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A George III silver rectangular vinaigrette by William Parker, London 1801 A George III silver rectangular vinaigrette by William Parker, London 1801, engraved with an overall chequered pattern, a vacant reserve to the cover the gilt interior with a grille engraved and pierced with a cello, a horn and foliage, 3.8cm (1 1/2in) long View on bloomsburyauctions.com

A Peter Bain 7/8 cello, in the manner of Nathaniel Cross, slight damage, cased, with a silver mounted R V Bennigsen cello bow

A GERMAN CELLO, late 18th century, the fascia with notched sound holes, ebony finger board, turned rosewood keys, two piece back, interior labelled ""Repaired by A C Lancaster .... 5 Smith Street, Colne 1919 (?)"", in a scratch built stained wood case with bow, length of back 29"", overall length 48

CELLO STYLE CHESTS, a pair, with four small drawers and a compartment below, 154cm H x 51cm x 34cm. (2) (with faults)

A Lionel Hepplewhite full size Cello, Stradivari model with a Herm W. Prell bow in a white Stevenson flight case

A Beuscher full size Cello in padded cover, bearing label

A Jerome Thibouville Lamy & Co full size Cello in a padded case, bearing label

A B & H 400 2/3rd size cello made in Czechoslovakia with travelling case

An Amphora porcelain table centrepiece, late 19th/early 20th Century, modelled as a peasant woman holding a circular basket, standing beside a square naturalistic vase, on a rectangular base, printed and impressed factory marks including `4556` to base, height approx 30.5cm, together with two Continental porcelain figure groups, one modelled as a couple playing chess, the other modelled as a lady seated at a harpsichord flanked by a lady playing a lute and a gentleman playing a cello (faults).

Silver pill box in the form of a cello, Chester 1909, Boaz Moses Landeck, 30 grams, 8.5cm

A collection of violin and cello bows, all apparently unnamed

A late 19th century hardwood cello chair with painted floral and foliate depictions, raised on turned legs and stretcher supports

A Nao Figure of a young girl playing a cello, 20cm high

A cased miniature violin/cello; with partial label to the inside of the case - La Premier piece de l`apprent Martin Cultier de la Royale Vienna Aletees Paris.

A cello (lacking strings)

A 19th Century cello with scroll shaped head stock, and a Nicholas Duchene bow CONDITION REPORTS Length of back approx. 75.5 cm excluding button, sides with numerous large splits and chips, and edges with heavy wear, chips and losses, table with numerous large splits and areas of filler, overall heavily scuffed, scratched and chipped, finger board has fallen off, pegs have had base style metal bracket screw fittings added and screwed onto the side of the scroll, some separating and lifting at cracks and splits, back appears to have some block repairs which have been glued into place to the interior, bridge is loose and unbranded, bow with wear and scuffs and stick not quite true.

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.

Patrick Procktor RWS RE RA, British 1936-2003- Figures on a terrace; watercolour, signed, inscribed 'Lucca" and dated 67 in pencil, signed, 35x50cm., (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite) CONDITION REPORT: hinge mounted unframed verso with three remnants of cello tape on the paper reverse which has browned the contacted sheet left edge is unevenly cut which appears to be the artist intention in the lower left edge there is a section of paper loss with rough torn edges approx 1x17cm, which also appears to have been the intension of the artist, this section is below the signature and not visible when the mount is in place overall good condition

(lot of 3) Continental porcelain monkey orchestra members in the style of Meissen, 19th century, consisting of a cello player, violin player, and flutist, each depicted in colorful 18th century attire and resting on Rococo style circular plinths with gilt accents, having underglaze blue crossed swords marks, tallest 5.25""h

Three 19th Century Cello Bows, together with a violin bow, no makers stamps (4)

A late 18th / early 19th century English cello, bow and hard case. Length of back 77 cm

19TH CENTURY VIOLIN in distressed condition having one piece 14 3/16"" (36cm) back (neck detached) IN CASE WITH CELLO and THREE OTHER BOWS

A 20th Century German cello with figured two piece back, back measurement excluding button 30ins, 48.5ins overall, in blue fabric case

Two Nao figural table lamps one modeled as a young girl beside a basket, the second is a younger girl with a cello (2).

