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A French rosewood and nickel plated bassoon by Triebert of Paris, two pieces numbered 4802, in fitted case, the top of the case indistinctly named 'R. Keen Bassoon G.W.V.A

Britains set 1288, Band of the Royal Marines early SECOND VERSION variation, full trousers, with same instrumentation as Coldstream Guards set 37: Drum Major, three Trombones, Bass Horn, three Euphoniums, four Trumpets, Side Drum, Bass Drum, Cymbals, four Clarinets, Fife and Bassoon (Condition Very Good, one helmet ball missing, bass drummer arms soldered, box Good, insert missing) 1933 (21)

Britains set 101, Mounted Band of the Household Cavalry (Condition Good, cymbalist horse leg repaired, top of bassoon and one clarinet mouthpiece missing, drum transfers badly flaked) 1957 (12)

Britains set 2014, US Marine Band, Winter Dress (Condition Excellent, one bass horn player and drum major missing, not matching bassoon, trombone, trumpet and two sousaphones added, bugler and sousaphones converted) 1952 (25)

Britains set 1720, Mounted Band of the Royal Scots Greys with Drum Horse in original ROAN box (Condition Very Good, top end of bassoon missing, box Very Good) 1959 (7)

Mid 19th century Bassoon with brass keys and turned ferrules, 54" long

Old unnamed bassoon with nickel keys and ferrules, with crook, fitted case

Renard Fox short reach bassoon, case

W. Schreiber & Sohne bassoon, within a fitted case with crook and cleaning rods

LOUIS MKIII BASSOON MADE FOR RUDALL CARTE & CO LONDON, RECENTLY RESTORED TO PLAYABLE CONDITION.

A Boosey and Hawkes Artia bassoon, cased, together with spare reed, cleaning brushes and tutor books

In excess of £1000 RRP in Sheet Music to include: 1990s Violin Examination Pieces, Flute, Rock Collections, Recorder Christmas Song Book, Concertina Pour Clarnette et Piano par Gabriel Grovlez, Graded Wind Music series new, pieces for Bassoon, Flutes of the Forest with Piano, Violin Exam Pieces etc.

Various loose Britains military figures comprising set 1603 Irish Free State Officer, 4 set 1791 Motorcycle Despatch Riders (2), set 1858 British Infantry with slung rifles (2), 1893 Sepoy, set 1894 Pilots (6), 2nd Grade British Infantry in steel helmets (11), set 2014 US Marine Corps bandsmen (5), VG, (28) Marines Bandsmen, 2 bass drummers, 2 officers, 1 bassoon.

Corton bassoon, no. 276, case (no crook)

Boosey & Hawkes Lafleur bassoon, no. 69, crook, case

Nine-keyed stained pear wood bassoon by and stamped Bilton, London, circa 1840, brass mounts and keys, with crook (repair to bassoon))

Nine-keyed stained pear wood bassoon by and stamped S.A. Chappell, 52 New Bond St W, brass mounts and keys, with crook

Six-keyed stained pear wood bassoon by and stamped Hale, with brass mounts and keys, with crook

A 20th century wooden bassoon, with nickel mounts, 130cm long

Britains (Petite Ltd) 5991 Scots Guards colour party with state colour, 5992 Scots Guards band set - bass drum, side drum, etc 5993 Scots Guards Duke of Connaught, 5994 Scots Guards band set - tenorhorn, trombone, clarinet, 00291 Scots Guards band set - Bassoon, Tenor drum, cymbols, etc boxed.

Contemporary King Tempo bassoon, case; also another old Boosey & Co bassoon, leather case and a contemporary child's quarter size violoncello with soft cover (3)

Composite Meissen Monkey Band, 20th Century, after the Rococo models by Johann Joachim Kandler and Peter Reinicker, the music playing monkeys, modelled respectively as conductor, 18.5cm; music stand; with kettle drums; with clarinet; with trumpet; with violin; four female singers; with bagpipe; with French horn; with flute; with drumsticks; with triangle; with signed drum; with mandolin; with guitar; with bassoon; a riding keyboard player; and with harp. (21)Footnote: According to tradition the group is held to be a caricature of the orchestra of Count Bruhl.

