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A RECTANGULAR VESTA CASE, bright cut engraved and inset polished stone to form an Irish harp motif, Birmingham 1916

A Martin Brothers stoneware Imp Musician by Robert Wallace Martin modelled as a harp player covered in a white glaze incised R W Martin & Bros London & Southall to base 2 1906 to harp remains of a paper label harp re-stuck 11.5cm. high. Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters Richard Dennis Publications page 134 and 135 plates 208 and 209 for comparable figures.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY KILLARNEY MARQUETRY BOX the square lid with central landscape decoration of abbey ruins, surrounded by floral spandrels and clover leaf decoration to front, the underside of the lid inlaid 'Killarney Lakes' above marquetry decoration of a harp and clover leaf design, 23cm x 23cm (9in x 9in).

Victorian School Watercolour drawing Old lady playing a harp Unsigned 36.5cm x 24.5cm

French Empire ormolu mantel clock, the movement signed Cor, Paris with silk suspension and outside countwheel, the stepped case flanked by a harp and a figure emblematic of Music, 20" high

A 'Shamrock The Cream of Irish Whisky' Flagon, with pictorial harp trademark and foliate design, in brown transfer

A 'Shamrock The Cream of Irish Whisky' Flagon, with pictorial harp trade mark and foliate design, in brown transfer.

An 'O'Donnels Old Irish Whisky, Belfast' Flagon, with pictorial harp trademark, in black transfer, ¼ gallon size.

A 'Locke's Kilbeggan Irish Whisky' Flagon, distilled by John Locke & Co, Kilbeggan, Ireland, with pictorial harp trademark, in black transfer.

An 'O'Donnel's Old Irish Whisky, Cork' Flagon, with pictorial harp trademark, in green transfer, ¼ gallon size.

A 'Shamrock' Whisky Flagon, with pictorial harp and foliate trademark, in black transfer.

'The Hibernian Old Irish Whisky' Flagon, by HD Distilleries, Dublin, with pictorial harp trademark, in black transfer.

Nicholson (William, Bishop of Gloucester), David's Harp Strung and Tuned: Or, an easie analysis of the Book of Psalms, 1662, title page soiled and frayed at edges, some spotting throughout, contemp. calf, broken on spine, folio, together with Sandys Travailes: Containing a History of the Original and Present State of the Turkish Empire , 6th ed., 1658, addn. eng. title, folding map (trimmed and relaid), engs. to text, two or three leaves supplied in old manuscript facsimile, contemp. blind panelled calf, crudely rebacked, folio, plus other misc. books incl. antiquarian, plus 20th c. history, literature and illustrated works, etc. (3 shelves)

Moore's style china vase, modelled with a cherub with a harp, restored; and two china planters with relief decoration of flowers (3)

Miniature stone set gilt metal 'Harp' watch key - early gilt metal mounted oblong Wedgewood plaque brooch and miniature gilt metal propelling pencil

BRITISH Coins, England, 17th Century TOKENS, London, Cheapside, Farthing 1650, obv THE BVLL HEAD TAVERNE, a bull’s head (W 573), about fine; Church Lane (Whitechapel), Iohn (John) Stonyer, Farthing 1658, obv King David palying harp (W 639), fine; Clare Street (New Market), Adam Pearson, Halfpenny, obv IN BEARE YARD, hat and feather, rev NERE NEW MARKET AT YE BLEW CAP (W 651), flan defects on reverse, otherwise fine. (3).

BRITISH COINS, England, King William III (1694-1702), Halfcrowns (2), 1696 OCTAVO, Exeter, early harp (ESC 526 [R2]; S 3484), 1697 NONO, Bristol (ESC 543; S 3488). First poor but rare, the second fine and scarce. (2).

BRITISH COINS, England, King William III (1694-1702), Sixpence, 1696, first bust, early harp (ESC 1533; S 3520). Extremely fine. bought Spink, April 1894.

