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Blow (John ). Amphion Anglicus. A Work of Many Compositions, For One, Two, Three and Four Voices: with sevral accompagnements of Instrumental Music; and a Thorow-Bass to each Song: figur’d for an Organ, Harpsichord, or Theorboe-Lute, printed by William Pearson, for the Author, 1700, engraved portrait frontispiece by R. White, title printed in red and black, preliminary leaves and 216 pages (portrait, a-b2, a-b2, unsigned advertisement leaf with Table of Songs to verso, B-Z2, Aa-Zz2, Aaa-Iii2), short closed marginal tear to foot of title, generally a good, clean copy, small pale green oval ownership stamp of B. F. Leavens to title and first leaf of dedication, later endpapers, 20 th century olive green plain morocco with red gilt morocco spine label, spine and head of upper cover faded to brown, folio (32 x 19.5 cm) (Qty: 1)Provenance: Benjamin Franklin Leavens (1817-1850), American church composer and author of The Service of Song (Boston, 1849). Day & Murrie, English Song-Books 1651-1702, 183; Wing B3353. The English composer John Blow (1649-1708) was organist at Westminster Abbey, a post he generously passed to his pupil Henry Purcell in 1679, until he resumed the role following Purcell’s untimely death in 1695. Blow’s music, alongside that of other English Baroque composers, has undergone a significant revival in recent decades, led particularly in England by Anthony Rooley with the Consort of Musicke, and Peter Holman and the Parley of Instruments. His Amphion Anglicus brings together both sacred and secular songs in a single publication, and is modelled on Purcell’s own collection of 1698, Orpheus Britannicus .

A set of four stone composition garden models of musical putti, second half 20th century, portrayed with a tambourine, cymbals, a lute and a flute respectively; seated atop spheres, with waisted socles and square bases 98cm high

Three northern European carved term figures of musicians, late 17th century, portrayed standing and playing the lute, drum and tambourine respectively, carved with festooned and spiralled robes 32cm high, 10cm wide

KIPLING, RUDYARD, The Jungle Book, Limited Edition, No.68/200 published by Books Illustrated and signed by the artist Lute Vink in original maroon presentation case

Charles Anfrie (fl. second half of 19th century), a brown patinated bronze, Mignon, holding a lute, leaning on a pedestal, rectangular base, 44cm high Condition Report: This lot is in good condition. Slight tarnish to certain areas. Please see additional photographs attached thank you.

Continental pair of three branch Bronze Candlesticks, one with Cherub Writing, the other with Cherub plaing a Lute, both stand approx 40cm

A miniature painting on ivory, 19th century, of a lute player, together with the companion portrait of a lady, each 11 X 9cm.

19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL OIL ON CANVAS 'THE LUTE PLAYER' UNSIGNED, F/G 24 X 20CM

A VINTAGE ACCORDION A/F TOGETHER A LUTE AND A BANJO A/F

18th/19th Century Japanese - Pair of coloured woodblock prints - Courtly lady playing lute and playing with dog, each 20cm x 14cm, framed together in later gilt frame, annotated verso 'Print dated 1735 by Sothebys', paper surface slightly creased

A pair of late 19th century German silver and Ivory figures, in the form of an old lady playing a lute type instrument and an old man playing an accordion, on shaped silver bases, 17cm high

A Mexican charango, of traditional ten string 'lute' form with the shell of an armadillo forming the back of the body

An Edwardian silver caddy spoon, having a lute shaped bowl with C-scroll decoration, maker James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin) Sheffield, 1910, 8cm, together with a George V silver caddy spoon of plain undecorated form with trefoil terminal, maker, C.W. Fletcher & Son Ltd (Charles William Fletcher) Sheffield, 1912, 8cm. (2)

An E.R. II silver caddy spoon, having a lute shaped bowl and angular handle with geometrice design, maker Pinder Bros, Sheffield, 1969, 9.2cm, together with one other E.R.II silver caddy spoon, having a plain shallow bowl, the stem engraved with leaves, maker Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield, 1976, 9.3cm. (2)

