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A SWISS WALNUT HARP PICCOLO MUSICAL BOX, C1880 with 33cm pinned cylinder, the eight airs listed on the original lithographed tune sheet to the underside of the lid incorporating maker's trade mark of a shield of arms and the initials JHS, the figured case crossbanded in rosewood, 58cm w++In good original condition, oily/dusty, complete and in apparently working order, the comb teeth present except for one at the very end of the shorter comb, not restored or cleaned

THREE SILVER PENDANT MEDALLIONS RELATING TO "SERVICE TO BRASS BANDS" TWO OTHERS SIMILAR and a SILVER AND BLUE ENAMEL LAPEL BADGE together with M. HOHNER GERMANY BOXED "SIRENA" MOUTH ORGAN good, box good and "THE ECHO HARP" BOXED ditto good, pictorial box depicting mountain lodge, good (8)

A 9ct gold brooch, with harp and floral design to front, together with a silver brooch having heart and flower pierced design, plus a three coin brooch (3)

TWELVE POLYPHON DISCS the camobells, are mine, cavalleria austicana, when we are married, stephanie gavotte, rest in the Lord, she is the belle of New York, Washington post, the harp that once was, marches of the men of Herlech, the lost cord, home sweet home, a Greek slave each 30cm diatmeter

Large picture of a girl playing a harp

19th Century German School A Cottage Interior, with a Harp Player, Oil on Metal, Indistinctly Signed, 9 5” x 8”, and the companion piece, a pair (2)

19th Century German School A Coastal Scene, with a man playing a harp to a young girl, Oil on Metal, 14” x 11”

A 19th Century Cream Silk Handkerchief Commemorating the Irish Rebellion of 1798, of square form the centre panel printed in black with bust portraits of the Irish leaders Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Wolfe Tone, over a vignette of a harp, crossed blunderbuss and axe, shamrock '98, the spandrels with the arms of the four provinces, 46cm

An unusual Sèvres sucrier and cover, date code for 1777, decorated to two sides with a harp between gilt laurel swags and beneath a ring of pink roses, the cover surmounted with a fruit finial, interlaced LL mark, and painter's mark, 8cm dia. (2) The unusual decoration may relate to an Irish family, and the sucrier was perhaps part of a commission tea or coffee service. However, no record has been found of the other pieces as yet.

An Art Nouveau silver buckle having wavy rim with a central maiden playing a harp bearing Birmingham hallmarks for 1902

A G.A.A. Hurling Medal for Wexford, 1904 An attractive 9ct gold pierced circular medal by Hopkins & Hopkins, won by Cooke of Wexford, the obverse pierced with central harp and inscribed on base 'Connradh Laighean G.A.A.,' the reverse inscribed 'Croke Cup Hurling 1904' and 'Cooke, Wexford'. Hallmarked. Scarce.

Three Boxed Danbury Mint Princess Figurines - The Harp Princess, The Rose Princess and The Plum Blossom Princess (all by Lena Liu) all with certificates of authentication

A 19th century Italian carved shell cameo depicting Saul listening to David play the harp, gold brooch mount with rope twist border.

One stone set modern pendant, a similar brooch and a pendant with a stylized harp.

A Chinese Republic carved hardwood figure of three female musicians set with pearls, signed to a tablet. Height including hardwood stand 85cm. Original box. Condition Report: The harp strings are damaged, also damage to a ribbon on the rear.

Pair of Royal Worcester figures of Egyptian Musicians modelled playing a tambourine and a harp, green printed marks and 1912 date codes to bases, 32cm high Condition report: Restoration to the harp and hand which holds the instrument. Small amounts of gilt wear.

Lena Gurr, 'The Harpist', screen print of a girl playing the harp, 10'' x 7½''

A Silver and Mother of Pearl fruit knife, serviette ring and miniature harp (unmarked)

English Milled Coins - William III - 1696 OCTAVO - Crown Dated 1696, first bust, first harp. Obv: profile bust with GVLIELMVS III DEI GRA legend. Rev: cruciform shields with date and MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX legend. Edge: raised DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI OCTAVO legend. 29.77 grams. S. 3470; ESC 86. Good very fine; some mint bloom in legends.