A CORTON BASSOON with impressed numbers 143 in original fitted case

A cased Boosey & Hawkes Imperial bassoon

19th Century/Friar Playing a Bassoon/oil on canvas, 24cm x 19cm

Britains loose set 101 Band of the Lifeguards, 1953 version with Musical Director, G-VG, 3 with faults, (12), bassoonist missing top of bassoon, tuba player, 1 trumpeter and kettle drummer with tiny black paint spray marks to undersides.

Six-keyed stained pearwood bassoon by John Cramer, London, c.1830, brass mounts and keys, length 1245mm., with modern crook by Jeremy Soulsby (2)

Six-keyed stained pearwood bassoon by George Miller, London, c1820, brass mounts and keys, length 1230mm., and a rosewood bassoon by Mahillon & Co.

Britains set 101, Mounted Band of the 1st Life Guards FIRST VERSION, red jackets, with bombardon, piccolo and drum horse (Condition Good, bassoon and one horse leg damaged, one clarinetist missing) 1899 (11)

A grand piano by M. A. Stein, Vienna, circa 1805 The cherry case stained to simulate a tropical hardwood, perhaps rosewood, the lower case sides with a later gilt metal band running below an inlaid fruitwood line, later brass beading to the perimeter of the lid. Raised on four later square tapered legs. The line inlaid nameboard with later applied gilt decorations flanking a white diamond shaped plaque within a gilt frame inscribed: André Stein d'Augsbourg à Vienne. The six octave keyboard FF-f4 with bone naturals and ebony capped accidentals. Viennese action with three knee levers controlling bassoon and damper combinations. FF-F Bichord, F#-f4 trichord. Ebonised single bridge. Length 217cm, width 115cm, case height including lid and leg blocks 31cm. Literature: The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee 1944-1981, p. 11, (19) G266SV. The Colt Clavier Collection Silver Jubilee 1944-1969, p. 8 G266SV. C. F. Colt with Anthony Miall, The Early Piano, p. 48 Provenance: Recorded on Oryx and recorded for the BBC archive.

An upright Lyraflügel by Schleip, Berlin, circa 1828 The mahogany veneered case, the silk-backed section above the keyboard in the form of a lyre with seven gilded 'strings' running vertically at the centre. The case surmounted by a pair of ormolu mythical beasts flanking an ormolu spray of fruit and foliage. Raised on four scrolling legs with lion's paw feet to the front. The mahogany nameboard inlaid with geometric stringing bearing an inset plaque inscribed: J. C. Schleip in Berlin. The six and a half octave keyboard DD-g4 with chamfered ivory naturals and ebony accidentals. Single bridge, escapement action, with three knee levers operating keyboard shift, bassoon and dampers. Width 120cm, depth 59cm, case height 209cm. Literature: The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee 1944-1981, p. 29, (99) U422SG. The Colt Clavier Collection Silver Jubilee 1944-1969, p. 22 U422SG. C. F. Colt with Anthony Miall, The Early Piano, p. 94. Provenance: According to Colt reputed to have come from Caernarvon castle.

A grand piano by Haschka, Vienna, circa 1825 The triple bentside book-matched walnut case, raised on three columnar legs decorated with gilded moulded collars. The walnut nameboard bearing a white plaque within a decorative gilt frame inscribed (later): Georg Haschka in Wien. According to Colt inscribed under the wrestplank: George Haschka. The six octave and seven note keyboard CC-g4 with bone naturals and ebony capped accidentals. Viennese action. Single bridge. Stretcher with a lyre and five pedals operating keyboard shift, bassoon, dampers, moderator and Janissary effects. Length 241cm, width 136cm, case height including lid and leg blocks 37cm. Literature: The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee 1944-1981, p. 19, (48) G340V. C. F. Colt with Anthony Miall, The Early Piano, p. 84. Provenance: Neupert collection and Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg. Recorded for the BBC archives and on Decca.

