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A grand piano by Joseph Johann Brodmann, Vienna, circa 1815, the case veneered in walnut and stained red in imitation of mahogany, with bevelled front corners, the six octave keyboard, FF to f4, with bone naturals and ebony accidentals, Viennese action, trichord stringing throughout on a single bridge, the front legs linked by a stretcher carrying four pedals and an ebonised lyre, the pedals controlling una corda, bassoon, moderator and the damper lift, the moderator also controlled by a knee lever, with music desk, on four later square tapered legs. Inscribed on a ceramic plaque within a gilt-metal frame Brodmann in Wien Josephstadt No 40. Length 7ft 5 7/8in, 227.7cm; width 3ft 11in, 119.4cm Provenance There is an undocumented tradition that this piano once belonged to Carl Maria von Weber who owned another piano by Brodmann now in the Musikinstrumenten-Museum, Berlin (Clinkscale, No. 10). The instrument once formed part of the collection of the Czech soprano Ema Destinnová (Emmy Destinn, 1878-1930). Literature Clinkscale, p. 58, No. 9 Discography 2013 Weber: Variations on an Original Theme Op. 2, Six Pieces for Piano Duet Op. 10 and Piano Sonata No. 1 in C Op. 24., with Duncan J. Cumming, Centaur Records CRC 3231 Restoration history 1981 Christopher Nobbs (legs, pedals and lyre copied from the Brodmann mentioned above) Current pitch A=430Hz

GWENLLIAN DAVIES (20TH CENTURY) A bassoon player, signed, oils on canvas, 54 x 42cm

Britains bandsmen from set 101, 1st version slotted arm, non-matching set, drummer, trom­bonist (2), euphonium, bombardon, trumpet (2), cymballist, fife, clarinet (2), bassoon, generally F (12) officer with small hole right side beneath saddle pack, 1 trooper with repaired shoulder, 1 horse with small hole at rear, printers box repaired at all corners with 'invisible' sellotape, replacement inner, lid ends replaced, label G,

Britains set 37 Full Band of the Coldstream Guards, set not matching, F-G (21) trombone (4), euphonium (3), bandmaster, flautist, (2), side drummer (3), cymballist, bassoon, trumpeter (3), 3 replaced scabbards, 1 restuck head, bassoon, side drummer and trombone damaged but complete, otherwise all slightly playworn but complete,

Britains set 230 US Sailors, non-matching set, F, Whisstock box, F, US Military Police, G (17 inc box) trombone (2), euphonium (3), tuba, trumpet (4), bassoon, side drummer (2), bass drummer, clarinet (4), flute, cymballist, bandmaster, 3 repaired, others complete though playworn, a few retouched,

Britains Coldstream Guards at present, officers (2), ORs (20), generally G, 3 F (22) 2 clarinet, bass drummer, cymbal, 2 euphonium, 2 tuba, 2 trombone, 4 trumpet, bassoon. Drummer with 3 repaired legs, 1 detached but present, 1 clarinetist repaired leg,

Berliner records: E7850 (10.19.98) W.Squire: Serenade, original envelope; E7554 (9.28.98) Cooper (bassoon): The Lass of Richmond Hill (2)

A bronze five piece monkey band, 20th century, possibly Austrian, four of the cold painted figures humorously modelled playing different instruments, comprising of violin, bassoon, horn, cymbals and drum, while another monkey perches on a drum and conducts, also to include a music stand, each measuring from approximately 5.5cm - 3cm high (6)

Late 19th / early 20th century bassoon by Hawkes & Son, London, with accessories, in original leather carrying case

Good Heckel bassoon, stamped Heckel, Biebrich to four joints, stamped no. 4340 beneath the cap, crook, hard case

BASSOON IN BOOSEY AND CO. FITTED LEATHER CASE

A Bundy bassoon by Selmer, model 1432, in case, with spare reeds

An early 20th Century black leather cased Bassoon musical instrument by Boosey & Hawkes, sold with original paperwork.

