A Victorian Samuel Withers & Co Ltd green and black painted safe with key - approx. 50cm high x 41cm wide

Four items of Sony small footprint audiophile hi-fi, one CDP-X3000S CD player with instruction manual, one MDS-J3000ES MiniDisc deck with instruction manual, one ST-S3000ES tuner with instruction manual and one TA-F3000ES integrated stereo amplifier (all units power up)

A 1960s Heuer 'Monte-Carlo' 12 hour dashboard stopwatch (one half of the Rally-Master pair)

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian lustre fish vase by Richard Joyce, circa 1910 - approx. 28cm high

A mid 19th century 'Arighi, Macclesfield' oak grandfather clock with rosewood crossbanding and inlay, mother of pearl detailing, hand painted enamel rolling moon face, weights, winder and pendulum - approx. 239.5cm high x 61cm wide x 25.5cm deep

A British Army Grenadier guards ceremonial drummers tunic

A 1993 Sprite Super two berth caravan

A hallmarked 18ct yellow gold gents open faced pocket watch with white enamel face, Roman numerals and sub second dial at six - approx. total weight with movement 91.54 grams

A 1973 Elizabeth II Isle of Man 22ct gold four coin sovereign set comprising quintuple sovereign, double sovereign, sovereign and half sovereign

A rare signed limited edition artist proof 63/75 pencil signed Salvador Dali lithograph print titled 'The Flowering Of Inspiration - Gala En Fleurs". The lithograph measures approx. 75cm high and 54.5cm (see condition report) The flowering head motif first appears in Dalí's work in the early 1930s. His portrait of the Viscountess Marie-Laure de Noailles of 1932 depicts the beautiful young aristocrat with her head covered in colorful summer flowers and a rose emerging from her cheek. By 1934, flowers have covered the entire head of a lascivious woman in The Dream Placing a Hand on a Man's Shoulder, and in Woman with a Head of Roses of 1935 an anonymous draped female figure is placed in an empty receding space, her head blossoming into roses. The present beautifully preserved watercolor lithograph portrays a curvaceous phantom-like woman clothed in a loosely draped gown, her head replaced by a bouquet of bright blooms. The title of the work The Flowering of Inspiration or alternatively Gala en fleurs, reveals that the identity of this figure is the artist's wife and muse Gala.