NINE CARAT GOLD FANCY CURB LINK NECK CHAIN 61cm long and approximately 25.4 grams

RAY EAMES VITRA STOOL in walnut, with label to base, 38.5cm high

SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER CHAMBERSTICKS the circular bases and removable sconces (one lacking) with gadrooned rims, all with conical snuffers, all bases and snuffers with worn armorial crowned lions, London hallmarks for 1806, maker Peter & William Bateman, total weight approximately 1118g/39.4oz

MULBERRY LEIGHTON HANDBAG in burgundy leather with polished gold-tone hardware, featuring a single flat leather top handle and two detachable shoulder straps, one leather and one chain, with a Rider's lock fastening and a suede lined interior, approximately 29cm high x 33cm wide x 14cm deep

UNUSUAL NINE CARAT GOLD CASED ROLEX POCKET WATCH circa 1930s, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, in cushion shaped case and with top winder, the inner backplate numbered 1005230 and 2374, the signed Swiss made movement also marked 'Spiral Breguet Elinvar 17 Rubis'

CHERRY AMBER BEAD NECKLACE the largest bead measuring approximately 24mm, the necklace 73cm long and approximately 84.5 grams (some damage to string at one side of clasp

QUANTITY OF 00 GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY ITEMS including various engines Wrenn 2085 CR Locomotive, Lima 'City of London 87005, Hornby R352 Class 52 Western D1062 Hornby ' Flying Scotsman' 4472, various carriages including boxed Lima M92001 NHA, Hammant & Morgan Duette controllers, tracks, Hornby turntable, accessories, etc.

SPRINGBANK 25 YEAR OLD CAMPBELTOWN SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY - 2014 RELEASE One of 1200 bottles produced. bottled in 2014. 70cl and 46% abv. Level mid-neck. In original presentation box. 1 bottle.

HILLSIDE 25 YEAR OLD SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY from the Glenesk distillery, Rare Malts Selection. Distilled 1970. Bottled 1995. Bottle no 3421. 70cl and 60.1%. In box. Level high shoulder. 1 Bottle

MIRROR BACKED HALF MODEL OF S.S. BARON ARDROSSAN built in Port Glasgow by A. Rodger & Co. in 1905 for the Hogarth shipping line, the laminated and carved hull varnished with a black painted topside, mounted on a mirror within it's original wooden case with end mirrors and builders plate, 59cm x 284.5cm x 26cm Note; A. Rodger & Co was founded by Hugh Hogarth and was based at Ardrossan on the Clyde, the company's ships were known locally as the Hungry Hogarths. The ships name Barron Ardrossan is one of the titles held by the Earls of Eglinton who established the port of Ardrossan in 1805. The shipping company had to seek special permission to use the title for the ship.