historical woolwork and glass bead needlework picture panel, second half 19th century, depicting ‘Mary Queen of Scots weeping over the dying Douglas at the Battle of Langside, 1568’, after Charles Landseer (1799-1879)

A Victorian silver-gilt christening set, John Samuel Hunt for Mortimer & Hunt, London, 1839; the knife blade Theobalds & Atkinson, London, 1839

A George V facsimile of a royal seal of state, 20th century

The Coronation; Crown and Sceptre

A yellow gold centre seconds chronograph full hunter pocket watch, London, circa 1902

A gold and enamel desk seal, possibly English or French, second quarter of the 19th century

Diamond brooch, 19th century

Pair of diamond earrings, ‘Opera Tulle’

Pair of diamond ear studs

Aquamarine and diamond necklace

Cultured pearl, coral and seed pearl necklace, 1981

Pair of cultured pearl and diamond earrings

Pair of aquamarine and diamond earrings, ‘Compass Diamond Halo’ | A gem set bracelet

Pair of diamond ear clips

Pair of diamond and imitation pearl earrings

Pair of aquamarine and diamond earrings

Ruby and diamond brooch, 1950s

Pair of diamond earrings, ‘Opera Tulle’

Pair of ruby and diamond ear clips, 1950s

Ruby and diamond bangle, 1940

Amethyst and diamond pendant, circa 1920

The Order of Santiago gem-set sword, dated 1880

A Continental small-sword for a child, circa 1700

A Continental silver-hilt small-sword, circa 1790

A fine continental small-sword with gem-set silver-gilt hilt, circa 1780, probably French

A French silver-hilted small-sword, circa 1780

A Spanish courtsword, mid-19th century

A courtsword, mid-19th century

A Spanish small-sword, dated 1848

A Spanish silver-mounted cup-hilt rapier of presentation quality, circa 1860-80

A U.S. non-regulation militia artillery officer's sword, circa 1840-50

A fine French small-sword with paste-set silver-gilt hilt, Paris, late 18th century

A French hunting sword of exhibition quality, circa 1860-80

A Spanish officer's sword, dated 1851

A Spanish officer’s sword, dated 1847

A Spanish courtsword, dated 1848

A Spanish sword for a member of the Order of Santiago, circa 1880

Garcia de Medrano, La regla de la cavalleria de Santiago del Espada, Madrid, 1627, calf binding

A regulation dress sword for an Officer of the Royal Navy by J. Jones of London, 1850

Portrait of King Charles II

A Japanese brass-mounted red lacquer chest, Ryukyu Islands, late 17th/18th century

Portrait of a lady, possibly Anne Darell, wife of Thomas Berkeley of Spetchley, half-length

A set of six George II walnut side chairs, circa 1730

Portrait of a man wearing a black hat

A George II carved mahogany stand for a wine cooler

Portrait of Prince George of Denmark (1653-1708)

An Italian engraved glass mirror, Venice, 18th century

Portrait of Queen Anne (1665-1714)

A Portuguese rosewood cabinet on stand, late 17th century

An Embroidered linen coverlet (Colcha), Satgaon, Bengal, India, for the Portuguese Market, late 17th - early 18th century

Two large matching silver-gilt dishes, one Luís José Eloy da Silva, Lisbon, second half of the 18th century; the other John Muirhead & Son, Glasgow, 1864

Portrait of a gentleman, half-length, wearing purple robes

A pair of Italian carved giltwood mirrors, probably 19th century

Portrait of Admiral Edward Russell, 1st Earl of Orford (1652-1727)

A George II mahogany bureau cabinet, circa 1750

Portrait of Admiral Sir Charles Wager (1666-1743)

A Regency white marble and scagliola pedestal, early 19th century

A George III painted breakfront bookcase, circa 1775

A pair Regency carved granite columnar pedestals, circa 1820s

A pair of George IV gilt-brass lamps, circa 1825, attributed to William Collins

A George IV mahogany library table, circa 1825, attributed to Gillows

Ripley, Ware and Kent | The Plans [...] of Houghton in Norfolk, 1760

Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Henry Swinburne (1743-1803), three-quarter-length, seated at a table with a quill and musical manuscript, holding a violin

An extraordinary pair of large late Regency carved giltwood scrolled surmounts for a window, niche or other architectural conceit, circa 1820, attributed to Gillows

Portrait of Henry Swinburne (1743-1803)

A pair of Dutch silver candlesticks, Johannes Logerat I, Den Haag, 1736

Three Nantgarw plates, circa 1820

A George III silver four-branch épergne, Thomas Pitts I, London, 1779

A set of eight fluted glass coin mugs, 19th/early 20th century

A George III silver salver, Hannam & Mills, London, 1764

A Nantgarw part tea and coffee service, mostly circa 1820

A William IV silver waiter, Creswick & Co., Sheffield, 1835

A set of four Victorian silver candlesticks, Martin, Hall & Co. Ltd., London, 1891

A set of four silver-mounted whisky noggins, Hukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham, 1924 / 1926

A silver-mounted marquetry tray, George III style, unmarked, circa 1900

A novelty Victorian silver letter opener, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, 1897

Cattle watering near houses; Two figures in a village

Robin

A George III style mahogany and glazed specimen cabinet for gardeners, 19th century

