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A SILVER ROSE BOWL with stand and cover, plain hand beaten bowl 11" diameter, Sheffield 1938, turned stepped stand on flared feet, 1933 and with a pierced cover with finial in the form of a lute player, 1933

Continental Porcelain Mandolin/lute Miniature Table Snuff with metal fittings 5" x 2" approx. an Ovoid Gold Lustre Porcelain Box with hand painted decoration of lute lyre & other instruments, ribbon & bow decoration

AFTER G DOU, PAIR OF OILS ON METAL PANELS, Lady holding a bird; and Lady playing a lute, 13” x10” (2)

AN UNSIGNED OIL ON PANEL, The Lady Lute Panel, 8 ½” x 6 ½”

AN ENGLISH PEARLWARE FIGURE modelled as a lady in 18th century dress playing a lute, with a dog sat on her lap, on shaped oblong base, 6 high, and a similar figure of a girl, early 19th century (2)

A 19th century silk work picture of a lady playing a lute beneath a tree, 34.5 x 25cm, one other similar wool work picture of rustic's and animals, and two small oval silk work pictures of seated female figures, a/f, (4).

Unsigned, unframed oil on canvas, interior scene with peasant girl playing a lute by a tray of wine and fruit. 12" x 16"

a set of six 19th century French ivory figures of musicians each standing on a walnut and ebonised barrel, comprising: a conductor; a flautist; an accordian player; a lute player; a double bassist; and a bagpipe player (6) 15cm high

Purcell (Henry). Orpheus Britannicus. A Collection of all the Choicest Songs, for One, Two, and Three Voices, composd by Mr. Henry Purcell. Together, with such Symphonies for Violins or Flutes, as were by him designd for any of them: and a Through-Bass to each Song. Figurd for the Organ, Harpsichord, or Theorbo-Lute, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1698-1702,. title-pages printed in red and black, eng. port. frontisispieces, vol. 1 with dusty and foxed title and frontis. both trimmed and laid down, woodcut initials, contents browned, upper hinges split, 19th c. half calf gilt, rubbed, and labels to spines chipped, folio (2)

A Longman and Broderi of London lute, with stained tortoiseshell fingerboard, stamped makers mark to reverse (lip chipped) 64cm long

Early nineteenth century satinwood lute style instrument, with tortoiseshell neck stamped with Royal cipher, Preston maker with London stamp to reverse

A 20th Century spelter figure of a Pierrot playing a lute all in a gilt finish and mounted to a circular white marble base, 23cm high.

A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES of itinerant musicians, the male pipe player seated on a rustic bocage stamp with dog to foot, companion female lute player with lamb to foot on pierced rococo bases, painted in overglaze enamel colours, 6"

LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, OIL ON PANEL, ‘The Lute Player’, 8.5" x 6.5"

An early 19th century Staffordshire Pearlware figure ornament of a lady and man sitting under a tree playing pipes and lute; together with a Staffordshire pottery dogs head stirrup cup

AFTER ARTHUR J ELSLEY, MODERN COLOURED PRINT, Children with dog on a terrace, further framed COLOURED PRINT, a lady lute player, (2)

19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, OIL ON TIN PANEL, Lady reading and gentleman playing a lute, on a balcony, 7" x 6"

Samson porcelain Figure of a Mansion House Dwarf playing a lute and a Continental Toby Jug.

A Lladro figure of a seated cherub playing a lute; a similar figure of a young girl painting her finger nails; and another of a fisher boy (hand damaged)

An English harp lute, early 19th century. The body of seven ribs of simulated rosewood, the table and sound hole edged with stained fruit wood and in set with pearl dots. The neck arm and fluted column also simulated rosewood. Three strings over the two finger boards and eight diapson strings, two with ditals and three with brass tuning blades. On brass ball feet with tuning crank, in original wooden case. 85.4cm long. (2)

Cast concrete putti playing a lute, white, 120cm

Lladro Nao seated harlequin figure, with lute instrument at his feet, 36cm tall

A Samson group of a gallant and a young woman holding a basket of flowers on a base with two sheep and a lute, 81/2 inches

A mixed Lot comprising a cold painted base metal model of a Cat playing a Lute together with another Cat (both A/F) (2)

A 19th Century French bronze figure entitled “Oysel Le Troubadour” by E.Boisseau modelled as a seated young musician playing a lute set to a stepped circular base, impressed with Societe des Bronzes de Paris stamp to reverse, 19” high. ILLUSTRATED,

Large 19th century Staffordshire figure of 'The Prince of Wales', 44.5cm high and another Staffordshire figure of a lady holding a lute, 35cm high, (2)

Three Nao figures two dancing ladies and harlequin with lute tallest 14.5in.

