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IRELAND, HAMMERED, JOHN, 1207-1211, SILVER PENNY, DUBLIN, VG-F HENRY VIII, 1540-1542, Groat, 2nd harp, HIBERNIE REX, mm trefoil, S.6480, VF; ELIZABETH I, Copper Penny, 1601, mm star, Fine; Copper Milled issues, ½d 1682 g-vg; ¼d 1806 Fine; Silver Bank Token 10d 1805, Fine; REPUBLIC OF IRELAND (5) (11)

Three items of Belleek, a harp and two vases, boxed

An Irish bog oak truncheon, carved with shamrock, harp and inscribed Killarney, 36cm long

An unusual Irish bog oak book-form vesta case, carved with clover, a dog before a tower and a harp. 52mm by 44mm

William III, sixpence, 1697 B (Bristol), third bust, large crowns, later harp, very fine

A silver half gadrooned oblong three piece tea service by Poston Products Ltd, Sheffield 1963, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, 30.5cm long, 33.25 oz gross

An Edwardian silver oval three piece tea service by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1902, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, embossed with fruit, scrolls and half wrythen, the tea pot 26cm long; and a late Victorian vase shape hotwater pot en suite, London 1893, with a composition high hoop handle, 25cm high, 43.2 oz gross (4)

A silver oblong baluster hotwater pot by Robert Stewart, Sheffield 1933, with a composition finial and harp handle, on four paw feet, 23.5cm high, 23 oz gross (lacking the hinge pin)

A GEORGE III SILVER MILK JUG, INDECIPHERABLE MAKER’S MARK, LONDON, 1808 the oval body with foliage and bands of wrigglework centred with an initialled cartouche, applied with a harp-shaped handle, some damage, 96g, 8cm high 1

A box of miscellaneous items to include various cutlery, a plane, miniature harp, etc.

AN IRISH BOGWOOD CARVING in the form of a harp with clover leaf decoration, 7 1/2" high

A modern small harp, height 115cm.

A 19th Century Mauchline ware money box in the form of a house, with transfer printed view of `Strathaven Castle`, together with another Mauchline ware box, an Irish carved bog oak harp, an oak paper knife, an ivory pierced box of barrel form, a wooden box of barrel form, and a snuff box.

A Continental Art Nouveau enamelled metal vase, moulded with heart motifs and covered with a mottled blue and green lustre enamel, in a brass top and bottom rim frame with twin angled harp handles, unmarked, 23cm high.

U.S.A., Irish coinage of William Wood, ‘Rosa Americana’ Penny, 1773, large hole behind head; Halfpence (3), 1722, first type, harp on left, 1723 (2), one about very fine, others fair to fine; and Barbados Penny, 1788, negro head, damaged. (5)

A silver plique-à-jour enamel and garnet set pendant brooch, designed as a butterfly, an amber drop shaped pendant, with a silver neckchain, a pale green stone pendant, with a silver neckchain, and amethyst quartz pendant, with a silver neckchain, a single row necklace of rose tinted cultured pearls, a Caithness glass stud formed as a miniature paperweight, a silver brooch, designed as Concorde, a silver Pegasus brooch, a silver Irish harp stick pin, an RNLI flag brooch, and a silver mounted penny pendant.

A late 18th century circular Irish silver dish, possibly a wine funnel stand, possibly William Bond (see Jackson`s, page 641), shaped harp mark and oval Hibernia mark, maker`s mark partial, punch dot border with wrythen lines and dotting, on three, probably later, sphere supports, 10cm diameter, 41g (1.3 oz) gross

A dressing table set, a spun glass harp and green swirl atomizer and perfume bottle

HOWARD PENTON, SIGNED, SET OF THREE PENCIL AND CRAYON DRAWINGS, Inscribed “The Harp Tavern, Russell Street, Drury Lane” and “Wych Street and Carrs Restaurant, Strand” and “Strand Lane and Essex Water Gate”, 11 ½” x 6” (3)

Collection of various sporting and other white metal and silver hallmarked fobs – to incl Running, Bridge, Irish Harp and another mounted with a photograph of Edward VII – approx wt 32gms (4)

A large bronzed figure lamp after Louis Moreau, modelled as Orion holding a torch and harp, upon a green veined marble base, height 118cm. (See illustration)

The Connaught Rangers - A Diamond and Enamel Sweetheart Brooch, the two colour harp with a rose diamond set crown surmount above and a green enamelled banner below reading `Connaught Rangers`, set against a bar, 4cm long, 4.6g gross.

North Irish Militia - A Diamond and Calibre Emerald Sweetheart Brooch, the harp and crown surmount set throughout with single cut diamonds, beneath is a banner set with calibre emeralds, this is now detached and also lacking one stone.

A boxed Galway Irish Crystal Glass Harp Clock.

Good quality mid-nineteenth century French Empire-style mantel clock with ormolu dial and striking movement, in an ormolu and gilt metal case with standing angel beside a pillar with ball surmount on paw feet, plinth base decorated with cast classical angel, harp and temple decoration on scroll feet, 40.5cm high, 30cm wide In good original condition Some evidence of damage to top right hand edge of case Gilding in good order, however there are minor corrosion marks, plus one more serious corrosion mark to front base Movement appears complete, however has not been tested Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A 19th Century Japy Freres (French) slate striking mantle clock with outside count wheel striking on a bell mounted with a seated gilded lady with harp and books.

