A Chinese porcelain baluster vase decorated in red and blue underglaze depicting a dragon amongst clouds and waves, 18th/19th century, height 35cm.

A Chinese rhinoceros horn libation cup, 17th/18th century, finely carved with rats amongst grape vines, later stand, height 12cm, length 15.5cm.

A large Chinese immortals vase, Jiaqing period, twin handled with flared rim and ovoid body, decorated in over enamels with figures amongst clouds and mountainous landscape, unmarked, height 78cm.

Father and Son Polar Medal Group, John Joseph Miller and Leslie John Miller, both serving on the RRS Discovery/Discovery II, comprising George V WWI and later trio: Polar Medal with Antarctic 1929-31 bar, British War Medal and Mercantile Marine War Medal, all inscribed 'JOHN J. MILLER', and George VI Polar Medal with Antarctic 1931-35 bar inscribed 'LESLIE JOHN MILLER', believed to be the only father and son awarded the Polar Medal, with display "The Polar Heroes" of photographs and news paper articles and with John Joseph Miller's membership certificate for the Antarctic Club, provenance - direct family descent.

A diamond solitaire ring, the old cut stone weighing approximately 6.35ct, the approximate qualities; colour tinted, clarity SI1/SI2, with textured white metal ring marked '18ct', weight 8.9g, size N.

Montague Dawson (British, 1890-1973), "A Stiff Breeze", oil on canvas, 59cm x 90cm, signed lower right, titled to mount, glazed, gilt swept frame 93cm x 123cm, Roberson & Co canvas, provenance - sold on behalf of the estate of the Late Mavis Booth, married to Michael Booth, (Booths supermarket), reputedly purchased from Sotheby's circa 1960s and possibly lot 181 Sotheby's Fine 19th & 20th Century British & Continental Paintings, October 16th 1968 (not confirmed).