Stolen Art Watch, Per, Per, Patrick Moorhead Fir, Fir, Fire !!!

Fire in Brighton antique warehouse
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/4750925.Fire_in_Brighton_antique_warehouse/

A suspected arson attack has caused thousands of pounds of damage to an antiques warehouse.

The fire which began on the roof in Patrick Moorhead Antiques, in Church Street, Brighton, spread to ceiling tiles and caused damage to antique furniture inside.

East Sussex Fire and Rescue were called to the fire at around 10.30pm last night.

Tom Glandfield, Preston Circus crew manager, said: “We believe the fire was deliberately started. It is under investigation and the signs were there.

“It had the potential to be a lot worse. The damage cost several thousands of pounds.

“Polystyrene ceiling tiles were set fire to which then set fire to the furniture. He was extremely lucky not to lose the whole lot. “

A spokesman for said: “It is being treated as arson and we are investigating.”

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Art Hostage Comments:

Those of you familiar with the Brighton Antiques Trade will know all about Per, Per, Patrick Moorhead, or "Der, Der" as he is known in the trade.

Art Hostage has always wanted to play for high stakes, the card game Snap with Per, Per, Patrick Moorhead !!!!!!

Seriously though, Patrick Moorhead has, like his father Barry before him, used the so-called "Blind Eye" trick effectively.

The Blind Eye trick is a way of knowingly buying stolen art and antiques for a fraction of their value from thieves, Burglars and Knockers, but with the added fact if the said stolen art and antiques are discovered to be stolen then the likes of Patrick Moorhead can throw the sellers to the Wolves, Police.

The excuse used to justify informing Police of the identities of the sellers is "He did not tell me it was stolen" ignoring the fact, price tells you if something is stolen, and a needle sticking out of the arm is a bit of a giveaway !!

Furthermore, today Phillip Capewell was in Lewes Crown court for a hearing about some stolen paintings I think.

Any link between the fire and Phillip Capewell, not sure, but the list of disgruntled sellers of stolen art and antiques to Per Per Patrick Moorhead is as long as your arm.

I am not saying Patrick Moorhead is unpopular, but Sussex Police are thinking of hiring the Brighton Centre for the suspects.

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Did I tell the story about Patrick Moorheads father Barry Moorhead ???

Well, Barry Moorhead went home unexpectedly one day to discover his wife in bed being unfaithful, with another Woman !!!

Instead of saying "Move over darling, let me have a go"

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Barry Moorhead burst into tears and fled the room, to swallow a handful of tablets and cut his wrists mildly.

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Coming soon, the story of the Two Blackamoor-head figures !!!

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Still, the fire could have been an bogus PL insurance claim gone wrong, bit like the fire in Middle Street at Olive's circa 1980, when the bingo players came out and called the Fire Brigade.

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That fire was to justify Olive selling antiques given to him for sale to a moody European dealer by David Gore, Mickey Dawes and Jeff Golds.

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Olive gave the antiques to SW to sell down in Bournemouth and paid SW a Monkey a week.

Anyone remember the Tee Shirt "I Fucked em all !!"

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Art Hostage believes this tee shirt should be on display in Brighton Museum as a piece of Brighton Antiques Trade Cultural History.

Stolen Art Watch, Pink Panther, Political Pawn, Poor Man, You Decide !!!!

Alleged Pink Panthers thief denies guilt at start of Montenegro trial

http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5gmYjqaCGJNeHLosHrIjw7QCbDv8A

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (CP) – 3 days ago

A newspaper says a suspected member of the Pink Panthers group of jewel thieves has pleaded not guilty at the start of his trial in Montenegro.

Vladimir Lekic was arrested in June on an Interpol warrant. He is charged with taking part in a robbery in Frankfurt in December 2003, when watches worth about C1 million ($1.31 million) were stolen from a jewelry store.

The Saturday edition of the Vijesti daily quotes Lekic as telling the judges that "I did not steal anything." He reportedly said Friday that he was only passing through Germany at the time of the robbery.

The Pink Panthers are believed to be mainly from the Balkans. They are suspected of jewel thefts worth more than $150 million (C114.41 million) in Europe, Asia and the Persian Gulf.

Art Hostage Comments:

The Montenegrin government agreed earlier this year to put this man on trial as part of deal to gain entry to the EU.

As a result, Germany agreed to sponsor Montenegro in its application to join the EU.

