19th Century Cast Iron Urns Small urn 20cm high £140 (B17.2KE) French urn with handles 20cm high £180 (B17.2OE) Large white urn £70 high £275 (B9.3BBE)

19th century French tobacconist hanging shop sign, with "TABAC" written on both sides. Made of cut metal in the shape of a pipe, it is double sided and painted red with gold details and writing. In untouched, unrestored condition, a great example of Folk Art signage. Circa 1870

A treasure from the mid 18th century kitchen, this brass flour dredger is small and exquisitely formed. It is cast from fine sheet brass with scribed banded decoration that is soft and worn by use and age. The domed top fits onto the pot perfectly. The strap handle is attached with copper rivets. All the wear and small dents contribute to the beauty of this fine Georgian antique dredger. Circa 1740

What to do when a lion loses a leg? This fine early 19th century cast iron lion was too precious to lose when the outstretched balancing leg broke off, so the back was filled with a concrete/composition mix, to stabilise it. to complete the rescue, the lion was painted in a rich palette. Time and wear has resulted in a fabulous colour and surface, the top layer of paint crackled and creating subtle tones. It has the appearance of a ancient painted stone statue. A very individual and attractive piece! Circa 1830

Early 20th century 3-dimensional Weathervane in the rare form of a leaping deer. Made of copper, it is complete with directionals, and is mounted for display on a shaped concrete column. Circa 1920.

Nest of 19th Century Troy Brass Weights. A set of 10 weights, all marked from 10oz. - 2oz. and have orignal hallmarks 'V5R'. An interesting piece, in good condition.

20th Century pair of beautifully decorated, inlaid brass, fluted vases. These matching pieces are carefully detailed with hints of orange and teal to brighten these decorative vases. With possible Indian origins. Good condition.

Antique Copper and Iron Equestrian Weathervane. The 2-dimensional horse and rider is well modelled and cut, and painted on both sides. The figures are mounted on a simple iron arrow directional. With 1-2 dents and surface weathering, this small weathervane is a charming piece of country folk art, and best displayed indoors. Circa 1920.

The scene on this Tobacco Pot is of sociability and good cheer, two people sitting at a table, clasping hands and raising a glass. Made of lead, the main body of the pot is rectangular with canted corners. The raised decoration and painting in red, yellow and green would have made this little pot a jewel in which to keep one's tobacco, and would have belonged to someone relatively wealthy. The lid is made of tin, with a lead finial. Like the pot, the painted decoration, though dulled by time and use, is still apparent. Circa 1790

A handsome pair of Victorian floor standing shop Tea Tins. The japanned metal containers are black with gold banding and large gold labels, of Chinese script, to the front. Mahogany hinged lids are partly flat and partly sloping. The sloping lids, finished with a nice moulded edge, has indented marks, probably from use of a metal scoop for dispensing the loose tea. There is typical scratching to the metal surfaces, but overall the tea tins are in surprisingly good condition. Circa 1880

 A very good cased canteen of Kings Pattern cutlery of 49 pieces in silver plate,the original wooden case and key being of good quality.

A pair of tall Victorian gilt brass Pricket candlesticks are elegant yet sturdy and solid,they stand on three lions paw feet making them a solid fixture.

A Victorian silver plate 4 division egg Epergne by Walker and Hall with egg cups and spoons.

A pair of quality brass Altar Candlesticks come in brass and good condition.

A nice clean silver plated Biscuit Barrel in an oval form with lions head drop handles on 4 legs.

A solid pair of Georgian pewter Wine Coasters in good solid condition.

A circular Arts and Crafts pewter easel photo frame with wooden back good clean condition.

A pair of good solid brass altar candlesticks on 3 ball and claw feet would enhance any home.

A large Victorian pewter Ewer in good solid condition.

A nice set of Victorian  brass communion bells make a lovely sound.A couple of the original top nuts missing  been replace otherwise perfect.

Victorian gilt brass Crucifix with good casting.

Mid 19th century Lions Paw Door Porter. This classic design, often seen made of brass, is here executed in cast iron with superb crisp detail. The handle is a simple iron loop, functional yet elegant. This is a fine door stop, in great original condition. Circa 1850.

A heavy Victorian oval two handle silver plate Butlers Tray in good used condition.with scrolled borders on four feet this is lovely tray.Very Downton.

A nice Victorian brass fretwork brass easel photo frame comes  in good condition.

A heavy silver plate on copper champagne /wine bucket a couple of minor  areas of bleeding with copper showing through this gives the item much charm.Ready to use ."Champers anyone"?

A neat  pair of Arts and Crafts hammered copper detachable top comports on stands.The are very stylish items which come in good clean condition.

A good pair if solid brass Arts and Crafts Pricket Candlesticks standing on a solid base of three feet.They come in good firm condition ready for use.

A Victorian Gilt Brass Continental Crucifix comes in very good condition with no dents or dings.Standing on a square base this is a sturdy item and well made.

A pair of Continental Gilt Brass Pricket stylised Candlesticks presented in very good condition standing firm with no damage.

 An original pair of Art Nouveau copper and brass Comports both in original very good condition.Very well made items from a stylish period.

A good example of a Georgian Copper Kettle.