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A late 19th/early 20thC Belleek porcelain centrepiece, with flared trumpet stem and flowerhead base, on shaped circular foot, black dog and harp mark beneath, 32cm high

A Regency style silver three piece tea service and matching two piece bachelor service, John Round, Sheffield 1905, 1908 & 1937, of shaped rectangular outline, with shell and leaf scroll interspaced gadroon borders, the teapots with black wood harp handles, 50ozs. Illustrated.

A gold diamond and enamel stick pin, circa 1900, modelled as a crowned harp, 3.3g gross.

A scarce Vic 1827 pattern officer’s sword of The R. Irish Rifles, slightly curved, fullered blade 32½”, by J. Ireland, 11 Ellis’s Quay, London, etched with crowned VR cypher and wreaths on both sides in panels, with scrolls at forte, regulation steel hilt with sideloop and incorporating crowned harp, stepped pommel, plain backstrap, wire bound fishskin (worn) grip, in its nickel plated steel scabbard (plating dull) with 2 rings. Basically GC (blade and hilt heavily cleaned overall). Plate 7

Sebastian Erard's Patent Harp, No. 742, Regency-period, single-action with volume swell, eight pedals, black and gilt throughout with fluted column, moulded gilt-gesso detail includes griffins, ram's heads and floral swags, dateable to 1820, 67in. high - unstrung; one pedal lacking

Unusual pair of 19th century Continental gilt metal and blown glass epergnes, each in the form of a harp with dragon and lion terminals and suspending wrythen blown glass sconces on conforming foot, 47cm high CONDITION REPORT Both in good original condition, one glass vase missing. Minor wear to gilding

Small glass ornaments including swans, peacock, harp, etc.

Chromatic concert Royal piano harp with case & instructions

AUTO HARP contained within original case with instruction manual

A Belleek Vine Vase and a Belleek Harp Teapot

Small Selection of Cavalry Arm Badges consisting bullion embroidery 3/6 Dragoon Guards ... 2 x bullion embroidery Victorian crowns on scarlet backing ... Bi-metal Royal Scots Greys (3 rear lugs) ... White metal Irish harp ... White metal 3rd Kings Own Hussars ... Bi-metal Royal Lancers ... Bullion embroidery and white metal Royal Lancers. 8 items.

William III Halfcrown 1696 OCTAVO, first bust, large shields, early harp; flecking both sides o/wise good edge & surfaces, blue/gold tone AVF

William III, Halfcrown 1697 NONO, first bust, large shields, second harp; a few faint hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces, toned with underlying lustre, VF/GVF

Ireland, Henry VIII 'Harp' Groat, first coinage (1534-40), MM crown; obv. HENRIC VIII D G R AGLIE Z around long cross fourchée over crowned arms, rev. FRANCE DOMINVS HIBERNIE around large crowned harp dividing H & I (Henry & Jane Seymour); full, round flan VF

German auto harp with nine chord options and lacquered black finish with rose design

An early 20thC lap zither harp with 25 pairs of melody strings and six groups of bass strings in configurations of four

Assorted yellow metal charms to include: cricket bat and stumps; harp; horse shoe etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Crest ware, to include: a pig; Red Cross Ambulance; a tank; a harp; a Royal Worcester Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Trio.

A Regency style giltwood oval mirror with carved harp and floral crest, having bevelled glass plate, 135cm x 67cm

PAIR OF NINETEENTH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FLAT BACK SPILL VASE FIGURES, each heightened in colours and modelled as a seated musician with a harp, on a black lied oval base surmounted by a lamb, 13" (33cm) high, (2)

A silver model of a harp; together with a vesta and EPNS items

Lisburn Volunteers cross belt plate. A brass rectangular convex cross belt plate engraved to the centre with a crown over Maid of Erin harp, inscribed above and below 'IN PECTOE PATRIA' and 'LISBURN - VOLUNTEERS', hook and pair of fixing studs to reverse. Rare. 2.75 by 2in. (7 by 5.1cm)

George III, Dungannon Corps cross belt plate. A brass oval convex cross belt plate engraved to the centre with a crown over Maid of Erin harp, ribbons inscribed above and below 'DUNGANNON' and 'CORPS', hook and pair of fixing studs to reverse. Rare. 3 by 2.25in. (7.6 by 5.7cm)

Circa 1798. United Irishmen ribbon badge. Gold stamped on green cloth: "Erin go brach" handshake over harp with inverted crown and shamrock, "Union & Liberty". Rare