There has been hundreds of millions invested in Montenegro already by the private sector and EU membership will bring further hundreds of millions in loans and EU investment.

Those who have already invested heavily in Montenegro have a vested interest in seeing Montenegro join the EU and if that means throwing a few pawns to the Wolves then so be it.

This show trial is mere window dressing to appease the EU, via Germany and one suspects Vladimir Lekic will be quietly released once the objective has been achieved.

Stolen Art Watch, Pink Panther's Return, Chaumet, Cluster Alert !!!

Armed gang rob famed Paris jewellers
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http://www.javno.com/en-world/armed-gang-rob-famed-paris-jewellers_281596
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The pair raided the Chaumet store on Place Vendome, the French capital's most glamorous shopping address.

Armed and masked raiders barged into the former jewellers of Napoleon and Queen Victoria in Paris on Friday and forced staff to hand over precious stones worth hundreds of thousands of euros.

The pair raided the Chaumet store on Place Vendome, the French capital's most glamorous shopping address, after stealing an employee's handbag containing a security card to open a service door, investigators said.

Once inside, they brandished guns and demanded that employees empty safes in the two century-old establishment, known as a supplier of jewels and precious stones to top fashion designers and the royal houses of Europe.

A police official, speaking on condition of anonymity, described the robbery as "extremely audacious", unusual in its execution and apparently well planned by a gang well informed about the store's layout and security system.

A Chaumet manager confirmed the theft and said it would take some time to estimate the total value of the stones taken from the storage area as a full inventory would have to be taken.

In recent years France has seen several high-profile robberies in luxury jewellery stores, many of them thought to be carried out by a gang of thieves from the former Yugoslavia known as the "Pink Panthers".

The last hold-up in Place Vendome was in May of this year, when Chaumet's near neighbour Chopard lost 15 million euros worth of stock to armed robbers.

Art Hostage Comments:

The Pink Panthers have returned, well nearly !!!

Cluster alert, ****** and ********as well as *************** are being targeted as I write.

Three more big hits before the end of the year !!!

Stolen Art Watch, Yeats Back on Show !!!

Stolen Yeats painting is back in the spotlight

A FAMOUS painting whose location remained a mystery for 17 years after it was stolen in an audacious art heist was yesterday unveiled to the public.

It is the first time in almost four decades that the painting, a Jack Yeats work from 1915, 'Bachelor's Walk, In Memory', was placed on public display.

And, there will be an added frisson of excitement for visitors to the National Gallery of Ireland as they learn its dramatic history.

In 1990, the painting was one of five works of art valued at IR£1m -- two by Yeats and three attributed to the Flemish painter Van Dyck -- that were stolen from Dunsany Castle in Co Meath.

The late Lady Sheila Dunsany, a renowned art collector who died in 1999, was in the house at the time when the paintings were stolen from three reception rooms.

Those present in the house heard nothing as the raiders gained entry by forcing the bars of a window on the ground floor. It was reported that there was no alarm system in operation at the time.

Delighted National Gallery of Ireland director Raymond Keaveney explained that the last time the painting was seen in public was in 1971 when it adorned the gallery's centenary exhibition of Yeats' works.

Vanished

It then vanished in 1990 before it was finally recovered in London in 2007 after it was spotted in a promotional publication for Sotheby's auction house. The other paintings also resurfaced in the 1990s.

Mr Keaveney yesterday said they were delighted to accept the important painting on loan, adding the identity of the current owner would remain a private matter.

"It is extraordinary how paintings that are stolen find their way back," he said.

The painting depicts an incident in 1914, when British soldiers opened fire killing four civilians as they returned from having halted a large party of Irish Volunteers transporting a supply of arms landed at Howth.

Yeats is believed to have visited the scene the following day where he witnessed a woman leaving flowers and immediately drew a sketch.

- Louise Hogan

Irish Independent

Art Hostage Comments:

Whoever decided to enter this stolen painting into a Sotheby's sale should go back to Stolen Art School 101.

To think this could have slipped through is naive to say the least.

Stolen Art Watch, Pebble Beach Art Heist, Messing With FBI Firepower, Fraught With Danger !!!

Pebble Beach art collectors seek FBI probe of Monterey County Sheriff's Office
http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_13651455

Two men who say millions of dollars' worth of art were stolen from their rented Pebble Beach home have asked the FBI to investigate the Monterey County Sheriff's Office for possible "corruption, collusion and cronyism."

