We found 9712 price guide item(s) matching your search

A Meissen Group of Children Emblematic of 'Music', late 19th century, four playing the mandolin, tambourine, flute and harp, a fifth directing from the raised centre of their craggy mound, the fluted base picked out in pink, crossed swords in underglaze blue, 17.2cm (one leg broken, minor chips).

Continental silver novelties; a sailing boat crewed by two winged cherubs, by Berthold Müller, Nuremberg, import marks Chester 1899, 3.625in overall; a harp, surmounted by a figure of a seated hound, accompanied by a man with a tricorn hat, import marks Sheffield 1900, 4in high; and a cello, enclosing a peppermint box, import marks London 1901, 4in high. (3)

Francis S. Walker RHA RE (1848-1916), Ireland Painted by Francis S. Walker RHA; Described by Frank Mathew, Adam & Charles Black, London, 1912. Second edition. Crown octavo; original green cloth blocked in green and black in a design of shamrocks, with gilt lettering and a gold harp stamped on upper board. Top edge gilt. With 79 colour plates, each with tissue guards. A lovely work. €40-€60

An 18th century English enamel box, the lid with an oval panel inscribed 'Britannia Rule The Waves' on a ground of purple and white squares and panels depicting a rose, thistle, harp and shamrock. The underside of the lid inscribed 'God Save the King and Queen the Prince and Princess of Wales and Royal Family', the base inscribed 'Dreyfous 99. Mount Street. (missing bronze mounts and hinges), 13cm wide

A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD SUTHERLAND TABLE supported by a moulded harp shape pedestal, 37in. (94cm.) wide

A pair of George III Irish bright-cut salt spoons, with pointed ends and navette shaped bowls, crested, by Benjamin Tait, Dublin C. 1795. Marks: Harp, Hibernia & maker's mark only, 0.3oz. (2)

A German porcelain group of a young woman, seated, playing a harp, a gentleman at her side, decorated in coloured enamels, the rectangular base with four winged feet, 24cm high (9.5"), circa 1900 (minor damage)

(-) - The Harp of Renfrewshire, half calf, 1873.

ALLAN (J.) - The Days of The Monasteries, cloth, 1907; also The Harp of Stirlingshire by W. Harvey; and Guildry Papers 1949-50 (3).

FORD (R.) - The Harp of Perthshire, illus. with port., cloth, 1893.

A pair of George III tankards, William Birch, London, 1789, barrel-shaped, harp handles, 14cm, 5.5in high

Pair of Moores bon bon dishes, modelled with a cherub, one with a harp, the other a cello, with applied flower on a scrolled rococo base, transfer marks to base, (minor damages) (2), 16.5cm 6.5" high

Edwardian four piece tea set, by Walker and Hall, comprising of coffee pot of oval form, with ebonised mushroom finial, harp handle, fluted body, raised on a single pedestal base, 27cms (10.5") high, 22ozs 68 dwt, together with a matching teapot, 18cms 97") high, 20ozs 52dwt, sucrier, 12cms (4.5") high, 11 ozs 58 dwt, and cream, 10cms (4") high, 6 ozs 89 dwt, Sheffield 1912, (4)

English School (19th Century), Portrait of Miss Louisa Law, later wife of Henry Whitelock Torrens Esq., with her Harp and Music, signed lower right "Mrs Maquaire del", pen and watercolour, 34 x 27cm; Portrait of Miss Jane Ellen Nicholl (1811-1879), pen and watercolour, 22 x 15cm; and Portrait of Miss Sarah Nicholl (1807-1887), pen and watercolour, 22 x 15cm

A Victorian ebonised and gilt fire screen, with a woolwork and beadwork picture of a saint playing his harp under an arbour, 69cm x 111.5cm

CLOCKS AND BAROMATERS - A large bronze mantel clock, the circular white enamel dial with Roman chapter ring, eight day movement, striking on bell, the beaded drum case set with a harp and floral festoons, the draped figure of Erato seated to one side holding a scroll, the spreading base cast and applied with fruiting vine, 16.5in high, 27in wide, third quarter 19th century

A BOWL OF GEORGE I DESIGN Plain circular, with harp shape handle. By Alexander Clarke, 1904, 18in.(46cm.), 88ozs.

