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5 Victorian leaded glass panels with stained glass shield depicting lion, harp, rose & fleur de Lys

Large and interesting English ebonised triple fusee musical table clock, the substantial six pillar movement with foliate engraved back plate, fitted with a 5.5" musical cylinder striking on a nest of fourteen bells, the 10" square brass dial signed Paul Beauvais on a recessed silvered plate to the matted centre with ringed winding holes and calendar aperture, enclosed by a silvered chapter ring and surmounted by subsidiary calendar and Bonnie Charlie/Duncan, Davison/Logie of Buchan/Devil's Dream tune selector dials, also with a silent strike lever above twelve o'clock, within an impressive ormolu mounted case fitted with a base drawer to house a spare cylinder (missing) and swivel stepped base, with ornate pierced cast side handles and glazed sides, surmounted by a caddy top with four turned finials and the naked standing figure of a man playing a small harp, 30" high overall, with pendulum and door key (alterations)

HOHNER ECHO HARP. Hohner, The Echo harp in original box

HOHNER HARP. Hohner Auto Valve harp in G tuning

A FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK, with spelter maiden with harp with plaque, 'La Melodie par Aug Moreau' on stepped marbled base with ormolu scroll mount feet and barrel clock with enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, movement stamped 1650, approximately 70cm high

WILLIAM 111 [1694-1702] silver sixpence. coin BRISTOL mint – B below bust. 1696 Early harp, 1st bust, large crowns. [Spink 3521 - £375 in EF & £90 in VF, ESC 1535]. Ex – D G Barney collection, 1992. GVF-nEF

WILLIAM 111 [1694-1702] silver sixpence. coin BRISTOL mint – B below bust. 1696 Early harp, 1st bust, large crowns. May be B over E variety and no stop after GRA? [Spink 3521 £90-135 in VF, ESC 1535A]. Ex – F J Rist collection, 1999. nVF-VF

LEON UNDERWOOD [1890-1975]. Harp [Music from Behind the Moon, no.7], 1926. Wood engraving, artist’s proof [edition of 30 prints]. Signed, 13 x 17 cm. [good condition].

A 19th century silkwork picture Worked with David playing the harp before Saul, framed and glazed. 75.5 x 60.5 cm. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some slight fading, losses to frame.

A bagatelle board, a piano harp and two harmonicas

Dated 1677 AD. Fourth bust. Obv: profile bust with CAROLVS II DEI GRATIA legend. Rev: cruciform arms with eight harp strings and interlocking CCs to angles with MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX legend and date. Edge: with raised DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO NONO inscription. 14.63 grams. S. 3367; ESC 6th 475 (old 479"). [No Reserve] Fine; few small abrasions. Scarce.

Dated 1805 AD. Obv: profile bust with GEORGIUS III D G REX legend. Rev: crowned harp with date below and HIBERNIA legend. 8.58 grams. S. 6621; D&F 599. [No Reserve] Extremely fine; some wear to gilding. Rare.

Dated 1806 AD. Obv: profile bust with GEORGIUS III D G REX legend. Rev: crowned harp with date (no stop after) below and HIBERNIA legend. 4.20 grams. S. 6622; D&F 604. [No Reserve] Proof; few minor marks.

AN 18K TWO COLOUR GOLD, CHAMPAGNE DIAMOND AND DIAMOND BAND RING 21st Century Centered by a champagne coloured circular-cut diamond weighing circa 0.77 carats, within diamond-set openwork ‘harp’ design, weighing circa 1.58 carats, 10.2 grams, 1.2 cm wide, size 56  

AN 18K WHITE GOLD, CHAMPAGNE DIAMOND AND DIAMOND BAND RING 21st Century Centered by a champagne coloured circular-cut diamond weighing circa 0.77 carats, within openwork diamond-set ‘harp’ design, weighing circa 1.59 carats, 10.2 grams, 1.2 c wide, size 56 

A collection of harmonicas;- six by Hohner comprising The Chromonica, The Super Chromonica, Blues Harp, Chrometta 12, Special 20 and Orchesteri, and a Koch harmonica, (7), six with cases

A HARP ZITHER, 52CM L, EARLY 20TH CENTURY

Royal Irish Fusiliers Officer’s cap badge. Die-cast gilt grenade mounted with silver Maid or Erin Harp and Prince of Wales’s plumes all surmounted by separate coronet. Long loops

87th POW Own Irish Fusiliers George III Officer’s gilt open back coatee button. POW plumes atop eagle on Maid of Erin Harp resting on “87 Princes Own Irish” circa 1815-21. Approx. 19 mm Firmin & Langdale, London Shank