Pair of Meissen pottery Groups, one with a pair of children with a bird cage and floral swag, the other of child musicians, the girl playing a lute and the boy seated on a sheaf of wheat, both on oval bases with gilt bands, marked, impressed number G91 and G92 respectively, 13cms, (5”).

Continental silver rectangular Box, the hinged lid with enamelled scene of a young lady playing a lute, whilst seated on a garden bench, with a putto dancing in the foreground, the sides all cast with florets and with gilt interior, import marks, 5cms, (2”). .

A Berlin framed plaque late 19th century finely painted after Haulbach with an elegant lady holding a lute in a gilt-bronze mounted and ebonised frame impressed sceptre mark above KPM impressed H incised 12 7/8-7 5/8 height without frame 33.2cm width 19.8cm (2)

Four Art Nouveau - style dishes: a circular plate with raised design of lady playing lute, '306A'; two oval dishes, one with child looking at snail, '210', the other nymph with lily pad, '249' imp.no; and a two-part dish with handle as fairy, numbered '80', 'B', 'OX', 'g' (four)

A pair of continental cast metal figurines entitled 'Chant des Vignes' and 'Chant des Bles', depicting woman with sheaf of corn and lute, the other with grape vine and tambourine, each signed J. Guillot to circular base, copper colour patina, 60cm high, late 19th / early 20th century (2)

A pair of large oriental style ceramic figures each with coloured hand-painted glaze one of oriental man seated playing lute, the other a kneeling Japanese woman in traditional kimono, signed to base D.Polouiata, 66cm high (two)

Japanese carved ivory okimono modelled as a woman standing over a folk lute, signed to base, 5.5’ high and another Japanese carved ivory okimono modelled as a woman playing a folk flute, signed to base, 5’ high (2)

A Continental carved ivory figure, 19th century, of a monk clutching a cross with a skull and book at his feet, mounted on circular ivory base, 17cm. high; a Continental carved ivory figure of male figure wearing armour, mounted on wooden circular base, 12cm. overall height, also a continental carved ivory figure, 19th century, of a female peasant lute player, mounted on raised ebonised and ivory circular plinth, 22cm. high. (3)

A late 19th century bronze of the Angel Israfel, the winged figure reaching skyward, a stringed instrument under one arm, standing upon a glass sphere, mounted on a flared coromandel veneered plinth, with a plaque inscribed 'The Angel Israfel whose heart strings are a lute and who has the sweetest voice of all God's creatures', 91cm (35 3/4in) high

SAMUEL BOUGH A group gathered round a bearded figure with lute, oil on canvas, signed, 14" x 17 1/4"

A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO of fishermen in a narrow boat and a woman playing a lute, the sides of the boat with lapping waves, with an inset rectangular red-seal signature, Meiji, 123/4" long, on a wooden base carved with wave-scrolls.

A 19TH CENTURY GOLDKLANG LUTE with carved angel head decoration, signed, 45" long.

Mid/late 19th Century British School - Three-quarter Length Portrait of a Lady wearing Traditional European Costume, seated beside a Lute, Sculpture and Open Window revealing the Sea, oil on canvas, approx 52cm x 42cm, within a gilt frame with pierced foliate crestings

A pair of large Continental terracotta head and shoulders figures of male violinist and female lute player on socle and plinth bases, heights 41 and 45cm respectively

A miniature tortoiseshell and ivory lute inlaid with mother-of-pearl; and another similar

PAUL DAVIS (American b. 1938)The Lore and Lute of Roulette 196716.5in. diameterNon-oil mix on boardSigned lower right and reverse

A large German porcelain figure group modelled as figures holding flowers on a high rocky mound surmounted by a lady playing a lute on an oval base pseudo blue crossed swords mark late 19th century 54cm high

A mille fleurs pastoral tapestry 20th century in 16th century style woven with a central rectangular plinth surrounded well and small lower pond with two ducks with four female figures one of which is seated at the well and playing a lute and two male figures in 16th century dress with a ground of two flanking trees with a perching bird and small flowers on a dark brown/black ground in the mille fleurs style with a later banded brown and yellow outer selvedge h. 218cm. w. 269cm. W

