A money bag of GB silver coinage to include: mainly Half Crowns and Florins, Victorian Crown dated 1892 etc. Total weight 175 troy oz approx. (please note this is approximate). (B.P. 21% + VAT)

An interesting collection of 19th century hand written Naval Captains Logs/Journals, mainly in marble finish boarded diaries to include: 'Log of the proceedings of H. M. Brig Pilot', 'Victor Grant Hickley Esq Commando' commencement date 1857, 'Captain H. M. Thalia' commencement date 1872 etc. (15) See also lots 177A and 177B (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Six trays of Royal Albert English fine bone china 'Moonlight Rose' design items, to include: twenty one piece tea set with teapot, sauce boat on stand, dinner plates, other plates, lidded tureen, two handles soup bowls, stands, clock, cake plate, tray, bowls, mugs, small jug and basin set, table linen, salt and pepper, cups, coasters, placemats etc. (6) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

German WWI Friedrich Bathildis Medal 'Fue Treues wirken In Eiserner Zeit, 1915', a German WWII Iron Cross 2nd Class in associate 1sr Class box, together with German WWII Soldbuch, Soldier's Record Book in the name of Deneke Bernhard. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Jacob Spornberg (Finnish , 1768 to C. 1840), silhouettes of two gentlemen facing right and left, reverse painted on glass, in red on black backgrounds, two, oval in gilt frames. Signed J or M Spornberg, "M Spornberg, Fecit, London 1794" and "M Spornberg Invenit and Fecit 1794." 9x7cm approx. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

18ct gold ladies cushion shaped wristwatch with engine turned Arabic face and 18ct gold expanding bracelet. Total weight 17g approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Sweden: Knight Grand Cross of the Swedish Military Order of the Sword (Riddare med stora korset av Svärdsorden), circa 1808–09, awarded to Captain William Henry Webley (later Webley-Parry, 1764–1837), Flag Captain to Rear-Admiral Sir Samuel Hood aboard HMS Centaur, for the destruction of the Russian 74-gun Vsevolod (1796) off Rågervik (Paldiski), 26 August 1808. A celebrated naval action fought alongside HMS Implacable (Capt. Thomas Byam Martin) in support of Britain’s Swedish allies during the Finnish War (1808–09). Webley was granted Royal permission to accept and wear the insignia of the Swedish Order of the Sword (Grand Cross) in January 1809. One of only four British officers to receive this distinction — during the Finnish War: Sir Samuel Hood, Thomas Byam Martin, and William Henry Webley; during the Napoleonic War: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. Founded in 1748 to reward military merit, the Order of the Sword could only be bestowed in wartime. Fewer than one hundred Grand Crosses were conferred throughout its history, the vast majority to Swedish officers. Early foreign awards from the Napoleonic period are exceptionally rare. This example has remained in the family of Webley-Parry by descent. Grand Cross badge, gold and enamel, 78mm including crown suspension, with yellow moiré and light blue ribbon; motto Pro Patria on blue enamel obverse, with three crowns over sword on reverse. 30g approx. Together with a contemporary Swedish chivalric badge (possibly Johanniterorden / Order of St John), of similar form — white-enamel Maltese cross with small gilt lions between the arms and crowned suspension, gold and enamel, 75mm including crown, 17.5g approx. Believed to have been presented in conjunction. An exceptional gold Grand Cross medal, awarded for bravery in battle, with family provenance. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

19th century Llanelly Pottery plate, by Shufflebotham, with figure of Mari Jones of Bala in Welsh costume. Marked Llanelly in green to the reverse. 25cm diameter approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

14K gold chunky curb-link chain. 34.7g approx. 46cm long approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Box of King, Stephen mostly hardback books to include many UK first editions published by either Hodder & Stoughton or Macdonald & Co; 'Christine' 1983, 'Pet Sematary', 'Different Seasons' 1982, 'Skeleton Crew' 1985, 'Flight or Fright' 2018, 'Misery' 1987, 'Stephen King on Writing' 2000, 'The Wind Through the Keyhole', 'Danse Macabre' 1981, 'Cujo' 1982, 'Dead Zone' 1979, 'Firestarter' etc. Together with King, Stephen & Straub Peter; 'The Talisman' 1984 published by Viking and Snider, Scott, Albuquerque, Raphael & King, Stephen; 'American Vampire' published by Vertigo & DC Comics 2010. (B.P. 21% + VAT)