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Adam Buck (British, 1795-1833) Mrs Emily Vesey with her daughter Miss Elizabeth Vesey, later Lady Colthurst, with a Harp pencil and watercolour 39 x 32cm

Vicke Lindstrand-Orrefors- A 1930’s square section vase having an internal optic wave with the exterior decorated to one panel with an engraved figure of Apollo depicting a nude male playing a harp, bears an engraved signature to the base, height 22cm.

UK TOKENS - IRELAND (5) PENNY DUBLIN 1815 BURKE/HIBERNIA SEATED DAVIS 52 STRUCK OVER EDWARD STEPHENS DAVIS 13 VG, PENNY DUBLIN 1818 GEORGE III/HARP DAVIS 44 NEAR VF, PENNY DUBLIN 1806 ST. PATRICK/HARP DAVIS 43 STRUCK OVER EDWARD STEPHENS TOKEN (DATED 1816!) NEAR FINE, HALFPENNY IRISHMAN IN SHAMROCK WREATH/"PURE COPPER PREFEREBLE TO PAPER" FINE WITH SCRATCHES, AND HALFPENNY DUBLIN 1792 CAMAC KYAN AND CAMAC D&H 133-158 9- STRING HARP EDGE "PAYABLE IN DUBLIN OR IN BALLYMURTAGH" FINE

Killarney marquetry mahogany and yew sewing table, mid 19th century, the rising top inlaid with a harp and foliage, revealing a fitted interior, on an octagonal column and shaped platform. Width 59cm.

An E.W. Bingham Castle Hedingham pottery tyg, late 19th Century, the green glazed body inscribed with Gaelic text above a harp, shamrocks and a crown, the loop handles and rims with yellow wavy decoration, incised 'E.W.B. Eng No. 81' to base with applied Keep, height approx 15.5cm (some restoration).

A machine-made needlework wall hanging decorated with a courtier playing a harp, set against a floral blue back ground, reproduction of 16th Century style.

Antique silver brooches (4), comprising green agate set Irish harp, approx. 50mm, filigree banjo, approx. 60mm, bicycle, approx. 40mm, with moving wheels & an ornate bar brooch, approx. 50mm, & a single Albert graduated curb chain, approx. 12”, fitted with swivel fastener, no T-bar & a piece of hollow rope chain, approx. 6”, with ornate heart & an 1895 South African sixpence, stamped, tested or h/m (1.73oz) (6)

Charles I crown tower mint, plume on horse, mint mark harp. Fine+. (See Illustration)

A Coronation Auto Harp and an Accordion.

Castle Hedingham pottery three handled vase with applied rose, thistle, harp, crowned Charles I coin and date 1649 - castle and inscribed mark, 11.25cm and another two handled vase with applied leaf and swags with brown and green mottled glaze - castle mark, 13.5cm (2)

A silver three-piece oblong tea service by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1940, the tea pot with composition harp shaped handle and finial, 1138g (36.7 ozs)

Five various silver cigarette cases, one with inset 'green stone' Shamrock and harp; another with Wembley Tattoo 1924 crest, 12oz

BINDINGS. – John SHARPE & Hector McLEAN (publishers). Elegant Extracts: being a Copius Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent Prose Writers. London: [n.d. but circa 1810.] 36 parts in 18 vols., small 4to (123 x 78mm.) Engraved decorative titles. (Some spotting.) Contemporary green straight-grain morocco gilt, the covers panelled in gilt and blind, the spines in five compartments with raised bands, lettered in the second and fourth, the others tooled in gilt with a harp or foliate motif, gilt turn-ins, g.e. (hinges occasionally neatly repaired, some chipping to head of spines, spines faded to brown).

A Georgian satin stitch panel showing a woman playing a harp before a castle.

