1: A Murano style glass vase

2: A Jaeger & Co. Art Nouveau ewer

3: A large cut glass bowl

4: A Sevres style handpainted cabinet plate 19th century, the well painted and enamelled with a young dandy at rest beside a lake,

5: A pair of Rudolstadt ivory porcelain figures 1920s-30s, German, modelled as male and female classical figures,

6: A Continental emerald green glass trumpet vase

7: A Daum style cameo glass vase

8: A near pair of 19th century Bohemian yellow etched glass decanters bottle shaped,

9: A Royal Worcester bottle vase date code 1924, of globular bottle form, with knopped neck and gilt strapwork decoration,

10: A Meissen table centrepiece the stem modelled with two putti embracing a central column above a rockwork base,

11: A highly decorated Russian plate c.2000,

12: A large majolica figural tobacco jar

13: A Royal Doulton Bulldog

14: A Pair of Staffordshire window rests

15: A pair of Graingers Worcester floral cabinet plates 19th century,

16: A pair of John Bevington porcelain wall pockets. circa 1860, in the Meissen style,

17: A Leslie Harradine clay figure 'The Pirate of Sark'

18: A Meissen style figurine of two boys in a tussle fourth quarter of the 19th century,

19: A matched pair of Spode hexagonal plates 19th century, both decorated in the centre with two exotic birds in a garden,

20: A pair of Moore Vases 19th century, both modelled with a winged cherub holding a flower,