A square piano by Frey, Paris 1820. The flame mahogany case raised on four columnar legs with brass collars on a curved crossed stretcher base. The curved ash nameboard with a glass plaque within a gilt frame bearing (either side of a regal crest) the inscription: de Frey Père &Fils, Brevetes Leurs Altesses Royales, Monsieur Frère du Roi, Mme. Duchess d'Angoulême, Mme. la Duchesse de Berry & de S. A. S., Mme. la Duchesse Douairiére d'Orleans, L. Vieille Rue du Temple hôtel des Ambassadeurs d'Hollande, No. 51 À PARIS. 1820. The six octave keyboard FF-f4 with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals. One knee lever and five pedals, mounted on a lyre, operating a buff stop, dampers, moderator, bassoon and drum. Width 171cm, depth 73cm, case height including lid 29cm. Literature: The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee 1944-1981, recent additions, (66a) S343F. Provenance: Purchases at Sotheby's 7th April 1982.

A square piano by Erard, Paris, 1804 The mahogany panelled case with a quarter-round gilt metal moulding around the skirting, raised on four turned tapered legs with brass collars and turned brass feet. The maple nameboard cross-banded with satinwood and inlaid with simple stringing inscribed: Erard Freres, Rue Du Mail N.37. à Paris 1804. The five and a half octave keyboard FF-c4 with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals. Inscribed in ink on the soundboard: Erard Freres à Paris 1804 / No 6075. Double action. Four pedals, mounted on back leg stretcher; according to Colt they controlled 'Sustaining, Bassoon, Buff, Celeste'. The piano retains its original two piece internal cover. Serial number 6075 Width 164cm, depth 61cm, case height including lid 25cm. Literature: The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee 1944-1981, p. 25, (66) S343EF. The Colt Clavier Collection Silver Jubilee 1944-1969, p. 19, (66) S343EF. C. F. Colt with Anthony Miall, The Early Piano, p. 50. Provenance: Documented in the Erard Archives held at the Cité de la Musique in Paris, inv. no. 2009.5.41, Element 67, and inv. no. 2009.5.101, Element 195. Once the property of Arnold Dolmetch whilst a student in Brussels. Recorded for the BBC archives.

A grand piano by Louis Dulcken, Munich, circa 1816 The case veneered with walnut matched panels raised on four square tapered Walnut veneered legs. The nameboard with pen & ink work on a Maple ground inscribed: Louis Dulcken, et fils, Munich. The six octave keyboard FF-f4 with bone naturals and stained accidentals. Viennese action. Bichord to e3 and trichord above. Continuous ebonised bridge. Lyre mounted on the front leg stretcher, the latter with four pedals operating bassoon, keyboard shift, moderator and sustain. Length 230cm, width 119cm, case height including lid and leg blocks 34cm. Literature: C. F. Colt with Anthony Miall, The Early Piano, p. 64.

A Meissen style monkey band, 19th century, including drummer boy, bagpipe player, French horn, trumpet, bassoon, pipe, fiddle players, and the conductor and stand, scissor mark, musicians 13cm high, conductor 18cm high (10), together with various further Continental monkey band figures and two music stands, the largest 7cm high

A Boosey & Hawkes Emperor bassoon, cased.

Four small German porcelain figures, 18th century and later, including two Meissen figures of dancing girls, a Meissen figure of a musician holding a bassoon, and a Berlin figure of Leo or August, modelled as a boy standing before a basket of fruit, blue crossed swords and sceptre marks, some damages, 13.5cm max. (4)

A cased Linten bassoon. CONDITION REPORT Most levers spring back, one on the central piece appears unresponsive, some keys are clearly missing, rubbing scratches and losses to the woodwork.

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Bassoon Player, circa 1755, standing on a scroll moulded base, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, 14.5cm high; and A Similar Figure of a Shepherdess, circa 1755, standing, a sheep at her feet, on a mound base, 14.5cm high (2)

Composite set of Meissen Affenmusiker, 20th Century, after the Rococo models by Johann Joachim Kaendler and Peter Reinicker, the music playing monkeys, modelled respectively as conductor, 18.5cm; music stand; with kettle drums; with clarinet; with trumpet; with violin; four female singers; with bagpipe; with French horn; with flute; with drumsticks; with triangle; with signed drum; with mandolin; with guitar; with bassoon; a riding keyboard player; and with harp. (21)Footnote: According to tradition the group is held to be a caricature of the orchestra of the Count of Bruhl.

