Tilley Hendon, England, floodlight projector, original marked glass panels -h. 66 cm, rewired, paint loss-

'Amsterdamse School'-style ceiling lamp and matching wall lamp

Artemide Tolomeo Tavola lamp fitted on a floor extension -Signs of wear-

19th century Italian bone inlaid wall mirror, of rectangular form with removable broken arch pediment, the wooden frame in ebony style finish with fine bone geometric string inlaid work, surrounding inked and incised plaques depicting foliates and classical styled women, with acanthus scroll corners, the mirror with bevelled edge -67,5 x 47,5 cm, central top ornament missing-

A pair of brass wall lights, the interiors of the shades with white enamelling -L. 72 cm, minor signs of wear-

Mahogany miniature display cabinet, second half 18th century, Louis Quinze -h. 52 cm, signs of wear-

Wooden coat rack with 'Amsterdamse school' rug, 1930's -175 x 95 cm, rug with some bald spots-

A Dutch painted wooden 'prikslee', the back adorned with the name 'J. Boon', 19th century -20 x 90 x 30 cm-

A Dutch painted wooden 'prikslee', the back adorned with an illegible name, 19th century -30 x 60 x 28 cm-

A wrought iron mounted wooden chest painted with panels enclosing various flowers, 18th/19th century -33 x 49 x 29 cm-

An iron bound strong box with painted panels and wrought iron handles at the side, locks and key, Germany, 17th/18th century -42 x 80 x 44 cm-

A Dutch carved oak bed panel depicting masks and cherubs, ca. 1880 -114 x 136 cm-

Copper side table in 'Amsterdamse school' style -h. 76 cm, d. 40 cm-

Two hand carved polychrome wood crests with devil's heads and foliate motifs, Germany, circa 1880 -h. 26, l. 95 cm-

Polychrome painted Indian cabinet on wheels -43 x 61 x 33,5 cm, defects-

Seven various walking canes, one with a compass, one with a binocular, two with a glass liquor bottle, one with a 4 gram 9 carat gold knob

Mahogany cistern barometer with pewter plates, signed 'F. Casartelli, Amsteldam' -h. 125 cm, minor damages-

Brass gimballed ships barometer by J. Sewill, Liverpool -l. 90 cm-

A French ceramic vase mounted as a lamp and set on a Chinese hardwood stand, 20th century -H. 49 cm-

Pair of Baroque style chest of drawers, round top with underneath seven drawers -h. 118 cm, minor damages-

Baroque style chest of drawers and side table 'guéridon' -h. 81 cm-

Brass mounted colonial wooden bible chest on four ball feet, 19th century -16 x 43,5 x 28 cm, signs of wear-

Engine room telegraph turned in to lamp, marked Chadburns, Liverpool & London -h. 43,5 cm, not tested-

A Dutch mahogany veneered liquor cellar, with gilt decorated carafes, 19th century -25 x 17,5 x 17,5 cm, glass missing-

Set of wooden book ends, stylised figures 'Amsterdamse School', possible Cris Agterberg -h. 19,5 cm, chip arm-

Double sided carved wooden ginger bread mould (speculaasplank): man and a woman, probably Abraham and Sarah, 18th/19th century -52 x 24,5 cm-

An exceptionally large 'taaitaaikoek' mould depicting a male and female, 18th/19th century -121 x 46 cm-

Two double sided carved wooden ginger bread moulds (speculaasplank): man and a woman, probably Abraham and Sarah, 18th/19th century -68 x 26 cm and 69 x 27 cm-

Four double sided carved wooden ginger bread moulds (speculaasplank): two of man and a woman, probably Abraham and Sarah; one with a horseman on one side and a dog on the other; one with a male figure to either side, 18th/19th century -Largest: 42 x 19 cm-

A large ginger bread mould (speculaasplank) of a male figure, probably Abraham, initialled 'NvO' and dated 1886 to the side -73 x 26 cm-

Four double sided carved wooden ginger bread moulds (speculaasplank): two of man and a woman, probably Abraham and Sarah; one with a canon and a lion to one side and horse drawn cart and two figures on the other; one with various figures, animals and a ship, 18th/19th century -Largest: 75 x 11 cm-

Three double sided carved wooden ginger bread moulds (speculaasplank): One with an animal, horseman and a female holding an umbrella to one side and an aardvark, elephant and man holding a walking stick to the other, monogrammed 'CvM' and dated 1876 to the side; one with various horsemen, ships and figures; one with various figures, animals and horse drawn cart etc., 18th/19th century -Largest: 74 x 12 cm-

Two double sided carved wooden ginger bread moulds (speculaasplank) with a male and female figure, one of the males possibly St. Nicholas; one ginger bread mould with a male figure, 18th/19th century -Largest: 56 x 19,5 cm-

A ginger bread mould (speculaasplank) of King William III of the Netherlands, 19th century -47 x 30 cm-

Four moulds for sugar sweets 'suikerwerk', 18th/19th century -Largest: 60 x 12,5 cm-

Six single sided ginger bread moulds (speculaasplank), with various subjects including, figures, windmill, animals and ships, etc. 18th/19th century -Largest: 70 x 12 cm-