Antiques & Fine Art with Stamps & Ephemera

A pair of cast iron wall brackets with pierced decoration, a further floral decorated cream painted example, and a similar wall mounted swivel basket, also an oak tray with copper mounted corners (5).

A copper twin handled tea urn of squat globular form on quadripartite base with brass tap, height 43cm.

A small group of metalware to include two graduated copper kettles, a cast iron oil lamp with ruby glass reservoir, a door stop modelled as a hay bundle, a pewter mug by James Dixon & Sons and a set of kitchen scales with brass pans.

A collection of predominantly brass ware including candlesticks, companion set and a mother of pearl inlaid ashtray in the form of a turtle.

A small group of metalware including a copper and brass warming pan, a brass 'Simplex No.4' plunger and kettle, a brass stove and a circular mirror (9).

A mixed lot of metalware to include an early 20th century samovar with imperial Russian stamps, a copper and brass tea urn, an iron pan and lid stamped to underside 'A Kenrick & Sons 14 Pints no. 11' on stand, also a Doulton Lambeth stoneware barrel and tap, a foot warmer and a wooden framed mirror etc.

JOHN BLAKELEY; a gilded bronze limited edition figure 'Yearling', numbered 6/6, with certificate, signed by the artist and dated 1974, the figure raised on an onyx plinth, height 34cm. (D)

KENART; an early 20th century bronze figure of a setter, indistinctly signed to underneath, length 17cm, on rectangular ebonised base with two sterling silver plaques, one inscribed 'Won by 1935. CH.Dawn of Daven, 1936. CH Dawn of Daven.' to one side and 'The 'Of Calbrie' bronze for the Best Gordon Setter, modelled from CH Dawn of Daven'.

Two Victorian leatherbound books to include Clark's 'New Geographical Dictionary containing a description of all of the Empires, Kingdoms, States and Provinces known in the world', published by Nuttall, Fisher & Divon, Liverpool 1813, and 'The Life and Explorations of Dr Livingstone, the great missionary traveller', Adam & Co of London & Newcastle-upon-Tyne, also a bible and six volumes of 'Diary of Samuel Pepys' (9).

A collection of various books to include a group of Victorian examples; 'Beeton's Every-day Cookery & Housekeeping Book', London 1894 and Blackburn, Henry 'The Harz Mountains', London 1873, a group of early 20th century books; Tilney, FC, 'The Original Fables of La Fontaine', London 1939, etc, and a signed copy of 'Midsummer Night' by John Masefield.

A large quantity of predominantly 19th century leather bound books including three volumes of 'History of England' by David Hulme, 'The Pilgrim's Progress, The Holy War and other selected works of John Bunyan', published by The London Printing and Publishing Company, 'The Works of Robert Burns', edited by James Currie, printed by Smith & Hill 1816, 'The Adventures of Oliver Twist', Charles Dickens, with illustrations by J Mahoney, a set of J Fenimore Cooper novels published by George Routledge &