A 19th century Meissen figure of King David, with cape and crown, hands raised as if playing a harp, on a square moulded base. 45cm high

A 6 3/4" ivory letter opener with silver handle (hallmarked) decorated with inlay in the shape of a Celtic harp and two clover leaves G+. See Lot 1764 for illustration

A Royal Dux figural shell bowl in brown, puce and green shot enamels with gilt highlights, as a diaphanous harp playing maiden perched on a shell and on seaweed moulded plinth, pink triangle mark and impressed numerals 2328, 10.5" high. See lot 67 for illustration.

Victorian teapot, of oval form with ebonised mushroom finial, harp handle, gadrooned border, central cartouche and embossed foliate scroll and floral decoration to body, Chester 1896, 15cms (6") high. (17 troy ounces 7 dwt).

Early 20th century three piece teaset, comprising of oval formed teapot, with ebonised mushroom finial, harp handle, fluted body raised on single pedestal base, Sheffield 1966, 12.5cms 95") high, 18 troy ounces 8dwt, together with matching sucrier, 7cms 92.75" high, 5 troy ounces, 3 dwt, and cream, 7cms 92.75" high, 4 troy ounces, 3dwt (3).

An aneroid barometer in 8.75in. square oak surround inscribed Guinness with harp motif.

An Auto harp, the ebonised piano shaped board with a floral spray and cardboard box and an African hide drum, 23cm high.

A qty of 18th Century Musical Tutors for the harp, violin and piano, etc.

An Irish bog oak trinket box carved with a harp and band of clover leaf

An Aoyama harp, with extra nylon strings, stands 135cm high

A French gilt mantel clock with a spelter figure playing on a harp, 44cm

A French Ormolu Figural Mantel Clock, surmounted by an arched pedestal with circular dial centred by a rose motif, flanked by a harp plucking muse, upon a plinth applied with bow, arrow and torch motifs, on anthemion feet, countwheel movement, 19th century, 41.5cm

A Belleek Second Period Porcelain Large Platter, of waved circular shape with radial mouldings issuing from a central vacant circular and gilt edged boss, with pink tinged and gilded rim, black printed hound, tower and harp mark, and "Belleek Co Fermanagh Ireland", 42.5cm diameter

A Belleek First Period Porcelain Figural Trumpet Vase, modelled as an almost nude infant grasping an enormous gaping fish which forms the vase, upon circular fluted plinth applied with fruiting swags and upon three leaf sheathed knurled feet, printed hound, tower and harp in black, and "Belleek", also impressed "Co. Fermanagh Belleek", 21cm (cracks around infant's feet and fish's tail, partly restored)

Tapestry wall hanging depicting a violin; also a composite model of a cherub with a harp. (2)

Bruni (Teofilo) Armonia Astronomica & Geometrica ... Divisa in Quatro Trattati ... , first edition, ?second issue, 3 folding woodcut plates, illustrations and diagrams in text, tables, lacks B2-3 but with missing text and diagrams supplied as folding sheet of early manuscript inserted in pocket of drop-back box, occasional browning and foxing, mainly marginal water-staining, a few contemporary ink annotations, contemporary vellum, lightly soiled, ink mark to spine, modern drop-back box, small 4to, Venice, Presso Giovanni, & Varisco Varischi, 1622. *** Rare horological work with numerous engravings of sundials; one of the earliest in which there is a decided emphasis on the decorative value of the sundial with the fourth part explaining their construction in unusual shapes including a vase, an egg, a harp and an angel.

