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A late 19c./ early 20c. cello, probably french with a two piece back in leather carrying case. Overall length 122 cms.

A novelty clock / thermometer, the clock in the form of a cello with pierced white metal floral decoration, by the British United Clock company, 25 cm high.

An Italian cello, Bolgna Circa 1730, possibly composite. Labelled: Antonius Felix Corcini in Piaca del Sante Theresie fecit in Cremonem 1703. Length of back: 29 1/4ins, 744mm

A Cello, France circa. 1900. Unlabelled. Length of back: 29 15/16ins, 760mm

A Cello, Germany circa. 1880. Labelled: Richard Duke, maker Holborn London Anno 1782. Branded beneath button: Duke London. Length of back: 29 3/4ins, 755mm

A German Cello, circa. 1880. Unlabelled. Length of back: 29 1/8ins, 740mm

A silver-mounted Cello Bow by W.E. Hill & Sons. Stamped: W.E.H. & S. Octagonal stick. Weight: 78g.

A silver-mounted Cello Bow, spliced, with another bow

The property of a Retired Musician. A silver-mounted Cello Bow by W.E. Hill & Sons, London. Stamped: W.E. Hill & Sons. Round stick. Weight: 74g.

A gold and tortoiseshell-mounted Cello Bow by Claude Thomassin. Stamped: C. Thomassin a Paris. Ferrule engraved: H. W. Round stick. Weight: 83g. Sold with the certificate of William Moennig and Son, Philadelphia

A white metal vesta, in the form of a cello, a silver cigarette case, a silver vesta, another similar and two silver comb mounts

Lot of violin and cello bows

Old French cello bearing label copie de Joanne Baptista Guadaguini

A 9ct gold miniature model of two stringed instruments resting on a chair, a 9ct gold brooch in the form of a treble clef, two 9ct gold heart shaped padlock clasps, a 9ct gold St Christopher pendant, a 9ct gold pendant in the form of England, together with a .925 silver pill box in the form of a mandolin, a .925 model of a cello and a small collection of other miniature items.

Violin with a tow-piece back, labelled, "Amati Fecit ", (a.f.), with a bow, cased and Violin Bow and two Cello Bows.

A crocodile cello case, the lid with an applied silver coloured metal plaque inscribed 'AUGUSTE VAN BIENE', with a red velvet lined interior 51in (129.5cm) l. Auguste Van Biene was born on the 16th May 1849 in Rotterdam, he studied cello with Adrien Francois Servais in the Brussels Conservatory and at the age of 15 began playing as a section cellist with the Rotterdam Opera House orchestra. In 1867 he left for London and for about 10 years he made his living by playing in the cello sections of several orchestras, eventually becoming principal cellist in the Costa Orchestra, he eventually formed his own opera company and by the 1880s was chiefly involved in theatrical management and ended up becoming an actor and playwright under the stage name of Henri Tempa. He died on the 23rd January 1931 in the Brighton Hippodrome whilst performing a cello recital.

HELEN LOPEZ acrylic on board - still life 'Lilac in a Jug With Standing Cello', signed and dated '07, 17.5 x 17.5

A group of three Edwardian silver novelty models of cats, one playing the 'cello, the second the cymbals, both with hinged heads, bearing import marks for London, 1901, maker TH, the third modelled standing and hissing with his tail upright, bearing import marks for Chester, 1906, heights 5 to 6cm, total weight 4.5oz.

Wolff Bros Cello, with two piece back, with bow and case. length of back 76cm

A cello, probably late 19th century, single piece back, turned rosewood tuners, complete with bow, both unsigned, in black vinyl case

An Italian pottery four piece band comprising piano player, cello player, accordian player and a clarinet player, painted in colours painted Italy 12cm. high

A Sevres Porcelain Cup and Saucer, painted by Charles-Nicolas Dodin, circa 1778, the cylindrical cup painted with three musicians at a harpsichord and playing the violin, the saucer painted with an interior scene with drums, a cello, a music stand and a chair near a window, both against dark blue grounds with cisele-gilt scroll, paterae and floral swag decoration, blue painted interlaced Ls enclosing AA, painter's mark k, gilder's mark for Michel- Barnabe Chauvaux, the saucer 14.8cm diameter, the cup 7.5cm high See illustration. Provenance: The Wolfe Collection, Tennants Auctioneers, Spring Catalogue Sale, 22-24 April 1998, lot 282. A cup and saucer, also painted by Dodin and with a very similar border is in the Royal Collection. See Sevres Porcelain from the Royal Collection 1979-1980, catalogue no.120.

A 19th century German Saxon Cello circa 1870 with bow,

A late 19.c French cello interior labelled Max Renetti, Rivoli, Paris dated 1895, of typical form with a 2 piece polished back, total length 127cms. long with later carrying case.

