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Henry Pyall after F.C. Turner "The Celebrated Tom Thumb" aquatint engraving, hand-coloured and published by Ackermann 37 x 50cm.

A pair of silver 'Brandy' and 'Port' decanter labels, by Turner & Simpson Ltd, Birmingham 1971; together with a silver 'Sherry' label.

A set of six silver teaspoons, by Thomas Turner & Co, Sheffield 1932; together with six other various silver spoons, 129g; and two silver plated soup spoons.

2008 Michael Kelly Rick Turner S6 guitar, made in Korea, ser. no. M08xxxx86; Finish: cherry sunburst; Fretboard: rosewood; Frets: good; Electrics: working; Hardware: good; Case: TGI Extreme Protection gig bag; Overall condition: very good

Muntjac hoof page turner & hoof mounted ashtray (2)

Treen, metalware - Bincolulars, tortoiseshell page turner, tobacco tins, bookends etc

Cigarette cards, 10 scarce Sports cards, Churchman's, Footballers (Coloured) (3) nos 32, 45, & 46, Taddy, Prominent Footballers (London Mixture back) (1) Askew, West Ham Utd, County Cricketers (4) R H T Turner Nottinghamshire, (x2), Fielder, Kent, Lees, Surrey & Bosanquet, Middlesex & also Wills Cricketers 1896 Read, Surrey (gen gd)

A George I/II burr walnut eight-day longcase clock with moonphaseUnsigned, probably West Country, second quarter of the 18th centuryThe four finned pillar inside countwheel bell striking movement with anchor escapement regulated by seconds pendulum, the 12 inch brass break-arch dial with subsidiary seconds dial and leafy border engraved calendar aperture to the matted centre within applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with fleur-de-lys half hour markers and Arabic five minutes to outer track, with pierced blued steel hands and crested mask centred foliate scroll cast spandrels to angles, the arch with rolling moonphase incorporating herring border and silvered scale calibrated for the lunar month to upper margin over landscape opposing armillary engraved lunettes beneath, the case with ogee cornice and blind fretwork decorated upper quadrants over break-arch glazed door flanked by integral three-quarter columns with gilt brass caps and bases, the sides with rectangular windows, the trunk with shaped arch top quarter veneered caddy moulded door with chevron strung crossbanded, on conforming truncated plinth base with ogee top moulding and moulded double skirt, 211cm (83ins) high. Provenance: Bears an old label inscribed in ink "This clock was the property of Hannah Moore of 'Cowslip Green' Wrington, Somerset, & was purchased at a sale of her furniture, supposed date of clock, 1700."Hannah Moore was a prolific poet, playwright and writer on religion and morality. Born in Stapleton, South Gloucestershire in 1745 she was the daughter of a schoolmaster who after breaking-off her six year engagement to William Turner after he kept postponing the wedding in 1773 focussed on her writing. Her poetry gained the acclaim David Garrick and Dr. Samuel Johnson proclaimed her the most powerful of English women poets after reading her work 'Bas Bleu' (Blue Stocking) in 1784. Latterly she turned towards writing moral treatises criticising fashionable society for its selfishness and immorality as well as becoming a strong voice in the anti-slavery movement exemplified by her 1788 poem 'Slavery'. By 1785 she had moved, along with her sister Martha to thatched cottage at Cowslip Green, Wrington, North Somerset before moving again to a nearby larger house in 1801. When Hannah Moore died in 1833 she left the bulk of her estate of £27,500 (equivalent to about £2m today) to various religious and medical causes.Condition Report: Movement is basically complete and appears all-original with the exception of the escapewheel and pallets which appear to be old service replacements. A spare hole to the upper front edge of the frontplate suggests that the bellstand was once fitted to the frontplate rather than the backplate. The mechanism is generally in dirty/neglected condition hence will require a clean and overhaul prior putting to use. The upper left hand corner of the frontplate (viewed from the rear) has a break across the corner around what appears to be a disused dial foot hole, it is most likely that this was done during the fitting of the dial with the maker choosing to fit the dial foot a little lower down rather than effect what would be an unsound repair.The dial is somewhat dirty/discoloured with some patchy discolouration and light wear to the finishes otherwise is in sound original condition.The movement retains on what appears to be its original seatboard (albeit with strengthening repairs to underside) which rests on the original uprights (cheeks) of the case with no evidence of alteration or other movement being fitted hence it is our opinion that the movement and dial are original to the case.The case is generally in sound condition with the only major fault being the base which has lost perhaps around 4-5 inches in height out of the box. The hood is lacking its rear quarter column from the right hand side, the corresponding column to the left side is also missing along with its 'bargeboard' strip behind. The trunk has slight bowing to the sides as well and a slight warping to the door but not to extent where it is unsightly or problematic with regards to fit and closing. The finish to the case is somewhat muddy hence would benefit from the attention of a cabinet maker/finisher. Faults are otherwise limited to minor bumps, scuffs, shrinkage etc. commensurate with age and use.Clock has pendulum, weights, case key and winder. Condition Report Disclaimer

