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A SUPERB KPM BERLIN OVAL PLAQUE, painting three quarter length of a young girl holding a harp. Impressed Sceptre mark and KPM. 10ins x 8ins, in a gilt frame.

A PAIR OF FAUX TORTOISESHELL SILVER PLATE MOUNTED COASTERS with an inset plaque Harp. 4.5ins diameter.

Early 19th century AD. A mixed group of silver and silver-plate items comprising: a silver fork with palmette detail marked with 'HK' monogram, 'RF' maker's mark, lion and facing lion mask (London) date letter indistinct; a silver-plate fork with palmette detail, marked 'EPNS'; five substantial plated forks with crown over 'EP' and other marks; a spoon with palmette detail, 'HK' monogram, 'TF' maker's mark, profile bust, Britannia, a crowned harp (Dublin), date letter 'L' (1831); a plain spoon with ovoid bowl, with maker's mark 'HA', crown (Sheffield), lion passant, date letter 'g' (1830); a pair of sugar tongs with maker's mark 'JS', crown (Sheffield), lion passant, date letter 'g' (1830"). 675 grams total, 10.5-21cm (4 1/4 - 8 1/4"). Property of Kent, UK lady; by inheritance. [No Reserve]

19th Century British School 'Man Playing a Harp' Oil on canvas, approx 31x26cm, framed.

A collection of Swarovski Crystal Melodies, including Harp, Lute with stand, Saxophone and Violin with bow and stand

Post 1902 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers Helmet Plate, being an other ranks brass example with Royal arms, battle honours, winged harp and regimental scroll. Plate has two screw post fittings on the reverse. Plate remains in good overall condition.

Selection of Connaught Rangers Collar Badges, consisting of Victorian harp patterns in brass, silver plate and blackened. Kings crown pattern in bullion wire. Elephants in brass, silver plate and white metal. Early pre 1881 sheet brass elephant collar badge. Bronze cap badge style harp and scroll collar badge with three lug fittings on the reverse. Scarce Roscommon Militia harp in shamrock wreath collar badges (still worn when they became 5th battalion). All remain in generally good condition. (25 items)

Victorian 5th Royal Irish Lancers Helmet Plate, being an other ranks brass example with Royal arms, battle honours, winged harp and regimental scroll. Plate has two screw post fittings on the reverse. Plate remains in good overall condition.

Silver jewellery including bracelets, rings, pendant and a harp brooch, brooch a/f

An early 19th Century English School "Woman playing harp" needlework study with painting on silk, in verre eglomise frame, max 30 cm x 25 cm

Two Quajar Persian tiles of rectangular form, one depicting a falconer on horseback, the other depicting a harp player, 21.5 cm x 14.8 cm and 20.5 cm x 14.5 cm

A late 19th/early 20thC miniature mahogany harp with a turned column and steel tuning pins 15.5''h

Breweriana - Guiness Collection of 1986 with 2 glasses Toucan Inn Park Royal, 2 glasses Guiness supporters club, 2 Arth Guinness draught glasses, 1 special edition Guinness original Gilroy classic glass all in boxes, with 1 Guinness ashtray, 1 limited edition Guinness 50 years at Park Royal (1936-89) bottle of Golden Jubillee brew and 1 bottle of Harp specially brewed to commemorate the opening of the ew brewery at Park Royal, 23/04/1980 (10)

A 19th century Gothic style double action harp by Erard with wrythen column and decorated in relief with figures, numbered 4679, height 178cm. CONDITION REPORT: The sound board has been replaced. General light wear. Only tiny areas off loss to the gesso. Some light rubbing and scratches. No cracks. See additional images.

A soft pink Victorian baluster shaped glass vase with gilt decoration depicting a harp surrounded by vine leaves, 23.5cm high, together with an etched glass tazza, 21cm diameter

Two brass trivets, one in the form of a harp, together with a copper kettle

AN ASHANTI BRONZE TWO HANDLED BOWL on pierced stand, 15cm high; a metal spool holder in the form of a cockerel, a wooden loom and a Jews harp (4)

BELLEEK GLAZED CERAMIC HARP 22cm

Irish. Connaught Rangers Victorian OR’s glengarry badge circa 1881-96. A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned circlet inscribed ‘Connaught Rangers’, slender Harp on “Quis Separabit” scroll to voided centre. Two toned loops to reverse. Top pearl absent. GC

Badge. Royal Irish Regiment Officer’s 1904 hallmarked silver cap badge. A fine die-cast example by J & Co (Jennens)with Birmingham hallmarks to obverse. Crowned Harp resting on tri-part scroll ‘Royal Irish Regiment’. Two blades to reverse. VGC (as KK 614)

28th (London Irish) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s tunic button. A fine scarce silvered example ‘Extra Treble Standard’. Crowned Harp within ‘Irish Volunteers’ strap. Complete with shank. VGC Approx. 24 mm. Originally raised in 1860 by Customs Officers in the London Docks, renumbered 15th Middlesex RV in 1881 becoming a VB of the Rifle Brigade amalgamating with 2nd Tower Hamlets in 1908 to form 17th Bn. London Regiment. Hugh King Collection

