Lot 459 - * Lace. Four large pieces of Venetian Gros Point, probably 17th century

Lot 460 - * Luggage. A hat trunk, Paris: Lebel Stritter, early 20th century, & 2 top hats, tailcoats & shirts

Lot 461 - * Ottoman Embroidery. A fine metalwork embroidered kaftan once owned by Eric Clapton, 19th century

Lot 462 - * Quilt. A Victorian patchwork coverlet, mid 19th century

Lot 463 - * Sampler. An 18th century needlework by Deborah Sparke, 1745

Lot 464 - * Samples. A collection of fabric and wallpaper samples and designs, late 19th-20th century

Lot 465 - * Sewing. A mid 18th century layette pinwork pincushion, & one other similar

Lot 466 - * Sewing. A pinwork pincushion, 1787

Lot 467 - * Sewing. An 18th century pinwork pincushion, & 4 others

Lot 468 - * Shawl. A Dehliwork shawl, circa 1850s

Lot 469 - * Shawl. A fine Indian Delhi shawl, mid 19th century

Lot 470 - * Shawl. A Regency shawl embroidered with the Prince of Wales's feathers, early 19th century

Lot 471 - * Shawl. A Spitalfields changeable silk shawl, circa 1820-30, & 3 others similar

Lot 472 - * Shawl. A Spitalfields silk stole, circa 1810-20

Lot 473 - * Shawl. A Spitalfields silk stole, circa 1810-20, & 2 others

Lot 474 - * Shawl. A striped long shawl (Khatraaz Dochella), probably North India, early-mid 19th century

Lot 475 - * Shawl. A woven square shawl, possibly Norwich, circa 1820, & 2 turnover shawls

Lot 476 - * Shawl. An embroidered Kashmir shawl, early-mid 19th century

Lot 477 - * Shawl. Two large pashmina panels, Kashmir, circa 1815-20

Lot 478 - * Sudan. Two Sudanese jibbas from the Madhist State era, circa 1880s-1890s

Lot 479 - * Table Linen. A large damask tablecloth woven for Margaret Copland Blair, 1797, & others

Lot 480 - * Taiwan. A collection of items, English Presbyterian Missionary Society, late 19th/early 20th century

Lot 481 - * Tapestry. A 19th century tapestry curtain with hunting scene, & a tapestry panel

Lot 482 - * Textile Samples. A large album of various 16th-19th century samples & 17th c. chalice veil

Lot 483 - * Tibet. A Tibetan yak wool shawl or hanging, early-mid 19th century

Lot 484 - * Advertising Fan. Zig Zag trick fan for D.L. Clark Co., Japan: circa 1910, & other advertising fans

Lot 485 - * Advertising Fans. A collection of fans promoting champagne, French, early 20th century

Lot 486 - * Allegorical Fan. Neptune and Amphitrite enthroned in their sea kingdom, Dutch, circa 1840

Lot 487 - * Billotey. Painted folding fan, J. Duvelleroy, circa 1890, & another painted fan

Lot 488 - * Boer War Fan. A commemorative palmette or Jenny Lind fan, circa 1900, & other fans

Lot 489 - * Bullfighting Fan. A double-sided lithographed fan with scenes of bullfighting, Spain, circa 1850s

Lot 490 - * Decorative Fan. A hand-painted and pierced lace paper fan, circa 1800

Lot 491 - * Decorative Fan. A hand-painted fan depicting children and birds, circa 1870

Lot 492 - * Decorative Fan. A spangled painted fan, Paris: Benjamin Lachelin, circa 1900, & other fans

Lot 493 - * Decorative Fan. Hand-painted fan with spangles, [Mrs Catherine] Clarke, Fan Maker, circa 1780

Lot 494 - * Glasgow School. An unused embroidered fan leaf, circa 1910

Lot 495 - * Greek Revival Fan. A decorative fan, circa 1790-1810

Lot 496 - * Historical Fan. The Eruption of Vesuvius at Night, 15th June 1794, Naples, Italy, circa 1794

Lot 497 - * Lace Fan. A Victorian Brussels lace fan, & other lace fans

Lot 498 - * Love Token Fan. Alziane, Ou Le Pouvoir de l'Amour, French, circa 1760-1780

Lot 499 - * Military School Fans. Five fans printed for ESM Saint-Cyr, France: 1911-1921, & 2 others

Lot 500 - * Redon (Georges, 1869-1943). A group of advertising fans

Lot 501 - * Royalty Fan. A fan commemorating Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, 1887

Lot 502 - * The New Caricature Dance Fan for 1794, Publish'd as the Act directs Novr. 10th. 1793

Lot 503 - * Verdevoye (Eugène, 1856-1926). A painted folding fan

Lot 504 - * WWI Fan. Flags of the Allies, circa 1916

Lot 505 - * An Egyptian Limestone Funerary Stela, circa 1900 BC

Lot 506 - * Egyptian Limestone Talatat Relief, circa 1350 BC