Nearly three weeks after a sheriff's spokesman declared that Angelo Benjamin Amadio and Dr. Ralph Kennaugh had become suspects in their own case, an attorney for the men is asking federal authorities to look into why the department's response to the theft was "to victimize the victim."

On Sept. 25, the men reported a break-in and theft of prints by Miro, Rembrandt and Matisse, as well as a painting by Jackson Pollock and a drawing by Vincent van Gogh. The collection has been valued at more than $27 million.

Days later, the men reported finding an extortion note that demanded $10 million and threatened to kill them.

The men's attorney, Vicki St. John, said she sent letters and documents by overnight courier Monday requesting meetings with the U.S. Attorney's Office in San Francisco and an FBI supervisor in Washington. Copies of the letters, which include a chronology of events in the case, were provided to The Herald.

The request centers on allegations that investigation of the case was stonewalled because of a previous personal grudge against Amadio by a volunteer at the department who is close to Sheriff Mike Kanalakis.

Sheriff's spokesman Cmdr. Mike Richards said he had not seen the documents late
Monday, but called the allegations "just ludicrous."

He said his department is still looking into whether the men have committed some sort of fraud, allegations he announced at an Oct. 6 news conference.

The letter maintains that information about the missing art was given to deputies on "five separate occasions" while Richards complained that the men were not cooperating and accused them of involvement in a "possible criminal enterprise."

"The truly ridiculous thing about these accusations," reads St. John's letter, "is that all the art was uninsured and owned for the past 10 to 30 years by my clients."

However, at least until now, the victims have shown very little documentation of the art's authenticity. And it appears that at least some of the loss may be covered under a renters' insurance policy of up to $500,000.

Richards has said that at the very least, his department might file misdemeanor charges for allegedly lying to a law enforcement officer.

"We are absolutely still investigating (them)," Richards said Monday.

But one month after the art was reported stolen, no charges have been filed.

Julia Reynolds can be reached at 831-648-1187 or jreynolds@montereyherald.com.

Art Hostage Comments:

"Speak softly and carry a big stick, you will go far"

(Roosevelt, Chicago 1903)

"He who hesitates is lost"

"You will catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"

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We are now in the proverb stage, next stop arrest-ville !!!!!

Stolen Art Watch, Da Vinci Madonna Hearing set for Armistice Day, November 11th 2009 !!

Five men accused of demanding £4.25m for stolen da Vinci painting face trial

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/scotland/article6881365.ece

Five men accused of demanding £4.25 million for the safe return of a Leonardo da Vinci painting stolen from the Duke of Buccleuch will face trial next year.

The men are facing charges of trying to extort the money from the late duke, his son and the insurers of the work, known as Madonna with the Yarnwinder.

The artwork was found in Glasgow in 2007 — four years after it was stolen from Drumlanrig Castle, near Thornhill, in Dumfries and Galloway.

Marshall Ronald, 53, Robert Graham, 57, and John Doyle, 61, of Lancashire, and Callum Jones, 44, of Kilmalcolm, Renfrewshire and David Boyce, 52, of Airdrie, Lanarkshire, were excused attendance during a preliminary hearing today at the High Court in Glasgow.

Judge Lord Kinclaven set a trial for March 1 next year at the High Court in Edinburgh. It is expected that the case may last up to six weeks. There will be another preliminary hearing on November 11. (Armistice Day)

The painting, which has an estimated value of £30 million, has been in the Duke of Buccleuch’s family for two centuries.

Stolen Art Watch, Da Vinci Madonna Trial, March 2010 !!

Trial date for da Vinci accused
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/8314509.stm

Five men facing extortion charges over the recovery of the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece Madonna with the Yarnwinder are to stand trial next year.

The artwork was found in Glasgow in 2007 - four years after it was stolen from Drumlanrig Castle, near Thornhill, in Dumfries and Galloway.

At the High Court in Glasgow, Lord Kinclaven set a trial for March 2010.

The case against the men - three from Lancashire and two from Scotland - is expected to last for up to six weeks.

Marshall Ronald, 53, Robert Graham, 57, John Doyle, 61, all from Lancashire, Callum Jones, 44, from Renfrewshire and David Boyce, 52, from Lanarkshire, were all excused attendance during Monday's hearing.

