Arts and Crafts period oak extending dining table, in the style of Ernest Gimson (Peter Waals workshop), the plain plank rectangular top joined by butterfly joints with shaped ends, above a chamfered hayrake and wishbone stretcher, joined by four octagonal legs, 228cm (297cm extended) x 120cm x 76cm high; together with a matched set of eight (6+2) Arts and Crafts period chairs, in the style of CFA Voysey (Peter Waals workshop)

Equestrian bronze statue of Queen Victoria by Thomas Thornycroft (1814-1885) signed in the bronze 'T Thornycroft Fecit London 1853' raised on red boulle and ebonised plinth, length 67cm, height 55cm, overall height 72cm This is one of 50 casts produced by Thornycroft as a reduction of the large original shown at the 1851 Great Exhibition now standing outside the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

Ford Mondeo 2.3 Ghia Automatic, 2008, 5 Door Hatchback, Petrol, Silver, Cream Leather Interior, 2150 Miles, 1 Owner, MOT + TAX October 2012 - to be sold on instruction from the executors of Jack Mein

Henry Redmore (1820-1887): Shipping off Tynemouth, oil on canvas signed and dated 1869, 53cm x 100cm Provenance: purchased Parker Galleries, Albermarle Street London

Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6 SE Automatic. 2001, 4 Door Saloon, Petrol, Silver/Green, Cruise Control, Cream Leather Interior, MOT September 2013, 4792 Miles, 1 Owner - to be sold on instruction from the executors of Jack Mein - private plate sold separately

18ct gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date Superlative Chronometer wristwatch with original box, guarantee, service documents etc serial number 5531004

Chamberlain's Worcester urn painted with sea shells red script mark on the underside of the lid 30.5cm

Ernest Higgins Rigg (1868-1947): Summertime Yorkshire Dales - Lady Feeding Hens, oil on canvas signed 70cm x 90cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

Richard Weatherill (1844-1923): Moored Sailing Vessels Whitby Harbour, oil on board signed 28cm x 45cm

George Weatherill (1810-1890): The Lower Harbour with Abbey Church in the background, watercolour signed 9cm x 14cm

Robert H Lee (1915-2007): 'Air Raid', oil on board signed and dated '48, 31cm x 62cm Provenance: Artist's Studio Collection, to be sold on instructions from his widow Mrs Thelma Lee

George Weatherill (1810-1890): 'Vessels Leaving Whitby Harbour', watercolour initialled, titled below the mount 9.5cm x 15cm Provenance: Chris Beetles, St James's London

Volkswagen Polo 1.2 ( 55 PS ) 2006MY E, YY55 GZW, 4000 miles, 1 Owner, MOT 11/2012, Full Main Dealer Service History

'The Welham Cup' - George IV parcel gilt racing trophy and cover presentation inscription '..won by Mr Hills black horse Blackwood at the Malton Craven meeting April 30th 1835 embellished in relief with fine quality fruiting vines by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard London 1823 height 38cm approx 84oz with oak case

Richard Weatherill (1844-1923): Three Masted Vessel entering the Upper Harbour Whitby, oil on board signed 23cm x 37cm

Pair of Baccarat Millefiori red and blue mushroom design paperweights and three others

Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929): Windjammer being towed into Harbour, watercolour heightened in white signed and dated 1908, 30cm x 45cm

Attrib. Francesco Tironi (c1745-1797): The Entrance to the Cannareggio with San Geremia Venice, oil on canvas unsigned 51cm x 66cm Provenance: the painting which was the property of Gideon Smales, and referred to as the 'Canaletto' in two inventories of 1934, has remained in the Smales family and with their descendants (ship builders of Whitby and owners of Carr Mount Sleights) for about 150 years. The painting has been relined in the 19th century and until the sale of the Carr Mount in 2008 had laid in the attic for the previous 95 years. Since then it has had a light clean to remove the discoloured varnish and some overpaint

Charles Spencelayh (1865-1958): 'The Daily Graphic', oil on canvas signed 66cm x 54cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

George Weatherill (1810-1890): Unloading on the Beach Staithes, watercolour signed and dated 1875, 27cm x 39cm Provenance: Private collection purchased Walker Galleries Harrogate

Early 20th century 'Andre Citroen Automobile Mecanique' tinplate scale model four seater saloon car, registration '1375-U5', lithographed in mustard and black, battery engine with forward and reverse, steerable front wheels, four opening doors with sliding windows, electric front lights, 54cm long

