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A George III oblong baluster cream jug, London 1812, with a harp handle a gadrooned rim, on four ball feet, engraved a leopard's head erased head (dents)

A late Victorian silver two handled pedestal sugar bowl by Wakeley & Wheeler, London 1897, part fluted on a round base with an egg and dart foot-rim, 268g, and a George III oval mustard pot by James Mince, London 1803, the cover with a domed centre and a shell thumb piece, a moulded harp handle and engraved with a crest, 11.5cm (4.5in) long, 135g (4.25 oz)

A George III silver oval cream jug, probably by Steven Adams, London 1816, with a leaf chased harp handle, a moulded rim and four ball feet, engraved with initials, 123g (4oz) approx.; together with a silver round pedestal sugar bowl by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1905, 115g (4oz) approx.

A Victorian silver three piece oval half reeded tea service, London 1889, the teapot with ebonised harp handle and finial, engraved with a crest; two cased sets of plated fish eaters, two pairs of fish servers and a five bar toast rack

A collection of Egyptian silver-coloured metal, stamped marks for post 1946, including a pair of ivory handled baluster cafe au lait pots (faults); a twin handled engraved spherical sugar box and cover; an engraved baluster cream jug; and other items; a Turkish oversized cup, stamped marks, with a bird capped harp handle; a pair of German shaped circular shallow dishes, post 1886 marks; and fourteen English silver spoons, various dates and makers (some also with Egyptian marks) (faults)

Charles I (1625-1649), Tower mint, AR shilling, Group C, type 3.1, rev. garnished flattened oval shield, with 'CR' at sides, mm harp, fair

AN ITALIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE of a girl with harp, 8" high, under a dome; two pieces of art glass and two coloured glass birds (5).

ITALIAN SCHOOL - Study of an Angel with harp in a Florentine Gothic gilt frame, with barley twist supports, 7" x 10" (see illustration).

EDWARD STEEL HARPER (1878-1951) Coastal scenes, a pair, signed with initials and harp monogram and dated 1929, 1 1/2" x 12 1/2" (2).

A continental stained glass circular panel, mid 19th century, portraying a king playing a harp, 21 cm and a rectangular stained glass panel depicting a pair of mediaeval figures, 26 x 24 cm, (2).

Alexander Runciman (1736-1785) Classical beauty sleeping Roma, July 11th, Sepia drawing signed A Runciman, 19x26.5cm and A Woman playing a harp, No106, pencil and watercolour, signed, 19.5x12.5cm

Enamelled brooches, comprising Danish style frog on a leaf, approx. 60mm, Irish harp, approx. 30mm & a pair of drop earrings, red & black enamelled with two moonstones, hook wire fittings (3)

Belleek teasetBelleek tea set of shamrock shape with harp handles, consisting of six cups, six saucers, four side plates, a bowl, cream jug cake plate, and a small dish, black printed second period marks to base (20)

A late 19th/early 20th century Continental porcelain figural taper holder, modelled as a cherub playing a harp, with Swiss musical movement to the base, height 25.5cm, together with a pair of floral painted wall pockets (one af), Dresden floral encrusted bowl, lattice pierced, length 19cm, similar small circular jar and cover, twin handled vase and cover and a figure of a maid, various marks (7)

A 9ct gold curb link bracelet to heart shape padlock clasp, suspending ten novelty charm pendants including a ladies fan and a harp etc

JOSEPH FINNEMORE (1860-1939) An important harp recital, signed, watercolour en grisaille, 11" x 10".

A Nao porcelain figure modelled as an angel playing a harp, together with a Lladro figure modelled as an angry swan.

A pair of fine late 19th century tapestry panels, the floral woven dusky pink ground with classical decoration in greens, blues, browns and pinks, depicting a violin on one panel and a harp on the other, surrounded by vases and floral decoration, set within a scrolling floral border later mounted with ribbed trim and woven ivory damask outer border (2).

MANNER OF THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH - A family gathering with Lady playing the harp, 39"x 29".

