First quarter 19th century The case decorated with Apollo playing a harp next to an oak tree, the base with foliate scrolls, torches and snakes, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, the French mechanism with countwheel, striking once on the half hour and the whole hour in full, with cord suspended pendulum.

By L. Leroy & Cie., Paris, late 19th century The case decorated with foliate ornaments, with domed top and carrying handle, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals, signed 'L. Leroy & Cie. A Paris', the platform mechanism with Swiss anchor escapement, with repetition striking mechanism, striking once on the half hour and the whole hour in full.

By Pieter van Tilborgh, Oosterhout, mid-18th century The case decorated with inlay, on ball-and-claw feet, the hood with painted foliate scrolls simulating openwork decoration, surmounted by giltwood figures, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, indicating the day of the week, date, month, and lunar phase, with separate seconds hand, the eight-day mechanism with anchor escapement, striking on the half hour and the whole hour in full on separate bells.

Probably first half 19th century The body decorated with foliate ornaments, with later bevelled glass panes, fitted for electricity.

17th century, the mounts and inlay later Decorated overall with inlaid foliate scrolls, flower heads and line inlay, the rectangular lid opening to reveal a plain interior with a side compartment, the later lock with bell safety mechanism, on four ebonised bun feet.

Showing a company of two ladies and a falconer, the design based on millefleur tapestries from the Late Middle Ages. Ca. 1930-45 Provenance: By repute, from the Shell Headquarters in The Hague.

The red field decorated with vases with flowers, within a blue border. 20th century

A set of three ceiling lamps, ca. 1977, Italy Each with domed chartreuse-coloured glass shade decorated with painted stripes, hand-engraved 'Vistosi' to the edges of the glass shade, mounted on a circular bronzed metal frame.

Second half 20th century, Netherlands A collection of various polychrome pottery objects with similar decor, including a boat-shaped lidded pot with monogram on the base, a rectangular plaque with raised rim and decor of multiple figures, together with six flattened scrolls of which five with texts (a poem) and one with figures.

An ‘unica’ (unique) conically shaped glass vase, second half 20th century With enclosed blue and yellow colouring. Signed on the base 'A.D. Copier 830819'.

A glass 'unica' object. 1970, Netherlands Of clear glass with air-inclusions, made by the Leerdam glass factory in 1970, with a certificate signed by Floris Meydam and also by the glass-blower, stating that the object, marked with number 'MT 323', is a unique piece.

A spherical glass vase, second half 20th century, Netherlands With an enclosed organically shaped pattern in blue over turquoise ground. Signed to underside 'F Meydam, Leerdam Unica FM86075L'.

A semi-transparent glass vase, second half 20th century, Netherlands With enclosed white colour patterns on opaque ground. Signed on the base 'W. Heesen 840626 Oude Horn'.