This is an early Victorian wooden Police issue truncheon, made by Parker's of London & bearing the Royal Cypher, & dating to around the 1840's / 50's.

This is an early Victorian wooden Police or Special Constables truncheon, made by Parker's of London, & dating to around the 1840's.

This is a Victorian Special Constable's ? police truncheon, made of turned hardwood, & dating to around the mid to late 19th Century.

This is a stunning late Victorian / Edwardian Silver plated egg cup set, in the form of a basket containing three 'hatched' eggs & with a newly hatched chick sitting on the edge, and made by the illustrious firm of Mappin & Webb in their famous 'Prince's Plate', around 1900.

This is a late Victorian taxidermy study of a chaffinch, housed in a quadruple glazed hanging case, & dating to around 1890 - 1900.

This is an Edwardian Silver & Turquoise sliding pencil holder, by the silversmith William Hornby, & fully hallmarked for London 1903.

This is a stunning Art Nouveau Cigar Box, made by WMF & marked with the first (fully shaded) 'bee-hive' mark, & dating to around 1909 - 10.

This is a George III, Silver Christening? mug or tankard, possibly by the silversmith Alexander Field, & fully hallmarked for London 1806.

This is an original, early Victorian reverse painted ring or trinket box, almost certainly made as a souvenir to mark the opening of the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park, London, & dating to 1851.