Three sets of six early eighteenth century table knives, with octagonal pistol handles, comprising: Queen Anne/George I set, with similar blades and harp crests, c.1710/15; another George I set with engraved armorial and and finger point blades, c.1720 and a third set with crest of Viscount Howe, c.1720 (various later blades). (18)

Scottish stag brooch, Edinburgh, 1915 to/w shield shaped enamel badge featuring owl, harp and oil lamps

A 19th Century Miniature, shoulder length portrait of a young girl playing a harp, unsigned in gilt frame, 10cm high

An 18c European, hand forged harp or spinet tensioning key and hammer with attractively turned stock G+(70-100)

A circa 1900 mahogany harp case, the shaped door opening to reveal and unfitted interior, 93 cm wide x 182 cm high

Halfcrown, Gp II, mm. harp, rev. large oval scroll-garnished shield between c r, 14.99g/2h (SCBI Brooker 312-13; N 2207; S 2771). Weak in places, otherwise very fine with attractive light tone

Shilling, Gp D, mm. harp, bust 1, bust with high-arched richly jewelled crown, front arch breaks inner circle, rev. oval scroll-garnished shield between c r, 5.84g/7h (Sharp D1/1; SCBI Brooker 471, same obv. die; N 2223; S 2789). A piece of fine work, obverse about very fine, reverse better, grey tone, rare

Shilling, Gp D, mm. harp, slightly larger bust, both arches of crown break inner circle and more arched truncation at shoulder, rev. similar, 5.97g/5h (Sharp D2/1; SCBI Brooker 473, same dies; N 2223; S 2789). A fine work striking, good very fine with attractive grey tone, rare

Shilling, Gp D, mm. harp, larger and broader bust, rev. similar, 5.94g/10h (Sharp D3/1; SCBI Brooker 476; N 2223; S 2789). About very fine

Halfcrown, 1700, edge decimo tertio, inverted a for v in decvs (ESC 563; S 3494); Sixpences (2), 1696, first bust, early harp, 1697b, first bust, small crowns (ESC 1533, 1555; S 3520, 3532) [3]. First fine but with old scratch in fourth quarter of reverse, others very fine, all toned

Sixpence, 1696, first bust, early harp (ESC 1533; S 3520). Flan lightly flecked, otherwise extremely fine, retaining mint bloom

Sixpence, 1696c, first bust, early harp (ESC 1536; S 3522). About extremely fine with attractive grey tone

First Harp issue, Groats (2), both mm. crown, ha by harp (Anne Boleyn), 2.43g/9h, 2.37g/11h (S 6472; DF 201) [2]. Good fine and better, second creased

First Harp issue, Groat, mm. crown, hi (Jane Seymour), 2.37g/8h (S 6473; DF 202). Obverse a little double-struck, otherwise about very fine and attractively toned

Second Harp issue, Groats (2), mms. unclear, hr (Henricus Rex), with title dominvs, 2.50g/7h (S 6479; DF 204); with title rex, 1.97g/10h (S 6480; DF 209); Edward VI, Shilling, contemporary imitation in brass (S.6494A; DF 213) [3]. First two good fine but second chipped and creased, last fair

Fourth Harp issue, Sixpenny Groat, mm. lis, hr (Henricus Rex), 2.44g/4h (S 6482; DF 209). About very fine

Fourth Harp issue, Sixpenny Groat, mm. lis, hr (Henricus Rex), 2.50g/7h (S 6482; DF 209). A few light scratches on reverse, otherwise about very fine

Bank of Ireland coinage, Thirty Pence (2), both 1808, harp to o in token (S 6616A; DF 619) [2]. Fine and better

Bank of Ireland coinage, Thirty Pence, 1808, harp to o in token (S 6616A; DF 619). Some slight metal flaws, otherwise about very fine

Ireland, Henry VII (1485-1509), : Harp Groat, H & A besides harp (Henry & Anne Boleyn), good fine, toned.

