A platinum three stone diamond ring, central stone measuring 1.20ct, total estimated diamond weight 1.90ct, size O

A Breitling Avenger Seawolf GCHQ limited edition gentleman's automatic stainless steel wristwatch No. 270/400, black enamel dial with baton hour markers, date aperture at 3, GCHQ logo at 9, 44mm case diameter with rotating bezel complete with original black leather case, outer box, warranty booklet, certification, manual in leather wallet, hang tag, clear plastic bezel cover, sticker to back, three separate links (this model was offered by Breitling to GCHQ staff to purchase in 2014)

A Clarice Cliff lotus jug painted in the Orange Roof Cottage design, 30cm tall with Bizarre and Newport marks to base

An 18 carat gold 'Marine Chronograph' pocket watch by John Whipp of Rochdale, 128g, 5cm diameter

An antique gold snake form bangle with blue enamel and gilt painted head inset diamonds, the open mouth with movable tongue, the hinged bangle unmarked, 20g, in original fitted case

A French yellow metal insect form brooch set tigers eye with enamel head and wings, inset pearl, 4.5 x 6cm, 21g tested as 18ct gold

An early 19th century small ebonised chair in the Empire style with incised and painted decoration, 84cm high

A large Whitefriars glass large banjo vase in tangerine colourway, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 31cm tall (fritty firing fault)

A Qing Dynasty Chinese blue and white baluster vase and cover painted birds and flowers, 41cm

An Atco Junior Safety First Trainer Car - these were produced in 1938 by Atco (the lawnmower manufacturers) for the purpose of training children how to drive to try and improve road safety. Two hundred prototypes were produced with the idea of providing driving lessons at schools, but after the War broke out production was halted and then after the war the idea was never pursued.