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY TURTLE SHELL AND IVORY INLAID CALLIGRAPHIC QURAN PAGE TURNER, the shell object inlaid with ivory calligraphy design, 29cm.

AN EASTERN 19TH CENTURY IVORY AND RHINO HORN PAGE TURNER, 25cm.

Sea Service Percussion Belt Pistol, lockplate engraved with crowned VR, TOWER 1855 with inspector?s stamp, regulation barrel with Tower proofs and multiple inspector?s stamps, swivel ramrod, regulation brass mounts, steel belt hook and lanyard loop to brass butt-cap, mahogany stock stamped 'A. Terry' and 'T. Turner.' Barrel 15cms / 6 inches, overall 29cms. Good condition, some age wear, cleaned bright.

A GEORGE III SILVER FISH SLICE, FIDDLE PATTERN, ANCHOR CREST, MAKER RT, PROBABLY RICHARD TURNER, LONDON 1818, 4OZS Slice slightly creased, piercing undamaged, marks clear, except duty

FOUR VARIOUS BRITISH PLOUGH AND OTHER WOODEN PLANES, BY T TURNER OF SHEFFIELD, MELHUISH LONDON, ATKIN & SONS BIRMINGHAM OR WILLIAM MARPLES & SONS, SHEFFIELD, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C

Boxes & Objects - a set of boxwood and ebony draughts, the mahogany box with sliding cover; an alabaster obelisk; a tobacconist's shop retail tin, Mentholene Snuff; a chinoiserie crumb tray and brush; a penwork page turner; an Anglo-Indian porcupine quill box (7)

An oak cased mantel clock, Harris and Turner, Oxford; an American mantel clock (2)

A silver and tortoiseshell hafted magnifying glass, the handle marked Birmingham 1912; a Victorian silver mounted page turner, the terminal with provision for a magnifying glass, Birmingham 1887 (2)

Popham (A.E.). Correggio's Drawings, 1st edition, Oxford University Press for the British Academy, 1957, numerous monochrome illustrations, original pale blue cloth gilt, 4to, together with Turner (Nicholas). Florentine Drawings of the Sixteenth Century, 1st edition, British Museum, 1986, colour and monochrome illustrations, original brown cloth gilt in dust wrapper, 4to, plus Kaufmann (Thomas DaCosta). Drawings from the Holy Roman Empire 1540-1680, Princeton University Press, 1982, monochrome illustrations, original blue cloth gilt in dust wrapper, 4to, and others related on Renaissance and later drawings, including From Schongauer to Holbein, Master Drawings from Basel and Berlin, Washington, National Gallery of Art/Hatje Cantz, 1999, Jakob Rosenberg, Great Draughtsmen from Pisanello to Picasso, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University Press, 1959, Diane DeGrazia, Correggio and His Legacy, Sixteenth-Century Emilian Drawings, Washington, National Gallery of Art, 1984, etc., some original cloth, but including many paperbound editions, 4to/8vo (Qty: 38)

