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Royal Irish Rifles Victorian OR's glengarry badge circa 1881-96. Die-stamped blackened brass crowned scroll "Quis Separabit" surmounting Maid of Erin Harp which rests on tri-part scroll "Royal Irish Rifles". Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 689)

Tyneside Irish scarce first pattern brass shoulder strap badge by Reid. A good die-stamped example. Crowned harp on title scroll. Two loops to reverse. VGC(KK 1138)

8th King's Royal Irish Hussars Officer's pre 1952 cap badge. A fine scarce die-cast example. Silvered Maid of Erin Harp with applied gilt Royal Crest, numerals and motto. Two long loops to reverse which is impressed ‘P'. Generally VGC. (as KK 1928)

8th King's Royal Irish Hussars Officer's cap badge circa 1953-58 and pair of collars. A fine scarce die-cast example. Silvered Maid of Erin Harp with applied gilt Royal Crest, numerals and motto. Two loops to reverse. (KK 1928) ... gilt crowned silvered Maid of Erin Harp facing collars on loops. VGC (3 items) Amalgamated with 4th QO Hussars in 1958 to form The Queen's Royal Irish Hussars.

London Irish Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR's helmet plate. A scarce die-stamped brass example originally blackened . Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed ‘London Irish Rifle Vols.', crowned Harp to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Service wear. Formed 28.2.1860 as 28th Middlesex RV, renumber 16th 1880.

5th Royal Irish Lancers, Officer's Shabraque Embroidered Horse, Saddle Cloth Quarter. An example of a Hind Quarter of the Shabraque, with gold bullion embroidery depicting Upon crossed lances a circular strap, "Quis Separabit" and to the centre a crowned Harp and Maid. To the base of the lances title "5 Royal Irish" All is surmounted by a Guelphic Crown. Edged with two rows of gold lace of Regimental pattern. Overall GC small moth nips. Suitable for Framing.

Irish. 88th Connaught Rangers Victorian Officer's shako plate circa 1869-78. A fine and rare example. Rich gilt crowned laurel sprays with circlet "Connaught Rangers" and ornamented with shamrocks; on the black velvet the centre, the Harp over floreated "88", below the circlet an applied silver scroll, "Quis Separabit". Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 174).

Irish. 88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment Victorian Officer's shoulder belt plate circa 1831-55 A fine and scarce example. Seeded gilt plate. with burnished edges, mounted with silver star, the principal rays bearing honours. This mounted with gilt crowned shamrock wreath on "Quis Separabit" scroll bearing a pierced gilt circlet inscribed "Connaught Rangers" with seeded gilt "88" to centre. On the bottom ray of the star, a gilt Maid of Erin Harp over gilt Sphinx on "Egypt". Two hooks and two studs to reverse. VGC The Harp and Crown was authorised for wear by 88th on 23rd December 1830. Changed from silver to gilt buttons July 1831, hence new plate adopted.

A pair of 19th century French tapestry panels in the Aubusson manner, one depicting a seated gentleman surrounded by creatures and foliage, approx 73 x 40cm, the other of a seated lady with a harp at her feet with gardens in the background, 75 x 40cm, each framed (2).

A 9ct gold charm bracelet set with eight charms to include an ice-skate, harp, a bone opening to reveal fish bones, dragon etc, approx 70.4g.

Pair of “Irish Dresden” Simone Candelabra, a pair of “Irish Dresden” harp players & 4 porcelain pieces – water can, swan, dish & figures on sofa (8)

CHARLES II NEEDLEWORK PANEL 17TH CENTURY worked in silk and metallic threads on a silk ground, depicting a lady with a harp and a soldier flanked by male and female attendants, against a field filled with flowers, buildings, figures, a tree, a lion, a stag, a rose and a carnation, in an ebonised frame 32cm x 45cm

GOLD CHARMS, 8 assorted gold charms & mounts including dogs, harp, acorn etc. 24 grams overall

A Hibernian Insurance Company lead fire mark, W13B, repainted harp, name and background, height 27.5cm.

Swarovski Silver Crystal Harp Boxed With Certificate

A 9ct yellow gold harp shaped pendant, L. 2.3cm, (approx. 03.6gr).

A Hohner 'Super Chromatic' harmonica, length 14cm, a German Koch chromatic harmonica and a M. Hohner blues harp, all cased.

A pair of modern terracotta finials each with a winged cherub playing a harp, height 46cm.