Badge. Leicestershire Regiment Victorian Officer’s waist belt clasp circa 1881-1901. A fine silver and gilt example with matching numbers to both halves (one unusually stamped on reverse). Circlet inscribed “Leicestershire Regiment”; seeded gilt centre mounted with silver “Hindoostan” scroll surmounting Royal Tiger resting on a Maid of Erin Harp. Universal pattern rococo belt loops. VGC. (Ryan 181)

18th (The Royal Irish) Regiment of Foot Georgian Officer’s gilt closed back coatee button. A fine rare example by Firmin & Sons, 153 Strand, London. Within a shamrock border, a crowned Maid of Erin Harp over ‘18’. Complete with shank. Generally VGC. Approx. 20 mm.

8th King’s Royal Irish Hussars Officer’s Mess Jacket worn by the Head of MI3 A good example of the post 1902 pattern by Welsh & Jefferies, St. James’s London. Blue cloth trimmed with black gimp and Russia braid. Plain roll collar, bearing the Maid of Erin harp in silver embroidery. False pockets of Russia braid. Sleeves trimmed with gimp, traced with Russia, forming a loop above the cuff, the tracing forming eyes above and below. Backseam ornaments of gimp with a Russia crowsfoot at the waist behind. Plain gimp shoulder-loops, bearing small Lieutenant Colonel’s rank-badges. Fine quilted lining, the tailor’s label named to Col F. Thornton Feb. 1936 ... Accompanied by a Hussar officer’s blue serge “Frock B” with waistband and bellows side pockets. Plain gilt half-ball buttons. Collar-badges and rank-badges absent ... Also an officer’s overalls with double yellow stripes. (3 items) Frank Thornton, an Officer in the 16th Lancers, was severely wounded in WW1 and then served in Russia in 1919-20. By 1936 he was Lieut.-Colonel in the 8th Hussars. In WW2 he was Deputy Director of Military Intelligence and head of M.I.3. The “Frock B” described in 1911 Dress Regulations was the short-lived open collar alternative to the usual undress tunic.

Badge. Royal Irish Regiment Victorian Officer’s waist belt clasp circa 1881-1901. A fine scarce silver and gilt example with matching numbers to both halves. Circlet inscribed “The Royal Irish Regiment”; seeded gilt centre mounted with silver Crowned Harp resting in a spray of shamrocks. Universal pattern rococo belt loops. VGC (Ryan 182)

A Regency mahogany double music stand, with two sides, harp shaped stands on a receded column, 108cm high

A bronze figure of a young boy holding a harp, raised on a square base. H.28.5cm

An Irish Silver Footed Salver; with pierced Celtic design rim & feet and engraved 'The Guinness Handicap Steeplechase Punchestown 1979' around a central engraved harp. Hallmarked Dublin RCSL 1979. Diameter 23.5cm. Approx. 441g.

A silver oblong baluster three piece tea service by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1911-12, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, 27cm (10 1/2in) long; and a shaped circular salver, marks worn, presentation engraved and dated (19)33, 25.5cm (10in) diameter, 1500g (48.2 oz) gross (4)

A silver swollen oblong three piece coffee service by C. S. Harris & Sons, London 1925-26, the coffee jug with a composition finial and harp handle, a gadrooned rim and on four ball feet, retaining the original muslin ring, 19.5cm (7 3/4in) high, 753g (24.2 oz) gross

An Art Deco four piece electroplated tea and coffee service, of canted oblong form, with harp shaped handles, together with a pair of plated tapering cylinder hot water jugs, serving spoons and a four piece plated dessert service with MOP handles

Good 18th century English violin by and labelled Made by John Barrett at Ye Harp & Crown Inn Piccadilly, London 17.., the two piece back of narrow curl with faint narrow curl to the sides and head, the table of a fine width grain widening to the flanks and the varnish of a reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 14", 35.60cm (a.f)

19th Century French School. Interior with an Elegant Lady Playing a Harp, Oil on Panel, Indistinctly Signed and Dated, Unframed, 17.25" x 13.25".

A silver charm bracelet, curb link bracelet suspending eleven charms including, Hedgehog, Chamber Stick, Harp, Stein, Watering Can, Church etc, part unmarked, 19cm long, 43g gross

French ormolu and white marble drumhead figural two train mantel clock, the movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, the 4.5" white dial signed Lochon a Paris, supported upon a bow fronted pedestal and mahogany wooden base, surmounted by the figure of a seated faun playing a harp, 14.5" high (pendulum and keys) (case at fault)