The painting, which has a value estimated at £30m, has been in the Duke of Buccleuch's family for two centuries.

Depicting the Madonna with the infant Jesus holding a cross-shaped yarnwinder, it is believed by experts to have been painted between 1500 and 1510.

Stolen Art Watch, Huge Art and Antiques Haul, Long Gone !!!!!

Valuable Antique silver, coins, ceramics, clocks and books stolen in burglary at The Park, Reedness Road, Swinefleet, East Yorkshire

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POLICE are appealing for information in connection with a burglary that took place sometime between 0001hrs on Monday 22 May 2009 and 2359hrs on Tuesday September 1 2009.
Thieves approached a large detatched unoccupied property and stole a large amount of valuable antique items.

The items were listed as being in the property in January 2009 when the property was taken over by an Estate Agency.

Police would be keen to speak to anyone who may know the whereabouts of any of the property listed or anything about the incident.

Anyone who may have information is asked to contact Humberside Police tel 0845 60 60 222 quoting CI/1701453/2009


Description

Details of item stolen

Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Barbados – Present Portrait.
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Fiji – Clarence House
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Caymen Islands – Family Crest.
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Barbados – Engagement Portrait.
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Vanatu – End of Victorian Era.
Coin Collections 1895 Queen mother coin from Barbados – Engagement Portrait.
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Jamaica – Wedding Elizabeth and Phillip
Coin Collections 1885 Queen Mother coin from Western Samoa – Youth in Glamis Castle
Coin Collections 1995 – Queen Mother coin from Nauru – Bombed Buckingham Palace
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Gambia – year of the three kings.
Coin Collections 1995 Queen mother coin from Tokelau – Birth of Prince Charles
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Cook Islands – Queen Mother and daughters.
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Alderney – Lady of Century
Coin Collections 1995 Queen Mother coin from Guernsey – 95th Birthday
Coin Collections 1996 Queen mother coin from Cook Islands – St Pauls Cathedral
Coin Collections 1996 Queen Mother coin from Balize – Summer in Balmoral Castle
Coin Collections 1996 Queen Mother coin from Fiji – Move to Buckingham Palace
Coin Collections 1993 – Queen Mother coin from Bhutan - St Pauls Walden Bury
Coin Collections 1996 – Queen Mother coin from Vanuatu – Birth of Prince William
Coin Collections 1996 – Queen Mother coin from Soloman Islands – Coronation
Coin Collections Queen Mother coin from the Seychelles – Royal Wedding
Coin Collections 1997 – Queen Mother coin from Tuvalu – degree of doctor of music
Coin Collections 1997 – Queen Mother coin from Tuvalu – Opening parliament Camberra
Coin Collections 1997 – Queen Mother coin – Young Girl Guide
Coin Collections 1997 – Queen Mother coin from Niue Islands – Blitz on London
Coin Collections 1997 – Queen Mother coin from Tokelau – VE day collections
Coin Collections 1998 – Queen Mother coin from Kiribati – Windsor Castle
Coin Collections 1998 – Queen Mother coin from Malawi – Abdication
Coin Collections 1998 – Queen Mother coin from Niue Islands – Silver Wedding
Coin Collections 1988 - Queen Mother coin from Naura – Costin of May
Coin Collections 1998 – Queen Mother coin from Papa New Guinea – Prince Charles
Coin Collections 1998 – Queen Mother coin from Samoa – Shamrocks
Coin Collections 1998 Queen Mother coin from Fiji – Launch of QE2
Coin Collections 1998 Queen Mother coin from Kiribati – Prince Charles
Coin Collections 1999 Queen Mother coin from Juatin 50th Birthday
Coin Collections 2001 Queen Mary coin from Cook Islands – 100th Birthday

