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Good contemporary English lesft handed lute by and labelled Peter Owen..., with maple segmented back and spruce table, hard case *Peter Owen was the master prop maker at the National Theatre

Selection of lute and early music books to include André Deutsch - Pills to Purge Melancholy, hardback book, Speight - Bawdy Songs of the Early Music Hall, the Welde Lute Book facsimile edition and Matthew Holmes Manuscript Lute Society facsimile edition seven with Cambridge University Press slip case

Fourteen course theorbo lute, Italy, late 19th century, with fifteen ebonised ribs, the capping strips ebonised, the table with inset pierced wooden rose, the neck overlaid with bone and ebony strips, the fingerboard with inset bone plaque inlaid with ebony scrollwork and two further mother of pearl plaques, the main reflex peg box with six double courses of strings, the secondary peg box with eight single courses, labelled Parmis Massaini Faciebat Romio anno domini 1520 Body length 50.6cm, main string length 63.5cm, diapason string length 69cm*From the estate of Constant Anton Nieuwenhuys

Eleven course lute, Germany, circa 1960, with thirteen ribs of maple, the table edged with a stained hardwood, the inset fretted wooden rose with a similar surround, the peg box with a bass rider carrying the two single bass diapason strings, in modern fitted case Body length 52.4cm, string length 63.2cm*From the estate of Constant Anton Nieuwenhuys

A wool work panel , 18th century, depicting two figures in a garden, the man playing the lute, unframed and linen backed, 40 x 50cm

A 19th century bronze figural group of a boy playing the flute to a girl, raised on marble base, together with a bronze of a girl playing the lute

A traditional 8 course renaissance style lute

A miniature tortoiseshell mother of pearl and bone lute, late 19th century, 17cm long, a beaded cap, each side with a central panel of flowers within a floral meander border, 23 x 15.5cm, an ebony truncheon with turned grip and a rosewood similar, 38 & 40cm long, and an oval miniature embroidered picture of a water landscape, 7.5 x 6cm, in easel frame (5).

A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN COBALT GROUND CABINET PLATE, PAINTED WITH A SEMI NAKED SEATED WOMAN PLAYING THE LUTE, IN RAISED GILT BORDER, 23.5CM D, SPURIOUS BLUE ENAMEL CROWN AND D, C1900

Antique type six string deep belly lute (please see condition report) CONDITION REPORT: Belly split and small hole.

A 1920s Italian lute back mandolin with segmented rosewood back and spruce top, bears label for Bossard-Bonnel Rennes.

Royal Dux, study of a lady playing a lute, height 27.5cm

A 19th century bronze figural group of a boy playing the flute to a girl, raised on marble base, together with a bronze of a girl playing the lute

An 18th century miniature painting on panel of a man playing the lute, dated 1793, 10 x 7cm

A 19th century Meissen figure group decorated in coloured enamels. Formed as a lady, gent and child gathered around a tree on a rockwork base. The lady is playing a lute, the gent is holding his hat filled with flowers and the child is offering a flower garland over the head of the lady. Underglaze blue crossed swords mark and incised numbers, 25cm. Some repairs to the extremities of the tree.

A pair of Naples wall ornaments of lute playing angels, 22cm.

A collection of small Russian dancers, lute player etc.

UNATTRIBUTED; small oil on panel, a Cardinal seated playing a lute, indistinctly signed, inscribed on old lot reference label from 1975 verso, 15 x 12cm, framed and glazed.

A Dinka club Sudan with worn grooved linear decoration and a leather grip, 85.5cm long, a Chokwe club, with a carved ovoid head, 58cm long, two Tanzania clubs, 55cm and 45cm long, a Chokwe staff with a kneeling female figure and an entwined snake, 73cm long, a fine Tanzania staff, with a carved stylised bust finial and brass tip, 86.5cm long and a Batak lute hasapi, with a squatting figure finial and with animal fur, 67cm long. (7)

A SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL LUTE SHAPED BROOCH

Poetry, chiefly 20th century, a large collection, including Bridges, Robert Poems. London: B.M. Pickering, 1873, First edition, title within ornamental border, original blue cloth, somewhat rubbed and soiled; Mackay, A.J.G. William Dunbar, 1460-1520, a Study in the Poetry. 1889. original cloth, uncut; Thompson, Francis. Poems. 1893. One of 500 copies printed, frontispiece, original grey boards, uncut, spine gilt, rubbed; another copy, Second edition, original grey boards, uncut; Turner, T. Verses and Translations. 1901. Presentation copy to Sir Hugh Walpole, signed, original wrappers; Blunden, Edmund. Pastorals. 1916. First edition, 12mo, original brown wrappers [author's first regularly published book]; Sassoon, Siegfried. Counter-Attack and other Poems. 1918. 8vo, original brown/red wrappers, some spotting, rubbed; Drinkwater, John. The Collected Poems. 1923. 2 volumes, large 8vo, number 178 of 200 copies signed by the author, original white buckram gilt, t.e.g.; Flecker, James Elroy. The Collected Poems. 1923. 4to, number 398 of 500 copies, original cloth, t.e.g.; Campbell, Roy. The Flaming Terrapin. 1924. First edition, dustwrapper, unopened; Masefield, John. With the Living Voice. 1925, number 236 of 265 copies signed by the author, original boards, dustwrapper; Baring, Maurice. Cecil Spencer, 1929. 4to, number 272 of 275 copies signed by the author, original parchment, slightly dampstained; Abbott, Claude C. Ploughed Earth. 1930, number 13 of 50 signed copies, original green buckram, spine faded; Simpson, Margaret W. The Amber Lute. 1932. signed by the author, green morocco gilt, g.e.; Contemporary Poetry and Prose. 1936-1937, numbers 1-10, original wrappers, some rubbed or spotted; Nichols, Robert. Fisbo. 1934, Number 87 of 1000 copies signed, original cloth, dustwrapper; Allott, Kenneth. Poems. Hogarth Press, 1938., First edition, original cloth, dustwrapper; Frankau, Gilbert. Selected Verses. 1943. number 15 of 18 copies specially bound and signed, original vellum, slipcase; Cruikshank, Helen B. Up the Noran Water. 1934, First edition, signed on title by the author, original cloth, dustwrapper; Cruikshank, Helen B. Sea Buckhtorn. 1954, presentation copy signed, dustwrapper; Cruikshank, Helen B. The Ponnage Pool. 1968, presentation copy signed, original cloth, dustwrapper; Blackburn, Paul. The Dissolving Fabric. The Divers Press, 1955. First edition, 4to, original wrappers; Morgan, Edwin. Glasgow Sonnets. The Castlelaw Press, 1972. Number 82 of 125 copies signed by the author, original red wrappers; Twelve Songs. The Castlelaw Press, 1970. Number 80 of 100 copies signed by the author, original wrappers; Raine, Kathleen. The Lost Country. The Dolmen Press, 1971. 8vo, limited to 100 copies signed by the author and specially bound, blue morocco-backed boards, and a quantity of similar volumes (quantity)

Mandolins/lute, 10 string lute, 2 x 12 string mandriola, flat-back 6 string mandolin, small bouzouki, all for restoration (5)

Pair of Royal Dux figures, modelled as a young lady with a lute and a young lady with roses, numbered respectively 1698 and 1699, pink triangular seal marks, 48cm and 47cm (Qty: 2)

Berlin KPM standing female figure holding a basket of fruit and inscribed 'Geschmack' H17cm, a small Continental figure with a lute and another Condition Report & Further Details Basket chipped. Small figure has head repaired, hand missing . Other small figure has broken lute, missing hand and wings and damaged baseClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

VINTAGE OAK FRAMED BARLEY TWIST FIRE SCREEN WITH WOVEN FRONT PANEL OF A LUTE PLAYER

A quantity of boxed Swarovski crystal instruments including a saxophone, harp, cello, lute and a piano and stool, tallest H. 11cm. Condition: Good condition.

Pair of 19th century porcelain figures of Greek goddesses, each with gilt coronet, one playing a lute, the other with basket of fruit, decorated in polychrome and gilt on naturalistic domed plinth base, painted red Derby mark but Continental, impressed no. 242/5 and 156/5.

A miniature tortoiseshell mother of pearl and bone lute, late 19th century, 17cm long, a beaded cap, each side with a central panel of flowers within a floral meander border, 23 x 15.5cm, an ebony truncheon with turned grip and a rosewood similar, 38 & 40cm long, and an oval miniature embroidered picture of a water landscape, 7.5 x 6cm, in easel frame (5).

After Pieter Bruegell & Frans HalsOil painting on board of an Old Lady & The Lute Player. Painted and signed by J. De Raeve. Fitted within dark wood frames. Frames Measure41x38cm

Wedgwood and Co, a collection of assorted figures, including 'Flower Girl', 'The Rake', 'Little Girl with a Bell', 'War', Girl with lute, Man with two dogs, Man with a dog, including various others, plus a Wedgwood and Co Ltd ceramic name plaque (12)

A 20th Century white glazed bust depicting a jolly man playing a lute, impressed marks to back but indistinct, 24cm high, together with four further Wedgwood and Co. figures of various people, white glazed (5)

VINTAGE OAK FRAMED BARLEY TWIST FIRE SCREEN WITH WOVEN FRONT OF A LUTE PLAYER

A BOX OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE A REVERSE PAINTING ON GLASS OF A WOMAN PLAYING A LUTE, LEATHER COATED BRASS INKWELL CLAY PIPE ETC.

A SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL LUTE SHAPED BROOCH

Four porcelain and bronze figures by Albany comprising of Undersea Fantasy figure of maiden and dolphin; Manhattan; Chelsea; Lute Player. (2)

A mid 19th Century French Pouget Ardentes hurdy gurdy with painted decoration, head design neck, lute form body, for restoration a/f

An EMS eight course lute, hard cased, with tuition books

LLADRO FIGURE 4537 ANGEL BLACK PLAYING LUTE WITH ORIGINAL BOX HEIGHT 11CM

A GEORGE III BRASS AND STEEL SERPENTINE FRONTED FOOTMAN the top pierced and engraved with a crowned lion and a unicorn flanking a ship's wheel, a harp, lute and stylised flowers, on shaped cabriole supports, 60cm wide

J. Pettit (late 19th, early 20th century)The Lute Playersigned, oil on canvas, 40.5cm x 31cm

A Late 19th Century Italian Inlaid Puzzle Box, the Lid Decorated with Swallows and Lute, 23.5cm Wide

HAT BOX AND CASE CONTAINING A LUTE AND A JAPANESE STRINGED INSTRUMENT

Late 19th/early 20th century Italian lute back mandolin with segmented rosewood back and spruce top, eight brass and bone pegs and four strings, bears label for Giuseppi Puglisi Catania, L61cm, in carrying case with detached top

Lladro seated angel playing a lute figurine #4537, height cm approx

A continental silver lute shaped scent bottle, decorated with cherubs and scrolls, hinged lid enclosing compartment with stopper, 18cm

A COLLECTION OF BIJOUTERIE to include a continental white metal brooch in the form of a cello, a continental white metal perfume bottle in the form of a lute 12cm long, a mother of pearl folding fruit knife, a horn snuff box, silver pill box, a silver sovereign case etc

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19th century), The Lute Musician, oil on canvas, unsigned, framed. 68 x 47 cmProvenance: The painting was obtained by Royal Engineers Sapper Archibald Reynolds in Germany 1918, whilst part of the army of occupation. Having swapped it for cigarettes with a German soldier.

Gold-coloured metal and shell cameo brooch carved with allegorical maidens, one playing lute, scroll decorated border

19th century Japanese ivory Netsuke of three figures on a boat reading, drinking and playing the lute, L5cm

Two Victorian Staffordshire flatback figures, each of a lady riding side-saddle, one entitled Empress and the other Duchess, h.26cm; together with a Staffordshire figure of a Scotsman with bagpipes seated on a horse; a Staffordshire figure of a lady in standing pose with attendant lamb; and one other Staffordshire figure of a female lute player (5)

An early 19th century yellow metal lady's full hunter fob watch in the form of a lute, having red guilloche enamel and floral inlay set with 18 Old European cut diamonds to the centre and approx 1.4mm to 1.7mm seed pearls to the base (6) and top (4) of strings, the reverse decorated in blue guilloche enamel with musical score and floral inlay, having black enamelled sides with yellow scroll work detail, further set with six seed pearls (2 deficient), having a white Arabic dial with keywind movement, diamond dimensions each approx 1.85 x 1.5mm, total weight estimated as 0.36 carats, pendant dimensions 50 x 35mm, gross weight 28.6g, not hallmarked but tested as 18ct.Condition report: Enamel is chipped to front and back.At least two pearls deficient and two worn.Strings of lute are distorted.Requires key to function (not present).Dial damaged and hands are corroded.

A 19th century Italian gilt gesso wood panel, depicting an Angel playing a lute, contained within a carved wood and gilt Gothic arch frame, 60cm high x 25cm wide

A 19th Century Austro-Hungarian silver and enamel decorated lidded box, the top decorated with figures seated in a garden, one with lute, the sides with floral swag decoration in relief, bearing marks to interior, right facing Minerva head with "2" and "A" left and right, "A" within a punch with cut corners for 1872 and maker's stamp "SG" within a rectangjular punch

A porcelain half doll, nude pierrot with lute, 11.5 cm high, and two others similar (3)

Various small decorative coloured prints including signed monochrome lute and music score, townscape, reproduction French examples, etc.

A Lladro figure of an angel playing a lute, Lladro figure of a singing cherub, four Lladro collector's bells in boxes and a further Lladro cup, tallest 20cm.

Heyde Novelty figures 90mm Cat with nodding head playing lute, with smaller figures, 40mm tall kneeling Arab, 45mm Goblin with spade and a dog sleeping on a pillow (damaged) (Condition Good) (4)

A pair of late 18th century Derby porcelain figural candlesticks the seated figures of a man playing bagpipes with a dog at his feet and a girl with a lamb, (lute missing), each with an outswept scrolled candle sconce to one side, on pierced scroll bases, 9in. (22.8cm.) high, sconces cracked. (2)

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL LUTE reputedly from Claydon House, The Verney family, 98cm long

A pair of circa 1900 continental porcelain figures of musicians, each in standing pose, him with a lute in hand, her with a harp, height 32cm