World Coins - Ireland - Henry VIII - First Harp Issue Groat 1540 AD, first issue. Obv: long cross over crowned arms with HENRIC VIII D G R AGL Z legend and 'crown' mintmark. Rev: crowned harp with crowned 'h' left and crowned 'k' right (for Katherine Howard) with FRANCE DOMINVS HIBERNIE legend. 2.27 grams. S. 6474; D&F 203. Good very fine. Scarce.

World Coins - Ireland - Mary and Philip - 1555 - Groat Dated 1555 AD, after marriage coinage. Obv: facing profile busts with crown and date above and PHILIP ET MARIA D G REX ET REGINA AN legend. Rev: crowned harp with crowned initials P - M at sides and POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM NOSTRVM legend with 'portcullis' mintmark. 2.41 grams. S. 6501; D&F 235. [No Reserve] Fine for issue. Scarce.

World Coins - Ireland - George III - 1806 - Proof Farthing Dated 1806, bronzed copper proof. Obv: profile bust with GEORGIUS III D G REX legend. Rev: crowned harp with HIBERNIA legend and date with no stop after. Edge: plain. 4.20 grams. S. 6622; D&F 604. Almost FDC (slightest cabinet friction); rich tone, underlying lustre.

World Coins - Ireland - Free State - 1935 - Sixpence Dated 1935. Obv: harp with Gaelic legend and date. Rev: wolfhound with value '6d' above. (33.89 grams with capsule"). S. 6628; D&F 677. This lot has been authenticated and graded by a specialist independent coin grading service and is encapsulated with a unique reference number that is traceable through the records of that organisation. Those represented include: ANACS - American Numismatic Association, USA (Sheldon scale) ICCS - International Coin Certification Service, USA (Sheldon scale) CGS - Coin Grading Service UK, London (grading scale of 001 to 100) NGC - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, USA (Sheldon scale) PCGS - Professional Coin Grading Service, USA (Sheldon scale) Each coin is identified with country/state of origin, reign, denomination and date, sometimes citing a standard catalogue reference number. For comparison, a section of a concordance table is shown below which correlates the traditional English grading descriptions with CGS and Sheldon scales. The certified grade is given with the English equivalent in brackets. CGS: UK: Sheldon: 92 Almost FDC MS 67 91 Almost FDC MS 66-67 90 Near FDC MS 66 88 BU-Near FDC MS 65-66 85 Choice UNC MS 65 82 Choice UNC MS 64-65 80 Choice UNC MS 64 78 Uncirculated MS 63-64 75 UNC/AUNC MS 62-63 70 Almost UNC MS 60-61 65 Good EF MS 60-61 60 Extremely F AU 58-MS 60 55 Near EF AU 55 50 Good VF AU 55 CGS UNC 82 (= choice uncirculated); brilliant.

World Coins - Ireland - Free State - 1933, 1937 - Pennies Group [2] Dated 1933 and 1937. Obvs: harp with Gaelic legend and dates. Revs: hen and chicks with value 1d above. (72.31 grams total with capsules"). S.6630; D&F 686/S. 6630; D&F 688. This lot has been authenticated and graded by a specialist independent coin grading service and is encapsulated with a unique reference number that is traceable through the records of that organisation. Those represented include: ANACS - American Numismatic Association, USA (Sheldon scale) ICCS - International Coin Certification Service, USA (Sheldon scale) CGS - Coin Grading Service UK, London (grading scale of 001 to 100) NGC - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, USA (Sheldon scale) PCGS - Professional Coin Grading Service, USA (Sheldon scale) Each coin is identified with country/state of origin, reign, denomination and date, sometimes citing a standard catalogue reference number. For comparison, a section of a concordance table is shown below which correlates the traditional English grading descriptions with CGS and Sheldon scales. The certified grade is given with the English equivalent in brackets. CGS: UK: Sheldon: 92 Almost FDC MS 67 91 Almost FDC MS 66-67 90 Near FDC MS 66 88 BU-Near FDC MS 65-66 85 Choice UNC MS 65 82 Choice UNC MS 64-65 80 Choice UNC MS 64 78 Uncirculated MS 63-64 75 UNC/AUNC MS 62-63 70 Almost UNC MS 60-61 65 Good EF MS 60-61 60 Extremely F AU 58-MS 60 55 Near EF AU 55 50 Good VF AU 55 CGS UNC 82 (= choice uncirculated), near full lustre/CGS UNC 85 (= choice uncirculated), full lustre.

