The experts for the day were Anita Manning and Mark Stacey who arrived in a vintage Morris Minor.
Their Lots in the auction included a 9ct gold brooch set with turquoise which sold for £55, a silver bottle top in the form of a jockey with a Birmingham hallmark which sold for £25 and a 1930s art deco Crown Devon jar which sold for £55.
Mark Stacey's biggest success was with a rare Victorian ceremonial cased whistle with belcher chain and lionhead buckle that sold for an impressive £280 - making him a profit of £180 less commission and lotting fee.
The team were very pleased with the "roaring success" of the day and the programme is expected to be shown in the autumn.