Cased Lignatone stripped wood bassoon, made in Czechoslovakia

A Russian monkey band figure of a bassoon player, late 19th century, Kornilov Brothers Manufactory, St Petersburg, 1880-1917, with marks to base, 14.5cm high, together with another similar figure of a horn player, no marks to base, (2) CONDITION REPORT: Bassoon player- Bassoon is broken and re-glued at mouth and ends, restoration to face chip to base of trumpeter, Also trumpeter has glue residue to end of his trumpet, figure has minor loss to fingers, chip to underside of base,

French bassoon by and stamped Buffet Crampon á Paris, case

Bassoon by Mahillon & Co., London, stamped Mahillon & Co., London, made at their Brussels works, fitted within an old leather case

Five piece porcelain 'monkey band' - some with blue crossed swords marks to base CONDITION REPORT Consists of: Monkey with triangle (triangle restored) and hand re-glued. Violinist (bow restored). Drummer (both drumsticks restored). Monkey with piccolo (restored). Monkey with bassoon (restored)

A Meissen porcelain Kapelle Gallant orchestra, comprising sixteen pieces as follows; the Conductor, the Flute Player, the Male Singer, the Bassoon Player, the Cello Player, the Note Reader, the Mandolin Player, the Clarinet Player, the Hurdy-Gurdy Player, 2x the Violin Player, the Trumpet Player, 3x the Female Singer, and the Harp Player, the tallest 15cm, each with underglaze blue crossed sword marks verso, various incised and impressed numbers, 20th century Condition Report / Extra Information Male Singer with small chip to left cuff.Otherwise no apparent faults throughout.

Heyde No.2 size seated Military Band in original box with written in title "Engl Music-Corps No 399", possibly intended as the Kneller Hall School of Military Music, Conductor and Percussionist standing with music stand, bass drum and snare drum on chair, seventeen seated musicians: Glockenspiel, two Trombones, Bass Horn, Bombardon, two Euphoniums, three French Horns, three Trumpets, three Clarinets and Bassoon, seven triple music stands (one damaged) and seventeen chairs (six damaged) (G-F, box F-P) 1899 (46)

Britains set 37, Band of the Coldstream Guards FIRST VERSION, slotted arms, in original box (G, missing one trombone, one euphonium, one trumpet, two clarinets and bassoon, box P) with a FIRST VERSION 'pigeon toed' Grenadier Guard side drummer from set 34 (F) 1900 (16)

Erwin Bogaert,'The Kiss',signed and dated '95,acrylics on canvas,76 x 51 cm*this artwork features on the cover of the Master of Art Mozart 'Bassoon Concerto-Divertimento' album

Britains set 37, Band of the Coldstream Guards THIRD VERSION, gaitered drummers (G, drum major, one trombonist, bassoon arms and side drumstick missing, red plumes worn or overpainted) 1930 (19)

An Early Boosey & Hawkes Excelsior Sonorous Class Bassoon no. 15000 with original leather case

9 Britains Items. The D-Day Landings set 8831, 10 figures. The Centenary Collection set – 13th Hussars and The Royal Fusiliers 8813. The Kings Own Scottish Borderers 8962, 6 figures. 6x Queen Victoria series Scots Guards sets - Colour Party with State Colour 5991, Band Set – Bass Drum, Side Drum, Oboe 5992. Duke of Connaught 5993. Band Set – Tenor Horn, Trombone, Clarinet 5994. Band Set – Bassoon, Tenor Drum, Cymbals 00291. Band Set – Circular Bass, Tenor Sax, Euphonium 00292. All boxed. Contents As new.

Artia bassoon with reed, vocal and strap, also fitted case and tutorials.

B & H 400 BASSOON stamped on boot: Made for Boosey & Hawkes, Made in Czech Republic, the bass, tenor and boot pieces marked 139, the bell marked: 5 2467, the body of maple and the keys nickel plated, in case, with accessories including Bird hand rest

A 19th century brass mounted bassoon, 126cm long

A Meissen monkey band,19th century, including drummer boy, bagpipe player, French horn, trumpet, bassoon, pipe, fiddle players, and the conductor and stand, scissor mark,musicians 13cm highconductor 18cm high (10)

French eleven keyed bassoon by and stamped Savary Jeune, Paris, dated 1842

English bassoon by and stamped Rudall Carte & Co, 23 Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, circa 1890, no. 639

German bassoon, circa 1900, stamped no. 623