19th century, green ensign. A green flag, Union flag to the upper left corner, centred by a gold Maid of Erin harp. A scarce and interesting flag. 108 by 56in. (274.3 by 142.2cm) There is evidence that the Green Ensign, although never officially approved, had been used by some Irish ships since the 17th Century. The early versions use the emblem of the Irish Revenue – a “Mermaid” Harp surmounted by a crown in gold. However the background should have been St. Patrick’s Blue rather than emerald green according to the authorities. In the 1830s The Western Yacht Club used the Green Ensign for a while. In some cases Irish vessels had this flag confiscated by authorities in harbours inn Britain, Ireland and the West Indies according to some records. In 1872, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in reply to the Admiralty, declared the use of the Green Ensign to be incorrect, and in support attached a well researched paper by Sir J. Barnard-Burke, Ulster King of Arms, supporting the choice of blue as the National Colour of Ireland. Thus the Harp is shewn as gold on blue in the Royal Standard, and indeed since the 1930s the same is the Standard of the President of the Republic of Ireland.

19th century silk needlework panel Erin go Bragh Centred with the arms of the Provinces flanked by banners and above a hound and a harp and the inscription 'God Save Ireland'. Framed. 15.50 by 17in. (39.4 by 43.2cm)

1886 Charles Stewart Parnell commemorative plate. Of octagonal form, the ivory ground centred by a portrait of Parnell surmounted by the motto Erin - go - Bragh" and a harp among shamrock, the portrait garlanded with wild roses, coloured. Marked with registration number 41050 for 1886. Width 9.50in. (24.1cm)

1886 Charles Stewart Parnell commemorative plate. Of octagonal form, the ivory ground centred by a portrait of Parnell surmounted by the motto Erin - go - Bragh" and a harp among shamrock, the portrait garlanded with wild roses, monochrome. Marked with registration number 41050 for 1886. Width 9.50in. (24.1cm)

Sons of Eireann banner. A large green banner, centred with a shamrock-entwined harp, ribbons above and below inscribed, 'Sons of Erin' and Glory Waits You'. 50 by 75in. (127 by 190.5cm)

A Burmese wood figure of a musician, 20th century, carved as a seated young woman playing the harp, 53cm. high.

Boxed vintage Harp reputedly once belonging to Peter Sellers and used in "Suddenly its a Folk song" 1958

A 12 string harp-guitar, total length 69.5cm; together with a 6 string banjo.

A late 18th/early 19thC Savonnerie tapestry panel, depicting a lady playing a harp, whilst seated beside a window, within a decorative border, frame incomplete, panel size 87cm x 70cm.

A composite, to simulate lead, garden ornament in the form of a winged cherub/putti, seated on a squat plinth playing a harp/flute, 50 cm high approx

A Victorian Irish yellow metal harp locket with thermometer inside.

A quantity of world coins and tokens mainly 18th and 19th century including Eastern European examples include Russia, Hungary, Romania, Poland etc, German States, Austrian Netherlands: Escalin (Schelling) 1752 example, Ireland George I halfpenny 1722 harp at left, token examples from J Gargory 41 Bull Street, Birmingham Distinct Vision. Queens Head Windmill St, Haymarket, Shaws Queens Club, Yorkshire West Riding token for accommodation 1 shilling 1811 - Condition: Poor to VF

Catullus, Tibullus , Propertius & Caius Cornelius Gallus. C. Valerii Catulli...Liber I. Alb. Tibulli Equitis Romani libri IIII. Sex Aurelii Propertii umbri libri IIII. C N. Cornelii Galli fragmenta, collation: a-z8 A-B8, italic type, woodcut decorative initial, woodcut printer's device to final verso, contemporary and later ink marginalia and underlining, Basel, Henricus Petri, March, 1530 bound after Martialis (Marcus Valerius) Epigrammaton Libri XIIII, collation: A-Z8 Aa-Ff8, italic type, final f. with woodcut printer's device verso, otherwise blank, early ink marginalia, Basel, Henricus Petri, August, 1530, together 2 works in 1 vol., water-stained at head, contemporary blind-stamped panelled pigskin over wooden boards, remains of metal clasps, outer border composed of representations of Thalia (playing the luter), Terpsichore (playing the guitar, dated 1537), Euterpe (playing a wind instrument, signed 'N.C.', and Calliope (playing the harp, signed 'M.A.'), enclosing an inner double file tborder and a central panel of acorns, spine in compartments and with 19th century paper title label at head, crack to upper board (not visible externally), corners little worn, lightly soled, 8vo (149 x 97mm.)⁂ Rare editions in an interesting contemporary binding. Literature: I; Not in Adams; VD 16 C 1740 II: Not in Adams VD 16 M 1163.

A Swarovski crystal piano and harp, harp H. 11cm.