A Meissen porcelain figure of “Apollo” - A lightly draped bearded young man holding out a tazza with a lute at his side, standing by a rustic stump with moulded rococo pattern base, the whole outside decorated in mauve, blue, green, brown and gilt, 15.5ins high (circa 1870 - right arm repaired in two places - crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base and incised P107)

Purcell (Henry) Orpheus Britannicus. A Collection of all the Choicest Songs, for One, Two, and Three Voices, compos'd by Mr. Henry Purcell. Together, with such Symphonies for Violins or Flutes, as were by him design'd for any of them: and a Through-Bass to each Song. Figur'd for the Organ, Harpsichord, or Theorbo-Lute, 3rd ed. with large additions, printed by William Pearson, 1721, title printed in red and black, with ownership inscription of William Tytler, dated 1750, at head (small closed tear repaired to top margin), dedication leaf, and 6 pp. prelims., containing The Publisher to the Reader, verses, and table and advertisement (this 3rd leaf bound in after dedication leaf), woodcut initials, a.e.g., contemp. speckled bull calf, gilt dec. spine, rebacked with orig. spine laid down, some marks and darkening to spine and adjacent portion of upper cover, folio Ownership inscription to front blank 'Dorothy Howard, from her Father, 1908.' and 'Given to Barbara Calvocoressi. 1956'. British Union-Catalogue of Early Music, vol. II, p. 859 (six locations) (1)

[Playford, Henry]. Harmonia Sacra: or, Divine Hymns and Dialogues, With a Thorow-bass for the Theorbo-Lute, Bass-Viol, Harpsichord, or Organ ..., The Second Book, printed by Edward Jones, for Henry Playford, 1693, title printed in red and black (light waterstain to top margin, and small portion torn away with loss to top margin only, small closed tear to lower margin), 4 pp. dedication, verses and table, and 74 pp. of printed music, woodcut initials, occn. light browning, minor marginal stain, early 19th c. marbled wrappers, rubbed and some wear to head and foot of spine and extrems., slim folio The first book was published in 1688. The work was partly edited by Henry Purcell. (1)

A continental porcelain candelabrum in the form of a lady playing a lute with lamb seated before a floral bocage on a scroll base, 10" high.

A Derby Patch Mark figure, Girl with a Lute, she stands wearing a pink bodice, apron and striped skirt, 11.5cm high, impressed No. 9, c.1770

A pair of Derby figural candlesticks, The Musicians, the gallant standing wearing a soft hat with feathers, floral tunic and breeches, playing bagpipes, a dog at his side, his companion, with flowing head scarf, bodice and skirt playing a lute, before bocage with candle sconces, scroll and fenestrated bases, 26cm high, c.1770

A Sampson and Hancock Derby figure, of a young musician, kneeling and a tasselled cushion playing a lute, faux marbled stepped plinth, 23cm high, S and H, crossed swords and D mark in blue

A Black Forest, carved fruitwood model of a seated hare. Inset with glass eyes, 17 cm high; Also a pair of continental carved fruitwood ornamental cup & covers. Each cover carved, one with a figure of a lute player and the other a hunter with his kill. The circular bases with cicular foots. Each 15cm high. (3)

A wing-shaped spinet in figured walnut case, 5 octave, lute stop no 1439, by Robert Morley, London, 188cm x 77cm

A 19th Century Samson porcelain figure of a “Mansion House” dwarf wearing wide brimmed hat and playing a lute, 7.75ins high

FRENCH ORMOLU MANTEL CLOCK, the Pons movement with silk suspension and striking on a bell, the stepped case with a tablet to the base, modelled with classical figures and musical trophies, the clock flanked by a musician playing a lute, oval dome and ebonised base, 22” high overall (illustrated inside front cover)

A German porcelain plaque, c. 1875, the oval dish painted with a girl holding a lute, 29 x 18.5cm framed

A Meissen figure “Under the Tree”, c. 1880, modelled as a lady playing a lute, with a man proposing, possibly D 95, later brass stand, 27cm, lady with restored neck

INITIALLED A F M, EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, OIL, a heavenly lute player, 18” x 13”, A/F

William Harris Weatherhead - Lady sleeping in a Chair beside a Lute and Bombé Chest within an Interior, watercolour, signed 'W.W. Weatherhead', approx 31.5cm x 25cm.