BRITISH COINS, England, King William III (1694-1702), Sixpences (3), 1696, York, first bust, early harp (ESC 1539; S 3525), 1697, Chester, first bust (ESC 1557; S 3533), 1697, Norwich, first bust (ESC 1561; S 3535), Fourpence, 1699 (S 3549), Threepence, 1701 (S 3550), Twopence, 1698 (S 3551A), Pennies (2), 1698, 1701 (S 3552). The first three fair to fine, the others very fine or better. (8) second bought Burton, Falmouth, June 1901. fifth bought Spink, March 1890. sixth bought W C Weight, May 1895.

BRITISH COINS, Ireland, Henry VIII (1509-1547), Groat, second harp issue, mm trefoil, rev crowned harp dividing crowned h R, 2.17g (S 6479). Very fine.

BRITISH COINS, Ireland, Charles II (1660-1685), Farthing, Armstrong’s coinage, crown and two sceptres, rev crowned harp, mm -/plume, die axis ?? (S 6566). About very fine, scarce.

BRITISH COINS, England, King Commonwealth (1649-1660), Electrotype copy of a Commonwealth Pattern Farthing, ENGLANDS FARTHIN, arms of England with wreath above, rev FOR NECESSARY CHANG, shield bearing Irish harp, wreath above, 2.52g (cf BMC 380). Good very fine, rare. an electrotype copy of the British Museum specimen.

BRITISH COINS, England, King Charles II (1660-1685), Pattern Farthing, undated, by J Roettier, CARO LVS?A? CARO LO?, lion at end of legend, crowned rose, thistle, lis, and harp, arranged cruciformly, rev QVATVOR?MARIA?VINDICO?, ship sailing left, edge partly milled (BMC 400). Good very fine, rare.

A Pair of Regency Style Gilt Spelter Table Lamps, each column in the form of a cherub playing a harp, 70 cm

Crested china - An Arcadian harp painted with shamrocks (Chard); another, similar, by Carlton (Llandrindod Wells), and twelve other harps, (14).

A 'Coronation Harp', made in Saxony to commemorate the Coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra

A small collection of fifteen Victorian stoneware novelty aspic jelly moulds, modelled as fish, a bird, Irish harp etc, largest 7ins

A late 19th/early 20th century Richard Ginori porcelain figure group entitled ÔMusicaÕ the semi-nude figure of music playing a harp with attendant cherub musicians by her feet on a gilt and scrollwork base underglaze blue crowned N mark and inscribed title to base 20cm high

27 Guards and infantry cap/glengarry badges, including one for each Guards regt, Norfolk 2nd patt, Leicester, R Welch Fus, R Sussex, Hampshire, Essex, R Berks, KSLI small, Middlesex, Seaforths, R I Fus harp on ball, A&S voided, KRRC (2019), etc; and an RM OR’s HP. GC (one or two lugs/slides AF missing). (28)

An Ingersoll Open Face Pocket Watch, an Art Nouveau buckle, decorated a girl playing a harp, a paperclip, in the form of a duck's head, and other items (qty)

A Cape di Monte Table Lamp, in the form of a girl playing a harp and another similar in the form of a mother with child

A 9CT GOLD CHARM BRACELET hanging with seventeen charms including a bull and a harp, with heart padlock clasp.

Exceptional Micro Mosaic & Nickel Crucifix mounted with an ivory Christ, decorated with the dove of peace, a harp stars & flowers approx. 8” in length

Silver and moss agate teaspoon, the finial in the form of a harp, maker J. C. & S., Birmingham 1910

A pair of WMF electroplated pewter glass holders, each cast in shape no.345 with Secessionist influence stylised pierced leaf decoration, harp shaped handle and on four panel feet, 7cm high.

An Early 19th Century Ivory Toothpick Case, oval, plain case, the lid inset with a griseille scene of a lady dancing to a harp within a woodland scene, gold surround

A pair of French spelter book ends with Verdegris decoration depicting a lady playing a harp and a gentleman reading, on variegated marble bases, marked Brig. Paris, France, 24 cms high.

A WMF Art Nouveau plated metal figural jardiniere, of square sectioned tapering form with typically extended twin handles and flowing linear decoration, mounted with a lady in robes holding a harp (strings missing), lacks liner 20ins

African stringed instrument, the body of half nut and wooden frame, cowrie shell decoration, 48 1/2cm, thumb harp and another instrument.

Modern seven pedal harp by Salvi in rosewood and gilt metal with gilt cased decorated column and scroll feet, 186cm high.

