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Pair of Victorian Staffordshire figures, in the form of a Scottish couple, each on horseback and one with bagpipes, 30cm tall (2)

A 20th century set of bagpipes and a selection of musical related wares, including a Hohner marine band mouth organ, no 1896 Condition Report: Bagpipes have no apparent makers marks.

A Fattorini Golly with Bagpipes

A Set of vintage Scottish bagpipes. Comes with carry case.

A Set of small Scottish antique J & R Glen Edinburgh rosewood turned bagpipes. Together with a chanter.

A Pair of Gilt Metal Mounted Meissen Porcelain Figural Candelabra, late 19th/early 20th century, as a lady and gentleman in 18th century costume, she playing the hurdy-gurdy, he the bagpipes, on scroll moulded bases, crossed swords marks in underglaze, 33cm high, the leaf-sheathed sockets, leaf-scroll branches and columns on scroll cast bases, 68cm high overallCondition report: Figures with some old restoration and typical minor losses. Mounts with wear, scratching and minor dents.

Excellent Vintage Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet Loaded with ( 31 ) Good Charms. All Marked for Sterling Silver. Comprises Enamel Pair of Clogs, Bike, Elf FIgure, Clown Figure, Ship, Drum, Hedgehog, Mouse Drinking In a Cup, Horse and Carriage, Horse, Bagpipes, Set of Keys, Watering Can and Many More. Silver Weight 108.2 grams. All Charms and Bracelet In Excellent Condition.

A box containing a set of Junior playable bagpipes. a kilt, sporran etc.

A circa 1770 Derby porcelain figure of a man playing bagpipes beside his dog, height 17cm, together with a Dresden porcelain figure of a matador, and two other porcelain figures (4)

A pair of Bow figures of a bagpiper and a hurdy gurdy player: He in Columbine costume with blue and white striped breeches and pointed hat, his bagpipes under his arm. She with a hurdy gurdy on her knee, in floral white dress with pink overskirt and blue lined pink hat and yellow waistcoat. Both standing on flower encrusted shaped oval bases 12cm and 11.5 cm respectively with some damages.

Hugo Charlement (Austrian, 1850-1939)A pair of still life table scapesOne depicting bagpipes and books the other with a violin and ewerOli on canvasSigned and dated 187921cm x 28cm(2)Provenance:Sotheby's, London 19 November 1997, lot 217

A set of highland bagpipes: unsigned, the drones, blowpipe stock and chanter mounted with silver plated ferrules, together with a practice chanter, four additional bag covers sheet music and accessories.

A Meissen figure of a seated man playing the bagpipes, 8.5cm., and a similar group of a huntswoman with a hound, 13cm., late 19th century,incised model numbers 1752 and B74, crossed swords marks,8.5 cm and 13 cm high, some restoration

A Derby porcelain bocage figure of a gentleman playing bagpipes with a dog at his feet, on scroll base with gilt embellishments 20cm high (a/f)

18th Century Italian School, oil on canvas, Goats with a herdsman playing bagpipes and his dog in a landscape, unframed, 38 x 53cm

A spelter lamp figure playing bagpipes and another lamp girl with urn

A Martin Smith soprano ukulele and a set of Junior playable bagpipes.

EARLY VICTORIAN HAND COLOURED HUNTING PRINT TITLED ''A CHECK ON THE RAILWAY BANK'' & A MAPLE FRAMED PRINT OF DOGS & A SCOT PLAYING BAGPIPES

Lot of earthenware and porcelain objects, among others. plaque with coats of arms, Gouda Holland memorial plate, KLM ashtray, Gert de Rijk dish and statue of boy with bagpipes and lamb (various damage)

SET OF EARLY TO MID-20TH CENTURY BAGPIPES,tartan bag, cased with textbook sheet musicCondition report: The pipes are well worn, with some minor chips, also a split running the length of one section. No tears to the bag, though difficult to discern internal condition. Currently deconstructed. Additional images now available.

Set of modern bagpipes, together with a quantity of other various recorders and similar woodwind instrumentsCondition shows in photographs

A set of bagpipes.

