J Huggler (1834-1912) a monumental carved Black Forest clock, late 19th century, carved as a seated huntsman reclining on a tree stump, with rifle, centred by a 15 cm dia. clock dial with white and blue enamelled tablet roman numerals, the base carved with deer, squirrel, rabbit, grouse and foliage, signed, the eight day twin train movement striking on a bell, 94 cm h o/all, totally original, dusty, pendulum present but suspension broken, minimal losses to some elements of carvings, no key

A good set of eleven architectural Art Deco period etched glass panels, depicting typical designs of the period - ocean liner/locomotive/airplane; birds; cocktail bar etc, approx. 50 cm x 160 cm h and 160 cm x 165 cm h - mounted into pine door frames with fittings, ideal for repurposing, one panel cracked (11)

A 1974 South African Krugerrand in 9ct yellow gold mount with scroll top, 38.6g all in, on yellow metal feather link chain, stamped 9c, 8.2g

An antique French commode chest of four drawers painted beneath a black and white veined marble top, with turned fittings and raised on shaped bracket feet, finished in a contemporary pale grey, 130 cm w x 58 cm x 99 cm h

An antique white marble bust of a classical female with ornate hair, on socle base, 62cm high

A large Regency style mahogany triple pedestal extending dining table with two extra optional leaves, each section with moulded edge top on a turned column and four splayed legs with casters, 274 x 114 x 72 cm high (two x 46 wide leaves)

A oak canteen of silver Old English pattern flatware for up to twelve settings (some missing elements), Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1925/26, 130ozt weighable, but also including a set of twelve dessert knives and eleven forks with mother of pearl handles

Tim Wilson (New Zealand, 1954-2020) - Milford Sound, New Zealand, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 45 x 60 cm

A pair of double diamond drop earrings, the round brilliant cut diamond collet set and suspending a knife edge drop terminating in a larger round brilliant cut collet set diamond, unmarked white metal, assumed platinum, total weight 2.2cts (4), 1.8 cm drop, 6mm diam the largest diamond, F/G colour, clarity VS

An early 17th century continental brass bound oyster veneered coffer fort, the elaborate brass fittings with radiating veneers, the hinged top with brass lock and staple enclosing a storage well and panel to underside, the fall front revealing two drawers, brass carrying handles to the sides, 54 cm x 31 cm x 30 cm h