* Baden-Powell (Robert, 1st Baron, 1857-1941). Autograph Letter Signed, ‘R.S.S. BadenPowell’, 32 Princes Gate, [London], 26 April 1906, to Mrs [Ellen] Turner, ‘I am so glad to see that you are in London. Thank you so much I will gladly a self of your kind card, and come and see you 'ere long. I am just back from Africa. I hope you have good news of “Miss Molly” and family!’ with a footnote by Mrs Turner, ‘Nice of him to write. I only sent him my card!’, together with a second autograph letter similarly signed on the same letterhead, 7 November 1906, presumably also to Mrs Turner, apologising for having lost her invitation and for the delay in replying, and regretting that he is too busy to come now, ‘Give my best love to Lilian – and I hope she and all hers are fit and enjoying life. I've heard nothing from any of them for years: turn up please to wake them up!’, some spotting to both letters, 2pp. & 3pp., 8vo (Qty: 2)NOTESFrom the Pamela Dugdale collection.

* Baden-Powell (Robert, 1st Baron, 1857-1941). Autograph Letter Signed, ‘Robert Baden Powell’, Pax Hill, Bentley, Hampshire, 25 June 1927, to Mrs [Ellen] Dugdale [née Turner], ‘It is ripping of you to invite Peter [Baden-Powell’s son, 1913-1962] and myself to come and stay, but I rather think that our visit to Inverness and Beauly is likely to be "off "after all. The idea was that we should have a Scout Rally there on 6th August. But there seems some doubt now as to whether they can get it up: in which case we should not come so far north – our real aim being the isle of Mull where some good fishing is promised us near Tobermory … They take a long time in making up what they are pleased to call their minds in Scotland’, 2pp., together with a second autograph letter signed, ’BadenPowell’, Pax Hill, 3 January 1932, [to Mrs Dugdale], ‘ We were all so sorry, here, my dear Miss Molly, to read of the accident to your daughter [Pamela, 1911-2001], and can only hope that she is making a good recovery. But it must have been a painful experience for her and a harassing time for you. Please enjoy a very happy and successful New Year’, 1 page, both 4to (Qty: 2)NOTESFrom the Pamela Dugdale collection.

* Baden-Powell (Robert, 1st Baron, 1857-1941). Autograph Letter Signed, 'R. BadenPowell', 32, Princes Gate, London, SW, 'Sunday, 14', to Miss Molly [i.e. Ellen Dugdale, née Turner], writing her a copy of a letter to an alternate address in case the first letter arrived after she had left, thanking her for her note which he found on his return from Ireland, ‘Could you dine and help me to entertain an old gentleman on Tuesday next and go to the play? I had thought of getting my sister and some other lady to make up the party. Will you be that other lady?…’, 2pp., together with a second autograph letter signed on the same letterhead and addressed to Miss Molly [i.e. Ellen Dugdale], 22 June 1907, ‘Thank you so much. I shall be delighted to come and dine on 2nd July. Thank you very much too for your congratulations – I shall really have [to] stand more on my dignity now [Baden-Powell had just been promoted to Lieutenant General]. It is a bit difficult when I feel like a two year old!’ with a post script, ‘I hope you will come to the Simla ADC show on Monday (tomorrow) Hans Crescent Hotel’, 3pp., plus a third autograph letter signed [to Ellen Dugdale], Clonshire, Adare, Co. Limerick, 31 May 1907, ’Sorry that you should avoid me - or rather that I shd. give you the trouble of clearing out of my house and home by the fact of my only travelling in your neighbourhood. He! he!’, and saying that he would be delighted to go to lunch at her new home, 2pp. with integral blank, all a little spotted, 8vo (Qty: 3)NOTESFrom the Pamela Dugdale collection. Ellen Turner, later Dugdale (1875-1958) and Baden-Powell had been in amateur dramatics together while Baden-Powell was in Meerut in 1897. Baden-Powell had played the part of a Chinese man called ‘Wun-Hi' and Ellen the part of Molly Seamore in the play of The Geisha , a late Victorian Edwardian musical comedy by Sidney Jones, Lionel Monckton and Harry Greenbank. Baden-Powell remained friends with Ellen and her mother, (also Ellen, Mrs Compton Turner), addressing the daughter as 'Miss Molly' and often signing his letters to both as 'Wunhi', in reference to the characters in the play.