A massive late-Victorian two-handled silver trophy cup and cover, by Elkington and Co, Birmingham 1894, circular form, foliate girdle with roses, above acanthus leaf decoration, scroll handles terminating in stags' heads, the pull-off cover with a stylised border and with a detachable unmarked finial of a gentleman holding a gun, possibly electroplate, on a raised circular foot with foliate decoration, standing on a raised circular ebonised plinth applied with a silver plaque inscribed 'Pigeon Shooting DEC 15th & 18th 1897 World Championship Cup and £100, at Hendon, Won by J. Blake, total height on plinth 100cm,, approx. weighable 193oz. This cup is sold with an original card inscribed ' Pigeon Shooting Championship. This cup for the championship of the World for winged shooting with £100 added money be shot for at the Welsh Harp, Hendon on Wednesday and Thursday the 15th and 16th December. For full particulars see 'Sportsman' Public admitted to the ground on payment. Won by Mr. J. Blake, Park Villia, Tiverton.' Mr Joe Blake of Tiverton beat 110 other competitors to win this £200 trophy cup and £100, by shooting fifteen pigeon in a row. The runner-up was Mr. F. Gibbs. Mr Blake won many competitions and became a local celebrity. His name was used in an advert in the Shooting Times and British Sportsman on 12 August 1899 by Charles Boswell practical Gunmaker. This lot is sold with some photocopies of contemporary newspaper articles about Joe Blake.

An Edwardian silver and green hard stone snuff box, by Joseph Cook and Sons, Birmingham 1904, oval form, the hinged cover inlaid with a harp and shamrock, within foliate scroll decoration, length 5.8cm, plus an Edwardian silver and green hard stone box, Chester 1902, cinquefoil form, approx. total weight 2.5oz. (2)

Treen, music related: drum sticks, drones, Jewish harp, folding music stand etc.

A vintage M. Hohner Chromonica 260 Harmonica complete with original vinyl faux snakeskin case together with 2 Hohner Blues Harp Harmonicas complete in blue vinyl cases. UK, European & Worldwide packaging available on all lots. Please see website www.eastbristol.co.uk for all details. Combined shipping available on all lots where possible.

Vicke Lindstrand - Orrefors - A 1930s clear crystal glass vase of fluted bell form with a wave rim raised to a circular black foot, cut and engraved by master engraver Emil Goldman with a stylised male nude playing a harp, engraved mark and date for 1932, height 18cm.

A Victorian iron foot scraper cast in the form of a harp

A 19th Century figural French mantel clock, surmounted by a maiden in Arabic clothing, harp and urn, Roman brass dial, eight day striking movement signed Deniere, Paris. 53.5cm high

A Bristol Orphanage sampler, by K. Durting, dated 1882, worked in red with alphabet, numerals and sample motifs including names Ada, Lizzie, Grace, Frances, Annie, Alice and Henry over smaller motifs including horses, birds, ships, a snail and a harp, on fine linen, 29.5 x 35.5cm, framed and glazed, 42.5 x 48.5cm max.

Rosewood inlaid mandolin and a boxed auto harp (a/f)

Josephine Wall, a Limited Edition print on canvas, girl playing a harp

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

A Columbia knee harp by Tim Hoborough

A SMALL SILVER PLATED PIN BOX of circular form, the lid with enamel badge 'TSS Arandora Star' together with a quantity of further miscellaneous items to include an amniote, a matrix with a picture of a harp and reading Deutscher Gesang Verein, London, a pair of oriental hardstone seals and other items

A SUPERB KPM BERLIN OVAL PLAQUE, painting three quarter length of a young girl holding a harp Impressed Sceptre mark and KPM 10ins x 8ins, in a gilt frame.

Small modern harp

An oak replica harp, h.49cm

A Coronation Harp

HIBERNIA, GEORGE I, 1714-27. HALFPENNY, 1723. Laureate head right, Britannia seated with harp on reverse. GVF. (one coin)

TOKEN, HISPANIOLA, AUCTORI PLEBIS, 1736, blundered date, bust right on obverse which has a strong similarity to the Connecticut Draped Bust, Hibernia halfpenny style harp, 'HISPANIOLA' above on reverse, blundered date reads '173366', the last two digits shadowing. F for issue, choice for the grade.

TOKEN, NORTH WALES, GEORGE WASHINGTON HALFPENNY, early/mid 1790's, bust of George Washington left on obverse, Hibernia style harp below 'NORTH WALES' on reverse. VF for type, rare in this pleasing grade. (one coin)

TOKEN, SOUTH / NORTH WALES AND HIBERNIA EVASIAN SERIES, HALFPENNIES, mid-late 18th century, Hibernia style harp on reverse, various types and issues. (18 coins)

Two Hohner Blues harp harmonicas in unused condition, and a 24- hole Parrot Tremolo example with a pocket "How to Play" book

An interchangeable cylinder musical box stamped Nicole Freres of Geneve, date 1870-1880, serial number 52764 on the bedplate. Nickel plated mechanism with twin spring barrel with speed/tempo adjustment to the governor. Three brass cylinders playing eight airs each in separate wooden box. Tune indicator with harp decoration and zither attachment to the comb. Mechanism mounted on a brass bedplate and contained within a burr walnut case with ornate brass handles. Case L83 x W33 x H23cm, cylinders approximately L29 x 5.5cm diameter

EARLY 19TH CENTURY GRECIAN HARP, ENGRAVED BRASS PLATE 'SCHWIESO & CO, 11 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, 291 FOREMAN Sn. ERARD

MODERN CELTIC TYPE HARP