Old guitar lute stamped Musik-David Bielefeld and signed Agosue on the spruce table, with pierced foliate sound hole and segmented satinwood maple bowl back, the open peg box terminating in a square foliate carved finial, with associated modern case

Good contemporary lute

Interesting lute guitar with carved bust head (at fault)

Contemporary lute of German design, made in Indonesia, within a fitted hard case and with a selection of strings

Large quantity of La Bella strings for various instruments, including the lute, sitar, Sistil, bandola, laud and other instruments

Early 20th Century Meinel And Herold Bowl Backed Lute Comprising carved bridge with fretted soundhole inlay, carved scroll headstock and makers label to neck. Length, 38 inches, some dings to body and neck.

A group of Staffordshire figures including Queen Alexandra; William Wallace and a Lady with a lute beside a resting bird (3) A.F

An 18th Century hand-painted and ivory fan, the sticks and guards pierced and gilded, the hand-painted leaf depicting figures in the grounds of an estate or palace, with a seated lady holding a lute, the border with gilt scrolls, painter verso with a simple, idyllic rural scene, remnants of feathered edge present, L. 27cms.

A 20th Century cast bronze figurine of a Thai Zen buddha depicted seated playing a lute having gilt detailing being raised on a square base with applied florals and figures of goats.Measures 17cm x 13cm x 8cm. 

A Meissen 19th century Allegorical Study, the Music Recital, a seated Lady and a Gentleman Singing, a young Lady playing a lute, a girl on a stool and a seated boy stroking a dog, on a naturalistic oval base, crossed swords mark to underside, 27cm high, minor finger damage

'THE LUTE OF LOVE' decorated by C. Lovat Fraser, publ Selwyn & Blount, London, leatherbound

19th Century dark patinated bronzed figure of a woman playing a lute on a naturalistic base, 21ins high

An Irish Bouzouki, eight string (Mandoline/Lute family), made by Seamus Perry, Co. Mayo 1963. Needs strings and bridge.

AN EMPIRE CLOCK WITH MUSIC BOX 1830s Wood, brass, glass, blackened and gilded 60 x 47 x 17,5 cm Marked on clockwork on back: "A. Olbrich in Wien" A table clock with a music box and chime on the quarter hour.The enamel dial features guilloché brass in the center, Arabic numerals, steel hands and a date dial. Black varnished case with gilt elements, adorned with allegoric statues along the sides – flute and lute players.The front base is decorated with a gilded relief featuring classic figures of antiquity playing musical instruments.

Vintage Lute with Case

Group of German porcelain musician figures to include; a large group of four figures around a piano, a lute player, two gallants with flowers and a violin player. (5) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A set of three Nao Spanish porcelain figures of ballerinas, each in seated pose; together with a Nao geese figure, a lute player etc

A garden statue in the form of a standing boy with one arm outstretched, the other holding a lute, later mounted on a weathered square panelled pedestal/plinth, 103 cm high approx

An Indian / Nepalese Hindu bronze figurine of the Deity Saraswati raised on pedestal base the four armed God seated playing a lute. Measures 16cm high.

Three Chinese figures of scholars, the two smaller in porcelain and the taller earthenware, the smallest holding pipa (lute) and wearing robed decorated with shou character and with peach to his left, height 14.8cm, the two smaller figures af. Additional InformationThe seated figure with damage and loss to the lute to both of his hands, there was another peach or similar item which has now been lost, the other standing porcelain figure has now lost his right hand, the taller figure with numerous chips to the glaze and is heavily crazed throughout, further general surface wear, rubbing to painted detail where applicable etc, some manufacturing imperfections, pitting, etc.

A 20thC Stefan Czaskpi lute with barrel back - May 1978 No.3, 29" overall in J. H. Savage case.