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

Royal Irish Regiment Victorian OR’s brass cap badge circa 1896-1901. Die-stamped crowned Harp on title scroll. (KK 613) Loops

A George III silver helmet shaped cream jug, having serrated borders and harp shape handle, London 1775, 10cm high

A good scarce post 1902 WM glengarry badge of the North Irish Horse, applied harp to centre. Near VGC

An unusual 1796 pattern sword for an Irish light cavalry officer, curved, shallow fullered blade 30”, with spear point, by J Read, Dublin, etched on one side with crown, Irish harp and trophy, and on the other with standing Britannia and trophy, both sides surmounted by a foliate bonnet device, gilt stirrup hilt with rounded triangular langets each bearing a prominent applied lion’s head, facetted knucklebow, lion’s head pommel and facetted backstrap, wirebound leather grip, in its black leather scabbard with gilt brass locket, middle band and chape with 2 rings, the locket engraved I. Read, College Green. Very Good Condition, the blade retaining approximately 70% blueing and gilding, the hilt 80% gilt, and the scabbard mounts 20% gilt. Note: John Reed is recorded at 8 College Green, Dublin, 1796-1817Plate 42

Step Together" and "He Taught Us How to Die", sheet music." The cover of Step Together" centred by an Irish harp with the Fenian sunrise behind and flanked by Irish flags. Published by J.J. Walsh; together with a single sheet of music, "He Taught Us How to Die" headed by a portrait of Sean MacDiarmuida, printed by O'Connor's Printing Works, Ashe Street, Tralee. (2) The larger" 12½ x 10in. (31¾ x 25.40cm) P

Henry VIII and Jane Seymour Irish Harp Coinage groat, 1536-1537. H & I, weakly struck in parts, fine. P

Pre-1881 Royal Irish Regiment cross belt plate. A Victorian bronze rectangular cross-belt plate, relief decorated with a crowned maid of Erin harp, in a garland of rose, thistle and shamrock; above the Egypt battle honour and XVIII - ROYAL - IRISH"." 4 x 2¾in. (10.16 x 6.99cm) P

Charles I silver halfcrown, Tower Mint under the King 1625-1642, mm, not visible but has C R beside reverse oval shield = Portcullis or harp, Spink 2771, with old ticket, possibly clipped, scuffed obverse, F/GF

Charles I silver minors, Halfgroats both mm. Sun, F/GF and ragged flan double-struck, F/NVF, ditto mm. Harp, F/VF, ditto mm. Star, a little short of flan, F/NVF, plus a base Rose farthing, GVF, plus 2 x Royal farthings, both off centre, GF and VF, all with old tickets [7]

James I silver halfcrown, reverse reads:- QVAE DEVS, with plain groundline, head of harp worn, Spink 2666?, full, round, well centred, striking crack at obverse 8 o'clock, weakness each side, F

GB Early Milled Silver (13) William III including Crown 1696 Octavo VG, Halfcrown 1696 small shields VG, Halfcrown 1697N (Norwich) Nono large shields S.3491 bold VG, other Halfcrowns and Shillings of Chester and Bristol, Sixpence 1697N late harp small crowns S.3535 porous toned GF-nVF, etc etc.

GB Sixpences (7) William III early milled silver: 1696 early harp large crowns VF, 1696Y early harp large crowns Fair, 1696 B/E early harp large crowns GF, 1697N late harp small crowns nF, 1697B late harp small crowns nF, 1697C late harp small crowns Fine, and 1699 plumes in angles VG/F

A Luna Harp harmonica, a Hero harmonica in box and a wooden flute/pipe (a/f), together with four twin track tape records including The Beatles' Please Please Me, and Rubber Soul

A good collection of vintage and retro advertising pub ashtrays, to include Martell, Harp, a space age Woodbines and others.

A Victorian ' Paris Exhibition ' 1900 model ebonised Zither - Auto harp musical instrument.

An auto harp

AFRICAN SANZA HARP. African Sanza thumb harp

ANTIQUE/ COLLECTABLE - A vintage glass soda syphon with inscription reading 'Mineral Water Distributors Ltd - Dublin', with a shamrock boarder & Irish harp.