World Coins - Ireland - Free State - 1943 - Halfcrown Dated 1943, last silver issue. Obv: standing horse with Gaelic legend and 2s6d mark of value. Rev: harp with EIRE and date. 13.79 grams. S. 6633; D&F 708. [No Reserve] Good fine. Very rare (about 1200 struck); the key date in the Free State halfcrown series.

World Coins - Ireland - Free State - 1945 - Sixpence Dated 1945. Obv: harp with Gaelic legend. Rev: wolfhound with value '6d' above. (46.21 grams with capsule"). S. 6641; D&F 760. This lot has been authenticated and graded by a specialist independent coin grading service and is encapsulated with a unique reference number that is traceable through the records of that organisation. Those represented include: ANACS - American Numismatic Association, USA (Sheldon scale) ICCS - International Coin Certification Service, USA (Sheldon scale) CGS - Coin Grading Service UK, London (grading scale of 001 to 100) NGC - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, USA (Sheldon scale) PCGS - Professional Coin Grading Service, USA (Sheldon scale) Each coin is identified with country/state of origin, reign, denomination and date, sometimes citing a standard catalogue reference number. For comparison, a section of a concordance table is shown below which correlates the traditional English grading descriptions with CGS and Sheldon scales. The certified grade is given with the English equivalent in brackets. CGS: UK: Sheldon: 92 Almost FDC MS 67 91 Almost FDC MS 66-67 90 Near FDC MS 66 88 BU-Near FDC MS 65-66 85 Choice UNC MS 65 82 Choice UNC MS 64-65 80 Choice UNC MS 64 78 Uncirculated MS 63-64 75 UNC/AUNC MS 62-63 70 Almost UNC MS 60-61 65 Good EF MS 60-61 60 Extremely F AU 58-MS 60 55 Near EF AU 55 50 Good VF AU 55 NGC MS 65 (= choice uncirculated), light tone.

World Coins - Ireland - Free State - 1939, 1943, 1946 - Halfpennies Group [3] Dated 1939, 1943 and 1946. Obvs: harp with EIRE legend and date. Revs: sow and piglets with Gaelic legend and 1/2d value. (100.20 grams total with capsules"). S. 6644; D&F 823/S. 6644; D&F 828/S. 6644; D&F 829. This lot has been authenticated and graded by a specialist independent coin grading service and is encapsulated with a unique reference number that is traceable through the records of that organisation. Those represented include: ANACS - American Numismatic Association, USA (Sheldon scale) ICCS - International Coin Certification Service, USA (Sheldon scale) CGS - Coin Grading Service UK, London (grading scale of 001 to 100) NGC - Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, USA (Sheldon scale) PCGS - Professional Coin Grading Service, USA (Sheldon scale) Each coin is identified with country/state of origin, reign, denomination and date, sometimes citing a standard catalogue reference number. For comparison, a section of a concordance table is shown below which correlates the traditional English grading descriptions with CGS and Sheldon scales. The certified grade is given with the English equivalent in brackets. CGS: UK: Sheldon: 92 Almost FDC MS 67 91 Almost FDC MS 66-67 90 Near FDC MS 66 88 BU-Near FDC MS 65-66 85 Choice UNC MS 65 82 Choice UNC MS 64-65 80 Choice UNC MS 64 78 Uncirculated MS 63-64 75 UNC/AUNC MS 62-63 70 Almost UNC MS 60-61 65 Good EF MS 60-61 60 Extremely F AU 58-MS 60 55 Near EF AU 55 50 Good VF AU 55 CGS UNC 85 (= choice uncirculated), near full lustre/CGS UNC 88 (= near FDC), almost full lustre/CGS UNC 85 (= choice uncirculated), full lustre.