Coin Collections 2001 Queen Mother coin from Gibraler – Royal Family Portrait
Coin Collections 2001 – Queen Mother coin from Isle of Man – Coronation
Coin Collections Gold Russian Rouble
Coin Collections Gold Russian Rouble
Coin Collections 1881 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 1892 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 1820 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 1787 shilling
Coin Collections 1787 shilling
Coin Collections 1787 Six Pence
Coin Collections 1787 Six Pence
Coin Collections 1872 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 1824 sovereign
Coin Collections 1830 sovereign
Coin Collections 1838 sovereign
Coin Collections 1817 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections Gold Noble
Coin Collections 1891 Guinea
Coin Collections 11 Sovereigns
Coin Collections 1884 Guineas
Coin Collections 1763 Shilling
Coin Collections 1828 Sovereign
Coin Collections 1702 Guinea
Coin Collections 1828 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 1404-1407 Edward iv
Coin Collections 1788 Spada Guinea
Coin Collections 1691 5 Guinea
Coin Collections 1738 2 Guinea
Coin Collections 1739 2 Guinea
Coin Collections 1763 Shilling
Coin Collections 2000 sovereign
Coin Collections ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 1699 5 Guinea
Coin Collections 2001 Sovereign
Coin Collections 2001 ½ sovereign
Coin Collections 5 pound coin
Coin Collections 2002 Sovereign proof set
Coin Collections 2002 gold proof set

Paintings and Framed Picture A framed hand tinted engraved map of Somerset dated 1645
Books – Antique – Rare Volumes "The Zoology of HMS Beagle" printed in 1994
Gentleman's Watch 18 Carat Gold Rolex Cellini Wristwatch
Gentleman's Watch (Misc) Stainless steel ebel chronograph wristwatch
Pottery Liverpool Herculaneum coffee tin.
Silver Candlesticks A pair of silver Baluster candlesticks
Silver Candlesticks A pair of silver candlesticks
Silver Inkwell Inkwell
Silver sauceboat A reproduction silver sauce boat with serpant handle.
Silver tea service An Edwardian silver three part tea service.
Silver Bowls A silver bowl raised over an openwork pedestal ornamented with flower heads.
Silver Basket A pair of Edwardian silver baskets Assayed Chester 1914.
Silver Trays A Georgian silver card tray by Joh Schofield. Assayed London 1740.

Antiques A framed hand tinted engraved map of Somerset dated 1645.
Antiques Volumes "The Zoology of HMS Beagle" printed in 1994
Antiques A Georgian silver salver by John Schofield. Assayed London 1740.
Antiques A Georgian silver coffee pot by William Grundy. Assayed London 1763.
Antiques An 81 piece Silver Windsor Pattern Cuttlery set.
Antiques A Victorian Silver Christening Cup.
Antiques A Georgian Silver Vinaigette
Antiques Four silver picture frames
Antiques A pair of modern silver wine coasters chased with vine borders. Assayed Sheffield.
Antiques A silver three branch Candelsbra
Antiques A Rockingham single spur cream jug. Unmarked pattern 1527.
Antiques A Rockingham cup and saucer. Unmarked pattern 1527.
Antiques A large Rockingham jug with transfer printed pattern 1527.
Antiques A Rockingham plate with Botanical subjects and a single butterfly. Red Griffin.
Antiques A Rockingham utilitarian bread and butter plate. Gilt and grey border. Unmarked.
Antiques A Rockingham desert plate. Puce griffin pattern 615.
Silver Teapot A Rockingham ozier moulded teacup. Saucer and plate are badly damaged.


Silver Teapot A Rockingham Utilitarian part tea set. Unmarked pattern 1224 (saucer, teapot, cream jug, two bread and butter plates)
Silver Tureens A Rockingham twin handled Tureen. Unmarked cover.
Silver Jugs A Brameld can ware jug. Ornamented with blue mouldings.
Silver Bottles A Rockingham miniature rose water sprinkler in the form of a watering can. Lilac ground and guilded. Unmarked.
Silver Cups A Rockingham cup and saucer.
Silver plates A Rockingham plate. Pattern 836.
Silver Trays A Rockingham card tray with rustic handle. Painted to the centre with a named view of 'Osbourne Hall'.
Rare books Large Ornithology volume by Henry Jones. Illustrated throughout.
Furniture Regency Mahogany four poster bed frame.
Clocks A short Georgian oak thirty hour longcase clock with white painted dial.
Carriage clock An eight day brass cased carriage clock with repeater chiming on a coiled gong with silver dial. Signed Clarke.
Carriage clock An eight day brass cased carriage clock by 'R.Holdt' with enamel dial and chiming on a bell.
Carriage clock An eight day brass carriage clock repeater chiming on a gong.

