An 18th century feather-banded chest on chest. the moulded cornice over three short and six long graduated drawers, the bottom drawer centred by an inlaid concave starburst design, raised on (later) shaped bracket feet

CONDITION REPORT AMENDMENT A late 19th or early 20th century Chinese famille rose vase, probably late Qing or Republic period, painted in bright polychrome enamels with figures, small dwellings and tall pine trees in an idyllic mountainous landscape, turquoise glazed interior and base with six-character Qianlong seal script mark in underglaze blue, 41 cm high

A good Art Deco period ivory banded shagreen cocktail cabinet, with ornate engraved silver plated fittings, the hinged top over a pair of cabinet doors enclosing a fitted maple interior, raised on a carved burnished silver stand with full width glass lined mixing slide, on cabriole legs to paw feet, possibly for Asprey, circa 1925 in the George I style, 72 cm w x 52 cm x 139 cm h

John Peterkin, an 18ct gold pair cased pocket watch, the chain fusee key wind movement signed and numbered 636, the white enamelled dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, London 1817, all-in 156.9g to/w a silver fob chain (1 ozt), running at time of inspection (2)

A Lenygon & Morant Ltd, Howard armchair in green H&S monogrammed covers, raised on concealed brass castors, printed fabric makers label to the underside

An original 'Votes for Women' tri-coloured Suffragette sash woven in purple, green and white, with blue printed inscription, 55 cm long x 10 cm wide, to/w a rosette with central enamel badge with E. P. initials (possibly for Emmeline Pankhurst - Suffragette leader) and a National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage associate member card for Miss Hann, dates April 1913 with envelope of posting (3)

Peter Garon, London, a late 17th/18th century oak three train musical clock, the 30 cm square gilt brass and silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and square date aperture, the six pillar movement striking on seven bells, 222 cm h o/all

A pair of contemporary 'Eva' design armchairs by Neptune, with studded edge detail, 84 cm w x 95 cm x 100 cm h the seat 60 cm deep (2)

Four 19th century well-matched harlequin yew and elm low splat-back Windsor armchairs with crinoline stretchers (4)

An impressive large and heavy bronze tobacco jar, well-modelled and detailed as a bulldog's head, hinged to enclose gilt interior fitted with matchpot, the studded collar concealing a lower drawer, unmarked but probably US, circa 1890, 24.5 cm high