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An 18th Century Irish pierced brass footman, of serpentine form, the pierced brass top with a unicorn and crowned lion either side of a central wheel, with a harp and lute on each side, 68cm

A pair of Derby candlestick figures, in 18th century style, each in the form of a seated shepherd or shepherdess, he playing a pipe, a hound at his feet, she playing a lute, a lamb at her feet, each decorated in coloured enamels, before floral bocage, and flanked by two pierced sconces, the pierced shell and scroll moulded base picked out in puce and gilt, 21cm high (8 1/4"), blue crossed swords marks, circa 1820-30 (minor restoration)

A Continental porcelain box with gilt metal mounts and cover decorated with a lion playing a lute to his lady, blue and gilt borders, 6cm.

A MOTHER OF PEARL MUSIC BOX in the form of a lute with flower and bird decoration, 9 1/2" long.

A Late Enamelled Pearlware Group of Music Makers, Staffordshire, early 19th century, she with lute, he with flute seated before a flat tree bocage with sheep, lambs and a swan on a stream gushing from the raised mound, {21.5cm} (minor chips to foliage, firing cracks).

A "Clobbered" Chinese Blue and White Trumpet Beaker Vase, the porcelain early 1700's, Kangxi Period, the bulb, flared neck and foot all filled with "Long Eliza" scenes, a company of female musicians and entertainers before a seated lady and her retinue, four maidens in a garden preparing a lute (jin) and two ladies by a potted shrub, the original vibrant blue embellished in salmon, green, yellow, purple, iron red and gold, wood stand, artemisia leaf mark in underglaze blue, {43cm} (minor rubbing to gilding).

A Continental bronze figure group, in the style of 'Claudion', 20thc, of a mother and child seated playing the lute. Mounted on black veined marble plinth base.50cms tall x 41cms wide.

A Staffordshire pottery spill vase group of two musicians, she holding a lute, beside a treestump, decorated in coloured enamels, and picked out in gilt, on mound base, 28.5cm high (11.25"), circa 1860

A Minton tile, after John Moyr Smith from the 'Classical figures with musical instruments' series, depicting a lute playing maiden against a vivid blue floral ground and within grey ground, Greek key borders, facsimile signature 'Moyr Smith', 8" x 8"

A Royal Dux group of a female figure wearing a long dress her hand being kissed by a musician holding a lute, 11.5in. high, pink tablet mark.

19th century Italian walnut square table, a central panel inlaid with a gentleman seated at a table playing a lute, a serving woman pouring him a glass of wine, all within intricate geometric borders, on turned column and shaped quadruped base, 24"

An antique oil on wood of seated lady lute player, unsigned, attributed to Caspar Netscher, 32cms x 27cms.

A Blue and White Jar, Kangxi period, painted in outline with some areas of hatched shading as a 'blank' for application of 'doucai' enamels, with a continuous scene of scholars and attendants in a fenced garden, the attendants bearing various gifts, including a ding censer and a covered lute, above and below borders of symmetrical circles, wood cover, 16cm., 6.25in.

A 'Famille-Verte' Beaker, Kangxi period, circa 1700, of slender waisted form, supported on a tall foot, decorated with a scholar resting in a fenced garden, his lute bundled beside him, gazing wistfully into the distance, 10.5cm., 4.25in.

A COLOURED STAFFORDSHIRE GROUP, of a woman seated with lute and standing male with fur trimmed cloak. Height 6.5". AF.

CHARLES CATTERMOLE (1832-1900) A young girl in 17th century costume, playing a lute, before an arch, figures looking on Watercolour 14cm x 20.5cm (5.5" x 8") Signed

A Sitzendorf figural group in the form of a harvester, he seated on wheatsheaves in striped breeches, she stands with lute, polychrome decorated and highlighted with gilt, on oval base, 16cm high, restored

Four Mintons Hollins & Co 'eight-inch' Shakespearean tiles, designed by John Moyr Smith, transfer-printed in basically grey tones and pale blue with theatrical subjects, 'Under the Greenwood Tree', 'Orpheus with his lute', 'And let me the canakin clink' and ' Sigh no more Ladies', artist's name on fronts and moulded maker's marks on reverse.

A pair of Staffordshire musician groups, he plays a trumpet while she plays a lute, both set before flowering bocage and raised on rectangular bases, early 19th century, 17cm. (2) Minor damage.

Parian figure of a Lady, modelled seated holding a small oval portrait, a lute at her side, mid 19th century (3 fingers missing), 38cm 15" high

A Pair of Paris Porcelain Figural Scent Flasks of Chinese Musicians, second half 19th century, each seated crossed legged, she with a lute, he with pan pipes, largely in the white with touches of gilding, their tilted heads detaching as stoppers, (18.5cm) (minor chips)

PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS - An oleograph, The Lute Player, after Lancret, 11in x 9in, framed

A PAIR OF SAMSON CHELSEA DERBY STYLE CANDLESTICK GROUPS modelled as a musician and his companion, he seated on a stump before a bocage, playing the pipes wearing a pink jacket, floral sprigged waistcoat and purple breeches, a dog at his feet, she seated, playing a lute, wearing a pale green blouse and a floral sprigged panelled orange skirt, a lamb at her side, both with two candle sconces, supported on brances behind, on a scrolled plinth, gilt double S mark, r11 1/4in. (28.5cm.) high++Damages

A Meissen figure of child musicians, the boy modelled seated on a sheaf of corn, his companion standing playing a lute, on an oval base, 16cm high, blue crossed swords mark, Pressnummer, incised G92, late 19th century (small chips and losses)

A Derby biscuit figure of a young man, seated on a chair and playing a flute, a hat, books and a lute at his feet, on canted rectangular base, 15.2cm high (6"), incised number 11 twice, circa 1785 (some restoration).

