A contemporary timber and tan leather armchair, mid century modern style, featuring turned legs, and leather cushioned inserts, in excellent condition

Current Top Bid: $250

Two antique hardcover volumes of the essays of Michael, Seigneur de Montaigne; English edition translated by Charles Cotton; volume III printed London, 1693; and volume II, third edition, printed London, 1700 Pencil and ink marks to margins and underlines with multiple underlined passages, collector's label, some wear, tear, and folds; both, especially the 2nd volume, rebound, both in later custom hard covers Michel de Montaigne (French, b.1533 - d.1592) was a significant philosopher of the French renaissance and literary figure

Current Top Bid: $45

A Chinese octagonal armoire, with eight drawers, black lacquer finish, and decorative landscape scenes Appears in very good used condition, some wear to base

Current Top Bid: $40

An antique brass-bound writing slope, partially restored, two drawers under navy blue leatherette writing surface, lock, no key, some wear to exterior, appears structurally sound,

Current Top Bid: $103

An antique ring marked '9C', circa 1930s, featuring a purple stone in crown setting, some signs of age present Ring size: 12 Total approximate weight: 2.8g

Current Top Bid: $106

A vintage 'Mondaine' marked wristwatch, with rotating time zone bezel; marked to verso 'Official Swiss Railways Watch SBB CFF FFS' and 'Stainless Steel Case 3038', with leather straps Appears in used condition, with some wear, straps appear excellent

Current Top Bid: $30

An antique copy of 'The History of the Worthies of England' by Thomas Fuller, likely a first edition published in 1662 in London, with replaced / rebound cover Various printed and hand-written previous owner marks, including a hand-written inscription dated 1725 As found, significant wear consistent with age, including: - Incomplete, text block starts at page 34 - Significant foxing, brown staining, edge wear to leaves including tears - Wear to binding cover, not original Front cover measured

Current Top Bid: $50

A matching pair of likely early 20th century Australian 9 carat gold bracelets, attributed to 'A.J. Long and Co' (Australia), featuring a knot and link design, possibly converted at a later date from necklace to two bracelets, one marked with the winged wheel mark, '9' and bundle of wheat mark, the other marked '9K and '375', some links marked '9C', evidence of repair to one link present, in overall good condition Total approximate weight: 26.34g

Current Top Bid: $300