W Milhouse 19th Century Rosewood Baroque/Classical Bassoon, with six brass keys, brass collars and mouthpiece (needs attention)

Lark bassoon, made in China, no. M4010, case

Louis MKIII for Rudall Carte & Co. Ltd bassoon, no. 9807, case

*Contemporary La Fleur bassoon, case (a.f)

*Contemporary La Fleur bassoon, case (a.f)

*Contemporary Corton bassoon, case (a.f)

*Contemporary Corton bassoon, case (a.f)

Contemporary Louis Standard bassoon, made for Rudall Carte & Co, no. 276, case

Britains Set 37 Band Of The Coldstream Guards (1934) consisting of Drum major (mace lacking ball) and 20 musicians: 2xtuba, 3xtrombone, 3xeuphonium, 4xcornet, flute, cymbals, bass drum, side drum, 3xclarinet and bassoon (generally G) (21)

An early 20c German porcelain monkey band comprising nine figures playing violin, bagpipes, French horn, cello, fife and tabor, trumpet, bassoon, clarinet and a conductor with arms outstretched, each in brightly coloured 18c style dress, supported by tree stumps on shaped circular scroll moulded bases with gilt highlights, each figure with blue underglazed scissors mark to base, the largest figure 6.5""h, circa 1900, some figures a/f.

An Italian `Soprani di Silviod Recanati` Piano Accordion, numbered 41/120/3/5.5+2, with grey pearl body, five buttons-Celeste, Bandon, Master, Clarinet and Bassoon, cased

Rosewood and nickel plated bassoon, numbered 2.DVN.17, 128cms.

A Continental porcelain figure from a monkey band, 20th century, wearing a green hat with a red feather and playing the bassoon, blue crowned N mark, and a pair of Continental white-glazed figures of pierrots, 14cm max. (3)

A Boosey & Sons bassoon

A Dresden porcelain monkey band, 20th century, each raised on a rococo scroll base, printed mark, comprising conductor, violinist, cellist, flautist, trumpeter, drummer, horn player, harpist, trombonist, bassoon player, guitarist (a/f broken), and a singer, largest 13cm high. (12)

Old Heckel maple bassoon, overall length 52 3/4", 134cm, crook, case

Old Heckel maple bassoon, no. 4296, overall length 52 3/4", 134cm, old crook, case

Old rosewood bassoon by and stamped Buffet Crampon & Cie, A. Paris, no. 1843

Bassoon by and stamped Hawkes & Son Denman Street, Piccadilly Circus, London, 48, circa 1900, with crook

Rare late nineteenth century German bassoon with simulated rosewood body and nickel furniture, ivory bell ring, crooks numbered 1 and 2, body signed - R. Lange, Wiesbaden, in a fitted case with accessories. R. Lange flourished as a musical instrument maker 1890 - 1900

Four Vienna porcelain Figures, third quarter of the 19th century, forming a dance, two boys playing a flute and a bassoon, along with girls dancing, gilt rococo bases, underglaze blue shield marks, damage and restoration (4)

Britains set 1287 Band of the Line in service dress, comprising drum major, cymballist, bassoon, bass drummer, side drummer, flautist, bass horn, trumpeter (6) euphonium (5) clarinet (7) trombone (5) generally G (30) minor chips to most figures, but no damage, 1 trombonist arms loose,

18 rare 1930’s German composition NSDAP bandsmen. Made by Lionel and Elastolin etc, Including bass drummer, side drummer, cymbals, clarinets, trumpets, French horn, bassoon, lyre etc. All marching in brown uniform with swastika arm bands. Complete with a standard bearer and the ‘Musiker mit einteiligem Schellenb.’ GC for age, one damaged. Others mostly minor cracking only. See Plate 2

Old Boosey & Co rosewood bassoon stamped Boosey & Co, Makers, London, no. 24511, Guaranteed British Make, overall length 49 1/2", 125.50cm, crook (no case)