Crested China inc. Goss: cream jug "Cambridge", model of sack bottle "Totnes", model of ancient ewer "Bridport", baluster shaped jug "Sandgate", model of the bowl from Ancient British Lake Village Near Glastonbury "British Empire Exhibition", wavy edged bowl "Salcombe", globular vase "Dartmouth", 2 handled tankard from "Arms of Jack of Newbury", tapering conical shaped vase "Ripley County Derby", model of ancient urn found during excavation Nottingham etc. "Clacton-on-Sea, Arcadian: Human head coming out of an egg "Bexhill-on-Sea", Souvenir Series by H & S London elephant "We Are Fighting for a Just Cause" (wartime), War Memorial 1914-18 War "Clacton-on-Sea", Harp "Felixstowe", Alexandra China: Nelson's Column inc. 4 lions "London", Grafton: triangular shaped lidded box "Holyhead" (marked to underside of lid)

A George III silver curved rectangular mustard pot by Thomas Robinson I, London 1806, with a ball finial, an oval thumbpiece, a moulded harp handle and ball feet, engraved with a script monogram, 9.8cm (3.75in) long, 147g (4.75 oz); with a blue glass liner and a fiddle pattern salt spoon, London 1818, engraved with a crest

A George III silver oval cream jug by Robert I & Samuel Hennell, London 1805, with a gadrooned rim, a harp handle, an engraved Greek key band above moulded girdles and fluted panels, on four ball feet, 12cm (4.5in) high, 213g (6.75 oz)

A 19th century eight-pedal harp by Sebastian Erard, patent no. 4160, engraved brass plate inscribed 'Sebastian Erard, Maker, By Special Appointment to his Majesty and the Royal Family', 171.5cm (67 1/2in)

A Royal Doulton figure, 'Harp', HN 2483,modelled by Peggie Davies

A gold and foil backed flat cut garnet set brooch designed as a harp, first quarter of the 19th Century, with a case.

A carved cameo conch shell, decorated in relief with a lady playing a harp, together with three other carved cameo shells.

A GEORGE III TEAPOT of dished bombe oblong form chased with a band of scrolling foliage over a cartouche with initials, turned fruitwood finial on domed lid, similar harp handle, on ball feet, 11" wide, London 1811, marks for Godbehere, Wigan & Boult, 17ozs 3dwts

A collection of seven late 19th Century carved, painted and giltwood rectangular door plates, each relief decorated with a musical instrument on a gilt ground, titled 'Horn', 'Syrinx', 'Viola Amore', 'L'amont Harp', 'Kirpara', 'Pochette' and 'Musette', approx 27.3 x 9.5cm.

A mid-17th Century fine tent stitch and needlework panel, depicting Abigail playing a harp with her female musicians greeting David, the victorious general wearing a plumed helmet, accompanied by soldiers within a landscape, various animals nearby including a leopard, stag and a kingfisher with a fish in its beak, in the distance figures amongst flowering and fruit-laden trees, a river and castle beyond, approx 36cm x 50cm, within an ebonized and tortoiseshell frame.

A fine late 16th/early 17th Century needlepoint panel, depicting David seated beneath a tree playing his harp, surrounded by various animals including a lion, unicorn, deer, camel and leopard, beneath a bird perched on a branch and a banner inscribed 'Domat Omnia Virtus', approx 16.5cm x 18.5cm, within a stained oak frame, the reverse with collector's label for Sir W. Hope and J. Gambier-Parry.

A fine mid-17th Century embroidered panel, depicting David playing a harp and wearing a cloak, beneath a fruiting pomegranate tree inhabited by two birds, surrounded by various animals including a lion, elephant, camel, stag and deer, beside a river with fish, dragon and a pair of dogs chasing ducks, in the distance two further fruiting trees inhabited by a monkey and squirrel, a castle and two musicians, worked with coloured silks and threads in tent stitch, approx 34cm x 46cm, within a tortoiseshell frame with ebonized ripple section.

A Meissen porcelain figure at a well, (cracked), and a Thuringian figure of a harp player.

Irish bog oak - a paper knife, a/f to/w a miniature cauldron carved with clover leaves, harp and deer (2)

A 9ct gold Irish Harp brooch, green hardstone set.

