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and a glass rod ruler with metal ends

by Pierre Reymond (1513-1584), initialled and dated 'PR' 1559, one depicting a Bishop with a crozier, domed hat and a rich red cape draped around him; the other depicting a soldier in a blue tunic, sword to his waist and spear resting against him. The two panels of the same size were most likely part of a triptych and stood either side of a large central panel, possibly contained within a church altar, 15.5 x 4cm.

in a decorated box, (some loss and damage)

to include an 'Edward VII' tea cannister, 1930s tins and 1950s tins

circa 1920s and a collection of similar Vintage tins

with George V, Kitchener and French and two small Vintage tins (3)

a plated dish, miniature ornaments and sundries

in Japanese taste, last quarter 19th century, the sconces on stems cast with entwined dragons, on circular bases, each on three paw feet

in a rosewood and marquetry case, 51cm wide, plays eight airs

an Agfa Karat 36 Camera, and other items

boxed

and padlocks

on circular ebonized bases, 20cm high

1992, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2002 and 2003 (7) all full and boxed

including Christmas 1990 (9) all full (note packaging worn and dirty) and a Grant's Scotch

and similar matalware

a tripod, old film and similar

with printed calender for 1846, and other small collectibles

of rectangular form with re-entrant corners, the top with depressions for quill pens, ink, and sanding bottles, and with an upright brass handle, the moulded frise incorporating a single drawer, 30.5cm wide Provenance: Sold from the attics of Longleat House in the 1980’s

with serene visage, on a square base, 49cm high (overall)

possibly Hong Shan culture with a mottled patina, 43cm wide

on an onyx base, 26cm high

26 cm high, plus hanging hook