Two Guinness show cards, one depicting women playing the Guinness harp "Encore!", printed by Sanders, Phillips & Co; together with another "Five million Guinness for strength everyday", printed by Sanders, Phillips & Co. Ltd., GA2487.G.

2 Republic of Ireland naval officer’s embroidered cap badges, similar CPO, PO (2) and PO cloth; another officer’s with harp/ anchor in wreath; 10 Irish air force embroidered caps; 2 army officer’s embroidered caps and 2 bronze with blades; 11 similar brass, bronze and WM caps/ collars. GC to VGC (32)

FINE QUALITY YELLOW METAL HARP BROOCH WITH TURQUOISE AND RUBY (l: 4 cm) 4.8g GROSS

Coronation harp, 'Contert-Mandolin-Zither Victoria'

A 9ct gold back and front locket with harp decoration, a/f

A unique silver Art Nouveau dressing table set, London c.1908, markers mark S.L.R (unidentified) comprising hand mirror and hairbrush, cast with the name 'Cecily' below a Greek harp and fruit and foliate swags, the handle cast with a coiled snake to front and back, also a clothes brush and pin tray, with Greek harp and fruit and foliate swags. (4) Note: This lot being sold on behalf of St. Christopher's Hospice.

A 19th Century Continental porcelain fairing, of two figures with night caps and gowns in bed entitled 'Shall we sleep first', together with a Belleek porcelain model of a harp, with black back stamp.

A continental gold seed pearl and painted panel pendant - Depicting a lady playing a harp with mother of pearl reverse - With foreign marks - Length 4.5cms - Weight approx 13.5gms - Suspended from a rope-twist chain - Stamped 9c - Length 47cms - Weight approx 4.3gms Condition Report: Good

Set of eight Royal Worcester fine bone china coffee cups and saucers decorated with gilt work and gilt harp together with a set of six Portmeirion Pottery by Susan Williams-Ellis coffee cans and saucers with Greek key decoration.

Arthur Spencer Roberts (British, 1920-1997), 'Harp Seal Pups', signed lower right, brown crayon on paper H.21cm W.28cm

Sixpence 1696, 1st bust, early harp, large crowns, S.3520, toned nEF a couple of weak spots.

Sixpence 1697, 3rd bust, late harp, large crowns, S.3538, aEF

A group of novelty Swarovski crystal ornaments, all boxed, comprising a piano and stool, harp, cello, lute, alto saxophone, Pierrot, monoplane, vintage motor car, and a wagon. (9)

A 19th century tea cup and saucer, decorated en grisaille landscapes, and other similar ceramics (a.f.) (8) Condition report Report by RB The Jug, spout rivet repaired, base chipped and with star cracks, general scratches. The Slop Bowl, some staining, slight rim chips, largest chips to pedestal foot. A pair of saucers and a teacup, pattern number 189: the teacup with hairline crack and some staining, the two saucers slightly discoloured. Cup and saucer, decorated a castle and a house by a lake, the teacup with a lot of rubbing to the gilt, the saucer in similar condition, and with a few glaze faults. Tea bowl, figures playing a harp, hairline cracks, some fading and discolouration.

An early 1920s glass and carved fronted mahogany wind up gramophone, having turntable in base and speaker, with harp type strings behind glass doors, minor damage to top (from shop: Ridgeway and Co Hanley) by Klingsor

A Belleek harp ornament with shamrock detail, together with a Belleek oval box and cover, a Hungary vase with ornithological birds, and a porcelain deer ornament (4)

A German Auto-Harp by Mullers in original box.

Boxwood rule, Jews harp, cutlery, frame, early nail, etc.

