A mix of antiques and contemporary art has realised a total hammer price of £120,140 at a recent single-owner sale.

The auction, held by Tennants Auctioneers, showcased the selected contents of Bell Hall in Naburn.

The collection, amassed over several decades, included period oak furniture, folk art, 19th-century samplers, and Asian art.

Three Delft flower bricks featured in the auction tooThree Delft flower bricks featured in the auction too (Image: Supplied)

Modern and contemporary paintings, ceramics, and works of art, many with an animal theme, were also featured.

The top lot was a 17th-century Flemish verdure tapestry, which sold for £5,500.

Among other highlights, a 19th century portrait of a young girl holding a doll sold for £1,400, while three examples of English Delft flower bricks achieved hammer prices of £900, £650, and £420.

The top lot was a 17th-century Flemish verdure tapestry, which achieved a hammer price of £5,500The top lot was a 17th-century Flemish verdure tapestry, which achieved a hammer price of £5,500 (Image: Supplied)

Also in demand were three driftwood ornithological sculptures by Guy Taplin, two of which sold for £1,800 and one of which sold for £1,500.

The total sold rate was reportedly 99.7 per cent.