George Sigmund John Gottlieb Facius, after Benjamin West (1738-1820), MR WEST AND FAMILY Stipple engraving, published by John Boydell, 1779 image 50.5 x 64.5cm; and another James McArdell, after Thomas Jenkins (1722-1798), BENJAMIN HALLET PLAYING A CELLO Mezzotint, trimmed to margin 43 x 30.5cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Not viewed out of frames. Western family: Crease to left side. Stain obvious in top margin - maybe watermark. Benjamin Hallet: Layed down and trimmed. Staining to right hand corner and top.

A CELLO BOW with mother of pearl inset ebony frog, 71.5cm, 84g

TWO CELLO BOWS, 71.5cm 1 x 75g 1 x 82g with octagonal stick, together with TWO VIOLIN BOWS

Hungarian cello with hard case by Peter Wirth, Switzerland, including bow and soft case

A TATRA BY ROSETTI CELLO, and bow (2)

A MICHAEL POLLER PRODUCATOR CELLO

An unusual white metal and amber cello brooch, the mount stamped 925.

White Friars amber tinted vase, cello shaped, 19cm.

Britannia Romana This handsome map shows the British Isles during the era of Roman rule. Iron Age tribes are located, as are numerous towns. Hadrian`s Wall is depicted and various associated forts are named. The title cartouche is emblazoned onto a shield. On watermarked paper with light offsetting and remnants of cello tape on verso and along the edges on recto. There is moderate toning that is mostly confined to the blank margins. 13.9 W x 16.9 H Morden, Robert 1695

[Lot of 4] London to Birmingham by Buckingham and Banbury [and] [Untitled - Road map from Wendover to Caughton] [and] A Map of Buckinghamshire North West from London [and] Buckinghamshire A. London to Birmingham by Buckingham and Banbury, by Carrington Bowles, from Paterson`s Itinerary, dated 1785, black and white (3.5 x 6.5""). The recto of this sheet contains a strip map from Tring through Aylesbury to Bicester. The verso shows a strip map from Chalfont St. Peter through Amersham and Aylesbury to Padbury, just a few miles south of Buckingham. In the bottom margin on both sides are keys identifying the proprietors of various locations on the maps. Condition: A fine impression on watermarked paper. (A+)B. [Untitled - Road map from Wendover to Caughton], by Owen & Bowen, from Britannica Depicta or Ogilby Improved, circa 1720, black and white (4 x 6.2""). This strip map depicts the road from Wendover through Alesbury, Buckingham, Banbury, and Stratford upon Avon, to Caughton. Notes regarding each of the towns along the map are included, and on verso is the coat of arms of Banbury. Condition: Watermarked paper with very light toning. (B+)C. A Map of Buckinghamshire North West from London, by Thomas Badeslade, from Chorographia Britanniae, dated 1742, hand color (5.9 x 5.8""). This miniature map depicts Buckinghamshire showing roads, towns, rivers, and topography. At left is information for each of the towns regarding the number of members they send to Parliament and days on which there are markets and fairs. Condition: Light toning with remnants of cello tape along edges of sheet on verso. (B+)D. Buckinghamshire, by Anonymous, circa 1720, hand color (4.1x 4.1""). This tiny map of Buckinghamshire shows towns and includes a triangular distance table. Condition: A few spots of foxing. (B+) See description above. 1720-85

Arbuckles` Illustrated Atlas of Fifty Principal Nations of the World A nice example of this unusual atlas that was designed to advertise Arbuckles Coffee. The atlas is printed on loose pages held together with original twisted string tie. This oblong 4to atlas has 12 sheets, each with four beautiful chromolithographic maps. The front pictorial wrapper has a map of Palestine plus the western hemisphere with numerous cherubs around the bottom. The rear wrapper has a map of Brazil plus a view of the Arbuckle`s factory and two finely dressed women enjoying Arbuckle`s coffee. Text on facing page describes the map. Beginning in the mid-1880`s, the Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Company began to include advertising cards, commonly referred to as ""trade cards"" in packages of their coffee. This was a common device used by companies of the time to tout the virtues of their products. But the Arbuckle company carried the concept a step further and created a series of very desirable images. They then encouraged their customers to collect the entire series of cards and to trade cards with their neighbors in order to complete their sets. Thus, ""trade"" cards began to evolve into ""trading"" cards. Arbuckles issued a great variety of cards including birds, animals, cooking, satire, sports and maps. The map series, U.S. States and Nations of the World, were extremely popular. Both series were reissued in album format, available from the company as a mail-order premium. These fascinating cards and albums are still actively collected today, more than 120 years after they were issued. The original Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Company, on the other hand, vanished from the scene over 60 years ago. The maps are very good to near fine with the first two sheets containing small edge tears that just enter the image at top. There is a minor extraneous crease along the upper left portion of all sheets, and both covers are heavily chipped with a portion of the back cover missing. The front cover is separated and the back cover is loosely attached with cello tape. 7 W x 11.2 H Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Co., 1889

A small collection of ceramic ornaments to include a German figure of a girl playing a cello and others

ANATOLE KRASNYANSKY [B. 1930], SERIGRAPH ON PAPER, 26" X 34", "CELLO RECITAL II": Signed lower left in ink. Numbered 320/850. Certificate of authenticity.

A collection of 6 Nao china figurines to include girl with violin, girl with mandolin, girl with cello, boy with football, girl with puppy and girl with dolly.

A musical bottle in the form of a violin / cello

ROGER DERIEUX(French, born 1922)Untitled, Cityscape with CelloOil on paperSigned lower right 25 x 19 inches

A Dresden porcelain figure group, 20th century, modelled as a lady playing a harpsichord and a gallant playing a cello, raised on an oval base, 34 by 18 by 18cm.

A cased cello and bow, in playable condition, in need of attention

A Joseph Richter cello bow

A 3/4 size cello.

Two violins, each with bow, in case and a child`s cello, with bow, in case, as viewed

Cello brooch set with diamonds and sapphires behind the strings stamped 10k

A circa 1900 French Cello bearing a label for Jerome Thibouille - Lamy - in a case

Cello by Andrew Schroetter, a Roderich Paesold bow and a black hard travel case

A cello, probably 19th Century, having 2 piece back, no labels, with bow and soft case

A cello labelled Josephus Grienberger, the two piece back approx 78cm including button, together with two bows, soft case and folding stand.

15 IGNITION ITEMS TO INCLUDE NOVELTY AND ADVERTISING VESTA CASES, DUNHILL LIGHTER, CELLO SHAPED VESTA, TRENCH ART COPPER LIGHTER ETC.

A cello by Strings of Edinburgh, including soft case and bow by P & H London

An east German cello, late 20th century, cased.

Cello and bow in a wooden case

Continental monkey band cello player. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A cello and bow, label to interior, Jospehus Grienberger

A cello, with a 29 ¾ inch two piece back, bears a label Jerome Thibouville-Lamy & Cie Luthiers Paris, with a bow, stamped L Sartory A Paris, in a soft case

A cello, with a 30 inch two piece back, bears a label Lutherie Artistique Accord Parfait P Beuscher Paris

MANNER OF CASPAR NETSCHER. A Miniature on Ivory depicting an Interior Scene with Musicians playing cello, bears signature, 4 1/2 x 3 3/4in, in bird’s eye maple frame

A 9ct gold brooch in the form of a cello, 2.1g