Continental porcelain figural group of a lady playing a harp with a man in attendance

AN UNUSUAL EDWARDIAN WEIGHTED SILVER HARP-SHAPE HAT-PIN HOLDER, by Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1905, also an EDWARDIAN CONTINENTAL SILVER HARP-SHAPE BOX with hinged cover and gilded interior, repoussé with putti within a foliate cartouche, garden implements and scrollwork, import marks for London 1903 (2)

A 9ct GOLD LARGE HORSESHOE BROOCH engraved with a presentation inscription, also a 9ct gold green pebble set harp-shape BROOCH, a gold-plated and nacreous shell PENDANT in the form of a lady's riding hat and crop, a 15ct gold tiny ruby coloured stone and white stone set BROOCH, a 9ct gold braided chain NECKLACE, a 9ct gold wedding RING (cut through), a 9ct gold broad wedding RING with chased decoration, a 9ct gold BROOCH (stone absent), and a 9ct gold flattened articulated NECKLACE, 38.6 gms of 9ct gold and 3.3 gms gross of 15ct gold, also a gilt metal, turquoise, cabochon ruby coloured stone and single tiny diamond set articulated link NECKLACE with serpent-head terminal issuing tasselled pendants (10)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PARCEL GILT OVAL LOCKET, a 'silver' BROOCH set with an amethyst coloured stone, stamped 'Iona', a Sterling silver pebble set HARP-SHAPE BROOCH, a silver WATCH CHAIN with two pendants, a silver and enamel BROOCH with a bird, London 1976, a Sterling silver small Scottish style plaid BROOCH WITH CAIRNGORM SET STAG'S HEAD, a silver bloodstone set FOB PENDANT SEAL, Chester 1897, another silver bloodstone set SWIVELLING FOB PENDANT, a silver and carved possibly meerschaum 'baronial' BROOCH, a silver WATCH CHAIN, a pair of silver amethyst coloured stone and nacreous stone set EAR PENDANTS, a small SALT SPOON with 'coin' bowl, a small cast and gilt brass terminal in the form of cupid sat upon a shell playing a harp, a Parker 61 FOUNTAIN PEN, an American GF. Youngstown, Ohio GOLD-PLATED PROPELLING PENCIL and an early 20th century silver VISITING CARD CASE embossed with a roundel of bowling interest, Birmingham 1906.

Rare Royal Hibernian Military School Cap Badge Circa 1902-21, brass oval with voided Irish harp to the centre, three piece scroll below with motto “FEAR GOD HONOUR THE KING”. Two loops to the reverse. Good overall condition.

17th century English tokens - London, J Epson, Dukes Place 1667, halfpenny, coronet on beacon, M D at the Dagar and Pye, Foster Lane, farthing, J Stephens, Giltsur Street (without Newgate), farthing, three nuns, T H at the Castle, Grays Inn Lane, farthing, R Lomax at the Star (E), Harp Lane, farthing, NF/ F (5)

ROYAL DUX ART NOUVEAU PORCELAIN FIGURAL BOWL, painted in muted tones and gilt and modelled as a shell shaped bowl surmounted by a maiden with lyre harp, 10 1/2" (26.7cm) high, raised pink triangle mark and faintly impressed mould number (head re-glued)

9th-10th century AD. A mixed group of openwork bronze mounts comprising: two harp-shaped; two heart-shaped; three rectangular; four tongue-shaped; two with hooked bar beneath; one a pair of trefoils; one D-shaped with hinge straps above; two with scrolled edges; two with circular holes. Property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1980s. 98 grams total, 18-28mm (3/4 - 1"). [19, No Reserve] Fine condition.

. A mixed group of undated archaistic intaglios with various images including scales (Libra), fish (Pisces), scorpion (Scorpio), two centurions, a lady with a harp, a goat, a capricorn, a goat and human figure, a seated figure. From a private collection formed in the 1990s. 11 grams total, 8-14mm (1/4 - 1/2"). [10, No Reserve] Fine condition.

An Early 1980s Small Size Celtic Harp

Continental school - The blind harp player, en grisaille watercolour, 17 x 11.5 cm Condition Report Good clean condition, ready to hang

SAINT-SAËNS CAMILLE: (1835-1921) French Composer. A.L.S., C. Saint-Saëns, one page, 4to, grid paper, Paris, 1st March 1883, to an unknown correspondent, in French. Saint-Saëns states `The Grand Theater is about to perform Henry VIII, and I promised to keep an eye on the last rehearsals of my work and on artists performing the premiere. I am not able to provide exactly the period of this representation, and therefore I cannot promise you that I will go to Anvers, although I am very grateful to you for the lyre and harp performance.´ The letter has been neatly laid down to a card. With a small stain only partially affecting the flourish beneath the composer´s signature. VG £150-200   On 5th March 1883, four days after the present letter was written, took place in Paris the premiere of Saint Saëns opera Henry VIII.