A Derby porcelain candelabrum, circa 1760-65, modelled as a shepherdess with lute and lamb, on Rococo scroll base, twin branch, highlighted in turquoise, patch marks

An 18th Century hand-painted and ivory fan, the sticks and guards pierced and gilded, the hand-painted leaf depicting figures in the grounds of an estate or palace, with a seated lady holding a lute, the border with gilt scrolls, painter verso with a simple, idyllic rural scene, remnants of feathered edge present, L. 27cms.

Violin with maker label 'H Roades 1980, Chesterfield' together with a mixed box of what appears to be a Lute kit including wood, templates and instructions,unchecked for completeness) and parts of a further Violin

Charles Anfrie (fl. second half of 19th century), a brown patinated bronze, Mignon, holding a lute, leaning on a pedestal, rectangular base, 44cm high Condition Report: This lot is in good condition. Slight tarnish to certain areas. Please see additional photographs attached thank you.

A Capo di Monte figure, of a female playing a lute; another, similar, gentleman; a study of a lady at the piano with violinist; a Meissen style female figure; etc (9)

A Victorian Staffordshire figure group, of a highland couple; another similar; another; a Staffordshire figure of a girl playing a lute and three other Staffordshire ornaments, (7)

Alexandre-Louis Leloir (Paris 1843-1884) - A 19th Century French watercolor caricature painting on paper depicting a musician in traditional dress playing a lute. Signed by artist to the corner, within a carved ebonised frame. 

A Pair Of Late 19th Century Chelsea Style Bocage Musician Figures Each in polychrome enamel, decorated and modelled standing atop a raised rococo style base with gilt accents throughout. Each with gold anchor mark to bottom centre, each 10 inches high. Some minor nibbles to leaves, damage to neck of lute on female figure. Please see accompanying image

A Meissen figure group, Summer, 19th century, modelled as children with wheat and floral garland, playing the lute, incised G 92, 16.5cm high

A Pair Of Late 19th Century Chelsea Style Bocage Musician Figures Each in polychrome enamel, decorated and modelled standing atop a raised rococo style base with gilt accents throughout. Each with gold anchor mark to bottom centre, each 10 inches high. Some minor nibbles to leaves, damage to neck of lute on female figure. Please see accompanying image

Carved ivory figure of a lute player Japanese, Meiji the standing figure playing the instrument with straw bag to his side 24cm high

Charles Anfrie (fl. second half of 19th century), a brown patinated bronze, Mignon, holding a lute, leaning on a pedestal, rectangular base, 44cm high

A Minton bisque figure group, of a musician seated playing a lute, a girl at her side, holding a fan, scroll oval base, 23cm wide, c.1860

A large 19th century oileograph playing the lute to two ladies 78" x 47"

Large Lladro seated lute player CONDITION REPORT: No apparent damage, losses or visible restoration.

A LLADRO TABLE LAMP in the form of a woman playing a lute and a further collection of Lladro, Nao and other figures

19th Century dark patinated bronzed figure of a woman playing a lute on a naturalistic base, 21ins high

A quantity of miscellaneous sheet/book music including a baroque guitar, lute, horn and cello plus John Renbourne solo guitar pieces and "Beatles Complete" songs music and lyrics.

A pair of Mantle Urns depicting lute players

A bronze Orpheus medal, The Lute Player by C. Loudray, c.1900, 68mm

After Gerard Ter Borch (1617-1681) Dutch Woman seated at a desk playing a lute Oil on canvas, 53cm by 43cm

A Derby Porcelain Figure of a Musician, circa 1830, after a Meissen original, the standing girl playing a lute on a gilt lined circular base, bears pseudo Meissen marks, 16cm high

Early 20th century Fratelli Hasermann bowl back mandolin lute with mother-of-pearl inlay, tortoiseshell finger board and bone turning pegs in hard case

A German mantle Cornucopia vase circa 1920's with woman playing lute

19th century French School, oil on canvas laid on board, portrait of a woman playing a lute, unsigned, 18" x 12.5", framed