A novelty silver miniature shoe (for pin cushion), Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1896, 6 cm long to/w an engraved silver clip, Nathaniel Mills, Victorian duty mark but no date, 8 x 5 cm, a loaded silver handle for a page turner, Birmingham 1898, a silver-faced pocket Book of Common Prayer, London 1904 and a small butter knife, Birmingham 1903Pin cushion lacks stuffing and pad

A GEORGIAN EXETER SILVER TABLE SPOON 1815, G TURNER

PRUDENCE TURNER - A FRAMED OIL ON BOARD DEPICTING A ROCKY COASTAL SCENE WITH CRASHING WAVES SIGNED LOWER LEFT 90CM X 49CM

Ten George V and later Imperial Service Medals to Charles Plunkett, Reginald Percy Rowe, Charles Walter Gould, Henry Beech, William Stanley James Hill, Thomas Watson, Bertie Moody, Leonard George Hooper, Reginald Julian Turner and Fredrick Jolley. (10)

ASTRA CASTRA EXPERIMENTS AND ADVENTURES IN THE ATMOSPHERE by Hatton Turner, published by Chapman & Hole 1865 Provenance: The R.M. Dye Military Book Collection

A JAPANESE KNIFE IN WOODEN SHEATH WITH CARVED HANDLE, a carved Dieppe ivory page turner carved with a fisher girl and other items

A SILVER MOUNTED HORN PAGE TURNER and other items

Selection of Louth pictures inc St James from Chequergate by John M Brookes, etching of Louth Church 1812 by B Hewlett, St James Westgate by D Cuppleditch 103/150 and J W Turner engraving of Louth

Mauchline Ware page turner, mini parasol, needle case, two coconut bowls etc.

A Collection of Vintage Hardback Books to Include 'Boys Will Be Boys' by E.S. Turner, 'Five on Treasure Island' by Enid Blyton, 'Tales of Old Inns' by Richard Keverne Etc.

A collection of LPs by various artists including The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Ike & Tina Turner, Genesis and others - NO RESERVE

Seven brass 'stocking leg' shoe horns and a group of tortoiseshell hair combs, spoon, page turner, etc. 10cm - 31cm

WW1 British “Encore” Clasp Knife by Thomas Turner & Co, fine example with small knife blade, larger knife blade and spike. Stamped with makers details.

CHARLES TURNER (1774-1857), after Thomas Heaphy 'The right honourable Stapleton Baron Combermere of Combermere', engraving 75cm x 61cm, in gilt lined ebonised frame.

Turner Richards .22 blank firing dummy launcher with dummy

Snider action Thomas Turner rifle with 30 inch barrel, the action stamped Snider Patent, the lock marked Thomas Turner Eisher Street Birmingham, the barrel stamped with proof marks and 25, with brass trigger guard and horn forend mounts, with further horn butt plate