A Continental bisque figure group, Musicians, she sits by a harp, her companion leaning over her shoulder, rectangular base, griffins feet, 44cm high, 31.5cm wide, c.1900 Condition Report: Old Restorations additional photos available

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY NINE CARAT GOLD ALBERT CHAINformed by graduated curb links, with a medal appendage for Dumbarton Harp Juniors F.C School Tournament and a further fifteen carat gold X shaped appendage medal, 54.2g gross; along with an unmarked late Victorian fob (2)

A Killarney marquetry writing slope,mid 19th century, the yew wood ground with central Celtic harp, encompassed by a foliate border, enclosing fitted interior,35cm wide25cm deep10cm high

A late 19th/early 20th century Austro-Hungarian 900 standard silver and enamel cigarette case, decorated with a nude lade playing the harp?, 92mm.

A MINIATURE SILVER HARP AND GRAMOPHONE (2).

19/20th Century French Bisque Sculpture "Beauté Avec Harpe". Signed H. Moreau. The Harp has become detached and is temporarily attached or in good condition. Measures 25" H. Shipping: Third party. (estimate $150-$250)

A Swarovski crystal grand piano brooch, boxed, another, harp (2)

A Cyril Bloom mahogany folk harp, Minstrel, 4' 6" in height, 34 strings, sharpening levers with custom made insulated travel storage case, tuning key and beginner's harp book

An A.E. Jones silver coffee pot, model no.712, tapering cylindrical form with simple cast entwined rose band, hammered finish, the hinged domed cover with wooden finial, fruitwood harp handle, stamped marks, Windermere, Birmingham 1919, 19cm. high, 309 grams.

IRISH FURNITURE. A VICTORIAN ARBUTUS WOOD, KILLARNEY MARQUETRY AND PENWORK WORK TABLE, C1870 the lid decorated with Muckross Abbey and fern spandrels, the underside with harp medallion and trailing shamrock surround, having fitted interior with several contemporary Victorian tartanware, ivory and mother of pearl accessories, the pedestal and base conforming, carved paw feet, 74cm h; 41 x 56cm Provenance: Believed to have been brought from Ireland by Eliza Pryce, nee Williams of Gunley Hall in the mid 19th c; thence by descent. ++Dirt and shrinkage crack across top but unrestored

BAG CONTAINING SCOTTISH PEBBLE JEWELLERY, HARP BROOCH, ETC

A George III style three-piece silver tea service, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1932, rounded rectangular form, the teapot with blackwood harp handle and finial, all on ball feet, 35ozs, each detailed on the undersides 'Reproduction 1780'.

John Donegan, Dublin, a mid-19th century Irish 18ct gold cased open face pocket watch, No.7499, keywind 3/4 plate English lever movement with fusee and split bi-metallic balance, gold engine turned dial with subsidiary seconds, a Roman chapter and with a central spiral rosette and an outer band of 'bloomed' flowers, three piece hinged case, the back enamelled with a blue harp within a band of green trailing shamrocks on a matt ground, the inside finely engraved with a depiction of St Patrick seated on a rock, a hound by his side and ruins in the distance, hallmarked Dublin 1858, 50mm diameter. Note; John Donegan, 32 Dame Street, Dublin - a top Irish maker, who had two shops in Dublin and is known to have been working before 1839 until at least 1855.

A Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth group. Two mice musicians playing a harp and an accordion. GT monogram to the rear with H Doulton Lambeth inscribed to the base. Dated 1885. Height 10cm.

A moulded and painted plaster Royal Arms armorial shield, with quartered lion, harp and three lions, 89cm x 80cm

Four silver pill boxes, circular with decoration of woman playing harp, square with thistle design on lid, square with engraving of Palazzo Vecchio, square with rounded ends classical decoration to lid, various stamps, 2.4 oz (4)

Early 19th Century silk and mother of pearl fan, the silk fan painted with a lady playing the harp and cherubs to the leaf decoration to the sticks, cased, 73cm wide excluding frame

Antique carved bog oak harp H29cm approx

19th century violin branded Goulding & Co, London under a harp by the button on the back, the one piece back of faint narrow curl with similar wood to the sides and head, the table of a broad/medium width grain and the varnish of a golden-brown colour, 13 7/8", 35.20cm, two bows

Good 18th century French harp by Holtzman, Paris, with ebonised and gilt chinoiserie decoration, the carved scroll top upon a foliate carved fluted column support and base housing seven pedals, the soundboard delicately decorated after Watteau with a riverside landscape below foliate and musical motifs, 66" high

Sebastian Erard harp in need of restoration and rebuilding

Anne, crown, 1707 e, Edinburgh mint, rev., Post-Union type shields, lettered edge reads sexto (E.S.C. 103; Bull 1351 (13 strings to harp); S. 3600), small metal flaw at edge below bust, generally very fine and with a bold portrait

Antique Piano Harp/Zither Late 19th Century piano harp 'Edison No 5 Special' American model. Of wooden construct painted green with gilt decoration and American eagle decoration. In good overall condition.