18ct white gold ring set with fine sapphire (approx 2.7 carat) and two diamonds hallmarked

Victorian burr walnut credenza, inlaid with extensive boxwood scrolls, centre cupboard enclosed by two serpentine glass quartered display cabinets, ormolu mounts, 185cm x 49cm x 111cm high

Chain link bracelet stamped 750 with nine loose mounted coins including two sovereigns approx gross weight 95gm

Frank Henry Mason (1875-1965): Scarborough Fishing Fleet, watercolour signed 64cm x 83cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

Diamond daisy cluster (approx 2.14 carat) white gold ring hallmarked 18ct

Charles E Hern (1848-1894): 'Fish Pier Old Town Whitby', watercolour signed and dated 1886, 35cm x 53cm

John Trickett (1952-): Jack Russell Terriers at Work, oil on canvas signed 75cm x 60cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

Ring square set with a diamond approx 1.2 carat with diamond shoulders

James Scott Maxwell (1845-1922): Steam Ship Portraits - an album of 38 studies including 'PS Isle of Arran', North German Line 'Lahn' & 'Spree', 'PS Mercury', 'SS Seamew', 'SS La Marguerite', 'PS Caledonia', 'SS Fauvette', 'SS Columba', Siamese Royal Yacht 'Maha Chakskri', 'SS White Heather', 'SS Ophir', 'SS City of Rome', 'HMS Speedwell', 'HMS Rattlesnake' et al., watercolours all with titles and text about the vessel, monogrammed and dated 1892/93, 18cm x 25cm (38 bound as one)

Stephen Frank Wasley (1848-1934): 'St Paul's from Blackfriars London', watercolour signed 55cm x 74cm

George III silver tea urn with detachable lower section by Smith and Sharp 1783 56cm high approx 100oz

George Weatherill (1810-1890): Robin Hoods Bay, watercolour unsigned 9.5cm x 14cm

Robert H Lee (1915-2007): 'Designs for Lithography' (2) 'Drawings from Memory and Observation' (8) & 'Six Designs' (6), three presentation folders representing the artist's earliest work at Bradford College of Art 1932-1937 (portfolio) Provenance: Artist's Studio Collection, to be sold on instructions from his widow Mrs Thelma Lee

Stephen J Renard (1947-): 'Vigilant and Britannia in the Solent 1894', oil on canvas signed c1998, 36cm x 49cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

1979 MG Midget 1500cc Twin Carb car. MOT March 2013, 2 Hoods, Stainless Steel Exhaust, Leather Seats, with original hard top, currently SORN.

Emerald (approx 2.10 carat) and diamond cluster ring hallmarked 18ct

George Weatherill (1810-1890): Unloading on the Beach at Upgang with the Whitby Battery in the background, watercolour signed 8.5cm x 13.5cm

George Weatherill (1810-1890): On the Beach Staithes, watercolour unsigned 8.5cm x 13.5cm

Solitaire diamond ring stamped platinum of approx 1.5 carat

George Weatherill (1810-1890): Robin Hoods Bay, watercolour unsigned 9cm x 14cm

Canteen hallmarked silver cutlery, Grecian pattern by Arthur Price for The Queen's Golden Jubilee - 8 place settings approx 90oz excluding knives (unused condition)

James William Booth (1867-1953): Fishing Cobles at Runswick Bay, oil on board signed 14.5cm x 23.5cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

George Weatherill (1810-1890): Whitby Harbour at Sunrise, watercolour signed and dated 1861, 10cm x 14cm

Richard Weatherill (1844-1913): Whitby Harbour, watercolour unsigned 15cm x 25cm

;Royal Navy's Rum, two original wicker-clad stone gallon flagons in wooden nailed case 95.5% proof. January 28th 1970 the "Great Rum Debate" took place in the House of Commons and on July 31st 1970 the last pipe "Up Spirits" in the Royal Navy was heard, referred today as "Black Tot Day". Until the grog ration was discontinued in 1970, Navy rum was 95.5 proof or 54.6 % alcohol; the usual ration was an eighth of a pint, diluted 2:1 with water (3:1 until World War II)

Victorian inlaid amboyna breakfront credenza with ebonised outlines, mirrored centre door and mirror back cabinets either side, 186cm x 46cm x 105cm high

