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An Indian portable folding harmonium with carry bag.

A VICTORIAN HARMONIUM with burr walnut veneer, 93cm high x 108cm wide x 53cm deep

A walnut cased portable seven stop organ/harmonium, in fitted case

A Bina walnut cased HarmoniumCirca 1980s, old narks and scratches to the case 

A modern mahogany cased Harmonium.

A Pearl River pedal operated organ/harmonium in oak case, width 79cm.

A cased bellows harmonium with a collection of Gaelic Song and Scottish Violin printed music etc Condition Report:The harmonium is in good condition with scratches and wear and tear to the cabinet as to be expected of a second hand instrument. The bellows are in good condition. There is no makers mark on the instrument. . .

SMALL EARLY 20TH CENTURY HARMONIUM, WIDTH APPROX 105CM

Small Victorian ship's Harmonium organ by Metzler & Co., with lozenge mark registration.

Oak cased portable harmonium, with label to interior 'UNEX Sunday School Union, 56 Ludgate Hill, London, EC', H80 x W73.5 x D29cm Provenance: from a private collection of musical boxes to be sold without reserve

Late Victorian harmonium in rosewood case by Christophe & Etinene of Paris, W117cm

A Needham of New York harmonium, 62 keys, 102cmW

A late Victorian mahogany harmonium, width 120cm, depth 60cm, height 130cm

Small wooden travelling harmonium with keyboard and foot pedals in wooden frame

A late Victorian Gilbert L. Bauer of London walnut cased harmonium with double knee levers - for restoration

A lovely cased travelling bellows Harmonium.

A vintage portable harmonium for the Salvation Army

A Victorian pump organ / harmonium

War era R.F Stevens Harmonium portable folding pump organ, used in the field to conduct services, housed in an oak cased box with brass corner brackets.

A late 19th century Canadian Clarabella harmonium, with mahogany case, a square form stained glass middle section flanked by two oval mirrors, pierced decoration, 116 by 60 by 200cm high.

A late 19thC Canadian walnut harmonium, the elaborate raised back with a central bevelled mirror plate, flanked by carved panels, turned pillars and galleries, the base with simulated ivory keys, stamped Bell Guelph Ontario Canada, 198cm high, 127cm wide.

A piano harmonium - as found.

AN ASSORTMENT OF VINTAGE HARDBACK BOOKS TO INCLUDE THREE VOLUMES OF HARMSWORTH NATURAL HISTORY, FIVE VOLUMES OF CARPENTRY AND JOINERY, FOUR VOLUMES OF THE HARMONIUM CABINET ETC

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY WALNUT GILBERT L BAUER, LONDON HARMONIUM, width 95cm (sd, losses)

D. Fernando de Serpa Pimentel (19th/20th C.)'s souvenir album, watercolour and pastel on paper, photograph, SERPA PIMENTEL, D. Fernando de (1851-1928).- Álbum de recordações.- Séculos XIX/XX.- 1 vol. (26 folhas duplas); 26x25 cm.- E. D. Fernando de Serpa Pimentel (1851-1928), Navy officer, was commander of several ships, including the Yacht Amélia. In these functions, he accompanied Queen Amelia and the princes on their tour of the Mediterranean and the Dukes of Orléans on the journey between Seville and Gibraltar (1885). D. Fernando de Serpa, was also field assistant to the kings D. Carlos I and D. Manuel II. Lot consisting of a souvenir album, with oriental structure in continuous folding (harmonium), containing 26 pages on each side, two of which are endpapers (glued on the back covers). In the first seven pages (front), it presents the following description: Travel by the Royal Amelia Yacht to go from Seville to Gibraltar His Royal Highness the Duke of Orléans. Garrison Captain Lieutenant Roberto Ivens, D. Fernando de Serpa, First Lieutenant João Jorge Moreira de Sá. Departure from Lisbon, May 24, 1896. at 10am. 30 m. (a.m.). The seven pages include, pasted, 49 photographs of various formats representing scenes of the interior and exterior of the yacht, as well as aspects of the locations visited during the trip. Six pages are decorated with allusive drawings, watercolour and pastel, unsigned, but surely from the hand of D. Fernando de Serpa, some with a beautiful decorative effect. Below is a set of photographs of members of the Royal Family and the House of Orléães (30 photographs and eight decorated pages), passing on to members of the Portuguese court (about 140 photographs), especially in everyday scenes and moments of leisure: hunting, walks, trips to the beach, bathing, etc. The majority of the photographs are subtitled with identification of the represented characters. On the back pages, more than 120 photographs are glued (on 12 undecorated pages), most of which are small, of which only 26 are labeled. The photographs also represent members of the Royal Family and the court, their organization being less structured. The back also includes 14 unused pages (blank). Some photographs are a faded. In addition, a well-preserved volume, covered in oriental silk on both covers, with gold plant motifs on a black background. The set is packed in a case, made recently, in blue canvas. Provenance: estate of D. Fernando de Serpa Pimentel.

