[Art Deco] Pair of vases

Two decorated tin vases on onyx bases. Height 23 cm. Loosely inserted metal bowls, Art Deco style and period, 1920s-30s.

Brockbanck & Atkins marine chronometer

London, late 19th century. Numb. 1422 on the dial, fitted in a brass gimbal suspension mechanism, housed in a double mahogany case: the inner box w. locking mechanism (key missing)...

[Chautaugua] Children's Desk

Lewis E. Myers & co., Toronto & New York, 1926. Oak wooden children's desk. Complete w. chair and rolling paper w. 25 educational plates, several of which were designed by Bess...

[Clocks] Bosma, Johannes (1879-1960). Wind-up mantle clock

Various kinds of metal, 30 x 17.5 x 6 (w. x h. x d.), w. brass figurine of an ibex or gazelle. Marked w. sm. label at the back "A.W.U." (= Adrianus (Aad) Willem Uithol), 1930s-1950s.

[Clocks] Léon Hatot (1883-1953). Junghans/ Ato electro-magnetical mantle clock

1940-1950. Orig. brass and glass case on black plank. Total dimensions: 21.5 x 22 x 11 cm. Clock is powered by its original battery (housed in base). It appears to be in good working...

[Clocks] Wind-up pendulum mantle clock

Amsterdamse School style and period, ca. 1920, wooden frame w. black accents, 35 x 20 x 12 cm, brass mechanism, dial and pendulum.

Coin balance

By Johann Caspar Mittelstenschedt, Lennep, ca. 1800. Brass pans housed in orig. carved wooden box, likely walnut, w. brass locks, containing 18 inset brass weights and a compartment...

Crucified Christ

Wooden statue, 1950s, height ca. 65 cm (without cross).

Dutch needlework sampler, late 18th-early 19th century

Monogrammed 'HK SS'. Some foxing, otherwise still in good condition.

Dutch Needlework Sampler

Monogrammed and dated 'JV anno 1886'. 44 x 40 cm. Framed.

Dutch tiles, sixteen terracotta hearthstone tiles

Late 16th cent./ early 17th cent. Dutch or Flemish. 10 heraldic tiles: 1 unglazed tile depicting 2 rampant lions in diamond frame w. flowers, dated 1598. 10 x 14.5 cm. 9 (and a...

Edwardian bookmill

Solid oak, ca. 1910. Robust square top, two tiered shelves on each side, vertical slatted sides. Rotating. Total dimensions: 81 x 49 x 49 cm. Minor signs of age and wear, but overall...

[Gold] Late 19th cent. tortoise-shell bookbinding

with 14 carat golden clasp and catch, a.e.g., 13 x 9 cm. Both the clasp and the catch w. oak-leaf hallmark. Spine-ends chipped and sl. cracked. On: Het Nieuwe Testament (...),...

Hindeloopen foldable side table

19th cent. Total dimensions: 85 x 59 x 54 cm. Top consists of three parts, two of them foldable, each w. central painted river view w. mills.

[Jewelry. Gold] Antoine Freres. Two pocket watches

Besancon, early 20th century. (1) Gold cased pocket watch, serial number 7919. Round case, fluted crown, white enamelled dial (watchpointer slightly curved) and black Roman numbers....

[Jewelry. Gold] Cortebert. Pocket watch, 1950s

Gold cased pocket watch, serial numer 1638935. Swiss made, 15 jewels. Marked 14K, 0.583. Round case, fluted crown, bezel missing, gilt numbered. Elegant design.

[Jewelry. Gold] Pocket watches. Lot of three: (1) JHall, early 20th cent.

Serial number 28914, cylindre huit rubis. Marked 828, assumedly gold-plated. White enamel dial with black Roman numbers, round bezel, simple crown. Glass is missing. Minuscule...

Magic lantern by A.W. Gamage

Late 19th cent. A German-manufactured magic lantern distributed by A.W. Gamage Ltd, based in Holborn, London. Tin casing w. removable chimney and objective lens w. kerosene lamp...

Magic lanterns, lot of four

(1-2) Two Merkelbach & Co. (Amst.) magic lanterns, one in orig. box. Late 19th cent. -and 2 others (one dam., rusted). Added: A hand-held stereoscope w. 10 stereograms.

[Maritime] Sextant. Dolland & Co., no. 74

London, late 19th cent. 22 x 10 cm. In orig. box, 33 x 14 x 26 cm. W. correction sheet inside, carried out by the "Adviseur-Verificateur van 's Rijks Zee-Instrumenten", Leiden, 1912.

Dutch Needlework Sampler

w. 8 crosses displaying var. sewing techniques in var. colours, various motifs and a central chapel, date "1770" central below. 44.5 x 43.5 cm. Under glass.

Saint Peter

Neo-gothic carved wooden statue, height 55 cm, ca. 1860-1870. Missing the key once held in the right hand, and with a small loss to the lower rim of the robe at the back. The wood shows some cracks.

Two travel triptychs: (1) The annunciation

Triptych w. 6 panels, enamel in grisaille, skin colour and gold, in low relief on convex copper, total size 26.5 x 24.5 cm. France, probably Limoges, 19th cent. Fine triptych w....