An Art Nouveau plique a jour dragonfly pendant set with an opal. By Rene Lalique. Sold For £42,000

William Beckford, an important pair of George III silver gilt waiters by William Burwash, London 1817. Sold For £36,000

A pair of 18th century Austrian carved wood and polychrome figures of St Isidor and St Notburga, 61cm high. To be sold on the 16th February. £4,000-6,000

A Hans Coper large thistle vase, to be included in the 20th Century Design sale on the 14th April. £20,000-30,000

An Art Nouveau gold and enamel brooch by Rene Lalique. Sold For £12,000

By Charles Ashbee, The Guild of Handicraft Limited, a late-Victorian silver gem-set beaker, London 1900. Sold For £12,500

A George III cut paper and painted wood ship diorama by A. Walker, dated 1763. Furniture & Works of Art, 12th January 2010 Sold For £7,500

One of two paintings by Hermanus Koekkoek (Dutch 1815-1882)
A stormy coastal scene, oil on canvas To be sold 24th March Paintings sale £12,000-18,000

A highly important pair of Chinese Imperial jade elephants from a throne room group of the Emperor Qianlong. Each with a Qianlong four character reign mark and of the period 1736-95, each 17cm high.
Provenance: from an English private collection, purchased from Spink and Son Ltd., c.1952.
Estimate: Refer department

A pair of early 19th Century Anglo-Dutch marquetry swivel top card tables.  To be sold in the Stour House Sale on the 16th February £3,000-5,000

A Lucie Rie sgraffito bowl Sold For £9,000

John Cotsworth, London. A very rare marquetry quarter repeating bracket clock, circa 1700, 42cm. Sold For £36,000

An impressive Royal Worcester ewer, painted by Charles Baldwyn with four white swans in flight above raised gilt foliage, 40.5cm. Sold For £8,500

The Pelham Water Buffalo. An exceptional Chinese Imperial spinach-green jade water buffalo with a fine gilt bronze stand. Qianlong period 1736-95. Sold on the 20th May for £3,400,000 achieving a world record price for a piece of spinach-jade.