A pair of Wedgwood "Fairyland" lustre octagonal bowls by Daisy Makeig-Jones painted elves in woodland with spiders webs and mushrooms, the exteriors painted chinoiserie scenes, 8.5cm diameter, Pat No. 25125

A 1930's Art Deco 18 ct gold and platinum set ring set blue zircon flanked by four diamonds, size O, 4g

A Fornasetti 'Farfalle' waste paper bin decorated butterflies, 21 x 19cm

A pair of late 19th century Chinese famille rose large vases with panelled decoration painted garden scenes, birds and butterflies on a celadon ground, 60cm tall

An Edwardian yellow and white gold pendant set diamonds with pearl drop, on white metal chain, 80g - 3.7cm

Postcards - Album with WWI era embroidered cards - Regimental including Machine Gun corps, R.E & A.S.C (several different of each) HMS Colossus, York & Lancaster Regiment, Gloucestershire, Royal Berks etc. some with inserts including Sager (1) Greetings (many with inserts) and patriotic overtones, New Year 'date' cards etc. (104)

An Ercol elm Windsor extending dining table (89 x 153cm at smallest size with two interleaves at 35cm approx.)

Concorde: Major collection of some 500 covers in 6 volumes, c.100 signed, from 1973 pre-commercial flights to Air France/Br Airways service. Types incl development, test, proving, training, acceptance, delivery, maiden flights passenger & charter/commercial. In addition, Royal & Presidential flights (e.g. H.M. The Queen to Barbados), round-world and trans-polar. Over 60 countries incl those in Africa (e.g. Gabon/Senegal/Cote d'Ivore), Carribean (Antigua/St Lucia) and the Far East (S.Korea/Japan and Philippines), 100s of different locations. Signatures include those of test and other pilots (Duffey/Trubshaw/Cochrane). Numerous are back stamped/postmarked; others have more unusual annotations such as "This aircraft has yet to be sold". In addition 4 first-passenger-flight covers of the Russian rival Concordski to Kazakhstan in 1977. This large collection needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.

A scale model of an anti aircraft search light, by C Sheffield, under glass dome, 60cm tall