Good eight keyed bassoon probably by Preston, London, circa 1795

Old Heckel maple bassoon stamped Heckel, no. 3752, overall length 52.5", 133.50cm, original crook, rounded ended case

Old Heckel maple bassoon circa 1930, stamped Heckel, Biebrich, Sole Agent for U.S.A. Carl Fischer, New York, no. 5985, overall length 53", 134.50cm, crook, case

Old Heckel maple bassoon stamped Heckel, overall length 53", 135cm, cased *In need of extensive restoration

Eight-keyed maple bassoon by Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Grenser, Dresden, circa 1810, brass mounts, brass keys with circular covers on saddle mounts. with two later crooks, in fabric wallet, stamped H. Grenser, Dresden with the device of a crown and a further indecipherable stamp on the tenor joint, overall length 51 9/16", 131cm

Sixteen-keyed rosewood bassoon by J. Mollenhauer & Sohne, Fulda circa 1880, nickel-silver mounts and keywork, boot bores joined by brass U-tube with sprung outer cap, with crook, overall length 50 1/8", 157.2cm (2) Stamped I. Mollenhauer & Se, Fulda on each joint.

Bassoon (antique circa 1904/5) by Boosey & Co serial No. 1640 in dark rosewood, plated keys with cylindrical leather case in good all round condition

A 19th century French rosewood bassoon

A Mahillon & Co. rosewood bassoon, late 19th century, with nickel keys and mounts, stamped 'Gold Medal Paris 1878, C. Mahillon & Co, London, made at their Brussels works', all within a fitted case, 128.7cm

Rosewood bassoon with French fingering in case John Grey & Sons

Rosewood bassoon by and stamped Hawkes & Son Denman Street, Piccadilly Circus, London, no. 34

Gerald Hoffnung: a cartoon drawn for an eleven year old Stamford School pupil in his 1945 school drawing book, he remembers his art master coming into lessons with a bassoon, in an album filled with wartime drawings.

A Carl Thieme part monkey band, late 19th century, after Meissen, and a French porcelain model of a monkey singer, modelled with various instruments including the harp, bassoon and drum, and with colourfully enamelled attire, blue printed marks, restoration to the French figure, 16cm max. (7)

A Hawkes & Son four piece rosewood bassoon, early 20th century, cased with two boxes of reeds.

Good French rosewood bassoon by and stamped Cabart A Paris, with German silver mounts and keys, three crooks, length 132.1cm, leather case *Ex lot 47 from The MacGillivray Collection Sale at Sotheby`s New Bond Street on Thursday 8th November 1979

A Victorian oil on canvas painting `The Bassoon Player` in an ornate gilt frame.

A rosewood and nickel mounted cased Kohlert, Prague bassoon together with a quantity of books and accessories.

A small framed oil on canvas: Bassoon Player.

A 19th century bassoon. 127cm.

A 19th French rosewood cased bassoon, nickel mounts inscribed J.T.L Concord Thibouville - Lamy London, Made in Paris, in blue felt lined case.

Christoph Erler, Vienna (c1815) From the collection of the late Donald Adcock An important 7ft 5in Viennese grand in a walnut veneered case with a double-bent side and angled tail. 6-octave keyboard FF to f4, with a Viennese action and four pedals controlling una corda, sustaining, bassoon and moderator stops. This pianoforte was made for Princess Esterhazy and was originally at the Schloss Eisenstadter. It is recorded in the castle inventory and still bears the inventory label. Originally purchased for the estate by by Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Haydn`s successor in the service of Princess Esterhazy, for the use of the young Princesses. It was bought by Donald Adcock in a Sotheby`s sale in 1988. (See front cover and inside colour illustration)

Buddig Anwylini Pughe Playing the Bassoon Watercolour, signed 1886, 34 x 23cm

A Rosewood `V.K.S` Bassoon, with nickel silver fittings and keys, cleaning brush, in its original fitted leathercloth case