Flintlock pistol with a walnut stock and steel mounts, signed "A.D.", with a mark on the barrel thought to be that of an unofficial Scottish proof-house, c. 1730

Carriage pistol with flintlock, steel mounts and walnut stock, signed "Haddon, Perth", c. 1850

Pair of pistols with flint locks and walnut stocks, signed EDINBURGH on the octagonal steel barrels

Marshall's microscope, walnut body and brass stand, with the royal coat of arms embossed on leather, late 17th century

Radiogram made by Radio Gramophone Development Co., Bridgenorth, England

Scent bottle case of walnut split along its length, and hinged, both parts lined with red silk and mounted in gilt metal, made to contain three octagonal straight-sided glass bottles with stoppers and a gilt metal funnel, part of the Ida Pappenheim Collection: French, 1838 - 1900

Travelling chest of oak veneered with walnut and fitted with gilt copper alloy mounts, from the Lennoxlove toilet service, owned by Frances Teresa Stewart, Duchess of Richmond and Lennox: French, Paris, completed 1672 - 1674

Replica set of Naperian Rods, twice the original size, consisting of ten boxwood rods and a walnut slip case with a sliding lid, made by David Secret, Suffolk, for Harriet Wynter Ltd, London, 1991

Cell-o-phone Duo-Trac sound projector, early tape recorder, in a walnut veneered floor standing cabinet, by British Ozaphone Ltd, c. 1938, accompanied by three dozen tapes

Rectangular box of walnut wood with convex lid, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and brass with floral designs, insects and medallions: probably Dutch, c. 1700

Circular box of maple or birch burr lined inside with tortoise-shell, with a view entitled 'Ruine d'Italie' carved in low relief on lid: French, early 19th century

Group representing the Virgin, Child, St Anne or one of the midwives mentioned in the Apochrypha, St Joseph and angels in the stable at Bethlehem, in carved walnut with traces of painting and gilding, part of a larger altarpiece: South Netherlandish, about 1470

Fall-front bureau with four legs, of walnut and sycamore, part of the Cumbrae range designed by Neil Morris and manufactured by Morris of Glasgow, 1949

Circular tea bowl of turned walnut with sheet silver lining and rim and border around foot, decorated with bands of granulation on foot border: Tibet, early 20th century

Circular tea bowl of turned walnut with sheet silver lining and rim and border around foot, decorated with band of repousse Z-motifs on foot border: Tibet, early 20th century

Table constucted from slabs of veneered timber on a plinth with an indented tiger's-eye stone top, the form of the table describes an S shape with a central vertical slab running through it: British, London, designed by Scottish modernist architect Thomas Smith Tait for his London House, 1925 - 1930