A PERSIAN MINIATURE OF TWO MEN bearing gifts and a lady playing a harp, gouache on paper, 7 1/2" x 5 3/4"

A COLLECTION OF SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL PIECES with harp, swag and foliate inlay (7)

A 19th century concert harp by Sebastian and Pierre Erard, London, Patent 5964, forty-six strings, seven pedals, the gilded standard carved with angels, gothic tracery and cusped arches, 5ft. 9in. high, See Front Cover

An Auto Harp, with black enamelled finish, 20" long.

A George III Irish silver sauce boat, three stepped pad feet below plain body and acanthus capped scroll handle, Hibernia, crown harp and markers mark I.P. length 15cm, weight 5 oz. ILLUSTRATED.

A George III Irish silver sauce boat, three stepped pad feet below plain body and acanthus capped scroll handle, Hibernia, crown harp and markers mark for Charles Townsend. length 17cm, weight 6 oz. Damages. ILLUSTRATED.

C19th Gilt Spelter Mantle Clock on 4 scrolling strap work supports with central lappet acanthus leaf decoration, 2 train movement with enamelled dial, Arab numerals, surmounted by classical female figure holding harp striking on a bell with Japy Freres 2 train movement

Collection of mid twentieth century Italian gilt metal and enamel miniature salon furniture including harp and grand piano with Swiss musical movements

Four Swarovski Crystal musical instrument ornaments including Harp and Saxophone, all boxed

A PORCELAIN MODEL of a lady at a harp and three other figure groups

A group of 19th century Staffordshire figures comprising: a watch holder with a figure on either side, 28cm high; a spill vase with an angel looking down on two sleeping figures with a dove, 23cm high; a pair of figures with a harp and a sheep, 23cm high; a dancing girl, 24cm high; and an actor emerging from behind curtains, 24cm high -6

After Jßnos Vasvary, Hungarian 1867-1939-Seated woman; lithograph, signed within the plate, 40x30cm: German School early 20th century- Portrait of a young woman, holding a harp; hand-coloured lithographs, a pair: together with other European and Oriental 19/20th century engravings and mixed media studies by and after various hands, to include after George Cruikshank I 1792-1878- "Mrs Figs Card Party Disturbed"; hand-coloured engraving, published by T Tegg April 1st, (a lot)

A cased modern christening knife, fork, spoon and napkin ring, by G. Mills & Co., Birmingham 1938, a Victorian belt consisting of ten linked panels depicting a cherub playing a harp, by L. Emmanuel, Birmingham 1897, and a Victorian nurses buckle, by Samuel Jacob, London 1897, 14oz. (3)

An Irish desk seal, the carved bog oak fist clenching a stylised scroll, wearing a ring to the little finger, set with a red stone carved with a shamrock, the chalcedony matrix carved with an Irish harp with the motto 'CAED MILE FAILTE' (Hundred Thousand Welcomes). 6cm high.

Welsh Primitive School oil on board - Welsh poet Dic Aberdaron standing reading a book by a window with his cat and harp alongside, entitled verso, 8. 75 x 7. 75

A pair of gilt bronze marble and glass mounted five light candelabra, circa 1920, the harp-shaped backs with fleur de lys finials, on triform lion monpodiae, hung with faceted clear and amethyst cut glass drops.

A HOT WATER JUG of oval baluster form with ebonised finial, similar harp handle, on collet foot, presentation to base from National Bank of India to E.K. Nye, 8 1/2" high, Sheffield 1938, 22ozs

An Orrefors etched glass vase designed by Simon Gate, etched with woman playing the harp etched marks 24cm. high

A silver four piece oblong tea and coffee service with a tray by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1956 and 1957, the tea and coffee pots with ebonised harp handles and finials, the coffee pot 23.5cm (9.25in) high; the shaped oval two handled tray 52cm (20.5in) long; with a sugar tongs, 3685g (118.25 oz) gross

