RARE Staffordshire Chinoiserie earthenware fluted mug. The pattern is "The Caught Fish" and the maker is unknown. Made circa 1795-1810. This piece is quite rare and was formerly in the Zeller, Strong and A Pugh-Thomas collections. Measures 5.5 inches tall.

Swansea Staffordshire blue and white earthenware jug circa 1800. The Chinoiserie pattern is 'Long Bridge with Willow.' Ochre painted bands at the rim and collar, gold leaf florals at the neck and gold leaf framing the armorial medallion. Excellent condition. Measures 7 inches high. Ex. Zeller collection.

Small solid brass candle reflector in the form of a game table with tripod base. English, 18th century. Height 6.75" up, 5" down.

Fine hand made reproduction Georgian travel lap desk made by M. Barba May in 1994 of solid mahogany. A superb exact copy of an original from circa 1800. Measures 14.5" long x 10.25" wide x 4.5" high.

Stunning true pair of English barley-twist oak candlesticks with brass candle cups, circa 1880. Pristine original condition. Each is 12.5 inches tall and has a 5-inch dish-carved base.