* A circular silver and gold fob, with gold coloured metal Irish harp within border engraved `Bere Island Garrison Football League 1915`, reverse engraved `Won by ÒDÓ Coy. 4/The Connaught Rangers, 5575. Pte J. O`Neill.` , (Hallmarks for Dublin 1914) 5575 Private James O`Neill served in Gallipoli with The Connaught Rangers from 29.10.1915. (1)

A pair of Guinness advertising cufflinks, Embassy cufflinks, Harp tie pin and a miniature tankard

A GERMAN MANDOLIN HARP, together with further items including a set of postal scales, a small silver dish, a copper pan etc

An African carved wooden figural harp, 20th century, bound with hide, surmounted with face mask.

An Irish bog-oak box, 19th century, of cylindrical form, the lid carved with a harp and leaves, 7cm diameter.

A Belleek model of a Harp with green Shamrock decoration.

A Scottish Arts and Crafts stag head brooch and a harp brooch (2)

A 19th Century Small Ormolu Timepiece in form of a gentleman playing the flute, leaning on a circular dial with harp motif and raised basket, figurehead and scroll decoration on turned feet, 20.5cm high

A Belleek model of a Harp decorated with trailing shamrock, a 2nd version mark, 9" (23cms) high.

A Bow figure of a seated woman, possibly a musician, on scroll-moulded base, 22cm high, circa 1758 Cf. Anton Gabszewicz, Bow Porcelain (1982), p.136, no. 221 for a similar model with a harp.

An early 19th century Turner dry bodied stoneware tankard, with shaped harp handle, the body moulded with a classical triumphal procession within raised girdles with brown enamel detail, impressed detail to base 12.5cm (4 3/4in) high

A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED AND GILT PATENT HARP by Sebastian Erard`s of Great Marlborough Street, London, No.1269, with Egyptian style relief decoration, 67" high

An Edwardian silver sports trophy cup, inscribed with two leaf spray harp shape handles, on a moulded foot. 8.75in (22cm). Maker Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1909. 19oz (596gm).

A bar brooch, stamped `15ct`, set with a small rose cut diamond, cased; with a brooch of curb links, having a swivel seal attached; a Chinese bar brooch with a horse shoe and character motifs; a Victorian seal, damaged mount and agate; a harp brooch, carved from Connemara marble and having silver coloured strings; a gilt metal and goldstone sewing needle case brooch; and other jewellery items

A George I Irish silver twin handled cup by Edward Workman, Dublin 1718, with tongue-capped harp shaped handles, a moulded girdle and on a circular foot, engraved with an armorial and a later horse head crest, 16cm (6in) high, 675g (21.7 oz) A similar untinctured shield is recorded for LATTIN of Naas, co. Kildare and for FITZ-STEPHEN, `Marquis of Cork`. A horse head crest was recorded in Dublin 1816 for MARSH, SPREAD and YOUNG.

A Victorian silver circular pedestal four piece tea and coffee service by Frederick Elkington, London 1875, the tea and coffee pots with sloping shaped covers, harp handles with ivory spacers, applied leafy collars to the necks, engraved shoulders applied with bosses, reeded girdles, plain bodies divided by stylised foliage, on cable and beaded border circular bases, the tea pot 21cm (8in) long, the coffee pot 28cm (11in) high, 2736g (87.95 oz)

An Edwardian silver gravy boat in the George II style, with harp feet and flying scroll handle, Sheffield 1908, maker not found, 19cm (7 1/2in),

English School (early 19th century) Portrait of a young lady, playing the harp, , with a landscape beyond, oil on canvas, 52 x 43cm (20 1/2 x 17in)

A 19th century German porcelain figure, modelled as a young woman beside a flowering bough playing a harp, together with companion, a young man playing a tambourine.

A harp by Sebastian Erard, patent number 2116, 18 Great Marlborough Street, London. (In need of full restoration) 170 cm high

Two yellow metal and enamelled small Bar Brooches, one with Masonic emblems, the other featuring a Seed Pearl set harp, minor defects to both (2)

Irish black shillelagh club carved with entwining shamrock and a harp, length 31cm.

A Harp Lager, three Guiness lighters and a glass Guiness bottle (5)

A Victorian Royal Irish Constabulary turned lignum vitae truncheon, decorated with a crowned harp surmounting Royal Irish Constabulary garter with VR cypher to centre, length approx 40.5cm.

After Carrier Belleuse (French 1824-1887) - 20th century bronze figure Melodie, engraved `Melodie/Par Morrier Bellenso/Sculpt` to base, on veined marble plinth base, entitled `The Harp Lady` (base af), height 76.5cm (illustrated)

Charles I (1625-49), halfcrown, type 2c, mm harp (S2771), obv. fine, with rev. better

A Very Rare Pre-1922 Irish Green Ensign, green field with applied Gold Irish Harp in the fly and Union Flag in the canton, 87cm x 190cm.

Nineteen models with Ryde Isle of Wight crests, including armchair, fir cone, lighthouse and harp.

René Marie - Study of Two Putti within a Landscape, one playing a Gilt Harp, the other asleep holding a Posy of Roses, early/mid-20th Century oil on canvas laid on board, signed, approx 62cm x 82cm, within a gilt frame.

A silver oblong baluster four piece tea service by Adie Bros., Birmingham 1976, the tea and hotwater pots with composition finials and harp handles, on ball feet, the tea pot 27.5cm long, the hotwater pot 19.5cm high, 48.6 oz gross

Late nineteenth century Continental gilt and silvered bronze figure of a nude female harp player, on marble base - indistinctly signed, 41cm high Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

An early 20th century postcard album together with a miniature on ivory, drawing of a lady playing a harp and a Daguerreotype

A gilt metal mantle clock, the enamelled dial inscribed Jean Le Lacheur, Guernsey, surmounted with a lady playing a harp with a music stand, on an alabaster stand, plinth base and glazed

CHELSEA London Midweek League, Chelsea v Tottenham, played at the Welsh Harp 24 Feb 1960, single typed sheet. Folds/staining/tears. Fair