Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1795-1875), ‘Cheval Turc No.2, Antérieur Gauche Levé, Terasse Ovale’ (Turkish Horse No.2, left foreleg raised, oval base), mid-late 19th century patinated ‘animalier’ bronze of a horse on a naturalistic mounded base over an oval concave plinth, signed ‘BARYE’, base 25cm long overall, 24.3cm long at base of plinth, horse 30cm high, 31cm longest.

Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008), 'The Footbridge in Winter', 2004, oil on canvas, with heavy impasto strokes in the manner of Frank Auerbach, unsigned, framed and glazed in a light oak box frame, the back of the frame with John Martin Gallery paper label, canvas 21.6cm high, 26.7cm wide, frame 28cm high, 33cm wide.

A Michael Harris for Mdina Glass large Fish vase, in primarily green and blue tones with swirls and whisps of silver chloride and a blue inner casing, designed, made and signed by Michael Harris c1970, signed on the base by Michael Harris 'Michael Harris Mdina Glass Malta', 24cm h x 24.5cm w.

A Cartier Tank Americaine 18ct gold cased automatic gentleman's wristwatch, the rectangular oyster-coloured guilloché dial with Roman numerals, minute track, sweep seconds hand and date aperture at six o'clock, faceted sapphire to crown, and on associated black lizard effect strap with 18ct gold Cartier clasp, the back of the case numbered '774367CD 2329', the back and clasp stamped 750 and with control marks, the back engraved with a presentation engraving 'To Bob in all friendship Wafic 2004', 4.4cm high from eng of lugs to end of lugs, face 4cm high, 75.95g total weight.

Guido Gambone (Italian, 1909-69), a rare early-mid 1950s oval studio pottery dish hand-decorated in yellow, brown and mottled pink-tinged cream glazes with an abstract stylised horse and rider surrounded by geometric shapes, stars and a moon in the manner of Pablo Picasso, the reverse signed 'GAMBONE ITALY' with the donkey mark, 36.4cm x 24cm. 

A 1920s Austrian Goldscheider Art Deco figure of a carnival girl, designed by Stephan Dakon, modelled as a young lady in a colourful jumpsuit stretching maroon pantsuit wearing tricorne type hat, the base with printed Goldscheider factory mark and model number '5658/602/7', signed 'DAKON' behind her left foot, 34cm tall, 17cm wide. (LDC11751)

Two WWI J.K. Farnell 'Soldier Bears', one in blond mohair, with clear and black glass eyes, dressed in a homemade red and white chequered fabric coat, 8cm high, the other in darker blond mohair with bluey-green tinges, particularly to the body, dressed in a homemade blue striped shirt with blue tie and hat, 8cm high (2)

A 1930s French Art Deco 'Message of Love' gilded bronze figurine, designed by Pierre Le Faguays (1892-1935) c1930, of an athletic nude lady holding her arm aloft with a dove resting on her palm, on a carved Portoro marble base, the side of the top of the base inscribed 'Le Faguays', 77.3cm high. (LDC12559)

George Smart (English, 1774-1846) known as The Tailor of Frant, or a follower of George Smart (possibly named R Marshall), 'Old Bright The Postman', probably early-mid 19thC, a cut and assembled felt, fabric and leather collage picture, showing the old postman in a dark blue blue felt coat and sky blue trousers leading a donkey along a road through Frant village, with his postman's satchel and holding two letters, with Frant church and a rectory/house behind him, with clumps of trees on hills, and a milestone, framed and glazed in a period black painted frame with gilt inner frame, and brown paper glued to the back with an applied photocopied label and a further label cellotaped on, presumably by a previous owner, together with a copy of the book 'George Smart, The Tailor of Frant: Artist in Cloth & Velvet Figures', by Jonathan Christie, published by Unicorn, 2016, in which the picture is shown, frame 43cm wide, 39.5cm high.