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George III (1760?1820), Sixpence, 1787, young laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, stop above head, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, with hearts, six strings to harp, (ESC 1629; Bull 2190; S.749). Extremely fine, light purple tone.

Tower mint, mm: Lis – 1604/05. Third crowned and armoured bust right with neat squarish beard, XII behind, rev. Square-topped shield, plain harp, 5.82gm. Another the same 5.48gm. (N 2099; S 2646). [2] First Very Fine, with a good iridescent cabinet toning, second Good Fine.

Laureate and draped bust right. Rev, crown over harp, date below, no stop after HIBERNIA, edge engrailed (S. 6622). In NGC holder graded PF 64 BN (6769621-001), choice.

mm: sun/-. St. George's Cross arms within laurel and palm wreath, rev. Conjoined arms of St. George’s cross and Irish harp, denom. above. 6.03gm. (ESC  983; Bull 124; N 2724; S 3217). Very Fine, weak on Irish harp but pleasantly toned.

Young laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left. Rev, crowned shields cruciform, roses in angles, seven strings to harp, (S. 3693; Bull 1681; ESC 601). Good Very Fine to Near Extremely Fine, pleasing.

George III (1760-1820) 'Spade' Guinea, 1787. Fifth laureate head right. Rev, crowned 'spade' shield, seven strings to Irish harp, date below (S. 3729; EGC 711; MCE 391). Extremely fine with brilliance.

Tower (under King), mm: Star -1640/41. Sixth, ‘Briot’ crowned and draped large bust left, with double arched crown, stellate lace collar, large XII behind, inner circle, rev. Square topped arms on cross moline, harp with six strings, inner circle, 6.08gm. (Brooker 549; N. 2231; S. 2799). Very Fine with good cabinet toning.

Laureate and draped bust right, K below, toothed border destroyed from 2 o’clock to 7 o’clock . Rev, crowned harp, date below, toothed border destroyed from 1 o’clock to 5 o’clock (S. 6621). In NGC holder graded MS 64 RB (6769621-007), an interesting mint error, highly lustrous, joint finest known example on NGC census.

Third bust right, toothed border both sides, legend surrounding, CAROLVS II DEI GRATIA. Rev, crowned cruciform shields, interlinked pairs of Cs in angles, garter star at centre, date either side of top crown, eight strings to Irish harp, reads MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX, edge inscribed in raised letters, DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI VICESIMO SEXTO, 29.74gm (S. 3358; Bull 394 [R6]; ESC 49). Nearly As Struck but removed from ring mount with corresponding edge damage, subtle turquoise/pink tone to obv. legend and rev. Of the highest rarity, Bull estimates only two or three known examples and it is believed that none have appeared on the open market in the last 20 years.

Tower (under King), mm: Tun – 1636/38. Third Equestrian Portrait of King left, brandishing upright sword, sash flying behind, no caparison or ground-line, rev. Larger oval garnished shield, plain harp, 15.01gm. (Brooker 334-337; N 2209; S 2273). Approaching Very Fine, toned.

Tower mint, mm: Thistle – 1603/04. First crowned and armoured bust right with square beard, XII behind, rev. Square-topped shield, plain harp, 5.72gm. (N 2072; S 2645). About Very Fine but obv. weakly struck and thus lacking in detail.

George III (1760-1820), Sixpence, 1787, young laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, stop above head, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, with hearts, six strings to harp, (ESC 1626; Bull 2187; S.3748). Extremely fine, light purple tone.

Tower (under King), mm: Triangle -1639/40. Sixth, ‘Briot’ crowned and draped large bust left, with double arched crown, stellate lace collar, large XII behind, inner circle, rev. Square topped arms on cross moline, harp with five strings, inner circle, 5.93gm. Another but mm. Triangle in Cross – 1641/43, (Brooker 549; N. 2231; S. 2799). [2] First About Very Fine, second only Fine.

Second draped bust left, toothed border surrounding both sides, legend reads ANNA DEI GRATIA. Rev, crowned cruciform shields, plain angles, nine strings to Irish harp, garter star at centre with sunburst, date flanking top crown, legend surrounding MAG BRI FR ET HIB REG (S. 3601; Bull 1344; ESC 104). Beautiful turquoise/sea green tone around legend.

Tower (under King), mm: Crown -1635/36. Fourth crowned and armoured bust left, with two plain arches, falling lace collar, large XII behind, no inner circle, rev. Oval-garnished arms, larger harp with six strings, no inner circle, 5.97gm. Another the same, 5.79gm.  (Brooker 499; N 2225; S 2791) [2]. Approaching very Fine, second Fine and short of flan.

Tower (under King), mm: Crown -1635/36. Fourth crowned and armoured bust left, with two plain arches, falling lace collar, large XII behind, no inner circle, rev. Oval-garnished arms, larger harp with six strings, no inner circle, 5.78gm. (Brooker 499; N 2225; S 2791). Approaching Very Fine, good cabinet toning.

George III (1760-1820) 'Spade' Guinea, 1787. Fifth laureate head right. Rev, crowned 'spade' shield, seven strings to Irish harp, date below (S. 3729; EGC 711; MCE 391). Extremely fine or better with a delightful reddish tone, small raised dot in reverse field.

St. George's Cross arms, rev. Irish harp. 0.25gm. (ESC 2363; Bull 230; N 2730; S 3223). Extremely Fine, some original lustre but weak areas.

Young laureate and draped bust left. Rev, crowned cruciform shields, ten strings to harp, roses and plumes in angles, garter star at centre, date above (S. 3692; Bull 1674; ESC 595). Extremely Fine, pleasing with traces of lustre, attractively toned.

William III (1694?1702), Crown, 1700, edge DVODECIMO, third laureate and draped bust variety right, long thin tie ends, toothed border surrounding both sides. Rev, crowned cruciform shields, angles plain, Lion of Nassau struck at centre, eight strings to Irish third harp, date flanking top crown, (S.3474; ESC. 97; Bull 1010). A choice and well struck example with much underlying brilliance. Almost uncirculated, with a very minor nick on the king’s portrait.

Tower (under King), mm: Triangle-in-circle – 1639/40. Fourth Equestrian Portrait of King (foreshortened horse) left, brandishing upright sword, sash ends flying behind, no base line, no caparison., rev. Oval garnished arms, plain harp, 15.41gm. (Brooker 374; N 2214; S 2779). Very Fine, full flan, toned.

Mintmark harp (1632-33) both sides. The King on horseback left, shouldering sword, plume to head, CAROLVS . DG : MAG : BRIT : FRA : ET . HIB : REX. Rev, oval garnished Royal Arms, C R above, CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO, "I reign under the auspice of Christ", 29.61gm (S. 2755; N. 2192). About Very Fine, well struck on a good round flan, largely free from the usual metal stress marks in the fields.

Third Coinage, Tower mint, mm: Lis. Sixth crowned and armoured bust right with curly hair and single arched crown, VI behind, rev. Square-topped shield, bird-headed harp, 2.92gm. (N 2126; S 2670). About Very Fine, good iridescent cabinet tone.

St. George's Cross arms within laurel and palm wreath, rev. Conjoined arms of St. George’s cross and Irish harp, denom. above. 0.52gm. (ESC 988; Bull 132; Spink 3217). Almost Extremely Fine, pleasantly toned but weak areas.

mm: sun/-. St. George's Cross arms within laurel and palm wreath, rev. Conjoined arms of St. George’s cross and Irish harp, denom. above. 5.84gm. (ESC  983; Bull 84; N 2724; S 3217). Very Fine, good strike - pleasantly toned.

Tower mint, mm: Lis – 1604/05. King on horseback right, crowned rose on caparison, ground-line below, rev. Square-topped and garnished Royal arms, with bird-headed harp, 14.83gm. (N 2098; S 2653). Fine to Very Fine.

Laureate and draped bust right, toothed borders surrounding, reads GEORGIVS DG M BR FR ET HIB REX FD. Rev, crowned cruciform shields, eleven strings to Irish harp, garter star, roses and plumes in angles, date flanking top crown, reads BRVN ET L DVX S.R.I.A:TH ET. EL (S. 3639; Bull 1540; ESC 110). Very Fine, toned.

Tower mint, mm: Thistle. First crowned and armoured bust right with square cut beard, VI behind, rev. Square-topped shield, plain harp, 2.79gm. Another the same, 2.61gm. (N 2074; S 2647). Another similar but dated 1607 and Fourth bust, mm: escallop, 2.61gm. (N 2103; S 2658). [3] All generally Fine.

Old laureate bust left, LIMA below. Rev, crowned cruciform shields, ten strings to Irish harp (S. 3689; Bull 1668; ESC 125). Small nick to cheek, otherwise Nearly As Struck, lustrous.

Charles I (1625-49), Crown, Tower mint, group II, type 2a, mm. harp (1632-1633), crowned figure of king on horseback l., shouldering sword, rev. oval, garnished shield of arms over long cross fourchée, CR above, wt. 30.17g. (S.2755; N.2193). Bold very fine, some parts better. Light even tone. Very minor flan crack at 6 o’clock and a couple of small scratches in the reverse field.

Tower (under King), mm: Anchor -1638/39. Fifth crowned and draped ‘Aberystwyth’ type bust left, with double arched crown, falling lace collar, large XII behind, inner circle, rev. Square topped arms on cross moline, harp with five strings, inner circle, 2.84gm. (Brooker 629; N 2244; S 2814). Almost Very Fine with good portrait.

Tower (under King), mm: Triangle – 1641/43. Sixth, crowned and draped large ‘Briot’ bust left, with double arched crown, stellate lace collar, large VI behind, inner circle, rev. Square topped arms on cross moline, harp with five strings, inner circle, 2.92gm. (Brooker 646; N 2246; S 2817). Very Fine, toned.

Laureate and draped bust right, toothed border both sides. Rev, crowned harp, date below, edge engrailed (S. 6621). In NGC holder graded PF 62 BN (6768643-011).

First laureate and draped bust left, legend surrounds IACOBVS II DEI GRATIA. Rev, crowned shields cruciform, six strings to Irish harp, angles plain (S. 3408; Bull 748; ESC 493). Very Fine or nearly so, prettily toned.

Tower (under Parliament), mm: Eye – 1645. Third Equestrian Portrait of King) left, brandishing upright sword, sash ends flying behind, crude, no base line, no caparison., rev. Oval garnished arms, plain harp, 14.37gm. (Brooker 359-361; N 2213; S 2778). Very Fine, lightly toned.

mm: Harp -1632/33, 2.91gm; (S 2811); mm. Tun – 1636/38, 3.13gm. (S 2814); mm. Anchor – 1638/39, 2.91gm. (S 2814) [3] Generally Fine or a little better.

Anne (1702-1714), Post-Union, Crown, 1713 DVODECIMO, Roses and Plumes, third draped bust left, rev. crowned shields cruciform, roses and plumes in angles, eight strings to harp, ESC 109; Bull 1349; S.3603). About extremely fine, attractively toned, some very trivial contact marks.

Tower mint, mm: Coronet – 1607/09. Fifth crowned and armoured bust right with longer hair and single arched crown, XII behind, rev. Square-topped shield, plain harp, 5.44gm. (N 2101; S 2656). About Very Fine, rev. less. Rare mint mark.

Third draped bust left. Rev, crowned shields cruciform, seven strings to Irish harp (S. 3574; EGC 476; MCE 224). Very Fine, pleasing tone around legend.

mm: Lion -1642/1644, Type 5. Crowned bust left, rev. Crowned, oval, lion paws garnished arms, Maid of Erin harp, EBOR in garnish below, 6.01gm. (Brooker 1098; North 2320; S.2874). Good Fine, rev. better, toned.

Tower (under King), mm: indeterminate. Sixth, ‘Briot’ crowned and draped large bust left, with double arched crown, stellate lace collar, large XII behind, inner circle, rev. Square topped arms on cross moline, harp with five strings, inner circle, 5.70gm; 6.01gm; 5.77gm. (Brooker 549; N. 2231; S. 2799). [3] Generally Fine, one a little better.

A jewellery box full of vintage costume jewellery to include a Trifari necklace and earring set, a silver Connemara marble harp brooch, a silver chain with various Holy Medals and other items Condition Report:No condition report available.

The Swarovski 1998 Angel is the third in a limited edition series from the Christmas Memories range. This exquisite ornament features a faceted crystal body with gold-plated head, wings, arms, and harp. A green ribbon is attached to the back, allowing it to be displayed as a hanging ornament. The piece bears the Swarovski marking, ensuring authenticity and craftsmanship. This item has its original box.Artist: Adi StokerDimensions: 2.5"HCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

A stunning set of three Swarovski crystal musical instrument figurines, featuring a grand piano, a violin with a bow, and a harp. Each piece is intricately crafted with fine detailing and rests on a round mirrored base. The largest figurine measures 4"H, while the largest base is 4" in diameter. The set comes with its original Swarovski Silver Crystal box, measuring 4.5"H. Each piece bears the Swarovski backstamp, ensuring authenticity. A remarkable addition to any Swarovski collection.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

A late 19th century Thüringen six piece anthropomorphic animals military band nodders, composition, probably French or German uniforms in blue jackets, red trousers and green caps with harp insignia, comprising a monkey playing a trombone, a blue playing a trumpet, a ram playing a clarinet, a camel playing cymbals, a donkey playing a flute and a boar playing a parade xylophone, all with metal instruments and painted circular wooden bases —7 ¾in. (20cm.) high (the last two with replacement modern instruments)— see Early Toys 2, Leipold/Bickert/Kreher, 2024 - page 171, figs 7 and 8 for these actual models