A 19th Century Welsh Parcel Gilt Walnut Triple Strung Concert Harp, the ninety-six strings turned by wrist pins, the square section pillar and neck carved with oak leaves and acorns and with brass plate inscribed in Welsh and English "Eisteddfod, Llandovery May 1872, 1st Prize", the pitch pine body faceted, the base with small scroll feet repeating the decoration of the pillar. Height 78".

Four French and English pipes, C19th: one of clay, full relief of grotesque face; another of clay, a negro head wearing brass hat; an Irish carved wood pipe with shamrock and harp; the other black pottery of Napoleon with tricorn hat.

Four English clay pipes, c.1900: one with harp and shamrock, a Mason's pipe showing crossed dividers, one with London bridge in bas relief and the other Royal Marines Light Infantry, length 14cm to 12cm.

Three clay pipes: football and boot under bowl, 22cm; and two Irish with impressed harp, one with Killarney, 14cm and 20.5cm.

Eight Irish clay pipes, all late C19th, incl Dumeril with 'Erin' under harp, a shamrock verso; 'Inniskillings' with Derry Castle; and 'Ireland A Nation' and '98' Who Fears To Speak Of' verso by Hanley & Co, Waterford.

A German porcelain pipe bowl, 1919, 'Souvenir from Cologne', the lid as a spiked army helmet, bowl length 16cm; and two C19th German porcelain pipe bowls: one handpainted a dog chasing hare, with silver coloured metal lid, length 16cm; the other transfer printed with four men celebrating beneath a harp, 'Polyhymnia', with metal lid, length 15cm.

Three German porcelain pipe bowls: one depicting a battle with caption 'Schloss Inkerman', height 31cm; one from Manheim with picture of bluebird and flowers; the other transfer printed a young lady with harp.

A pair of 18th century Irish silver sugar nips (Hibernia & Harp marks only to the eared ring handles) the stems scrolled above shell bowls, 11.75cm, 1oz

Various items, to include: a gold harp and shamrock brooch; two mother-of-pearl penknives; a yellow gold chain; two bangles; a gold bar brooch, etc, in lacquered three drawer box

A gilt Gothic revival salon harp, by Sebastian and Pierre Erard, 18 Great Marlborough Street, London, patent no. 5534, the gilt and maple case carved with figures in niches, eight pedals, 68.75in high

A CARVED IVORY PAPER KNIFE of tapering form and an Irish carved black wood paper knife with clover leaf and harp decoration, 8 1/2".

A Regency harp with lion and acanthus carved decoration

A pair of engraved spirit decanters and a pair of stoppers, of rectangular form with canted corners and facetted shoulders, named for HOLLAND and ERIN, within rectangular cartouches and sprays of flowers, Erin engraved with a harp, Holland with a pipe-smoker seated on a barrel, the reverse with monogram WD, height 23cm (9in) overall, early 19th century (Holland cracked)

John Rogers Herbert, (1810-1890), A group of three elegant ladies on a terrace, one playing a harp, a river valley beyond, signed and dated 1834 lower left, pencil and coloured washes heightened with white, arched top, 61 x 47 cm (24 x 18 1/2 in)

A group of a sailor musician and companion, modelled standing holding a harp, his companion a stringed instrument, partially coloured, on a gilt-line base, height 19cm., mid 19th century (minor enamel flaking)

*JAMES 1 - silver coin, undated, harp reverse, misshapen and a little worn and together with Edward IV silver groat (drilled)

Connaught Rangers, very scarce other rank’s brass QVC Foreign Service helmet badge, crown, harp and maid, wide shamrock wreaths, now fitted with broad brass plate, 19th Hussars scarce cast white metal NCO’s elephant arm badge. Good condition. (2)

A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH CANDLESTICKS with circular sconces and capitals, knopped baluster stems, on shaped square bases, the bodies richly engraved and embossed with stiff leaves and flowerheads, town marks for Dublin only, harp and hibernia, circa 1760, (c.30oz), 73/4" high

Twenty Three Items of Crested China, with two cats from Sheerness and Dunbar, a harp, a cottage etc.