George Parker Greenwood (1850-1904): 'The Royal Squadron Arriving at Liverpool 1888' - Queen Victoria's state visit on her way to Glasgow, oil on board signed and dated 1888, 30cm x 46cm

Victorian centrepiece cast hippocamp decoration by Henry Wilkinson Birmingham 1877 height 48.5cm approx 62oz , two plated stands ensuite

19th century Chinese Canton carved ivory jewellery casket decorated with panels of figures in pavilions, on bat feet 14cm

William Woodhouse (1857-1935): Lakeland Huntsman with three Hounds in Mountain setting, oil on board signed 23cm x 19cm

Steinway Vertegrand upright piano, iron framed and overstrung in plain mahogany case, no. 139849

Frederic William Jackson (1859-1918): 'The Basket Maker', watercolour signed 39cm x 52cm Provenance: Exh. Manchester City Art Gallery April 1908 No.140; exh. Phillips & Sons Cookham Oct.1990

Robert H Lee (1915-2007): 'The Deposition' inspired by the bombing of Freital Dresden, oil on board unsigned c1948, 20cm x 26cm Provenance: Artist's Studio Collection, to be sold on instructions from his widow Mrs Thelma Lee

George II silver waiter by John Kirkup Newcastle 1757 approx 25oz

Three stone emerald and diamond 18ct white gold ring hallmarked

James W Booth (1867-1953): Working Horses on the Beach, watercolour signed 50cm x 67cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

Aquamarine (approx 4.7 carat) and diamond white gold ring hallmarked 18ct

Art Nouveau hallmarked silver five piece tea and coffee service by Manoah Rhodes Sheffield 1918/1919 approx 91oz

Regency period rosewood breakfast table, the circular snap top inlaid with wide satinwood bandings, 127cm diameter

George Goodwin Kilburne (1839-1924): 'The Dancing Lesson', watercolour signed, titled verso with some early provenance 26cm x 36cm

Hallmarked silver four piece tea set embossed shell and engine turned decoration by Zaccariah Barraclough and Sons 1938 approx gross approx 74oz gross

Early Victorian figured mahogany railway bracket clock single fusee movement with white enamel dial signed 'E' L.N.E.R. 1024 33cm

Quality Edwardian inlaid satinwood eight piece bedroom suite comprising; triple wardrobe with bow front centre section, kneehole dressing table with triple swing mirrors, washstand/desk with inset leather top, bedside cupboard, 4'6" double bedstead, pair chairs and oval wall mirror

'JCM 38' Personalised Number Plate On Retention - to be sold on instruction from the executors of Jack Mein

Arthur Brookes White (19th/20th century): 'In Coaching Days', oil on canvas signed and dated 1918, 59cm x 90cm

James William Booth (1867-1953): Fishing Cobles at Filey, oil on board signed 14.5cm x 23.5cm DDS - Artist's resale rights may apply to this lot

Thomas Bush Hardy (1842-1897): 'Off Scarboro', watercolour signed titled and dated 1891, 26cm x 74cm

Set eight (6+2) mahogany quality Chippendale style dining chairs, early 20th Century

Pair of sapphire approx 1.47 carat and diamond ear-rings stamped 750

19th Century Automaton Monk/Friar

Ruby (approx 2.77 carat) and diamond pendant on chain hallmarked 18ct

19th century Chinese Canton carved ivory jewellery casket decorated with roses and panels of figures in pavilions, on bat feet 14cm

Tanzanite (approx 2.13 carat) and diamond white gold ring hallmarked 18ct

Medium champion John Hunts hand pork pie press with attachments (hammer price subject to VAT)

'Great British Regiments' - series of 52 hallmarked silver proof medals produced by Birmingham mint housed in brass bound mahogany case with certificates and the matching set of cap badges

Early 20th Century RGD walnut cased radiogram with Garrard model 210 turntable

Barker & Stonehouse four piece lounge suite in cream patterned cover - cost approx - 2/3 seat settee, pair armchairs and matching stool

Richard Weatherill (1844-1923): Ship's Portrait of the Steam Yacht 'Fawn' rounding Flamborough Head, oil on canvas signed and dated 1876, original newspaper cuttings verso 18cm x 31cm (unframed). The Fawn was built by George Pearson to the owner Isaac Mason's design and launched from his Church Street shipyard in 1875, the first screw steam yacht built in Whitby

Pair of 19th Century Bohemian turquoise overlaid cameo glass vases 28cm