Arthur Wardle (1864-1949), study of beautiful bachante with harp and three leopards at her feet in rocky moon-lit landscape, oil on board, signed 'Arthur Wardle' lower right, date indistinct, framed, 33cm x 22.5cm

A silver cabaret cafe au lait set, the vase shape bodies with cable borders having domed hinged covers with bakelite finials and capped harp shape handles, the coffee pot with a swan neck spout, the hot milk jug with a scroll spout, both on spreading loaded feet. 6.25in. (16cm.) high. Makers Mappin and Webb. Birmingham, 1928. 18oz (all in).

A silver punch bowl, with a girdle moulding and two harp handles on a spreading foot. Makers Walker and Hall. Sheffield, c.1920. 11in. (28cm.) diameter. 47oz.

A set of five giltwood salon chairs, the harp backs with foliage cresting to bowfront needlework covered seats on stop fluted tapering legs. (5).

AN EARLY VICTORIAN PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY, her hair arranged in a bun and ringlets, seated beside a red curtain, her arm resting upon a harp or similar, wearing an ivory-coloured dress and blue shawl, oil on canvas, unsigned, 16.8cm x 14.2cm, (6.6in x 5.6in), in contemporary gilt frame

James I (VI) 1567-16, 1603-25, Thistle merk, seven shilling pieces, three sixpence pieces-one dated 1605, another with Harp reverse, James II 1685-88, shilling 1685, fourpence 1687, and a threepence 1686

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN CUP AND SAUCER of shaped oval form, with gilded rim and harp loop handle, painted with pink flowers, 19th century

A George Tinworth Doulton Lambeth stoneware menu holder, modelled as two seated mice, one playing a harp, the other playing an accordion, raised on an oval base, 9.5cm high, incised marks and artist's monogram (highpart of holder lacking)

CAPOTE Truman. The Grass Harp. N.Y. 1952. 1st American Edition in dustwrapper and 1st English Editions by A.E. Coppard, C.S. Lewis and others in dustwrappers (8)

A Sterling silver bookmark, the terminal pierced and embossed with a classical harp, stamped Sterling; a silver coloured metal 'trowel' bookmark, with mother-of-pearl handle, stamped 'Silver' (2)

A Beswick Bedtime Chorus Set, viz: Girl with Harp, Pianist and Piano, Boy with Guitar, Boy with Spectacles, Boy without Spectacles, Dog and Cat, (8), .

An Art Nouveau pewter wine cooler with liner by W.M.F., early 20th century, cast with a mermaid playing the harp above Neptune, fish and other mermaids amongst waves, 28.5cm. high

A Charles Boyton silver three piece coffee set, London, 1936-38, crested and mottoed, with hammered surfaces, foliate stems, the pot with angular spout, ivory harp-shaped handle and ball finial comprising: coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl with spoon and an associated tray, crested circular with stepped handles, all with facsimile signature Charles Boyton, 29cm., 11.25in. high (5)

A French kingwood and marquetry inlaid side table, circa 1860, the serpentine outlined top decorated with a central scrolled cartouche depicting a globe, ruins and an urn, surmounted by a harp, flanked to each side by a floral spray, above a floral inlaid frieze fitted with a central concave moulded drawer with bridge and castle inlaid panel, on four scrolled and tapered legs with ormolu mounts tapering to sabots, 71.5cm high, 61.5cm wide, 39cm deep

Coins - Hammered, Shillings, Charles I, mm tun (2), and harp, Fine+ (3)

A SET OF CHILD CHORUS FIGURES ENTITLED GOODNIGHT COMPRISING OF BOY PLAYING HARP, BOY PLAYING GUITAR, BOY PLAYNG PIANO AND TWO BOYS SINGING AND A SINGING CAT (7)

Harp of Tara, 1914, American, 41 x 27 in., (linen) (1)

The Harp of Tara, 1913, American, approx. 79" x 40" (linen-backed), some damaged, generally without loss (1)

A Leather Horse Strap with 5 merit brasses and Irish harp 1904-1924

An early 19th century Welsh harp, engraved on brass plate "Schwieso & Company, Makers 2396 No 20 Regent Street, London", height 170cm.