Belleek black harp mark bee hive honey pot ~A/F ~ slight chip to lid

A Masonic folding spherical pendant fob, opening to reveal a variety of engraved Masonic symbols and nineteen mostly 9ct gold charms, including; a red gem set shoe, a harp, a '21' key, a St Christopher and a wrapped sweet.

A German zither with ebonised finish, with label to sound hole reading Auta-Harp with further gilt lettering detail

Kenneth Rowden PARK BENCH AND TREE welded steel and stained wood plinth 22 x 11.5 x 34cms; 9 x 4 1/2 x 13 1/2in. high; together with a framed watercolour drawing by Kenneth Rowden - "Harp", signed and inscribed, 37 x 27.5; 14 1/2 x 10 3/4in. (2)

A Mahogany sofa table with 2 drawers with harp shape support and claw casters

EUTROPE BOURET [FRENCH, 1833-1906], BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 26 1/2" W 11", HARP PLAYER: Signed at the base of the harp. Depicting a maiden standing alongside her harp. Measuring H. 26 1/2" x 11".

FINE EDWARDIAN PEARL SET HARP BROOCH of U-shaped form, set with split pearls, unmarked

MAHOGANY HARP BACKED CHAIR WITH HEART SHAPED SEAT

Approximately 65 pieces crested ware, Crown china harp (Llanelly) waterfall statue (Hull), Botol monument (London), Willow art clock (Holywell), Goss milk pot (Stoke-on-Trent), Goss Roman pot (Llanfairfechan) and Florentine vase (Market Drayton) etc. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A satin birch and giltwood Grecian harp by J. A. Stumpff, inlaid stringing, with Gothic arches and figures above a foliate stem, the brass frame stamped `PATENT HARP INVENTED BY J. A. Stumpff, LONDON, No. 44 Great Portland St. Portland Place`, and `Musical instrument maker TO HER MAJESTY AND THE ROYAL FAMILY`, with eight foot pedals, 1st half 19th century, 172.8cm high, 89cm wide.

UNITED STATES, Pre-Federal. Washington tokens. CU Halfpenny. (27mm, 5h) ‘Evasion’ series. Uncertain British (Lutwyche’s [Birmingham]?) mint. Struck early 1790s. GEORGEIVS WASHINGTON, bust of Washington left / * NORTH WALES *, crowned harp. Whitman W-11150; Breen 1294. In PCGS encapsulation graded AU 50.

IRELAND, Saorstát Éireann (Irish Free State). 1922-1937. Pattern Æ Reul – Sixpence (21mm, 3.31 g, 12h). Lorioli Castelli’s (Milan) mint. Dies by Morbiducci. Dated 1927. · saorstát éIrean ·, harp; · 1927 · below, PROVA to lower right / Hound standing left, head reverted; · ReuL ·/ 6 in exergue; above, F. MOR=/BIDVCCI. Brady, Gerard, “The Morbiducci Patterns, An Enquiry,” in NumCirc LXXXIV.6 (June 1976), p. 236-8, 28-31; SCBC –; D&F –; cf. KM Pr5 (nickel). EF, some spotting. Rare – Brady knew of only four specimens in bronze. The Irish Free State was established in 1926, formally ending centuries of British rule. The new nation, desiring a coinage distinct from that of their previous leaders, soon formed a committee with the aim of selecting new and uniquely Irish coin designs. With the poet W.B. Yeats as the chair, committee members reviewed submissions from Irish, English, and continental artists. Eventually, in an attempt to avoid inflammatory political or religious messages, the group decided on an agricultural theme, highlighting the natural bounty of Ireland.

A vintage Zither Fluto Harp

JFK & SENATOR POWERS - large 11''x14'' b/w photograph of John F. Kennedy receiving the Golden Harp award on St. Patricks Day 1961. Signed by John E. Powers (President of Massachusetts State Senate) on the front The signature has faded but still visible and there is also an inscription by John E. Powers to verso of the photograph.

A modern 29 string hardwood Harp - Height 95 cm and padded carry case