Clocks A Georgian eight day Japanned longcase clock.
Clocks A Georgian eight day Gloucestershire musical longcase clock by 'Collings of Sodbury' striking eight bells.
Clocks A Georgian eight day fusee table clock by Phillip Lloys with ebonised case and silver dial.
Clocks A Georgian mahogany eight day longcase clock by Louis Leplastrier of London with engraved silver dial.
Coin Collections George II two Guinea coin dated 1739.
Coin Collections George II shilling issued by the Earl of Northumberland dated 1763.
Coin Collections Elizabeth II sovereign dated 2000
Coin Collections Elizabeth II half sovereign dated 2000
Coin Collections William III five Guinea coin dated 1699
Coin Collections Elizabeth II sovereign dated 2001
Coin Collections Elizabeth II half sovereign dated 2001
Coin Collections Elizabeth II five pound coin
Coin Collections Elizabeth II four coin proof set dated 2002.
Coin Collections A golden jubilee coin proof set dated 2002.
Coin Collections A Victoria half sovereign dated 1872.
Coin Collections A George IV sovereign dated 1830.
Coin Collections William IV sovereign dated 1817.
Coin Collections George III half sovereign dated 1817.
Coin Collections Edward III hammered gold noble.
Coin Collections William and Mary Guinea dated 1691.
Coin Collections Eleven Victorian Gold sovereigns
Coin Collections Two Charles II Guineas dated 1864
Coin Collections George III Shillings dated 1763.
Coin Collections George IV sovereign dated 1829
Coin Collections Queen Anne Guinea dated 1702
Coin Collections George IV sovereign dated 1828
Coin Collections George III 'spade' guinea dated 1788
Coin Collections William and Mary five guinea piece dated 1691.
Coin Collections George II two Guinea coin dated 1738
Coin Collections Thirty Eight special edition Queen Mother proof coins. Kirbati, Cook Islands, Isle of Man and Gibraltar etc.
Coin Collections Two Russian Gold Roubles.
Coin Collections Victorian half sovereign dated 1891
Coin Collections Victorian half sovereign dated 1892
Coin Collections George IV sovereign dated 1820
Coin Collections George III four coins, two shillings and two six pence pieces.

Stamps Three embossed G.B Victoria Stamps.
Clocks White faced long case antique clock.
Clocks 8 day brass and silver faced carriage clock.
Clocks 8 day brass and white dial clock chimes on bel circs 1845.
Clocks 8 day brass and white repealer clock.
Clocks English Lantern clock circa 1760 by Thomas Moore.
Clocks 8 day long case clock circa 1730.
Clocks 8 day Gloucestershire long case clock by Collings.
Clocks 8 day bracket clock by Phillip Lloyd circa 1785.
Clocks Mahogany long case clock circa 1787.
Candlesticks Pair of Baluster Candlesticks
Candlesticks Baluster Candlestick
Inkwell Silver Inkwell
Sauce Boat Serpant Sauce Bowl

Silverware Kemp Brothers 3 piece circa 1908
Silver bowl Moilisfont Bowl
Silverware Pair Baskets – chosier 1914 – 38oz
Silverware 1785 walter 12oz John Schofield
Silverware Silver coffee pot – William Grundy
Silverware 81 piece Windsor pattern cutlery set
Silverware Silver christening cup
Silverware Naigmills silver property
Photo Frames A Picture frame
Silver Item Grape and Wine Coasters
Candle Snuffer Candle Snuffer
Silver Item George III oval bead mounted waller by Hapstead 1799.
Silver Jug George IV bedroom mounted cream jug by Barber 1824.
Silver Cup George III wine cup 1797
Bed Regency Mahogany four poster bed

Art An antique map of Somerset.
Art Zoology of Voyage of HMS Beadle
Watch Gentleman's Watch – Rolex Cellimi
Watch A lady's designer watch
Antiques Horculaneum coffee Can
Paintings Painting of Jenny Jones Folio Society.
Chinaware Single spur cream jug Pattern 1527.
Chinaware Single spur tea cup and saucer pattern 1527.
Chinaware Large Jug
Chinaware Butterfly plate – red griffin
Chinaware Bread and Butter plate
Chinaware Desert plate – red griffin
Chinaware Rustic Trio
Chinaware Incomplete 3 spur tea set
Chinaware Cream Tureen
Chinaware Cain ware jug – blue
Chinaware Rose pourer with lavender artwork
Chinaware Cup and saucer
Chinaware Early plate
Postage Stamps 3 embossed G9 stamps Victoria
Chinaware Dish 'Osburton Hall' Puce Griffin