Three hand-decorated Capodimonte porcelain figures: 'The Pirates' by Guidolin with original certificate stating the value of the piece as £111 on 3-10-1977; 'Young Falconer' also with original certificate stating the value of the item as £95 in December 1980; the third figure modelled as a tramp playing a harmonium (3)

Een traporgel/ harmonium, laat 19e eeuw. De kast met ajour gezaagde klavertjes, diverse registers. L: 55 cm, B: 107 cm, H: 112 cm. Geschatte opbrengst: € 50 - € 70. A harmonium, late 19th century. The case with pierced clovers, various organ registers. L: 55 cm, W: 107 cm, H: 112 cm. Estimate: € 50 - € 70.

19th century rosewood portable hand harmonium by Alexandre Pere, Paris, 12" high, 21" wide

John Malcolm & Co oak cased harmonium; together with a 1920s banjo-mandolin and an Eko Minstrel keyboard for spares/repairs (3)

Robert Maver & Son of Glasgow portable harmonium in travelling oak case (W70cm x D37cm x H82cm)

An Anand Singh & Co., 2 fold bellow harmonium.

Indian portable harmonium by Kamala with mahogany stained wooden case and green pearline keys L56cm - Condition Report

20th Century Indian harmonium with integral case

A late 19th Century E. Francis of Carno (Montgomeryshire) stained mixed wood cased harmonium with flanking iron carrying handles and turned spindles to front - part working

A table top harmonium

λ A 19th century Indian carved ivory figurine, modelled as a harmonium player with a female dancer, on wooden base, 14cm high (not including base)

"The Midget" late Victorian American portable chapel harmonium (Brooklyn Organ Company), the ebonised case with simple scratch carved foliate detail and moulded outline, retailed by Dale Forty & Co, Cheltenham

JAZZ - 7"/EPs PLUS 8" RARITY!. Impressive collection of around 60 x 7"/EPs plus 1 x unusual 8" rarity... Artists/titles include Steve Lane & The Famous Southern Stompers (8" self-released on 'Vortex' VX 1001 - VG+/VG+ and in later years Barry clearly showed the EP to Steve Lane who was good enough to sign it in 2000), Bab Bole - Kazoobole #1 (white label single sided 7, self released on 'Slob' records), John Coltrane - Jazz Masters (Savoy-Musidisc 3008), Sonny Rollins - Valse Hot (Esquire EP 228), Jimmy And Mama Yancey - Harmonium Blues (Roots EPL-001), Billy Holiday - Lady Day (TFE 17010), Dizzy Gillespie, Mutt Carey's New Yorkers, Jack Teagarden, Charlie Johnson, Jelly Roll Morton and Henry 'Red' Allen. Condition is typically VG+ to Ex+.