Artist: Manuel Alvarez Bravo (Mexican, 1902 - 2002). Title: "Los Obstaculos". Medium: Original photogravure. Date: Composed 1929. Printed later. Dimensions: Overall size: 7 x 8 3/8 in. (178 x 213 mm).Lot Note(s): Stamped with the photographer's name, verso. Edition unknown, presumed small. High-grade archival paper. Wide margins. Fine, quality printing. Very good to fine condition; affixed to very thin and supple archival acid-free support sheet, not mount/board. Literature/catalogue raisonne: Corcoran Gallery of Art, Álvarez Bravo, pl. 18; Turner Publications, Manuel Álvarez Bravo: 100 years, 100 days, pl. 10; Urbajtel, Manuel Álvarez Bravo: Photopoetry, p. 43. Provenance: Private collection, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico. Comment(s): According to “Gordon’s Photography Prices” the auction record for a silver print of this image is $50,000 realized at Phillips, New York, 4/4/2017, lot #244. “One of Bravo's most important images, this surreal photograph of wrapped carousel horses, with its enigmatic title, was taken a few years after the end of the armed struggle that had consumed Mexico for a decade and which had upended the social and political norms. Its imagery likely has overtones of that upheaval.” Image copyright © Colette Urbajtel / Archivo Manuel Alvarez Bravo, SC. [29767-2-600]

A late Victorian silver handled and tortoiseshell page-turner, London 1896, 38cmCondition report: Handle is slightly bent.Some small chips to the end of the shell.Decoration to the handle is very rubbed.Hallmarks slightly rubbed.Shell cloudy in places.

A late 19th century Chinese Canton ivory page-turner, the blade carved with various flowers, the handle carved as two figures with child, length 29cmCondition report: Weight 32.5g.Overall very good and complete.Yellowing to surface throughout.

A cased silver condiment set, Turner and Somers Birmingham 1935 and 1936, each of tapering cylindrical form, comprising salt, pepper and mustard, within a fitted case

A silver bladed presentation trowel, Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1931, un-engraved and with turned ivory handle, 24.5cm long Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory outside the EU. Trevanion & Dean recommends that buyers check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. A buyer's inability to import these lots cannot justify a delay in payment or sale cancellation.The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.

A collection of silver and plate, to include; a novelty egg cutter in the form of a strutting chicken, with gilt highlights 13cm long, a silver handled ivory page turner, a bookmark, five forks etc (Qty)

A "KENNETH TURNER" LONDON, CUT LEAD CRYSTAL BOWL, 7cm high together with a glass sweetmeat dish having gilt metal mount, together with a Pair of Heavy Cut Glass Ashtrays, Stuart crystal tazza, etc

The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott in ten volumes, dated 1830, illustrations after JMW Turner, RA, together with a small collection of other books to include three volumes Tors in Wales by Thomas Tennant, 3 volumes Tithes by Henry Gwillim and others

Aidan Turner - Irish Actor - impressive large signed 11x14" colour promotional photograph of Turner as Poldark in the iconic series. Signed neatly by Turner in black ink across the centre of the image. Obtained in person by the vendor - an AFTAL registered dealer. 

After Hunt after Turner, 'Vale of Aylesbury Steeple Chase', coloured prints, set of four, 18cm x 23cm

After Charles Hunt, Racing scenes, coloured prints,a pair, overall 24.5cm x 31cm, together with Harris after C Turner, Racing scenes, coloured prints, a set of four, overall 24.5cm x 31cm

A Rowland Ward Ivory deer slot and silver page turner, London 1902, 42cm long

Paris.- Bouillart (Jacques) Histoire de l'abbaye royale de Saint Germain des Prez, first edition, half-title with directions to binder verso, 24 engraved plans and plates, of which 3 double-page, lightly browned, occasional spotting, contemporary mottled calf, rebacked, preserving majority of original richly gilt backstrip in compartments with red morocco label, a solid copy, folio, Paris, Gregoire Dupuis, 1724.⁂ Provenance: 'Dawson Turner, bought at Paris, 1819'. Turner (1775-1858), English banker, antiquary, botanist and father-in-law to botanist William Jackson Hooker; 'Coll. parf, R.C.B., 8 Dec, 1871' (ink inscriptions to front endpapers)

England.- Turner (Joseph Mallord William) and others. An Antiquarian and Picturesque Tour Round the Southern Coast of England, 49 wood-engraved plates, numerous illustrations, tissue guards, some offsetting and light foxing, contemporary half morocco, rebacked with spine laid down, a little rubbed, 4to, 1849.