The Fianna Eireann & Irish Volunteers Byrne (Thomas J.) Volunteer. A good collection of his personal belongings from his time fighting for Ireland, including: * His Volunteer Uniform Tunic, c. 1915, khaki wool, lined, with harp and cross decorations. V. Rare. * His Medals including 1916 Easter Week Veterans Medal with ribbon & pin; * War of Independence Medal with "Comhrac" bar, inscribed on rear with name and service, and original ribbon. * His War of Independence Miniature Medal with ribbon & pin. * His 1921-1971 Jubilee Medal, engraved on rere with name and service, ribbon and pin; * His enamel Fianna Eireann Pin. * His gilt 'Claidheamh Soluis' Pin (Bolands Mills Garrison); * A few Irish Volunteer brass Buttons * His Fianna Eireann Certificate of Service signed by Eamon Martin, Chief of Staff, printed in colour by Three Candles Press. Framed. * An original Postcard Photograph "Volunteer Tom Byrne in Uniform" * A blank Certificate of Service with H.Q. Active Service Units, War of Independence, not completed or signed. As a collection, w.a.f. framed. A very complete and important collection, w.a.f. Provenance: By direct descent through the Family. (1)

1798: An attractive commemorative Brooch, for the 1798 Centenary, intricately designed with shamrocks, harp all intertwined around a pike and with "1798" across the front. Unusual and Scarce. (1)

An attractive 9ct gold Commemorative Brooch, possibly 1798 Centenary, with harp and shamrock, hall marked "S. Bros." (1)

The Rare True First Edition Mitchel (John) The Crusade of the Period and Last Conquest of Ireland (Perhaps), 8vo N. York (Lynch, Cole & Merhon) 1873. First Edn., hf. title portrait frontis, orig. decorated cloth, harp on American flag, and gilt lettered on spine 'Irish American Library - Crusade and Conquest.' An extremely fine copy. (1)

Prison Craft: A large hand carved and inlaid mahogany Harp, approx. 16" high, inscribed 'Michael, Theresa,'9 Portlaoise Jail 78." (1)

Republican Prison Craft: A carved animal bone in the shape of an Irish Harp, inscribed 'Frongoch 1916'; and a handmade wooden key holder inscribed 'A1.31 Wandsworth,' and 'C.2.16 Wandsworth'. As a lot, w.a.f. (2)

1916 Rising etc: An attractive needlework collage Picture decorated with embroidered harp, Celtic cross and crossed tri-colours, and with inset oval postcard portrait of Thos. J. Clarke, James Connolly, P.H. Pearse, The O'Rahilly & Kevin Barry, embellished with shamrocks and branches, approx. 2" x 16 1/4", in gilt and mahogany frame. V. good. (1)

Easter Week 1916: A large hand-painted and hand-made collage picture The Leaders of Easter Week 1916 - Who Answered Irelands Call 1916, with large central depiction of Hibernia playing the harp, surrounded by C. Colbert, J. Connolly, P.H. Pearse, J.J. Heuston, T. Mc Donagh, J. Mc Dermott, T.J. Clarke, E. Daly, W. Pearse, T. Ashe, J. Plunkett & The O'Rahilly within a Celtic decorated border, with soldiers in military uniform, approx. 16 1/2" x 28 1/2", on a panel with remains of painting of "Four Courts" on reverse, in painted frame. (1)

The Knocklong Fenian & Land League Banner Co. Limerick: A magnificent and extremely rare historical Banner on green cloth (possibly silk), approx. 7' x 4'6", mounted on a carrying pole with accompanying braided rope, with the gilt words 'GOD MADE OUR / LAND A NATION,' over a painted landscape, and below the words 'A NATION IT MUST BE,' reverse inscribed with 'KNOCKLONG.' The landscape panel very well painted, includes the usual Fenian symbols, round tower, ruined church, cross, harp and sunrise. A little wear but in very good condition considering its age and size. (1) Provenance: To the present vendor from his great-grandfather by inheritance. Reputed to have been used at the Kilmallock Rising and subsequent events.

Artefact: A heavy cast metal and painted R.I.C. (Royal Irish Constabulary) Wall Plaque (replica) decorated with shamrocks and harp, and painted in black, green and gold and capitalised with a crown, approx. 38cms (15") high, and 25cms (10") wide. (1)