Harmonium by Alexandre & Fils, Paris, circa 1850, the case of rosewood, the five octave keyboard, C to c3, with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals, with three hand stops controlling two forte stops and an expression stop, two foot pedals operating the bellows, two legs to the front turned and gadrooned, inscribed on the keyboard cover interior Alexandre & Fils, Inventeurs et Facteurs, 39 Rue Meslay 39, ci-devant Boulevart Bonne-Nouvelle 10 Paris Height 84.5cm, width 108cm, depth 40cm

Pete Overend Watts (Mott the Hoople) - John Malcolm & Co oak cased harmonium; together with a 1920s banjo-mandolin and an Eko Minstrel keyboard for spares/repair (3)

An early 20th Century Harmonium, fitted in a wood grained case, having three octaves, 26cm high, 55cm wide, 30cm deep

A mid Victorian mahogany cased Harmonium, with two pedals, five octaves, the case bearing a presentation plaque inscribed and dated 1871

AN ANTIQUE IVORY SNOOKER OR BILLIARDS BALL, (5 CM DIA), A GROUP OF HARMONIUM ORGAN STOP PULLS, VARIOUS LETTER OPENERS, IVORY BACKED BRUSHES ETC. (QTY)

A special model laying style harmonium with a canvas carry case

LATE 19TH CENTURY HARMONIUM

Pete Overend Watts (Mott the Hoople) - John Malcolm & Co oak cased harmonium; together with a 1920s banjo-mandolin and an Eko Minstrel keyboard for spares/repair (3)

An E. Price & Sons harmonium

An early 19th century rosewood seraphine/harmonium labelled for Royal Seraphine by John Green, Soho Square, LondonAPPROX W 101CM X H 87CM X D 50CM

Kamal Harmonium and three Indian Tabla drums, metal and wood finish H58cm max

A Yamaha portable harmonium

An Edwardian rosewood cased harmonium together with a retro portable calculator by Teal (2)

A walnut and brass banded folding harmonium / ship's piano, retailed by the Sunday School Union, Ludgate Hill, London, with folding supports to the lower case, width 77cm, depth 31cm.

STEVENS, WALLACE. 1879-1955.Harmonium. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1923. 8vo. Original checkered boards, blue cloth spine, printed paper spine label, publisher's dust-jacket. Mild soiling to spine of jacket, some restoration along upper margin. With 4 pp publisher's catalogue dated Fall 1923 laid-in. Provenance: Marcia A. Taylor (Maine poet, 1881-1969, autograph to endpaper).FIRST EDITION OF THE AUTHOR'S FIRST BOOK, in the first state binding and original dust-jacket. One of 500 bound in checkered boards, published when he was 44 years old, an important contribution to modernism. 'Enter America. Stevens was over forty when his first book, containing much of his best work, was published. He takes delicious liberties with the American idiom, he radiates sensuous happiness and verbal felicity especially in his shorter poems' (Connolly 46). Edelstein A1a.

STEVENS, WALLACE. 1879-1955.Harmonium. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1923. Publisher's quarter cloth and striped decorated boards, paper spine label. Browning to top edges of boards, corners rubbed, lacking jacket. FIRST EDITION OF THE AUTHOR'S FIRST BOOK, in the second state binding, one of 215 produced. Connolly One Hundred Modern Books 46; Edelstein A1.a.WITH: Notes on a Supreme Fiction. Cummington, MA: Cummington Press, 1942. Publisher's white cloth printed in black. Light soiling. LIMITED EDITION, number 71 of 190 copies on Dutch charcoal paper. Edelstein A6.a.

A late 19th century Canadian walnut harmonium, by the Dominion Organ Co, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada, retailed by Forsyth Brothers, sole agents to the United Kingdom, with decorative fretwork and burr wood panels, with carved corbals, together with a Victorian piano stool. 140 cm wide, 138 cm high.

Harmonium, birch cased and chromed fittings, together with two harmonium books

A cased Frontalini Harmonium? Accordian: electric back massager JML Shiatsu and a stamp platform (3)

Small 19th/20th century mahogany cased table top harmonium with side carrying handles, (a/f)

A Mahogany cased ship's Organ/harmonium having 4 1/2 octave keyboard 8 stops. 43" x 17 1/2" x 34" high; by John W Reed, 34 Gerrard Street, Islington, London".

A Morgan & Scott harmonium