A row of enormous South Sea pearls, slightly graded from 15 – 12 mm.  These need proper stringing and a good catch to show at their...

Actually there seems to be a debate about this Herend model, made between 1900 and 1950 - dolphin or koi carp?  Koi carp are also known...

Of unknown origin, this sombrely grand agate ring, in white metal with gilded highlights might be Italian or Turkish. It is a dramatic...

A very pretty Lapis Lazuli effect painted tray made in Italy for Christian Dior. I think things like this are probably called trinket...

A very attractive, unusual and inexpensive silver ring, set with amethysts and garnets, a sort of no brainer present at not much more...

Some of you may remember enormous glass flagons in old chemist shops, filled with coloured water - they were almost as ubiquitous as the...

We have a bit of a weakness for these 19th century flowery rococo porcelain pieces, they aren't to everyone's taste and they are a mixed...

This is the ideal Victorian watercolour. Take a good look at the skill demonstrated in that nest and the blue of the eggs. The image of...

Attributed to Feliks Topolski. This wonderfully flamboyant cardinal has real impact and all the character and humour that...

Mixed media on paper indistinctly inscribed in pencil with additional markings verso, 33.5 x 24cm excluding mount and frame. Well who...

69 x 63 cm with frame and mount, glazed This wonderful early 20th century portrait drawing on paper is probably French.  Sadly we have no...

English school, pastels on fawn paper, 75 x 62cm, inscribed  forJune, her mother, aged 12 years in 1907. Good condition, very slight...

Our selection of pictures is probably the most difficult. Not only do we have to like them enough, so you do.

These gloriously brightly enamelled parrots sitting on their branches are something different and look really spectacular on a table. ...

So, Tracey Emin (blue) and Damian Hirst (pink) have designed these chairs and someone you know (maybe you?) deserves to sit in them. The...

DO YOU WANT A FOSSIL? A BEZOAR STONE, A ROMAN TOOTHPICK?

Whether or not you chose to have it in a silver-topped cut-glass bottle