LARGE RUSTIC CONTEMPORARY OAK MONASTRY TABLE WITH A PAIR OF CARVERS, THREE CHAIRS AND BENCH The table with two massive turned column legs with stretcher, the 9cm thick top with oval ends, the carvers and chairs with rush seats, the bench with similar style legs to table, the table dimensions 250 x 77 x 90cm, the bench 252 x 46 x 34cm For matching sideboard see next lot. Made by Stirling Furniture, the design was based on the Unite the Clans speech from the the film Braveheart.

MIRROR BACKED HALF MODEL OF S.S. BARON ARDROSSAN built in Port Glasgow by A. Rodger & Co. in 1905 for the Hogarth shipping line, the laminated and carved hull varnished with a black painted topside, mounted on a mirror within it's original wooden case with end mirrors and builders plate, 59cm x 284.5cm x 26cm Note; A. Rodger & Co was founded by Hugh Hogarth and was based at Ardrossan on the Clyde, the company's ships were known locally as the Hungry Hogarths. The ships name Barron Ardrossan is one of the titles held by the Earls of Eglinton who established the port of Ardrossan in 1805. The shipping company had to seek special permission to use the title for the ship.

LATE 19th/EARLY 20th CENTURY J. & P. COATS LIMITED SEWING COTTON ADVERTISING SHOP DISPLAY DRAWER UNIT the wooden counter top display with gilt lettering to the top, front and back, with two drawers, 56cm x 15cm x 28.5cm

1970s MUSHROOM TABLE LAMP in bright orange with a plastic shade and metal body, designed by Frank Bentler for Wila, 46cm high

CIRCA 1976 CAPTAIN FANTASTIC PINBALL MACHINE by Bally, based on the character played by Elton John in the film Tommy, with dual coin slots, illuminated back board and play area, mains operated and in working order, with working lock and key to front panel, 175.5 x 131.5cm

MULBERRY LEIGHTON HANDBAG in burgundy leather with polished gold-tone hardware, featuring a single flat leather top handle and two detachable shoulder straps, one leather and one chain, with a Rider's lock fastening and a suede lined interior, approximately 29cm high x 33cm wide x 14cm deep

VINTAGE SCOTTISH SHIPBUILDER'S BRASS PLAQUE marked 'No. 589 Scotts' Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd. Greenock', of rectangular form and mounted on wooden panel, 33cm x 50cm Note: The plaque is from yard 589, where Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering built the Diesel Naval Submarine, Trooper, in 1942. The firm was founded in 1711 and closed in 1993. The headquarters were in Greenock, Scotland and they built over 1250 ships on the Clyde.

G PLAN TEAK SIDEBOARD with four drawers, a pull down door and a pair of cupboard doors, standing on turned tapering supports, 79cm x 206cm x 46cm

PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS BENTWOOD CHAIRS with shaped and carved top rails above one piece pressed pierced backs and seats, standing on ring turned supports united by a turned stretcher (2) Note: This lot comes from Partick Methodist Church, Dumbarton Road, Glasgow.

BOKHARA RUG with a green ground and lozenge motifs, 157cm x 93cm