Sworders

A length of neoclassical woven silk furnishing fabric, late 18th century, French, Lyon,

A set of five lengths of brocaded silk dress fabric, second half of the 18th century, French, probably Lyon,

After Auguste Moreau, a biscuit porcelain figure group,

A pair of Louis XVI-style biscuit porcelain and gilt-metal-mounted urns, late 19th/early 20th century, French,

A Gien faience cachepot, late 19th/early 20th century, French,

A pair of tin-glazed earthenware jars, 20th century, Italian,

A maiolica pottery tile, 17th/18th century, Italian,

A glazed pottery lion, early 19th century,

A group of Gardner Manufactory 'Eastern Market' porcelain bowls, late 19th century, Russian,

A large gilt porcelain punchbowl, 19th century,

A pair of Saint-Cloud-style porcelain potpourri bowls and covers, 19th century,

A faience double-gourd vase, 19th century, French,

A folk art terracotta cow, 20th century, Continental,

A pair of watercolours, early 20th century, French,

A group of eight cushions, of recent manufacture,

A silver thread-embroidered velvet panel, 18th century, French,

▲ Michael Dillon (Irish, b.1957), a set of painted wooden doors,

A set of six shellwork pictures, first quarter of the 20th century,

A Victorian Betjemann's patent walnut book slide, fourth quarter of the 19th century,

A William IV mahogany cellaret, c.1835,

A pair of alabaster lion bookends, of recent manufacture, Italian,

A pair of turned wooden urns, 20th century,

A pair of brass palm trees, c.1920s, French,

A collection of grand tour plaster intaglios, 19th century,