A pair of 'Tudric' pewter tea glass holders by Liberty & Co., cylindrical and cast with overarching scrolls, the harp handles cast with scrolls, stamped marks, no. 0358, 63.cm high (lacking liners); and a 'Tudric' pewter preserve pot by Liberty & Co., cylindrical with rim and footrim plain flanges, cast with bellflowers, stamped mark, no. 021, 7.5cm high; with a cover, a clear glass liner and an electroplated spoon. (see illustration on our website)

A 19th century Irish oak twin division tea caddy, carved overall with shamrock, the lid with an Irish harp and wolfhound, width 28.5cm.

Edwardian yellow metal bangle the front with applied seed Pearls set harp motif

A small collection of Scottish design jewellery to include a horseshoe and thistle design brooch, an agate harp design brooch, an agate set horse shoe design stickpin, a circular orange paste and agate set brooch and various other items. (many items AF). Approximately sixteen items. The items are in fair/poor condition. There is general scratches and tarnishing to many of the brooches. Many of the gemstones are damaged/abraded and many of the sections of agate are missing. Most of the items are in need of some sort of repair.

Large bag containing a quantity of assorted costume jewellery, watches and silver plated pieces to include a ladies' 9ct gold watch on rolled gold bracelet, paste pendant and chain marked Hollywood, silver and stone set cross and a pair of enamelled metal cuff links with the slogan "Guinness is Good for You" over a pint of Guinness and the backs with an enamelled harp and the words "Guinness Extra Stout Dublin and London".

9ct rose gold curb link charm bracelet with ten charms to include a lion, St Christopher, a harp, a cow plus six other charms. Weight21.7grams.

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN PAINTED TERRACOTTA FIGURES of gypsy musicians, the hirsute man wearing a deeply brimmed hat, waistcoat and breeches, playing a viol, his female companion with decorative hair ornament, with a harp, both leaning against a tree stump, on moulded base, impressed J M B and model Nos 6338 and 6339, 67cms high (some minor damage to female figure)

A DOULTON STONEWARE CORDIAL JUG by Arthur B Barlow, together with four matching tumblers, each with silver mounts, engraved with an Irish Harp, London 1875, incised with leaves and applied flower heads, decorated in brown and blue glazes, the jug 23.5cms high, the tumblers 12cms high

A DERBY PORCELAIN SAUCE TUREEN of pedestal oval form, with domed lid and harp loop handles, painted and gilded with foliate scrolls and swags, on spreading foot, 8 3/4" wide, early 19th century

An Eastern gilt and silver thread embroidered panel, another Eastern embroidered panel and a Victorian bead work and petit point panel of a man with a harp.

A silver oblong footed three piece tea service, London 1913, with reeded foot and rim bands and harp handles

A George III silver oval baluster cream jug, London 1804, with a reeded rim and harp handle, engraved a monogram; and a Victorian butter shell dish, London 1889

A George III silver half reeded circular pedestal bowl, London 1799, with twin harp handles

Pair of silver plated figures; a cavalier and a knight: and a similar smaller pair of musicians; a flautist and the other playing a harp, all embellished with coloured stones

A group of three Staffordshire flatback figures including a couple in Highland costume with a harp..

A Chromatic concert piano harp, 'The Piano Chord, boxed.

A pair of Staffordshire greyhound quill holders A/F Height 5in and an inkstand in the form of a man with a harp

A Maiden with a Harp, unknown factory, circa 1880, standing holding a dove, on a bow fronted concave sided plinth, 48cm high See illustration

Sybilla (or possibly Corinna), unknown factory, circa 1870, as a young classical maiden seated on a rock playing the harp, 48.5cm high; with ebonised wooden stand See illustration

Erin Unveiling Her First Pot, Belleek, circa 1870, as a young woman lifting off a light sheet over a classical shaped vase, on a plinth inscribed "BELLEEK POTTERY", flanked by a harp (and originally by a fallen Irish cross, now missing), on a rock and wave effect base with rear wall, black printed hound, tower and harp mark, and "BELLEEK", 42.5cm high See illustration

A Victorian Forty-Six String Eight-Pedal Concert Harp, by Sebastian and Pierre Erard, the black and gilt octagonal post of gothic form with angel and female figure decoration in relief, published Pierre Erard, December 10th 1835, 18 Great Marlborough Street, London, Patent No.5184 See illustration