An electroplated electrotype replica of a basin from the Hildesheim Treasure, Christofle & Cie., Paris, circa 1870

Three silver-mounted coconut cups, the pair with maker's mark WS only, late 18th century; the single John Wakefield, London, 1820

A German silver-gilt cup, probably Jermias Bair II, Augsburg, circa 1620

Portrait of Margaret, Duchess of Parma and Governor of the Netherlands (1522-1586)

A German silver-gilt cup and associated cover, Hans Bertholdt, Nuremburg 1609-1629; the cover with maker's mark ES conjoined, probably late 16th / early 17th century

A silver-mounted gilt-copper stand, unmarked, probably German, 18th century

An Italian carved walnut chest of drawers, 17th century

An Old Testament Biblical needlework panel, depicting the Discovery of Moses, probably French, first half 16th century

The Visitation

A Renaissance style painted and carved giltwood and polychrome frame, probably 19th century

After a model in the style of Desiderio da Settignano (1428-1464) Probably British, 19th century

German or Netherlandish, 19th century, in late Gothic style

Hispano-Flemish, early 16th century

German, 19th century

Italian, 19th century

A carved oak, painted and parcel-gilt decorated hanging shrine, 19th century

The Rest on the Flight into Egypt

The penitent Saint Jerome

A pair of French convent work reliquary scrollwork pictures, early 18th century

A) The Miracle of St. Zenobius B) 'Il Corso dei Cocchi'

Christ as the Man of Sorrows

The Crucifixion

After Giambologna (1529-1608) Italian, 17th century

The Crucifixion

Greek, Mount Athos, 19th century

The Crucifixion

Ethiopian, late 18th/ early 19th century

The Lamentation

A Continental gilt-brass and pierced metal reliquary in the form of a crucifixion, 19th century

The Transfiguration

A view of St. Peter's, Rome

A Victorian panelled pine vestment or robe chest, circa 1880

A blue/purple velvet, embroidered silk and metal-thread cope, with Cherubim on wheel, thistles and foliate motifs, England, after 15th century Medieval designs, with some 15th century elements, and later

A group of black vestments and accessories, European, 16th century and later

A silk and gilt-metal thread, or nué cope hood, possibly Flemish, 16th century

A purple velvet chasuble with dark green silk and metal-thread cross orphrey, Flemish or Spanish, 16th century orphrey, and later

A dark salmon silk lampas chasuble with woven orphrey, with matching and other later complementary accessories, Italian, 16th century and later

A cope of gold and green silk lampas, with embroidered and metal-thread orphrey panel, Italian, late 16th or early 17th century

A fine silk and metal-thread embroidered ivory satin chalice veil, Italian, first half 17th century

A fine polychrome silk and metal-thread embroidered chalice veil, European, possibly English, first half 17th century

A floral embroidered silk, metal-thread, and coral cope, Italian, atelier Giovanni Romanini, 19th century, in 18th century style

A floral embroidered silk and metal-thread cope, Italian, possibly Naples, second quarter 17th century

A floral silk embroidered and metal-thread altar frontal (Antependium), Italian, second half of 17th century

A silk damask humeral veil, with 'The Lamb of God', Italy, 17th and later

A silk and metal-thread Humeral veil, Italy, first quarter 17th century, and later

A claret, embroidered and metal-thread velvet chasuble with other accessories, Spanish, second half 16th century, and later

An embroidered silk and metal-thread floral chasuble, Italy, Naples, and complementary accessories, late 17th/early 18th century

A silk embroidered, metal-thread and coral altar panel (Antependium), Italian, probably Naples, 17th century

An embroidered cerise silk and metal-thread altar panel (Antependium), Italian, 18th century

A floral silk embroidered and metal-thread altar frontal (Antependium), probably French, circa 1730

An ivory silk figured lampas, embroidered and metal-thread floral chasuble, Italian, with matching accessories, second quarter 18th century

A fine and rare petit point needlework chasuble, probably French, circa 1740-50

A group of three altar frontals (Antependium), Italian and French, 16th - 18th century

Two floral silk damask chasubles, with matching accessories, French, 18th century

A small group of metal-braid fringing, European, 18th century, and later

Two sets of 'cloths-of-gold' chasubles and accessories, Italian, 19th century and later

A satin gold brocade and metal thread embroidered cerise and gold chasuble, Spanish, 16th century

Two 'Pelican in her piety' embroidered silk, wool and metal-thread chalice veils, European, 18th and 19th century

An embroidered, metal-thread and glass jewel highlighted mitre (Mitra pretiosa), European, 18th/19th century

A green velvet chasuble with woven orphrey panel, with complementary accessories, Italy, early 16th century orphrey, later construction

A group of nine burses, nine stole and two maniples, European, 19th-20th century

A group of linen and lace vestments and linen church service accessories, European, 17th - 20th century

A group of Pugin Gothic Revival copes and chasubles and other complementary accessories, England, after a design by Augustus Welby Pugin, mid 19th century

A Victorian turned beech 'Sussex' armchair, the design attributed to Philip Webb, made by Morris and Company, late 19th century

An Edwardian oak and boxwood personal weighing and measuring scale, W.T. Avery, Birmingham, early 20th century