Canterbury Auction Galleries

A late 19th/early 20th Century South African hardwood knobkerrie, the upper part of the shaft with a lightly incised spiral decoration and metal wirework, 25ins

A Mahal carpet woven in colours with shaped geometric motifs, leaves and floral ornament, on a wine ground, within six stripe borders filled with small palmettes and bold trailing floral ornament, 11ft 5ins x 7ft 5ins (worn in places)

A Paragon bone china 1938 Empire Exhibition serving dish, 13.5ins, a dinner plate, 10.5ins diameter, and a quantity of related material, various (21)

A Carlton Ware pottery 1938 Empire Exhibition conical sugar shaker, 6ins, a box and lid for same, 5.5ins, tazza, 7.25ins diameter, and a quantity of related material, various (24)

A W.H. Goss pottery teapot and cover, 7.5ins, a pair of two-handled mugs by W.H. Goss transfer printed in colours, 5ins, and a quantity of related material, various (36)

A W.H. Goss pottery square plate with moulded rim and transfer printed in colours, for the Empire Exhibition, 8.5ins square, a pair of similar butter dishes, a pair of teapots, 4.5ins high, and a large quantity of mixed items, various (three boxes)

An Anatolian carpet woven in pastel shades with a floral filled central lozenge-shaped medallion and conforming spandrels, field filled with trailing floral ornament, on an ivory ground, within conforming multi-stripe borders, 9ft 6ins x 6ft 6ins

A 19th Century Scots Guards Officer's Shako, bearing a brass regimental plate, green pompom cockade, original lining marked '71'

Two brass regimental helmet plates, one for the 5th Irish Lancers, embellished with regimental honours the other for the 17th Lancers bearing battle honours, plus a triangular bayonet, 21ins overall stamped broad arrow over WD, in original brass and leather scabbard

A set of eight oak ladder back dining chairs of "19th Century Lancashire" design, with rush seats, on turned front legs

A harlequin set of six 19th Century Continental stained wood and rush seated occasional chairs with curved crest rails, the rectangular panels to back applied with coloured prints depicting figures at various pursuits, on sabre front legs (some damage)

A set of six early 20th Century painted beechwood tub-shaped and spindle back Bergere armchairs with bamboo pattern frames, cane panel seats and on turned legs (some damage)

A George III mahogany rectangular storage box with moulded edge to top, with two heavy folding brass handles to sides and on bracket feet, 34ins wide x 22ins deep x 20.5ins high

A Victorian walnut framed fire screen inset with embroidered panel depicting exotic birds amongst the rushes, with shaped and fretted cresting, shaped apron, bobbin turned uprights and on twin scroll feet, 31ins wide x 40.25ins high

A late 17th Century oak bible box with moulded edge to top, the front carved with scroll ornament, 27ins wide x 20ins deep x 13ins high

A Victorian mahogany pole screen the circular panel with scroll and fan carved frame and inset with needlework panel of birds and flowers, 17ins diameter overall, on turned pole with octagonal baluster-shaped base, triangular inswept support with three scroll moulded feet, 60ins high

A 19th Century Butlers mahogany rectangular tray with four handle cut-outs, 27ins x 19ins, and folding stand for same, an Edwardian mahogany oval two-handled tray inlaid with shell motif to centre, 26ins x 17ins, and a brass circular gong, 12.75ins diameter, on Victorian walnut stand with trestle feet, 20.5ins wide x 38ins high (one leg damaged)

Betty Shadwell - Three plaster relief panels - "Relief No. 8", dated 1975, 25.25ins x 8ins, "Relief No. 10", dated 1976, 25ins x 8.25ins, and one other, 26ins x 8.75ins, all with ink inscribed paper labels to verso and ink signatures and dates to verso, in painted and hessian covered frames

A pair of 20th Century gilt brass two-branch wall lights of Rococo design, each 17.5ins high, converted to electricity

A pair of early 20th Century Continental gilt brass two-branch wall lights of "Neo-Classical" design, converted to electricity, each 24.25ins

Four Anglo-Indian cream and white painted wood overdoor poles of reeded form, with ribbon cresting, floral swags and turned finials, each 72ins wide x 17ins high (complete with modern brass brackets)

A Stanley steel jack plane, two other metal jack planes, a Stanley No. 45 adjustable moulding plane (no blades), a set of drawing instruments in walnut and brass metal bound box, one set of other drawing instruments and a selection of tools in various fittings, locks, oddments, etc. (contained in four boxes)

A collection of forty beechwood moulding planes, six beechwood smoothing planes, and two beechwood and brass mounted plough planes (contained in four boxes)

An extensive collection of 20th Century tin plate printed money boxes, mostly of pillar box form, including - "Coronation Year 1937", 6ins high, George VI "Buy Savings Certificate", 6ins high, "The Family Journal Money Box. Save Your Pennies", 4.75ins high, together with approximately two-hundred others and a small number of biscuit and sweet tins, various