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A large of quantity of bows, including double bass, cello and violin (18)

"Childs cello and bow, B&H model 400, 96cm l"

Geoffrey Baxter - Whitefriars - A Textured range Cello vase of double gourd form relief moulded with an S scroll over an indigo tinted ground, retains original paper label, height 17cm.

AN EXCELSIOR CELLO imported by Boosey and Hawkes, with bow impressed Czecho Slovart

A 15ct gold diamond set heart charm, and three 9ct gold cello charms (4)

DRESDEN, GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURES, C. 1930, TWO, H 7 1/2": Including 1 gentleman and lady dancing, and 1 lady with cello and gentleman presenting nosegay.

A child`s size or half size cello.

A full size cello.

A Whitefriars cello tangerine vase, 18cm high.

A Cello bears label Rene Quinol maitre Luthier a Paris 1951, with bow and soft case.

A Cello bears label `Made by N. R. Young St Johnsbury Vermont USA` circa 1900.

Cello Stool A late-Victorian brass adjustable cello stool, having a button-down upholstered seat raised on splayed tripod legs. (See inside colour illustration)

38 REAL PHOTO POSTCARDS, PORTRAITS, PEOPLE`S GATHERINGS, HUMOROUS SETTINGS, EXAGGERATION AND OTHERS, EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY. Including actress Grace Strayer, naval musicians, outdoor picnics, GAR veterans, a fishing exaggeration, boy with early train, man with cello, early tent camps, photographer with camera, field artillery band, women fishing, Fertile Iowa concert van and other scenes. Various conditions.

Nine Goebel Hummel figures, including a boy playing a cello and a boy carrying a lamb (three with faults).

Victorian cast iron cello seat, stamped PATENT

An Austrian cold bronze fox, two mother rabbits and a cat playing a cello. Top of instrument missing, 1 3/4in H (4)

A child`s half size cello by Voit of London, the two part back measuring 65cm, together with a bow, (damaged).

A Whitefriars Cello pattern tangerine glass vase designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 19cm high.

Cello case, 132 cm high

A New Orleans Jazz Blues Style Semi Acoustic Guitar by Shine, model SHC-909 TO, finished in orange, with cut away section to cello style maple body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, Bigsby vibrato bridge and tailpiece, together with a Yamaha GA-10 Amp

Two Six String Acoustic Guitars - The Farringdon cello bodied Hofner Compensator copy guitar with red finish, and a B.M. Mammoth, with accessories

A 1920s cello

A 19th century cello (a/f)

A cut-glass decanter in the form of a cello and two similar jugs

A cello in a zip fabric case and a BSA Meteor air gun

A cased violin and cello with label "Jerome Thibouville, Lamy & Co"

A French ormolu and bronze six light candelabra the central stem with six foliate and flowerhead decorated branches, supported by a cherub playing a cello, the circular base with foliate and scroll decoration with beaded borders, 74cm. high.

A granite bookend, applied with a plaque inscribed `Granite from the Old London Bridge...`, together with a miniature model of a cello, an ashtray, a silver dish, a plaster head and a rolling rule, cased.

A 1920s cello, with a two piece back, no label

Hungarian cello, mottled two-piece back, in a soft case.

A Whitefriars Kingfisher blue Cello Vase, 7 1/2`` tall

Wirework candelabra in the form of a cello, 40" high; together with a brass and oak magazine rack, 4.5" wide (2)

A cello, with two-piece back, and a line of sheet music applied to the interior

A cello, with a 28.5 inch two piece back, with Ealing Strings bridge and the base of the fingerboard stamped E310, bears a label Joseph Rook Carlisle and dated 1816, cased, with an Ealing Strings bow, in a W E Hill & Sons London case See illustration

A 1920s cello

20th Century students cello with bow, 26.25ins (slight scuffing to edges), in canvas case

Quantity of violin, viola and cello strings, tailpieces, pegs, bridges etc

A 19th Century cello with two piece back, length of back excluding button 76.2cm, within a soft case, with a bow.

A cello, bears label Berini Czechoslovakia. Length of back 73 cm

A cello, German, circa 1880, not labelled, with bow. Length of back 77.5 cm

Mixed jewellery and works of art, to include a coral necklace, two tortoiseshell mandolins and a white metal miniature cello, together with various other items, (qty)

A reproduction mahogany finished circular occasional Table, cello motif inlaid top, standing on pedestal base with three scroll carved legs.

Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Chair 1953 No.144. Original blue plush upholstery with embroidered initials, stamped to the underside E.R. Coronation. Used by Mr Ambrose Gauntlett, a cellist in the orchestra. Also included in the lot are the original admittance ticket named to Mr Gauntlett and numbered 028, the orchestra rehearsal admittance ticket dated May 5th and numbered 26, the medallions awarded to Mr Gauntlett and paperwork thanking him for taking part etc and an apparently unauthorised photograph taken from the orchestra gallery with a camera that was hidden in his cello case

Celestial Atlas ([Lot of 2] Atlas, Designed to Illustrate the Geography of the Heavens… [and] The Geography of the Heavens, and Class Book of Astronomy…), Burritt, 1835-36. x ”. (HC) This complete set includes Burritt`s celestial atlas and his Class Book of Astronomy which was meant to accompany the atlas. This popular star atlas was intended for the general public, rather than for professional astronomers. Only the brighter stars and nebulae, and their allegorical forms, are depicted on the charts. The stiff paper covers (14 x 17") include a vignette of astronomers using a telescope. The atlas, dated 1835, includes 8 charts of the constellations: 1) A Plan of the Solar System Exhibiting its Relative Magnitudes and Distances... 2) The Visible Heavens in January, February, and March. 3) The Visible Heavens in October, November, and December. 4) The Visible Heavens in April, May, and June. 5) The Visible Heavens in July, August, and September. 6) Southern Circumpolar Map for each Month in the Year. 7) Northern Circumpolar Map for each Month in the Year. 8) A Celestial Planisphere, or Map of the Heavens. Burritt`s The Geography of the Heavens, and Class Book of Astronomy explores astronomy, the constellations, and the solar system, and features an introduction by Reverend Thomas Dick, an astronomer and philosopher who combined science and Christianity. This book is the third edition, published in 1836, with numerous figures and tables in black & white. Hardbound in new library buckram binding with gilt titling on spine, 330 pp, plus 8 tables (4" x 6.5"). This atlas is nearly always found in poor condition. The covers are chipped and stained, and the spine is perished and reinforced with cello tape. The "Plan of the Solar System" is loose and has several large damp stains and light offsetting. There is scattered foxing and soiling throughout, varying from light to considerable. (B) The book has light, scattered foxing, and is newly rebound. (B+) ()

New Mexico (Map of the Territory of New Mexico, made by order of Brig. Gen. S. W. Kearney… [with] Report of Lieut. J. W. Abert, of his Examination of New Mexico, in the Years 1846-47), Abert & Peck, HR. Ex. Doc. 41, 30th Congress, 1st Session, Washington D.C., 1846-47. 19.5 x 25”. (BW) During the War with Mexico, Lieutenants Abert and Peck were enroute to the Pacific with Lieut. Emory as part of General Kearny`s Army of the West, but the two were left behind due to illness. They took the opportunity to continue their survey efforts earlier started on Fremont`s third expedition. The resulting map is a very detailed look at the Rio Grande Valley and some adjacent areas including the pueblos of Laguna and Acoma. This important map, illustrated in Wheat, is roughly centered on Santa Fe. It details the territory along the Rio Grande from above Taos south to well below Socorro and San Antonio to the ruins at Valverde. Excellent detail of the topography and watershed to either side of the river with the mountains shown via hachure. Filled with place names including numerous villages and small towns, and the Comanche Route from Arkansas. Blank areas to the west and north are labeled Navajo Indians and Utah Indians. This map was issued with Emory`s Notes of a Military Reconnaissance in 1848. 10,000 copies were produced for this House of Representatives edition. This lot includes the unbound Abert`s report which includes 24 plates. Unbound, title page, pages 417 - 548, 24 plates, 7.3 X 4.3" The plates include: Santa Fe; O-CUM-WHO-WUST; Old Bark`s Son AH-MAH-NAH-CO and Squaw; Las Cumbres Espanolas; San Miguel; Ruins of Pecos; The Gold Mountains near Tuerto; Fort Marcy and the Parraquia - Santa Fe; San Felippe; Pueblo de Santo Domingo; Pueblo de Santa Ana; Moquino; Acoma, No. 1; Acoma, No. 2; Acoma, No. 3; View near Rito; El Canon Inferno; Ruins of Abo; Bosque de Apache; Valverde, and four more. Historical and important map complete with its report. Ref: Wheat (TMW) 532; Wagner-Camp-Becker 148.5; Howes E145 Map has been backed with tissue to reinforce and repair a few minor tears and splits along the folds. There is toning along the folds where cello tape, now removed, had previously reinforced the map. Report is disbound with the first few pages loose from text block. Map and report are housed in an attractive, contemporary brown clamshell folder. (+C)

Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Costa Rica & Ecuador ([Lot of 2] Colombia [and] Carte des Pays Situes sur la Mer du Sud Depuis Panama jusqu`a Guayaquil…), London, ca. 1779-1828. x ”. (HC) A) Colombia, by Sidney Hall, from A New General Atlas, published 1828, hand color (20.3 x 16.5"). This detailed map of Colombia includes Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela, Ecuador and part of Brazil. It identifies key regions, towns, rivers and depicts mountains via hachure. The map is surrounded by a lovely keyboard style border. Ref: Kapp (Colombia) no.143. Condition: Wide margins with faint, scattered foxing. There is cello tape residue in upper blank margin, and a short tear in left blank margin far from map image. (B+) B) Carte des Pays Situes sur la Mer Du Sud Depuis Panama jusqu`a Guayaquil..., by William Robertson, from Histoire de l`Amerique, circa 1779, black & white (9.5 x 14.5"). This map stretches from Costa Rica to Colombia, to the tip of Peru in the south, and depicts the towns, rivers and a few roads. The map is adorned by a decorative floral title cartouche and a simple compass rose. Engraved by Benard. Condition: Folding, as issued, with a binding trim at left. There is light offsetting and two faint spots - one in blank area of map image at left and the second just entering map border at bottom. (B+) See description. ()

Northern Asia (Tabula Tartariae et majoris partis Regni Chinae), Wit, Amsterdam, ca. 1685. 21.5 x 17.2”. (HC) Fine map of the region from the Caspian Sea through China and Japan. Eastern Russia is truncated with no Kamchatka peninsula and Yedso is shown according to the voyages of De Vries. The Great Wall is prominently shown separating China from the interior deserts. The mythical Chiammay Lacus is shown with its five major rivers. A strapwork title cartouche with two putti and a compass rose ornament the chart. There are professional repairs of a few centerfold separations and tears along centerfold, as well as tears and chips in blank margins. Light toning along centerfold and discoloration in a few areas due to cello tape used to repair tears, which has since been removed. Manuscript page number in upper right corner. (+B)

Geography Books (An Improved System of Geography), McNally, New York, [1867]. 10 x 12”. (HC) This school geography book contains complete lesson plans for learning world geography. The book begins with definitions of terms, and then is divided into lesson plans for each geographical area. Each lesson plan features one map and contains dozens of map questions about the mountains, rivers, cities, and other landmarks, and also includes information about key resources and exports. The map of Nebraska, Kansas, Dakota, Colorado and Montana shows an unnamed Wyoming attached to Dakota with the "Oil Region" in the northwestern portion. At the end of the book is a test containing hundreds of questions, such as "What peak in the Caucasus is higher than any mountain in Europe?" and "What countries are richest in quicksilver?" 33 maps (1 double-page). Quarto, orange pictorial paper boards, 110 pp. Maps are in very good to near fine condition with original color. There is a faint damp stain on fore-edge of text block, confined to the blank margins. Covers are rubbed with bumped corners and some loss of image on back. Spine has been replaced with black binder tape with remnants of small strips of cello tape. (B)

Teddy bear by Dean - Fellow Cello and Pagannini, with label Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A Cello, 20th century, Czechoslovakia, Bearing label `Tatra by Rosetti-Stradivarius Model`. One piece back, 75.5cm long, with nickel mounted bow and canvas sleeve. (3)

Three Modern Barbie Dolls: Wonder Woman; Lucille Ball with Cello; Toys`R`Us 50th Anniversary, all boxed.

A cello

Five Lladro porcelain figures of Ladies, including a cello player, flower seller and girl with bonnet, (5).

A ladies silver and marcasite-set cocktail watch; a silver ingot pendant piece; and a smaller ditto, 18g approx; a small silver and marcasite bow brooch; a silver charm bracelet with attached charms of a swan, ballerina, cello, concord and a thistle.

Whitefriars cello shaped vase, 7.5ins high

A half size cello, having a 25¾ inch two piece back, and a bow (a.f.) (2)

A cello, having a 29¼ two piece back, probably 18th century (a.f.) See illustration

A collection of cinema posters to include: The River Wild, Primal Fear 1995, The Mask, Star Trek Generation 1994, Up Close and Personal 1996, The Rock, The Juror 1996, Moonlight and Valentino 1995, Leon 1995 (small piece of cello tape on front), Sense and

A collection of cinema posters to include: The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, K2 1991, Sleeping With The Enemy 1991, Final Analysis 1992, Father Of The Bride, The Lover (3 x minor rip along right side, repaired on back with cello tape), The Never Ending Stor

AN ENAMEL AND SILVERGILT COMFIT BOX in the form of a cello painted with putti, c.1900; 9 cms