Canoe paddle, cut from a single piece of softwood, with a leaf shaped blade tapering to a pointed tip and a crutch handle, painted: North America, Canada, British Columbia, Northern Northwest Coast, late 19th - early 20th century

Canoe paddle, cut from a single piece of softwood, with a leaf shaped blade tapering to a pointed tip and a crutch handle, painted: North America, Canada, British Columbia, Northern Northwest Coast, late 19th - early 20th century

Carved wooden figure, in the form of a standing stylised bird with hooked beak and body with interpenetrating rectangular board featuring a crocodile on reverse, used by the Korogho Society: West Africa, northern Ivory Coast, Senufo people

'Hot Flow', panel of dyed sycamore veneer, predominantly red in colour and partially cut and abraded: England, Leicestershire, by Peter Chatwin and Pamela Martin, 2000

Door with two main panels of oak, one with the Royal Arms of Scotland, held within a mid 19th century softwood frame and with a mid 19th century softwood carved panel depicting a thistle plant at the top, with ironwork of the 19th century in an antiquarian style, formerly one of the doors of the Antique Room at Wooers' Alley, Dunfermline

Set of drones for a set of Lowland Scottish bagpipes made of softwood with varnish finish and horn and bone mounts, early 19th century

Sofa or settee, giltwood with serpentine back centred on a stylised palm flower issuing scrolls and husks, upholstered back, arms and seat, designed and made for John Spencer, later 1st Earl Spencer, for the Palm Room at Spencer House, St James's Place, London: British, London, probably designed by John Vardy, probably made by John Gordon, c. 1758