A pair of Sampson porcelain bocage figure groups, one depicting a man in 18th Century dress playing the bagpipes with dog by his side, the other of a lady in 18th Century dress playing the lute, with sheep by her side, both with gold anchor mark to reverse

A Derby porcelain bocage figure of a gentleman playing bagpipes with a dog at his feet, on scroll base with gilt embellishments 20cm high (a/f)

A Derby porcelain figure of a gentleman playing bagpipes with a dog at his feet, with floral bocage decoration on scroll base with gilt embellishments, 22.5cm high (a/f - damage and repair)

PAIR OF MEISSEN FIGURES a large pair of late 19thc porcelain figures, the lady and gent holding bagpipes and a hurdy gurdy and on gilt scroll bases. Various damages, both with Crossed Swords Marks, and impressed numbers 1352 and 1351. 32.5cms high. (2)

A TALL MEISSEN FIGURE OF A SHEPHERDCirca 1755Modelled standing playing the bagpipes, a dog and lamb at his feet, 25.5cm highSome restoration to the brim of his hat and to the yellow ribbon. Some restoration to the bagpipes. Restoration to the sleeve of his jacket on his left hand. Some restoration around edges of his jacket. Some restoration to the blue bows on his knees and shoes. Restoration to his left shoe. Restoration to dog's right ear. Restoration to both ears of sheep and to its left hind leg.  Minor restoration around the base. Some restoration to the leaves and the leafy branch.

TWO MEISSEN FIGURES (2)Mid 18th centuryThe first modelled as a young man holding a basket of flowers and a posy, the second as a girl seated playing the bagpipes, blue crossed swords marks, 18cm and 12.5cm highMan- extensive restoration, including, the black bow tying his hair, his left shoulder, arm and hand, to the basket of flowers, his right, sleeve, cuff, hand and posy, his left shoe, applied branch, flowers and leaves.Girl- restoration to neck and chest, to both hands and bagpipes, to puce cape and to left foot

A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED UNMARKED HOLLOWCAST SOLDIER FIGURES, majority are standing figures playing the bagpipes, majority look to have been repainted but some with damage and wear

New Hall teapot, silver shape with a painted band, on a teapot stand; and a Creamware lidded jug; Derby tankard painted in the Imari palette; a pair of Dresden figures, man playing the bagpipes, and a lady playing a mandolin; German porcelain figure, lady with a basket of flowers; Belleek shell-moulded posy vase; Dresden cup and saucer; Dresden figure of cupid with a floral garland; sundry Victorian teaware; pair of Derby cups and saucers, painted in cobalt blue and gilt; Pearlware blue and white plate; miniature cabaret set.

19THC COLOUR PRINT OF A CROFTER PLAYING BAGPIPES TO HIS DOGS, IN GOOD QUALITY BIRD'S EYE MAPLE FRAME

A set of original vintage Lawrie made Scottish Highland / Military bagpipes. Turned wood chanter and drones, white metal mounts, red felt bag with silver trim and red tasselled cords. Lawrie Glasgow inscribed to the chanter stock. Housed in a wooden carry case.

A set of 20th Century Scottish Highland ' Lindsay ' bagpipes with a chanter whistle. Tartan covered bag with black hardwood pipes and silver mounts. The chanter whistle with bagpipe finger holes marked to the mouthpiece ' Elf Song Enchanter '. Housed in a black carry case.

Valentine. A papier-mâché heart-shaped patch box, c.1850, raised detail hand-painted with a boy playing bagpipes before a tower, approx. 6cm by 6cm

MEISSEN; a large late 19th century figure group representing a male playing the bagpipes beside a seated maiden playing a hurdy gurdy, with dancing figures and a seated couple sharing wine, raised on naturalistic plinth base, blue painted cross swords to the underside, height 47cm.Additional InformationOld restored chip to the base which has been regilded, losses to the floral encrusted decoration, the detachable tree has been heavily restored, the plaster joint has been broken into three pieces, one piece is missing. Restoration to the bagpipes and the hands of the figure playing them. Restoration and damage to the arms on both couple.

JUNIOR BAGPIPES

JUNIOR BAGPIPES

New Hall teapot, silver shape with a painted band, on a teapot stand; and a Creamware lidded jug; Derby tankard painted in the Imari palette; a pair of Dresden figures, man playing the bagpipes, and a lady playing a mandolin; German porcelain figure, lady with a basket of flowers; Belleek shell-moulded posy vase; Dresden cup and saucer; Dresden figure of cupid with a floral garland; sundry Victorian teaware; pair of Derby cups and saucers, painted in cobalt blue and gilt; Pearlware blue and white plate; miniature cabaret set.

A set of traditional bagpipes in hard case, with some accessories and ephemera etc Appears complete, good overall condition some age related wear.