Regimental medal, Royal Irish Dragoon Guards (4th Dragoon Guards), circular engraved silver medal, 86mm, Obv: an Irish Harp on crossed swords with crown above, ‘GR’ and shamrocks, all within ornamental band inscribed ‘Royal Irish Dragoon Guards’ Rev: ‘Awarded by the Officers of the Royal Irish Dragoon Guards for display of Swordsmanship to Patrick O’Brien 1804’, hallmarked London 1804, with integral loop for suspension, very fine £200-250 Ref. Balmer R18. Ex Day Collection. £200-£250

An unusual George I period walnut bureau-bookcase, incorporating an automaton musical clock movement by Christopher Pinchbeck the upper portion with broken pediment and pierced brass fretwork incorporating musical trophies amongst exotic birds and foliage, enclosing painted dial signed CHRISTOPHER PINCHBECK, LONDON, the triple train movement with anchor escapement, the brass chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, pendulum and calendar apertures, subsidiary seconds and tune dials, painted with a lady and her lover to the arch, the lady playing the harp and the gentleman singing from a music sheet, with a glazed arched door above a pair of bevelled plate glass doors enclosing a cupboard, above a long drawer, the associated base with fall front enclosing drawers and pigeonholes above two long drawers on squared cabriole legs 92cm wide, 233cm high, 85cm deep Note: The musical elements of this clock are now missing.

Early 19th Century English School - Half length portrait of a young woman with auburn hair wearing a cream Empire line dress, seated playing a harp, canvas 31ins x 26ins, unsigned, in contemporary deep gilt moulded frame (frame later overpainted) Note : Thought to be a member of the Mackeson Family from Hythe, Kent

A novelty silver Hat Pin Holder in the form of a Harp, of reeded form with foliate capped column, circular base and maroon velvet lined backboard, Chester 1905 maker Sm & Co, 14.4cms high

A Nailsea glass frigger in the form of a Harp, 26cms high

F. Bartolozzi, Oval Black and White Print depicting figures with further figures dancing in distance, in gilt frame, 31.5cm x 26cm, also a circular coloured print depicting lady playing harp, with gentleman, in gilt frame, 14.5cm diameter (2)

An early 20th Century figural Mantel Clock, the scrolling plinth base surmounted by a patinated spelter figure of a female harp player and marked “Melodie Champetre” with further floral and foliate mounts and scrolling feet to a 3” Arabic enamel with outside minute track and painted centre with blue steel fleur de lys hands, to a circular Brass movement, with anchor escapement, outside count wheel strike on a bell, height 24 ¾”

A set of twelve Limited Edition Royal Doulton 'Lady Musician' figurines, modelled by Peggy Davies, comprising of 'Dulcimer' HN 2798, No. 660; 'Lute' HN 2431, No. 147; 'Harp' HN 2482, No. 663; 'Flute' HN 2483, No. 674; 'Cymbals' HN 2699, No. 638; 'Cello' HN 2331, No. 728; 'Viola D'Amore' HN 2797, No. 407; 'Violin' HN 2432, No. 613; 'Virginals' HN 2427, No. 708; 'Hurdy-Gurdy' HN 2796, No. 647; 'French Horn' HN 2795, No. 601; 'Chitarrone' HN 2700, No. 496, green factory marks to bases, together with individual certificates, (12).

A Kjellander 6 1/2in. oval tapered vase, engraved a nude figure seated on rocks playing a harp, 9in. high.

WMF SILVERED PEWTER FIGURAL SHALLOW DISH, shaped triangular and repoussee with female classical figure and harp, trailing flowers, 23cm wide (No.252a ACC 1906 reproduction catalogue p168)

A treen circular Seal Box; a further small circular pierced Box containing a tortoiseshell effect Brush; and an Olive Wood Card Holder, decorated with a harp and foliage (3)

SHAMROCK IRISH WHISKEY WHISKY JUG. 8.75 ins tall, pear shape, tan neck handle to rear brown transfer ‘THE CREAM/ OF/ IRISH WHISKEY/ “SHAMROCK”’ Irish harp pictured below surrounded by foliage. Good. NR