A chair designed by Earl Snowdon for the Investiture of The Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle, 1st July 1969 with an original Prince of Wales gold painted design to back and orange covered fabric seat together with an official souvenir programme from the Investiture and a commemorative china plate.

A mid 20th century JVC Video Sphere orange plastic cased television set with heavy chrome hanging chain on original orange plastic stand (NB. this lot is sold as a collector's item only without guarantee of working order).

A small brass and glass cased carriage clock by Mappin & Webb in original red leather carrying case.

A glass and brass cased carriage clock by Mappin & Webb.

A glass and brass cased carriage clock by Matthew Norman, London.

A glass and brass cased carriage clock with champleve decoration (dial af).

A small glass and brass cased carriage clock.

An oval glass and brass cased carriage clock with white dial inscribed W C Mann, Gloucester.

A small glass and brass cased carriage clock in original red leather carrying case.

A small glass and brass cased carriage clock with secondary dial (dial af).

A large glass and brass cased French carriage clock with striking movement, the back plate marked E. N & Co.

A French glass and brass cased carriage clock with striking movement, the white dial inscribed R Curtis, Leicester.

A white lacquer cased mantle clock decorated in the Chinese style with gilt dial, inscribed Park House & Wyatt, Southampton.

A pair of silver plated asparagus tongs together with a pair of grape scissors and a cheese shovel.

A pair of mid 20th century German pottery steins with pewter lids, each decorated with a side portrait of Adolph Hitler, the tankards with gilt spread eagle decoration.

A WWII German Nazi Kriegs Marine auxiliary badge together with a Nazi Second Pattern E Boat badge by Fec. W. E. Peekhaus, Berlin, Ausf. Schwerin, Berlin 68 and a Four Year Service medal and a gilt twelve year Service medal together with four cloth badges.

A WWI Princess Mary brass tobacco tin together with the original gift card (af) and two badges.

A native bone twin handled spoon with stained decoration, possibly South Sea Island and formed from a bird's wing.

A West African wooden Tribal comb, the handle decorated with a female face and stylised body.

An Eastern bronze figure modelled as a female in seated position with legs outstretched feeding a child with a dish.

A Chinese jade seal modelled as a mythical turtle.

A Chinese silver lighter modelled as a dragon.

An Eastern bronze six section spice pot modelled as various birds.

A miniature glass soda syphon in pierced silver stand together with four silver serviette rings.

A pair of silver plated French fish servers together with other similar cutlery.

An early 20th century silver and carved ivory handle crumb scoop decorated with small trailing flower heads: Sheffield 1902.

An early 20th century silver plated twin handled trophy cup.

Two early 20th century engine turned silver cigarette cases.

A small silver patch pot together with a French silver plated teapot.

An S Dupont silver and gold metal engine turned cigarette lighter in original presentation case.

A modern Tag Heuer style gent's wristwatch in original case.

The Wellington Commemorative picture medal struck in 22 carat gold on solid sterling silver by Toye, Kenning & Spencer Limited in original presentation case.

An early 20th century Bing tinplate model of a diver wearing full diving suit holding a hatchet and knife.

A Georgian silver and tortoiseshell handled fruit knife.

An early 20th century German brass Vesta modelled as a seated imp, impressed marks to side U. F. P., October 6th 08 BRGM.

A gilt metal cased compass in original leather carrying case.

A 19th century Meerschaum pipe modelled as a naked young child with a wreath of flowers in their hair (in original velvet lined case), (damage to one arm).

A miniature Japanese blue and white ink pot decorated with a female figure.

A Persian Mother of Pearl shell in filigree silver metal thin frame decorated with various hunters and horsemen.

Four modern small Lalique glass Worth scent bottles.

A carved ivory/bone jewellery box with wooden lid together with a pair of small turned ivory candlesticks (small chips).

An early 20th century miner's lamp by J H Naylor Ltd., Wigan.

A black painted metal signal lamp.

Ernest Shackleton: a framed and glazed photographic and autograph montage enclosing one original photograph and three reproduction photographs of Ernest Shackleton and a paper scrap signed in ink by Ernest Shackleton and Frank A Worsley, together with a framed and glazed autograph book page signed by Kathleen Shackleton of a hand written poem signed with address: 32 Regents Park Road, London and a type written description for the provenance of both sets: 'In the 1940's my family shared a house with Ernest Shackleton's sister Kathleen. One day she was having a spring clean she asked me (then aged 8) if I would like some of Ernest's letters as souvenirs. I took the bundle and cut off the signatures which I sold to my school friends for 6d each. I kept the one with Frank Worsley's signature, plus the photograph, and stuck them into my autograph album. The actual letters (some private, some to Nat. Geographical Society etc.) I threw away. Signed Faith Addis.
Also included in this lot is a 1982 leather bound reprint of 'South', The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917.

Two pairs of mid 20th century five branch drop lustre chandeliers.

A set of six small framed and glazed 19th century prints: Cries of London after F Wheatley.

An early 20th century Royal Doulton stoneware pedestal fruit bowl decorated in a green marble effect.

A Barbara Linley Adams stoneware sculpture modelled as a pair of snow buntings (one tail re-glued and small chip to other) together with a robin on a flowerpot (small chip to beak) and a song thrush bird plate.

A Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery jug with flower and branch handle.

Hansly Fletcher: a framed and glazed etching with enamel crested shield emblem to top: United College (Cheltenham?).