An early 20c. nickel ended cello bow with mother of pearl inlay to the frog stamped J Willows, approximately 73cms. long.

A 19th century cello, French with German neck, length of back 29.25 ins, no makers name evident, together with unmarked bow.

A late 19th century German cello, with 30 inch two piece back, 50ins

A Lladro figure of a man carrying baskets of sardines, 39cm high, a similar figure of a man playing a cello, 32cm high (damaged and restored) and a Nao figure of a female water carrier, 32cm high. (3).

PERCY LANCASTER (1878-1951), "THE CELLO PLAYER", etching, signed in pencil and numbered 30.50 to the margin, framed. 29cm by 25.5cm

An English Cello, school of Betts, London circa. 1810. Unlabelled. Length of back: 28 3/4ins, 730mm

A Cello by Neuner and Hornsteiner, Mittenwald, circa. 1880. Unlabelled. Length of back: 29 9/16ins, 751mm. Sold with a bow stamped P. Hoyer and a case

A silver-mounted Cello Bow by G. Clasquin. Stamped: G. Clasquin, Paris. Round stick. Weight: 71g. (no hair)

A silver-mounted Cello Bow by W.E. Hill & Sons, London circa. 1910. Stamped: W.E. Hill & Sons. Round stick. Weight: 73g (whalebone lapping). Spliced on stick. Sold with another silver-mounted cello bow.

A bundle of thirteen Violin and Cello bows (various silver and nickel-mounted)

A silver-mounted Cello Bow. Stamped: DT.NAVEA VERA. Round stick. Weight: 84g.

A silver-mounted Cello Bow. Stamped: P.C. Round stick. Weight: 70g.

A Cello, Germany circa. 1870. Unlabelled. Length of back: 29 3/4ins, 355mm

A silver-mounted Cello Bow by Gerhard Penzel. Stamped: H. Gerhard Penzel. Octagonal stick. Weight: 80g.

A silver-mounted Cello Bow. Stamped: GUSTAVE BERNADEL. Round stick. Weight: 83g.

A gold-mounted Cello Bow. Stamped: DT.NAVEA VERA. Round stick. Weight: 84g.

A cello, 48in (122cm) l, with a bow, in a soft case. (2)

CELLO BOW, marked 'A.Ludwig Germany' and a violin bow, both inlaid with mother of pearl, 71.4cm and 74cm long respectively (2)

A 19th Century cello with spruce sound board and rosewood pegs, later repairs, length 122cm, together with a cased Lothar Seifert bow.

An antique cello together with a bow, the back is 29".

An early 19th century small size cello, damaged. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A 1950's Epiphone "Masterbilt" Cello Bodied Accoustic Jazz Guitar, with maple laminated neck, rosewood fingerboard inlaid with pearl bar markers, spruce top, maple back and sides, sunburst finish, trapeze nickel plated tailpiece, adaptable rosewood bridge, cased.

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH VIOLIN bearing a faux Stradivarius label together with four violin bows, base bow and one cello bow (7) (see illustration).

A Beswick Winnie the Pooh Figure, a Little Lovables figure, To Mother, LL5, a Beswick Beatrix Potter figure, Timmy Willie, BP-3c, a Royal Doulton Pug, K6, and a Beswick Cats' Orchestra figure, Cat with Cello (5)

Two Cello Bows

A Cello, with label F.M.Ireson, Wellingborough, with two piece back and ebony fret board and with bow

An Edwardian mahogany revolving cello chair, the shield shaped back inlaid with an urn and fan patera above a circular seat on square tapering outswept legs.

A silver chainlink necklace, with oval panels of pharaohs and seven other items of jewellery, including two Cello brooches.

A cello with two-piece mahogany back and ebonised rail, the back 30 1/2in.; together with a bow and case.

An 18ct Gold Pendant in form of a cello, 7.6gms

A 19TH CENTURY ASH AND ELM SPINNING WHEEL, the wheel having fourteen well turned spindle spokes, with turned supports and uprights to the cello form platform, raised on three turned legs, two united by the treadle action. 113cm

A cello, 19th Century, 29.75 inches, including button (damage and restoration), indistinct paper label to the interior.

An Edwardian mahogany rotating adjustable cello chair, in Regency style

A silver-mounted Cello Bow by F. Lotte, Paris circa 1930. Stamped: FRANCOIS LOTTE. Round stick. Weight: 80g

A Cello, circa 1820, Unabelled. Length of back: 28 3/4ins, 730mm

A silver-mounted Cello Bow by W.E. Hill & Sons, London, Stamped: W.E. Hill & Sons, Round stick, Weight: 75g.