Royal Irish Rifles Victorian field service cap badge circa 1896-1901.Die-stamped blackened brass crowned Maid of Erin Harp on 'Quis Separabit' scroll. Loops (bent) VGC

5th (Royal Irish) Lancers / 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars Victorian NCO's arm badge.A scarce nickel silver example. Crowned Maid of Erin Harp of hollow construction with flat backplate. Three replacement loops VGC

Royal Irish Rangers Piper's badge circa 1968-92.Fine crowned silvered Maid of Erin Harp on gilt 'Royal Irish Rangers' scroll. Four loops VGC 1.7.1968 formed from amalgamation of R Inniskilling Fus, RUR and RIF. Amalgamated with UDR on 1.7.1992 to from The Royal Irish Regiment.

Royal Irish Regiment post 1992 Piper's badgeA fine die-cast chromed crowned Maid of Erin Harp with brass backing plate. Three loops VGC The Royal Irish Rangers amalgamated with UDR on 1st July 1992 to from The Royal Irish Regiment.

Irish. 5th Lancers / 8th Hussars 1903 Birmingham hallmarked silver NCO's arm badgeHollow crowned Maid of Erin Harp with flat back plate S & W Ld (Smith & Wight) Loops VGC

Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers) scarce large bi-metal Brodrick cap badge circa 1902-05.Die-cast flaming grenade, the ball bearing white metal Maid of Erin Harp surmounted by Prince of Wales plumes. (KK 693) Slider VGC As stated in KK, not worn with coronet.

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African Tribal items, to include: a kalimba; a bow harp; Massai gourd water carriers; a pipe; and other items.

A Fine Collection of Mid to Late 19th Century Ceramic Jugs / Pitchers ( 8 ) Eight In Total. Comprises 1/ Pinder Bourne and Co Fine Quality Jug, Won the Silver Medal at The Paris Exhibition 1878, This Jugs Is Dated 1879, Height 7.75 Inches. 2/3 Dudson Jugs. 4/ Twin Handled Lidded Jar. c.1850's. 5/ Pearl Ware Jug. Height 6 Inches. 6/ English Pottery Prattware Jug Decorated with Painted Images on a Figure Standing Holding a Green Flag and Harp with Dog at Feet. Height 7 Inches. 7/ Copeland Jug. 7.5/8 Inches High + One Other Jug.

A late 19thC silver plated jardiniere, embossed with thistles, roses, harp, shamrock etc., emblematic of the British Isles, 19cm high

THREE VULCANITE VESTAS with insets (a mirror, a harp, & Blackpool tower), a vulcanite & tortoiseshell horseshoe-shaped vesta case, four plated/brass Edward VII commemorative vest acases and a steel vesta case "Gordon & Kitchener"; the latter 1.8" (4.5 cms) long (9)

British Coins, William and Mary, guinea, 1689, later harp, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3426), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 53

Silver miniature novelty harp

A Hanging Harp oil lamp, with wrought iron and brass fittings, 46 by 77cm high.

A group of six Swarovski faceted crystal glass musical instruments to include piano and stool, harp , bass, mandolin and two saxophones. Measures 10cms highest.

A 20th century Hopf Guitar Mandolin zither / Auto Harp, having an ebonised body with applied decoration and paper label for Hopf.

Georges Charles Coudray (French 1883-1932). An early 20th century bronze figure of a bare breasted Nubian, seated on a Pharaoh mask playing a harp, signed 'G. Coudray', on a verde antico marble base, 61.8cm high.

An auto harp, with music sheet, boxed.

William III (1694-1702), silver Crown, 1696. Third laureate and draped bust right, legend and toothed border surrounding, GVLIELMVS. III. DEI. GRA. rev. crowned cruciform shields, Lion of Nassau at center, early harp, date either side of top crown.MAG. BR.FRA. ET.HIB. REX. edge inscribed in raised letters and dated, +.+.DECVS. ET. TVTAMEN.ANNO. REGNI. OCTAVO. weight 30.53g (Bull 1004; ESC 94; S 3472; KM 494.1). Toned, with some black spots, a couple of raised die flaws and rim flaws, otherwise a pleasing example. In PCGS holder graded MS 63, Pop 1; only graded 2 finer in MS-64 at PCGS. Estimated Value $2,750 Ex: St James Auction 5, 27th September 2006, lot 380. PCGS certification 34313078.

A Berlin porcelain figure group, circa 1900, depicting a regal figure, playing a harp with a putti at her feet, painted and printed marks (26.5cm high) and one further Continental porcelain figure modelled as a lady carrying a tea tray (20.5cm high), (2).

A SWAROVSKI GRAND PIANO AND STOOL, a similar harp, a number of modern enamel pill boxes and other items

A silver oblong baluster three piece tea service by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1918, the tea pot with a lobed oval composition finial to the dome centred cover, a composition harp handle, the gadrooned rim with shells at intervals, the body half lobed, 30.5cm (12in) long, 1065g (34.25 oz) gross