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Lot 194
Late 19th century French parlour guitar by and labelled Chappell... New Bond Street, London, the open peg box with ivory button tuners, seventeen fret ebony fingerboard, rosewood back and sides, spruce top with foliate mother of pearl inlay to the sound hole and edges, the moustache type bridge also with foliate mother of pearl inlay, case (a.f)
Lot 95
INTERESTING COMPOSITE SIX STRING ELECTRIC GUITAR, THE VINTAGE NECK FROM THE GUITAR OWNED BY GUITARIST GEORGE BOROWSKI, front man to the band `Out`, who when supporting Dire Straits was approached by Mark Knopfler who enquired of the home made guitar and made an offer to buy - which was politely refused, a later hit song by Dire Straits `Sultans of Swing`, refers to George (Bowoski) by name, eventually the guitar became very worn and the neck was replaced by the current owner (a guitar repairer) who retained the old neck (as a gift) and applied it to the current Fender style body, previous players of the original guitar including Meat L`oaf, who was coached by George Borowski (a more detailed printed provenance available) the original neck 25 3/4" (65.4cm) long overall
Lot 115
* After Ettore Sotsass, Italian 1917-2007, four ACME Studios white metal and enamel brooches, late 20th century, of geometric Art Deco design and of varying shapes and sizes, one further similar ACME studios brooch of a stylised man holding a guitar; a Lalique style twin bird blue glass paperweight, mid/ late 20th century, with touching beaks, on circular base, width 9 cm; a gilt white metal and enamel cigarette case, early/ mid 20th century, of curved rectangular form, decorated with overlapping curved bands on white crazed ground, width 8 cm, (7).
Lot 917
After David Teniers the Younger, Flemish 1610-1690, late 19th century- "Peasant Playing the Guitar" and two children eating with a dog; oil on tins, a pair, in matching gilt frames, ea. 20.5x17cm: After Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Italian 1616-1682, late 19th century- "The Melon Eaters", and "The Grape Eaters"; oils on tin, a pair, in matching gilt frames, ea. 25.5x21.5cm, (4)
Lot 147
Early C19th Mahogany Cased Painted Arched Dial 8 Day Long Case Clock, signed C. Heizman Canterbury with Roman numerals, secondary seconds hand, dial painted with floral corners, arch with cherubs with guitar by a lake, frilled hood, reeded pillars, trunk with arched door & reeded pillars with blonde wood capitals, 3 turned wooden spires to hood, plinth raised on wavy plinth base, brass cased weights
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