A set of 1950s British army issue great highland bagpipes, Ordnance broad arrow marked and dated

Vintage 9ct gold & enamel scotsman playing bagpipes pendant /charm weight 3.3g

A rare Meissen ormolu-mounted figure of Harlequin with a 'Pass Glass', circa 1740Modelled by J.J. Kaendler, seated on a rocky mound drinking from a 'pass glass' in his right hand and holding goat bagpipes on his left arm, wearing a black beret, a half-turquoise and half-yellow tunic with purple bows, the yellow half reserved with playing cards, and trousers with one blue and one red leg, his black shoes with yellow ribbons, on a raised and pierced ormolu base with rockwork, foliage and scrollwork, 20cm high (right arm and horns restuck, minor restoration)Footnotes:The earliest reference to this model is in Kaendler's Arbeitsberichte (work notes) in October 1736, which describes a recumbent small dog next to the figure. Kaendler's Taxa of overtime work made between 1740 and 1748 records: '1 Arlequin, aufin Postament sitzend und einem Dudelsack in Händen habend, nebst einen Bass-Glass trinekend' [1 Harlequin seated on a pedestal and holding bagpipes in his hands, while drinking from a pass glass] (quoted by M. Chilton, Harlequin Unmasked (2001), no. 72, where the example in the Gardiner Museum, Toronto, is published, along with other recorded examples.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Meissen porcelain figure of a young girl playing the bagpipes, 19th century,after the model by J. J. Kändler, model 2558, crossed swords mark in blue, 12cm high

Victorian Staffordshire group of a Scotsman with bagpipes and his wife, H35cm, four other pieces of C19th Staffordshire ware

A Bow figure of a Piping Shepherd, circa 1765Of large size, modelled standing by a stump on a high scrolled base, wearing ornately coloured and gilt clothes, his hat at a rakish angle and blue coat billowing, bagpipes tucked under his left arm, a sheep and his faithful dog at his side, 17.3cm highThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Set of bagpipes (need new reeds)

Set of Scottish bagpipes in wooden boxCondition report: No discernible significant damage, just wear commensurate with age and use, chips to collars and generally some cosmetic deterioration

THREE BOXES INCLUDING VINTAGE HANDBAGS, LEATHER JACKETS, BAGPIPES ETC.

A SET OF BAGPIPES, A BOX OF VINTAGE TOYS, TWO VINTAGE RADIOS, AND AN ALDIS SLIDE PROJECTOR.

A BOW FIGURE OF A MUSICIAN, CIRCA 1760 modelled as a young man seated cross legged on a rocky mound playing the bagpipes, wearing a pointed hat and puce jacket above floral patterned breeches 13cm high, some restoration

A Derby porcelain figure seated playing bagpipes with a dog at his feet on a circular base, 19.5cm high

A set of Highland bagpipes, with a R.G. Lawrie chanter Condition Report: Available upon request

A set of 1/2 size bagpipes together with various chanters and bagpipe parts Condition Report: Available upon request

A PAIR OF FRENCH PATINATED BRONZE FIGURES (2)By Emile-Victor Blavier, Late 19th CenturyModelled as a young male musician with bagpipes and a female gardener, each signed to the cast 'E.blavier', 27cm highCondition report: Dirt and dust. The female needs to be resecured; cast in sections and the upper torso is loose. Otherwise in good order. 

MEISSEN; a late 19th century figure of a child playing bagpipes with lamb by their feet, painted marks to base, also bearing Adams of London paper label to base, height 14.5cm.Additional InformationRestoration to the upper section tips of fingers and stem of the bagpipe, also the bow on right shoulder, also the lamb's ear, also a section of the base approx 5 x 2cm, also the figure's left elbow and some losses to the encrusted detail.

BRASS SAMOVAR,35cm high, along with two brass inkwells, one modelled as a seated man, also including a cast metal figure of a knight in armour, a shield-shaped barometer and a wooden shield mounted with a figure of a man playing bagpipes, marked 'McLeod' (6)

Sale Item: CASED BAGPIPES REEDS ETC (AF) Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

Three boxes of assorted china and metalware to include: metal lidded serving dishes, a square Shelley plate decorated with black swags and fronds, a Delphine blue and white Oriental design china trio, boxed Royal Worcester Christmas day mug, cream Carlton Ware leaf shaped dish, 19th Century Staffordshire figurines to include; a pair of Staffordshire dogs, a flatback figure of a man on horseback and a Scotsman with bagpipes and dog, small pottery cheese bell and Wedgwood 'Imperial' porcelain plates etc. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE POTTERY GROUP EARLY 19TH CENTURY depicting rural pastimes, with a man playing bagpipes, accompanied by a woman playing with a dog, seated on a rocky mound with bocage, on a simulated marble plinth 19.8cm high Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

18th Century Italian School, oil on canvas, Goats with a herdsman playing bagpipes and his dog in a landscape, unframed, 38 x 53cm