Late 19th/early 20th Century oval brooch having inset porcelain panel depicting a lady with harp, within a gilt metal border Condition:

19th Century French ormolu mantel clock, the central dial flanked either side by hand painted Sevres style ceramic plaques, depicting cherubs, surmounted by a lady playing a harp with a cherub blowing horns, movement striking on a bell, stamped O. Berger, Paris. 55cm long 50cm high

*De Morgan (Evelyn, 1855-1919). Compositional study for By the Waters of Babylon, black & white chalks on blue-grey paper, showing a frieze of seven figures, one with a harp, in a landscape with trees, image size 21.5 x 40cm (8.5 x 15.75ins), sheet size 28 x 42cm (11 x 16.5ins) A preliminary sketch for 'By the Waters of Babylon', Evelyn de Morgan's large scale oil painting, illustrating the Biblical story of the exile of the Jews in Psalm 137. She finished the work in 1882, and it is now held by the De Morgan Foundation ('Evelyn De Morgan, oil paintings', DMF, 1996, plate 11). This early study is typical of the artist's first loose compositional sketches for a work. It is interesting to see that, although two of the main figures present in the oil painting do not yet take their place, the final composition in outline deviates little from her initial concept. (1)

Forerunners: 1914 Home Rule labels, group of three depicting "Hibernia", the Irish Harp and John Redmond (Hibernian L29/31), produced in Belfast by supporters of Home Rule, "Harp" design lightly hinged, others with full o.g. and all three fine

A cased Hohner 'Pro-Harp' harmonica in key of A together with a further example in C

Charles I silver tower shilling, harp mint mark VF, together with an Elizabeth I shilling

Large 19th Century Staffordshire Pottery flat backed figure group depicting a pair of country musicians, he with concertina, she with harp. 44cm high.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Generally crazed and cracked overall with a number of small firing cracks and wear to gilding in places.

A large Greek anphora vase in Attic manner; black painted with wide neck and two hand grips, on round base; on each side a male figure with a harp and a vase; signs of age.height 43cm

A George Formby cased mandolin, 55cm W and a Lohengrin harp Zither, 51 cm, both in good condition (2)

Wedgwood dark Royal Blue jasperware unusual tankard decorated with lady & harp and small teapot, tallest height 11cm (2)

An early Victorian giltwood double action harp, by Alexander Blazdell circa 1840-1845, with two brass makers plates reading A Blazdell maker 54 Howland Street, Fitzroy Square, London, and further numbered 254, the pillar carved in the Elizabethan style, the neck with gilt tracery, the maple polychrome decorated with exotic birds amidst scroll flowers and foliage, the base with eight graduated fold-down brass pedals, the whole raised on dolphinium type and paw feet, h.173cm, w.80cm

A 19th century oil on canvas representing allegorical scene - two young women listen to maid playing harp - signed lower right "A. Aylward" in its original elaborated heavy gold leaf gilded exhibition frame, artist name on frame's plaque, canvas relined - size 55cm x 68.5cm - frame 86cm x 99.5cm Condition report: Some minor flaking to painting with overall crazing, has been relined

Two Halcyon days enamel trinket boxes one in the form of a jack russell, two limoges harp form trinket boxes and a Chelsea enamelled trinket box (5)

Pair of Antique Possibly EF Caldwell Etched Crystal and Bronze Lamps. Unsigned. One with repair to bottom or in good condition. Measures 21-3/4" H to harp x 7-1/2" W. Shipping: Third party. (estimate $600-$800)

A Cyril Bloom mahogany folk harp, Minstrel, 4' 6" in height, 34 strings, sharpening levers with custom made insulated travel storage case, tuning key and beginner's harp book

Wool Weight bronze, cast in relief with harp and cross in shields, three cyphers to top: cross in shield, dagger and A 19cm high

Nine Dresden-style figures to include some Dresden lace-style figures, a ballet dancer, a lady playing the harp, a couple in 18th century costume and a courting couple taking tea (9). CONDITION REPORT Lady in blue dress finger missing, all with damage to dresses but ballerina and lady with harp, the harp strings loose.

A rusted metal table sculpture, 20th century, modelled as a sitting musician with an African kaliba harp, reportedly from the estate of Womack and Womack, 55 by 37 by 49cm high.

Early 20th Century Hohner Band harmonica, The Super Chromonica chromatic harmonica both in fitted cases and a mouth harp Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs