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

A modern cased Cello by Michael Poller, Bucharest in a Highfield hard case.

A good Hungarian cello, body length 76 cm with bow in hard case by Peter Wirth of Switzerland

A set of four ivory veneer rectangular framed, early 20th Century oval portrait miniatures on ivory, one after François Gérard`s 1802 portrait of Madame Récamier, bears name `Gérard`, one in the style of Jean- Marc Nattier (1685 - 1766) indistinctly signed, of a French lady in gold and navy dress, with cello, one indistinctly signed of an 18th Century style lady in hat and curled hair, and one intialled `J.K.`, portrait of gentleman in wig, and red, fur trimmed cloak, 8cm x 6.5cm (4).

A small cello.

A cello bow, bears stamp ""DODD"", 28

A mid 20th century German full size cello, label to the inside reads ""Heinrich Stauber Fecit Colonia Anno 1956"" 29¾

A Regency rosewood cello stool, with brass lyre back and swivel seat, on four curved moulded legs

A cello, possibly German, c.1900, with a two-piece back, no label, 293/8", together with a bow and hard case CONDITION REPORT: Two-piece back coming away from the join. No label.

Whitefriars, Harrow, England. A lime green 'Cello' vase, H. 18 cm.

Meissen Sixteen piece Monkey Band Orchestra After J.J. Kaendler and P.Reinicke to include a Conductor, Harp player, Guitarist, Violinist, Cellist, Hurdy Gurdy player, Four vocalists, Drummer, Kettle Drum Car, Drummer with pipe, Triangle player, Pianist, Trumpeter, French Horn player, Flautist, Clarinetist, Bag piper, and Bassoonist, the band composed of pieces from different periods 19th / 20th century, crossed swords, impressed and incised marks to bases, also a non Meissen music stand (17) the tallest figure measures 18.5cm high Condition report: Conductor: One arm restored, one hand restuck, one leg broken off (but present) firing crack to base, restorations to coat tail. Harp player: Harp broken into two pieces (parts present) one leg restuck) Guitarist: Headstock missing, small chip to the base. Violinist: Violin bow restored. Cellist: Restorations to his hat, the cello and the bow. Hurdy Gurdy player: the head of the Hurdy Gurdy has been restuck and restored. Vocalist looking right pink skirt: out stretched foot restored. Vocalist looking right white skirt: one foot missing, chip to hand. Vocalist looking left yellow skirt: no damage or restoration. Vocalist looking left white skirt: one leg restored. Drummer: two very minor chips to the underside of the base. Kettle Drum Car: no damage or restoration. Drummer with pipe: The end of his pony tail lacking, the drum beater restored. Cut through mark. Triangle player: His hat, triangle and beater restored. Lacking his plume from his hat. Pianist: chip to the corner of his keyboard, and the corner of his music. Trumpeter: The lower pipe of the trumpet restored. Chip to his cuff. French Horn player: out stretched arm, point of hat, and one foot restored. Flautist: restorations to his flute. Cut through mark. Clarinetist: Lacks most of his clarinet, no other damages. Bag piper: restoration to his hands and feet, minor chip to underside of base. Bassoonist: no damage or restoration. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A Royal Copenhagen model of a monkey scratching its back, No.432, height 14cm (chip to the ear), two Czechoslovakian humorous figures of a bear playing the cello and a zebra playing the accordion, a Crown Staffordshire butter dish and knife and a Wedgwood Jasperware pin dish.

Williams, C. S. 1845 Map of Texas from the Most Recent Authorities This is a very early map of the new state of Texas drawn by J.H. Young. It portrays early counties, towns, and villages and shows ""Texas North of the Red River"" in an inset at lower left. This panhandle extends north to the Green Mts., just west of Pikes or James Peak in present-day Colorado, and west to the Rio Grande River, thus incorporating Santa Fe and Taos. There is a comment taken from Arrowsmith`s 1841 map in West Texas that the area ""as far as North Canadian Fork was explored by Le Grand in 1833, [and] it is naturally fertile, well wooded, and with a fair proportion of water."" San Patricio County occupies the south tip, while Bexar, Milam and Robertson counties take up the majority of the western region. Several early roads are depicted including the Presido Road, and Fort Alamo, mines, and the Presidios of Rio Grande, del Norte el de las Yuntas, del Paso del Norte are identified. This map was included in H.S. Tanner`s New Universal Atlas published in 1845. 14.5"" W x 12"" H Original color with a few minor spots in the image and light toning along sheet edges. There is a stain in the lower blank margin where cello tape previously closed a short edge tear, now archivally repaired.

CHEST OF DRAWERS, in the form of a cello, 157cm H.

CHEST OF DRAWERS, cello form, with four drawers in Art Deco style, 157cm H.

Two vesta cases, one in the form of a cello, a cigar cutter and a stamp

Modern cello (lacking strings and bridge) with a Hiscox hard case

CHEST OF DRAWERS, cello style, 155cm H.

Cello art glass pedestal dish and a similar larger example

A large vintage Italian pottery cello A/F

A cello late 19th Century, with two piece back, notched sound holes and turned ebonised keys, no label, the back 76cm, overall 122cm, in modern soft case with Bosch bow

CHEST OF DRAWERS, in the form of a cello with four drawers below, 155cm H.

1920 Map of the Republic of Panama This large, colorful map is strongly engraved and graphically pleasing. It shows all of Panama and the "Canal Zone" as well as portions of Costa Rica and Columbia. Published by I.L. Maduro Jr. Folds into thin, stiff green pictorial wrappers with the same title. 39.8" W x 20.7" H Issued folding with light color offsetting, several ink and pencil notations in the image, and a few short splits at fold intersections. A fold separation near title appears to have been closed on recto with cello tape.

Sanson, Nicolas 1700 Geographiae Sacrae ex Veteri, et Novo Testamento Desumptae Tabula in qua Terra Promissa, sive Iudaea in suas Tribus Partesq. Distincta A fine map illustrating the lands described in the Old and New Testament. The Kishon River connects the Mediterranean to the Sea of Galilee. The map provides good detail throughout and is adorned with a wreath-style title cartouche. 19.7" W x 15.8" H Issued folding, now pressed on watermarked paper with a binding trim at bottom left that has been replaced and the margin at bottom extended, both of which have been done very skillfully. There is light discoloration along a 2" fold separation at bottom right that was previously closed with cello tape, which has since been entirely removed and professionally repaired.

1864-65 [Lot of 7 - Fruit] "Nice lot of chromolithographs by Beau, printed by Fugere. Size varies slightly. This lot features pears, including: A. “Princesse Charlotte” B. “Bon Chretien d`Espagne” C. “Besi de Chaumontel” D. “Echassery” E. “Deux Soeurs” F. “Martin Sec” G. “Bon Chretien d`Espagne” (duplicate)" 7.1" W x 11" H Light toning along sheet edges with a few scattered spots of foxing. The Deux Soeurs has remnants of cello tape on verso along top and bottom edges of sheet.

MODERN BOOSEY AND HAWKES `EXCELSIOR` CHILD`S VIOLON CELLO manufactured in Czechoslovakia and having one piece 25 1/2" back together with BOW IN FABRIC CASE EST 50-80

Two pairs of Carlton Ware cruets, the first modelled as a musician playing a giant cello, the other as a gentleman supporting a pillar, max h. 12.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: cracklelure, losses to decoration and surface scratches, please note stoppers may not be original

A plated vesta case in the form of a cello

CHEST OF DRAWERS, cello shaped, 155cm H x 35cm W x 50cm D.

A W.E. Hill cello case

Mid 1900s Cello and bow possibly English with cloth bag

FOUR HUNGARIAN HERAND PORCELAIN FIGURES, a shoe mender, man playing cello, a dancer and man with dog. 6.5ins to 7.5ins high.

A Michael Poller of Bucharest cello, circa 1910, single piece back, and case.

Hand Beaten and Steel Cello `Shop Sign`. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Collection of Hummel figures, Mid 20th Century, to include girl with bird, boy with cello, (4)

A Goebel Hummel figure, Baking Day, 330, 13 cm high, and eleven others similar (12) Condition report Report by JB The model with the cello displays a High Bee mark 1957. The girl with the birds displays a similar mark. Other models would appear to fall into the 1964/72 bracket See illustrations for details

Five various violin bows, comprising three German brazil wood, one German pernambuco and one Chinese brazil wood, together with a Czechoslovakian brazil wood cello bow, all with nickel mounts (6)

An amateur made cello, circa 1930`s, the two piece narrow curl maple back and five grain spruce top with golden brown varnish, ebony finger board and Old English pegs, 120.5cm overall with vinyl carrying case

A Lladro figure, of a male playing the cello, 22cm high.

CHEST OF DRAWERS, in the form of a cello with four drawers below, 154cm H.

CHEST OF DRAWERS, in the form of a cello with four drawers below, 154cm H.

Four various bows including a child's example and a 70gm one for cello, engraved with impressed label G Strad made in England, over engraved P & H London.

A mid 20th Century Romanian cello with a spruce sound board and scroll neck with rosewood tuning pegs, height 124cm, together with a canvas carry case.

A three quarter size cello, with a bow and a soft case

Student`s continental Cello, in soft case, with bow, 50in. (127cm)

Cello labelled J. Thibouville-Lamy, 1906 with bow in pine case, Cello is 49" long.

Early 20th century violoncello labelled Franzosisches Cello, Modell Stradivarius., 30 1/4", 76.80cm, bow, hard case

German cello probably Mittenwald with two piece back and red brown varnish, with bow and soft case, length of back 75cm Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Frederick J. England (1939-), "Cello in the Spotlight", signed and dated `09, titled on verso, acrylic on board, 19.5 x 14.5cm.; 7.75 x 5.75in. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

An unusual Continental silver 930 pretty embossed string instrument (possibly cello), decorated with sea scrolls in the 18th century style, 1898.

An Austrian cold painted bronze figure of a monkey playing a cello, 6.7cm high

A CELLO, 20th century, with two piece back, notched sound holes, turned ebony keys, purfling to front and back, no label, back 30", overall excluding spike 49"

A CELLO, early 20th century, with two piece back, sound holes notched only to one side, turned ebonised keys, inlaid purfling to front and back, no label, back 29", overall excluding spike 46", in a modern case with woven outer case (Illustrated)

A CELLO, early 20th century, with two piece back, notched sound holes, turned ebonised keys, double purling to front and back, ribs stamped "C Jervis", no label, back 30", overall excluding spike 48", in a plush velvet and silk lined stitched case (Illustrated)

PROBABLY SAMSON OF PARIS PORCELAIN COPY OF A CHELSEA FIGURE of a lady in Turkish dress holding aloft a cup, on scroll-moulded base, colourfully enamelled and gilt, bearing pseudo Gold Anchor Mark, 5 1/2" (14cm) high, A CONTA AND BOEHME (POSSNECK) `FAIRING` FIGURE OF A CELLO PLAYER, AND THREE OTHER SMALL CONTINETNAL FIGURINES (5)

A students cello bearing label "Tatra By Rosetti, Stradivarius Model", length of back 75cm, sold with two associated bows.

English School, portrait of a lady and cello, oil on board, framed

Cello and Bow in Canvas Case

Excelsior cello, imported by Boosey & Hawkes CONDITION REPORT wear to all edges and needs re-stringing

Five Bows, comprising three violin and two cello, including a W.Seifert cello bow