Collection of boxed Swarovski Crystal ornaments including Train Engine, Train Carriages, Harp, Kangaroo, Squirrel etc (qty)

Modern carved walnut harp in caseThe harp appears to be in good condition with some small scratches to the side as seen in images, measures approximately 58cm x 96cm

PSYCH / PROG - LP COLLECTABLES. A collection of 15 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include The Idle Race - The Birthday Party (LBL 83132, VG/VG), Glass Harp - It Makes Me Glad (MUPS 470), Faust - Faust IV (V2004), The Faust Tapes (VC501), Spirit - The Family That Plays Together (CBS63523), Camel - I Can See Your House From Here, Robert Fripp, The Rubber Band, King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King (RE) and King Crimson - Red. The condition is generally VG+ to Ex+ with some dropping slightly below.

**1836 William IV British Silver Halfcrown** A British silver coin, the 1836 William IV Halfcrown, featuring the right-facing bust of King William IV on the obverse, with the inscription "GULIELMUS IIII D:G: BRITANNIAR: REX F:D:". The reverse displays a crowned, quartered royal shield, incorporating the symbols of England (three lions), Scotland (lion rampant), and Ireland (harp), surrounded by decorative elements and mantling. The coin measures approximately 32mm in diameter, with notable beading along the edge. This denomination, worth two shillings and sixpence, was struck in 0.925 silver during a short minting period, making it a collectable piece of 19th-century British numismatics.

Oak side table with harp ends and straight under tier

Thirteen Hohner harmonicas, to include the 'Echo Harp'; a 'Comet'; and an 'Echo-Luxe', most boxed.

A collection of various military badges and buttons numerous examples including Army, Navy, New Zealand, Irish harp, Gloucestershire Egypt badge, etc (qty)

A white metal red stone cross and Irish silver harp brooch Dublin

A small modern carved hardwood harp, height 70cm, fitted in canvas bag.

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Second issue, Shilling, 1561, mm. harp, 4.80g/1h (BCW HP-1CHP-a; S 6505; DF 247). Good fine, and attractively toned £500-£700 --- Provenance: C. Comber Collection, St James Auction 79, 17 October 2023, lot 975

George II (1727-1760), Two Guineas, 1738, eight strings to harp (EGC 569; S 3667B). Lustrous with strong eye appeal, extremely fine [Graded NGC as MS 62] £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: G. Lawrence Collection

William III (1694-1702), Half-Guinea, 1695, early harp (EGC 429; S 3466). Some edge bruising, otherwise very fine, toned £500-£600 --- Provenance: G. Lawrence Collection

Delpech, Jean-Marie (French, 1866-1929); b. Banios, and Arthus-Bertrand (Paris, 1803-present) FRANCE, Musique, c. 1900, a plated bronze award plaque by J.-M. Delpech for Arthus-Bertrand, semi-naked winged female seated right, playing a harp, rev. rose-bush, tablet at right, un-named, edge impressed bronze and two sets of foundry marks, one that of Arthus-Bertrand, 60 x 41mm, 65.22g (PBE 354; BDM I, 552). About very fine £30-£40

Spicer-Simson, Theodore (French, 1871-1959); b. Le Havre, moved to the U.S.A. 1896, then between France, England and the U.S.A. FRANCE, Ange à la Harpe [Angel with Harp], 1935, a uniface Art Déco bronze plaque by T. Spicer-Simson, angel kneeling left, playing a violin, edge impressed bronze and cornucopia, 52 x 48mm, 83.95g (CGMP p.367; cf. DNW M8, 2305-6). Extremely fine, dark patina, rare £90-£120 --- Provenance: Bt Münz Zentrum Rheinland January 2003

Karp, Natan (Israeli, 1934-2008); b. not known, and Chagall, Marc (Russian, 1887-1985); b. Liozna, moved to France 1910, returned to Russia 1914, then France 1923, U.S.A. 1941 and France 1948 ISRAEL, King David, 5751 [1991], a bronze medal with coloured lithograph insert by N. Karp after M. Chagall [Israel State Mint], David dancing and playing his harp in centre, other figures around, rev. menorah, edge impressed bronze state of israel 1344, 70mm, 143.31g (cf. Goldberg 135, 2346). Extremely fine £30-£40 --- Edition of 3,000. Chagall portrayed David and the dancing procession of Chassidim and pioneers in the Land of Israel in his work The Entry into Jerusalem, which was created for a mural tapestry in the Knesset, installed in June 1969