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A Stentor II full size Cello, in case

A Chinese large 3/4 Student Cello, in Case

A Stenton I 3/4 size Student Cello, in Case

A Stentor II 1/2 size Cello, with Case

A Chinese full size Cello in soft Case, with Bow and a Stand

A good quality Chinese full-size Cello in soft Case, and a Stand

A full-size Cello Bow

A Quantity of Cello Soft Cases

A mid 20th Century full size Cello bearing label Leone Sanavia, a Liettoli (Venezia), in canvas case

A Korean Cello Bow and three other Viola Bows, A/F

A Chinese Cello Bow with simulated snakewood frog

A Victorian ebonized and brass mounted revolving cello chair, the seat rail stamped with `V.R.` royal cypher and `Frogmore House, Windsor Castle`, the curved bar back with lyre support above an overstuffed green velour seat, raised on slightly splayed tapering legs united by a platform stretcher, height approx 88.5cm.

A 9CT GOLD CHARM BRACELET with fourteen charms to include Yorkshire rose, horse shoe with horse`s head, poodle, letter box, cradle with baby, cello, bell, thimble, dice, bellows, all with marks, some rubbed, together with a 9CT. GOLD AND GARNET RING with floral head set with circular garnet surrounded by eight petals each set with a smaller garnet, on plain shank, a PAIR OF EARRINGS, stamped .375, and a PENDANT stamped 9ct.

A SELECTION OF FIVE GOEBEL EARTHENWARE MODELS OF BIRDS, all in polychrome matt colouring, comprising Yellow Wagtail, Nuthatch, Nightingale and Brambling, and ANOTHER unidentified, together with a GOEBEL FIGURE OF A BOY PLAYING A CELLO

A Golden Strad Cello supplied by Boosey & Hawkes with bow in case.

Six ceramic Monkey band figures, being the conductor, fiddler, cello player, bagpiper, fife drummer and trumpeter, blue crossed batons marks for Dresden to underside of each.

Eva Hollyer (fl.1891-1898), Young Lady Seated at a Piano, a young man standing nearby holding a cello, Signed, oil on canvas, 53.5cm by 25.5cm

Autographs - Sir Edward Elgar (1857-1934). A manuscript letter, on headed `Forli, Malvern` notepaper, dated 16th December 1894, to H. Lloyd, `...The Black Knight is the property of Messrs Novello & Co. - I have one cello part which I send to you by this post - pray keep it as long as you like: it is very kind of you to take an interest in it. I am hoping to be present at the performance at Wolverhampton + trust I may see you there...`, with original postal envelope, both mounted between card covers; and Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy (1769-1839). A manuscript letter, dated 25th February 1810, to William Groom at Lincolns Inn Fields, `...I am just setting off for Chatham, where I suppose I shall stay a week or ten days. You may, if you please, therefore send me the necessary papers for my signature at that place. If you do, direct them for me, H.M. Ship Resolution, Chatham, to be left at the Kings Head Rochester...`, with indistinct postmarks verso. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A ladies silver octagonal powder compact and a similar silver rectangular book match case, the lids decorated with an Irish Regimental crest and green and black enamelled military colours, on an engine turned ground, various ivory and coloured beadwork miniature animals, probably African, various coins, an oval ivory bangle, a tape measure designed as a cello and bow, a miniature metal coal scuttle, a mother of pearl cross, a brooch, a shield shaped badge and sundry.

WALNUT NOVELTY INK STAND in the form of a cello, the hinged cover enclosing china inkwell, length 15cm

A Royal Doulton figure Cello Edwardian String Quartet limited edition number 16 of 1500 HN3707, 23cm high.

A pair of Bow-style musician figures, he playing the cello, she the hurdy-gurdy, raised on scroll bases, 19th century, some restoration, 16cm. (2)

Three Stock Pins, boxed, another, harp Brooch, cello Brooch, Cameo, etc

A silver-mounted Cello Bow, circa 1900, Stamped: C. Thomassin a Paris, Round stick, Weight: 80 g.

A Fine silver-mounted Cello Bow by A. Vigneron, Paris, Stamped: A. Vigneron a Paris, Octagonal stick, Weight: 82g. Sold with the certificate of Giles Chancereul, 2008 (see illustration)

An Important Cello by David Tecchler, Rome circa 1730, Labelled: Nicolaus Amatus Cremonen; Hieronymus Fil; Ac Antonij Nepos Fecit 1674, Length of back: 30 3/8ins, 772mm, The later Italian scroll, possibly Deconet. (see illustration). The property of a Gentleman

