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Click here to subscribeA 9ct gold and enamel Royal Tank regiment bar brooch depicting a tank within laurel wreath, surmounted with an enamel crown and the motto Fear Naught, approx 4.5g, together with an 18ct gold and carnelian seal ring, the stone with carved a guitar an initial B, approx size H, approx 5.1g. (2)
The Swingers Music Set, Made in Hong Kong unlicensed `Beatles` set, generally G, one figure only still stuck to base, one drumstick, one guitar end and one bass drum skin detached but pieces present, box worn but complete, cellophane slightly crushed, front of box requires resticking to sides
A parcel lot to include a Classical guitar in case, Kodak and Bolex Paillard M8 projectors boxed, ceramics to include Royal Worcester Evesham boxed dishes, Royal Doulton miniature dog, plates to include HB Henriot, Victorian lustre goblet, cut glasses, glass ship, jadeite pot, Crown Devon oblong Pegasus pattern dish, Victorian decanter, Caithness `Congratulations` paperweight, glass ship, Sewells ship`s bell wall clock, Portmeirion boxed cup and saucer etc, approx. 47 pieces
Attributed to Thomas Couture (1815-1879), French LA GUITARISTE (A PORTRAIT OF GEORGE SAND); Oil on canvas 36.5" x 29" — 92.7 x 73.7 cm. Provenance: Ex. Private Collection Daniel Cottier, New York artist and patron of Barbizon artists, with him for 40 years; D. Cottier & Co., New York, from whom purchased by Sir William Van Horne, Montreal on November 26, 1889 as “Constant Troyon” Note: According to the family records, Sir William purchased this painting from D. Cottier & Co., New York on November 1889 for $2,750.00 as a work by Constant Troyon depicting a portrait of George Sand (pseudonym of Amandine-Aurora-Lucille Dupin) playing a guitar. Cottier knew Troyon personally and was an early patron of Barbizon masters. This work, from Cottier’s Private Collection, hung over his mantle for over 40 years. Couture may have painted this portrait as he is recorded to have painted others of the sitter before 1850. Ms. Dupin was a French novelist and a pioneer of feminism. Starting Price: $1500
Gibson L1 concert size acoustic guitar, `The Gibson` inlaid in mother of pearl, bearing label ` Gibson Guitar, Style L1, Number 36715, is hereby Guaranteed against faulty workmanship or material etc., Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Co, Kalamazoo, Mich., U.S.A.`, also engraved `Patented July 19, 1910`, approx. 96cm long, with purple velvet lined carrying case
Mechanical monkey novelty toy: battery operated tinplate monkey with guitar and flexible microphone, h28cm. G/F condition with some corrosion inside battery compartment, unboxed. In working order, when switched on monkey `squeaks`, taps foot, and strums guitar. Together with Alps Bear pouring juice (P, leg missing), and Rosko Charley Weaver Bartender (F). All unboxed. (3)
Squier Tele by Fender Affinity series electric guitar, crafted in China, ser. no. CY05084680, 21 fret maple fingerboard with dot position markers, silver sparkle finish body with two pickups, hard case; together with a Squier Showmaster by Fender electric guitar, crafted in China, ser. no. CY20813205, pink finish body, soft case.
Vintage PRS style electric guitar, ser. no. 503010932, 24 fret rosewood fingerboard with dot position markers, amber flame finish body with two humbucker pickups and gold hardware, soft case; together with an acoustic Solutions short scale electric guitar, sunburst finish and another miniature electric guitar, black finish (3).
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