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A Dresden porcelain centrepiece, late 19th/early 20th Century, modelled as a young boy playing a guitar and a girl dancing, a sheep at their feet, standing before a floral encrusted column on a gilt enriched scroll moulded base, surmounted by a pierced oval basket decorated with flowers and floral encrusted, crowned 'N' in underglaze blue to base, height approx 38cm (minor faults).
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Springer, Ferdinand--Plato The symposium of Socrates, Stuttgart, 1937, number 130 of 150 copies signed by the artist, eight engravings by Springer, original wrappers, chemise, slipcase, slight wear to chemise, slipcase spotted; Rothenberg, J. Sightings I-IX, 1968, folio, limited to 125 copies, plates by Ian Tyson, presentation copy, artist's proof signed by Tyson, black calf; Eigner, L. A line that may be cut, 1968, 4to, limited to 250 copies, presentation copy, artist's proof signed by Tyson, black calf, damp blooms to covers; Galerie Mikro. Allen Jones figures, Milan, 1969, 4to, signed by Allen Jones on the title, original wrappers; Sitwell, S. A book of towers and other buildings of Southern Europe, 1928, number 27 of 350 copies, dry-point etchings by Richard Wyndham, original half vellum, uncut, very lightly rubbed, bookplate; Khane, F. Make-make, 1970, 4to, original cloth, dust-jacket; Hockney, D. The blue guitar, 1977, 4to, dust-jacket frayed; Gentleman, D. Bridges on the Backs, 1961, 4to, cloth, all but the first lightly rubbed or soiled (8)
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a Meissen monkey playing the guitar blue crossed sword mark, 15cm high; a Meissen cup and saucer, both decorated with a painted panel of two figures with a horse (damages and lacking handle), underglaze blue crossed sword mark; and a Meissen tea caddy, puce painted with scrolling flowers (lacking cover), 9.5cm high (3)
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An early 19th century classical guitar and case. Of classical design, pale wood, mother of pearl and hardwood chevron border, label to interior inscribed "Imported and sold by J Chappell Music Seller to his Majesty, 50 New Bond Street London" rosewood back, engraved brass detail to the neck and inscribed Chappell 50 New Bond Street, contained in a velvet lined stained wood fitted case of the period 43cm length of back . Chappell of Bond Street, have been at the same premises for 195 years and are only now relocating to Wardour Street.
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Thomas Gouch Appleton 1854-1924- Lady with a guitar, publ 1899 by Henry Graves & Co Ltd; engraving, signed in pencil, 62x46cm: George Raphael Ward 1797-1879- 'C J Longley DD', after H P Briggs RA, publ Dec 15th 1839 by James Ryman, Oxford; mezzotint, in a maple veneered frame: together with a colour reproduction print in a 19th century veneered frame, (3)
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