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A 19th Century giltwood and gesso and fruitwood framed harp by Thomas Dodd of 92 St. Martin's Lane London, No'd. 73 (for restoration), 169 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Is in a somewhat distressed and unstable state. Losses throughout, mold, dirt, etc reguires extensive resrtoration - see images for further details
LITTLE MACK SIMMONS & HIS BOYS - BLUES FROM CHICAGO - From one heralded harp player to another with this very few on the ground EP (Outasite 45-0SEP-1). Reportedly only 99 copies were ever pressed! The record is in strict VG condition. There is one very small scratch at the start of side 1, it would be unlikely to deter sound quality in any great respect. Unfortunately, the four pronged centre is no more.. The picture cover is in Ex+ condition with very little wear - there is a very slight bend to the cover.
4 x Crowns comprising: 1696 first draped bust, first harp; edge has been planished to remove the lettering causing an uneven edge surface & raised rim in parts, contact marks, AFine; 1819 LIX contact marks, good edge AFine; 1902 edge bruises & other edge imperfections, contact marks GFine/AVF & 1937 good edge & surfaces AEF/EF
David's Harp, consisting of about three hundred tunes adapted to Mr Wesley's selection of hymns, printed for R.Lomas early 19th century, The Students Instructor in drawing and working the five orders of architecture by Peter Nicholson, 1795, A Plea for Religion and the Sacred Writings addressed to the disciples of Thomas Paine by the Rev. David Simson, 1814, together with A.H. Swiss, No. 9 Hunting Map, with cloth cover
Joseph KirckmanLondon 1800A double manual harpsichord in a mahogany, chevron banded and boxwood strung case raised on a trestle stand with four square tapering legs; Length 254cm, Width 100cm. The keyboard surround with satinwood, crossbanding and ebony and boxwood stringing, the nameboard bearing the inscription Josephus Kirckman Londini Fecit 1800, 19 Broad Street, Soho. Ivory naturals and ebony accidentals. Compass FF to f3. Two Pedals, ivory handstops, including Venetian Swell, Harp Stop and Machine. This is believed to be the latest dated extant Kirckman harpsichord. LiteratureMakers of The Harpsichord and Clavichord 1440-1840. Third Edition. Boalch p.457
Spanish white glazed porcelain plaque of a lady wearing robes, marked 'Casasus, Spain' verso, 30" high; after Kauffmann relief moulded Jasper plaque of the Three Graces and a cherub playing a harp, 8.5" x 13", framed (at fault); also a terracotta head of a Tibetan type character inscribed V and A verso, upon a black plinth, 17" high (3)
AN ASSEMBLED WMF (WURTTEMBERGISCHE METALLWARENFABRIK) ELECTROPLATE TEA SERVICE, GERMANY, VARIOUS DATES, 20TH CENTURY comprising: a teapot, coffee pot, covered sugar basin, milk jug and hot water kettle-on-stand, each shaped ovoid body applied with a harp-shaped handle, on a flat base with detachable composition and gadrooned finial, kettle-on-stand with a curvilinear stand, distress to finial of kettle-on-stand and lacking burner, kettle-on-stand 30,5cm high (5)
Film Poster: Revenge of the Nerds (1984, 40" x 30").Film Poster: Roseanna's Grave (1997, 40" x 30",Film Poster: Metroland (1997, 40" x 30")Film Poster: Boyz n the Hood (1991, 40" x 30"). Starring Cuba Gooding Jr,Film Poster: The Addiction, 1995 original poster, 30" X 40"Film Poster: The Grass Harp (1995 US, poster prepared for UK release in June 1998, 40" x 30" quad).Film Poster: Curly Sue (1991, 40" x 30"Q). Film Poster: Brewster's Millions (1985, 40" x 30"), Film Poster: Intimate Relations (1996, 40" x 30", double sided, Film Poster: The Santa Clause (1994, 40" x 30", double sided
Charles I 1632-63 silver shilling Mintmark harp. Fine Charles I 1633-34 silver shilling, Mintmark Portcullis. Fair Charles I 1634-35 silver shilling, clipped. Mintmark bell. Good fine Charles I 1636-38 silver shilling, clipped. Mintmark tun. Fine Charles I 1640-41 silver shilling, clipped. Mintmark star. Weak portrait. Good fine Charles I 1640-41 silver shilling, clipped. Mintmark star. Poor Charles I 1640-41 silver shilling, clipped. Mintmark star. Poor Charles I 1628-29 silver sixpence, clipped. Mintmark anchor. Fine Charles 1 1632-33 silver sixpence, clipped. Mintmark harp. Fine Charles I 1636-38 silver sixpence, clipped. Mintmark tun. Good fine (10)
Two corresponding Robinson and Leadbeater Parian ware figures of Classical ladies, polychrome with gilding, the first in green robes with oil lamp and jug, the second in red and green robes with harp, each on circular bases, height 45cm, Robinson and Leadbeater England black circular transfer mark to bases
Single manual harpsichord by Thomas Culliford, London, 1785 for Longman and Broderip, the case sides veneered in 'plum pudding' mahogany with boxwood stringing and Indian laurel crossbanding, the lid veneered in standard mahogany with shaped brass strap hinges, the keywell veneered with burr walnut with holly and ebony stringing and kingwood cross banding, the fasciaboard inlaid with floral scrollwork and a central musical trophy, the soundboard with an inset gilt-metal rose pierced ends carved with a figure playing a lyre and the inscription Longman & Broderip, Cheapside, the later five octave keyboard, FF to f3 omitting FF♯, with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals, seven brass-knobbed hand levers with ivory inserts inscribed Machine, Harp, Lute [8ft.], Octave [4ft.], silent [dummy], 1st Unison [8ft.] and 2nd Unison [8ft.], two pedals controlling the machine stop and the Venetian swell respectively, with later music desk, on trestle stand.The later name baton inscribed Longman and Broderip, Instrument Makers, No. 26, Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket, London also stamped on the wrest plank L & B. and with the serial No. 381. Inscribed Culliford on the underside of the soundboard.Length 7ft. 2¼in., 219cm.; width 3ft. 1⅜in., 95cm.; case depth 1ft. ⅝in., 32cm,*Recorded by Donald Boalch in Makers of the Harpsichord and Clavichord, 1440-1840 (3rd edition edited by Charles Mould), pp. 486-487. Formerly owned by Violet Gordon Woodhouse for whom Arnold Dolmetsch converted it into a two manual instrument (1899). There is an illustration of the keyboards as adapted by Dolmetsch in Violet, The Life and Loves of Violet Gordon Woodhouse by Jessica Douglas-Home and a further one which originally appeared in Music and Letter (1920). Subsequently owned by Lady [Georgina Beatrice] Headlam. Acquired by Mackenzie of Ord in 1965 who eventually (1991) arranged for it to be converted back into a single manual instrument
19TH CENTURY SEBASTIAN AND PIERRE ERARD GOTHIC HARP, patent no.: 5446. 176cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Generally very grubby, worn and poor condition generally, significant areas of gesso relief missing in places, one horizontal crack noted to sound board, some restoration required. Appears to be minor woodworm marks at bottom.
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