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Lot 2835
Autographed drum skins - Don and Phil Everly (The Everly Brothers), 'The Doors' Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore, plus three signed magazines, Carlos Santana signed front cover Guitar Player, David Bowie signed front cover Pulse 1997, Brad Pitt signed front cover Rolling Stone 2008 / 2009 (5)
Lot 506
FINE LARGE PAIR OF MID NINETEENTH CENTURY SCRIMSHAW WORKED OXEN HORNS, showing Native New Zealand and European figures, one depicting standing warrior in traditional costume inscription alongside `King Potato of L.? above seated European lady playing an acoustic guitar before a standing gentleman, each in seventeenth century attire inscribed alongside `Music on the Water` all framed within trailing vines, diagonal length 18" (45.8cm), the other showing half naked native female dancers above seated regal figure in seventeenth century attire entitled below `King Richard` also inscribed female figures `H. Thompson of wife` all framed within trailing vines, diagonal length 18 1/2" (47cm) both showing signs of having a metal suspension loops and lacking original wooden end pieces
Lot 529
A group of seven 19th Century Staffordshire figures to include cavalier with hound, seated gentleman with gun, harvesting couple, shepherd with dog and sheep, Highland family, seated lady playing guitar with standing gentleman group, and couple under arbour with man looking on entitled `The rival` to base, largest approx. 40cm high, some A/F.
Lot 321
AN ENGLISH ENAMEL PLAQUE, circa 1770, rectangular, monochrome transfer printed with an elegant woman in a landscape, seated holding a guitar, Cupid seated to her left, probably Birmingham or Liverpool, 9.6cm x 12.6cm, gilt brass frame with ring suspension Provenance: Lady Mullens Collection, No. 334
Lot 182
A Chappell six-string 'Boudoir' guitar second half 19th century, with inlaid mother-of-pearl and ebony stringing and inlay, inside with paper label 'Guitars made expressly for hot climates, Chappell, Spanish Guitar Maker, Music Seller to their Majesties, No. 50 New Bond Street, London, Spanish Guitars let on hire', length of back: 47cm overall length: 92cm CONDITION REPORT: Head cracked. One side split and repaired. Stringing loose at base.
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