NO RESERVE J.M.W Turner.- English School (19th century) Roman architectural study, pen and brown ink over traces of pencil on wove paper without watermark, affixed on paper support bearing old pencil attribution to Turner on verso, sheet 185 x 235 mm (7 1/4 x 9 1/4 in), surface dirt and light toning, unframed, probably early 19th century; together with another interior study attributed to the young Turner, watercolour over red and brown ink, traces of pencil, laid paper without watermark, old inscriptions verso suggesting a date of circa 1780-1790, with inscription in brown ink verso that reads 'Cellar - Ca[?]yage's House, Redcliffe Street/ Bristol', 200 x 285 mm (7 7/8 x 11 1/4 in), unframed, late 18th century (2)⁂ The first mentioned drawing bears some passing similarity to several views found in Turner's sketchbook 'Rome: Colour Studies Sketchbook', part of the Tate collection; see View of St Peter's Square, Rome [see acc. D16368, Turner Bequest CLXXXIX 41]. The Tate drawing is prepared with graphite pencil sketching for the architectural details and then reinforced with iron gall ink over all the main elements.

Charles Turner after J* Hoppner - "Admiral Lord Nelson", a 19th Century mezzotint, 59.5 x 39.5cms (plate size), in frame.

After J.M.W. Turner - "Apparitions at Sunset", watercolour, 20 x 30cms, in frame.

Collection of over 170 unframed prints, mainly signed and numbered from contemporary artists to include: a signed Artist proof 'Reet Good Natter' by G W Birks, a Roy Goldsborough print entitled "The Doctor" - al Massimo counter-signed by Valention Rossi, two Alan Stammers prints of Damon Hill  and Michael Schumacher, both countersigned by the subjects themselves. 94 of the prints are unsigned by a wide range of artists including J M W Turner, Claude Monet, Arthur Rackham and W Heath Robinson. 57 of the prints are signed and numbered including works by Debbie Gillingham, Mick Cawston, Paul Doyle, John Trickett, Malcolm Coward, Graham Carver, Jeremy Paul, Margaret Clarkson, Liz Taylor Webb, Peter Finnigan. 18 further signed and numbered prints are mounted - these are by: Paul Doyle, June Haywood (Thorne), Caroline Appleyard, Stephan Whittle, John Trickett, Gillian McDonald, Helen Rhodes and Margaret Clarkson. 

A silver mounted page turner decorated with figures in relief. Est. £20 - £30.

Hamerton, Philip Gilbert Etching & Etchers London: Macmillan & Co., 1880. Third edition, 4to, woodcut portrait of Rembrandt to title-page and 48 plates after Rembrandt, Ostade, Bergham, Potter, du Jardin, A. Vandevelde, Ruysdael, Vandyke, Zeeman, Primaticcio, Israels, Unger, Beyer, Claude, Méryon, Lalanne, Jacquemart, Jacque, Appian, Lalauze, Martial, Veyrassat, Soumy, Legros, Billet, Turner, Whistler, Haden, Palmer, Chattock, George, Herkomer, Hole & Rajon, contemporary brown quarter morocco, spine peeling a little, occasional slight offsetting

Three Turner pearlware baskets, 1st half 19th century, printed in blue with a Chinese pagoda landscape within a Fitzhugh type border, with a matching footed basket or tazza and a small stand, impressed mark to the stand, 29.2cm max. (5)

Manner of George Turner, Children on a woodland path, oil on canvas, bears another monogram and date, 44cm x 65cm. Illustrated.

A French silver mounted four piece desk set, comprising; a page turner, a paper knife, a seal and a dip pen, with a case.

Silver meat skewer, silver and ivory page turner, bone page turner and wooden one (4)