* A Fine Italian Cello, circa 1890 attributed to Stefano Scarampella, Labelled: Stefano Scarampella di Speso Premiato Con Medaglie D`Argento Fratello Ed Allievo Del Giuseppe Fece in Mantua Anno 1898, Length of back: 29 1/2ins, 750mm (see illustration). The property of a Lady

A Cello by D. Soriot, Mirecourt 1900, Labelled: Luthier Ecole Francaise, Length of back: 29 3/4ins, 755mm (see illustration)

A French Cello by Laberte Humbert, Mirecourt 1912, Labelled: Laberte-Humbert Freres Mirecourt 1912, Esposition Internationale Bruxelles 1910, Grand Prix, Length of back: 29 6/8ins, 758mm

A Cello, Germany, circa. 1900, Unlabelled, Length of back: 29 3/4ins, 760mm

An English cello by William Forster II, London circa 1790, Unlabelled, Length of back: 28 7/8ins, 734mm. Sold with insurance appraisals from Oxford Violins, 2002 and J & A Beare, 1993 (see illustration)

* A Very Fine Cello by Carlo Giuseppe Testore, Milan circa. 1710, Labelled: Giovanni Grancino, in Contrada Largha di Milano al Signo della Corona 1655, Length of back: 29 3/4ins, 755mm. Sold with a recent certificate from Peter Biddulph, London, August 2009 (see illustration). The property of a Retired Musician

A fine French silver-mounted Cello Bow ascribed to Tourte L'Aine, Paris, Unstamped, Round stick, Weight: 78g. Sold with the certificate of Rembert Wurlitzer VAT is charged at 15% on the buyer's premium, and at 5% on the hammer price

CONTINENTAL SILVER POMANDER formed as a cello, the rim marked `A Moonlight Night in Gib, 1899`, 10cm long ]

A cello with bow and case, labelled Max Moller, Amsterdam c1920, A/F, 52"

An Italian 3/4 size cello, circa1880, with finely figured back and five ply purling, (damaged), and a bow (2)

A Schroetter students cello with bow and soft case.

Cased Cello in Need of Restoration

A late 19th/early 20th Century Dutch silver trinket box modelled in the form of a cello, the whole embossed with lovers in a garden scene within bold scrolled borders, the neck with cast female mask, 8.75ins x 2.75ins (apparently unmarked - weight 4ozs)

A full size cello, c. 1900-1920, with a two piece back and canvas travelling case

Large Hummell figure, Boy with a Cello, 14cm

A full size cello, with a single piece back, 29.75in (75.6cm) l, with case. Restoration and cracks.

Dutch School 20th Century Portrait of a lady with her cello in 17th century dress Oil on canvas 105.5 x 87.5cm; 411/2 x 341/2 in + + Canvas loose on stretcher and somewhat rippled

A STENTOR HALF SIZE CELLO

A modern cello with fitted carrying case.

A 20th Century Artia ¾ size Cello, imported by Boosey & Hawkes, height 45", diameter across base 16", finished in pale varnish, two-piece back with split to front, ebonised tuning keys, with soft case £60-80

A German Musima Cello with 30" (76cms) back, together with a Golden Strad bow in soft case.

A Stentor 1/8 size Cello with maple back and sides and including carrying bag and bow

A Stentor 1/4 size Cello with maple back and sides and including carrying bag and bow

A Stentor 1/2 size Cello with maple back and sides including carrying bag and bow

A Stentor 1 Cello with hardwood fittings

A mid/late 19th Century full size Cello with two piece back

A full-size Cello with double perfling and two piece back labelled `Bayeur Freres, Lutiers`, in canvas case

A 19th Century French Cello labelled Bruger a Mirecourt, two piece back, 29 1/2in, with bow in canvas case

Modern Cello, with a two-piece back, with a canvas case.

A BESWICK FOUR PIECE BAND of cat musicians, one playing a violin, another cello, another saxophone and one singing, each approximately 2" high (4)

An early 20th Century cello, possibly German with a two-piece figure and back and ebony stringing, overall length 123 cms, back length 76 cms, together with two bows, one stamped `J Reynolds` contained within a hard case

A full size cello, c. 1900-1920, with a two piece back.

A Moore Bros Encrusted Porcelain Table Oil Lamp, circa 1880, the scrolled and partly gilded shaped oval base surmounted by two putti musicians playing the harp and violin-cello, amongst the orchid enriched open pierced tree trunk supporting a compressed spherical reservoir applied with further orchids, bulbs and leaves (burner, shade and chimney now lacking), brown printed globe and ribband mark, also impressed marks and registration number, 38cm high

A pair of patinated electrotype models of amorini musicians, early 20th century, modelled standing, one with cello, one with horn, on marble bases, 28cm high; and a Continental bronze group of two infants at play, last quarter 19th century, on a cylindrical rouge marble plinth, 17cm high overall. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.