A late 19th Century German lute, by Schutz, in strained beech and ebonised case, with gilt scale 21" x 15.5".

A STAFFORDSHIRE PARTLY COLOURED FIGURE OF A SEATED YOUNG WOMAN, playing a lute, with tartan headress on scroll moulded base. Height 6.5".

MY QUEEN. 9 ins tall, conical shape, all white glaze, black transfer. 'MY QUEEN/ ROYAL BLEND WHISKY' with pictorial transfer showing Elizabethan figures of a couple drinking being serenaded by lute player with cautionary lines beneath. The rarest My Queen variation. Very good.

Pair late 19th century French gilded porcelain figures of musicians, he with a violin, she holding a lute on moulded circular bases

Aristotle. Problematon [graece], 116 ff., Alexander Aphrodisaeus. Iatrikon Aphorematon kai Physikon Problematon [graece], 42 ff., Aristotle. Mechanika [graece], 12 ff., first edition, part only of the collected Aldine edition, printed in Greek throughout, occasional spotting, bookplate of John Alfred Spranger, Trinity College, Cambridge, contemporary brown calf over pasteboards, covers elaborately decorated in blind, 2 rolls, one including putti (one playing a lute), vases and foliage, the other including birds, animals and foliage, surround a central panel made up of 6 more rolls, worn, rebacked, corners with some repairs, folio, [BMC V 556-7; Goff A 959; GW 2334], [Venice, Aldus Manutius, 1 June, 1497].*** Part of vol. 4 of the great Aldine Aristotle, the editio princeps of 'the first major Greek prose text to be reintroduced in the original to the western world by the intervention of the printing press'. [PMM 38].

A Fine 19th Century Vienna Porcelain Two Tiered Table. The round top painted with Cupid, Psyche and attendant offering a basket of flowers, with a pair of white doves nestling in a cluster of roses signed Forster, framed in a broad colbalt blue border enriched with gilding and contained in a moulded gilt brass rim. The three blue glazed column supports with ornate gilt decoration leading down to the lower tier painted with etherial figures of a woman sat playing a lute and cherubs floating amongst billowing clouds, raised on gilt metal acorn knop feet, 27.5 ins (70 cms) high, 19.5 ins (49 cms) in diameter.

A late 19th century French gilt-metal mantel timepiece, the eight-day single train movement with enamelled dial and Roman numerals, the plinth case modelled with a figure of a classical youth playing a lute, the lower section cast with trophies of music, 22cm high, (lacks pendulum)

A PAIR OF DERBY FIGURES of a shepherd and his companion, he seated on a rocky outcrop playing the pipes, a dog at his feet, she playing a lute, a lamb at her side, 7 3/4in. (19.5cm.) high ++Restorations

Joseph Vincent Gibson A GIRL PLAYING A LUTE. Signed and dated 1855, oil on canvas, {38cm by 31cm}.

BRITISH POTTERY - A Victorian Staffordshire flatback group of a musician and his companion, he seated, playing a lute, she dancing above a bridge with a swan below, enamelled and encrusted with shredded clay moss, gilt lined oval base, 7.5in high

A Russian black papier-machie circular plaque decorated in colours with a young woman seated outside a cottage spinning, with a young man at her side playing a lute, 8.25ins diameter, the base decorated in gilt with three double-headed Imperial Eagles and worded in red

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN ALLEGORICAL GROUP of a classical maiden playing a lute flanked by a singing putto and a recumbant stag, raised on scrolled base, 19th century, 11 1/2" high.

A small girl dancing to the accompaniment of a lute, crystoleum after M. Goodman, c1900.

An 18th century Meissen figure of a girl playing a lute (?), (with some damage). 21cm high

A pair of Derby figures of a shepherd musician and companion, each modelled seated on flowering bocage, the shepherd playing pipes, a hound at his side, his companion with a lute, a lamb at her side, on scroll-moulded bases, painted in colours and gilt, 16.5cm high, incised N 301, circa 1770 (shepherdess lacks an arm, other small chips and damage)

A Continental Porcelain Bocage Figure depicting a young woman with lute seated beside a basket of flowers, on a scroll moulded rococo base. Gold anchor mark. AF. Height 4 3/4"

A Continental porcelain figure group of a lady at a viola, and another playing a lute

A 19TH CENTURY LUTE BACK MANDOLA eight string with alternating inlaid decoration and figurehead mounts.

A late Meissen group of musicians and cherubs, late 19th century, the group centred by a lute playing girl and her boy companion surrounded by cherubic infants and a goat and a young violin playing man pouring a drink into a beaker helped by his female companion in polychrome enamels on gilt scroll base, underglaze blue, cross swords mark stamped 101 and 163 and incised 59, chipped, 14 in (35.56 cm) high