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E. Chollec (?) - Full length portrait of a young boy in 17th Century dress serenading on a lute his young lady, with figure of young lady in window and garden to background, canvas 46ins x 32ins, signed and dated 1895, in gilt moulded frame

A George III octagonal silver vinaigrette, with engraved foliate decoration, the pierced grille depicting a lute, sheet of music and floral sprig, maker Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1807, 1ins

A Pair of James Hadley Worcester Porcelain Figures of Eastern Musicians, 1887], each full length, one holds a stylised lute, the other a tambourine, in typical "stained ivory" colours, both signed "Hadley", puce printed crown and wheel mark and year letter, figure No. 1084, also impressed marked, 32cm high

Three brass vesta cases, one modelled as a stylised scorpion with opening claw lid, the second with Japanese lady playing the lute framed by blossom foliage, and a third embossed with oriental birds and foliage. (3).

Two Similar continental table centres modelled with a lady playing a lute and a gentleman playing a pipe, standing on rococo bases with branch backs supporting pierced baskets mid 19th century (some damages the baskets possibly matched) (2) 26cm high

ETHEL STOCKS (c.1920), AFTER MELOZZO DA FORLI (1438-1494) ANGEL PLAYING A LUTE Signed on the frame verso, tempera(?) on panel 70 x 55cm. ++ Panel slightly bowed; some superficial mould; needs a light clean to remove blemishes etc.

AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY KIDNEY SHAPED GALLERIED TRAY, with lyre & lute foliate decoration. 27" wide.

A Meissen group of vintners circa 1880 modelled as a boy seated beside an open pannier holding a vine branch and grape bunches, a girl standing to his side holding a filled beaker and wine jug, on a rocky oval base; and a later group of a gallant and his companion, he with flower posies, she playing a lute, a lamb at her feet, a tree to the rear, applied flowers crossed swords in underglaze-blue, the first incised F.92 and with cancelled mark, impressed numerals 16.5cm. and 15cm., 6Iin. and 5Pin. some typical losses and repairs (2)

Three enamel plaques, French, late 19th century each painted in opaque and translucent enamels, the first, entitled: Le dafi, by T. Leroy, signed, 16.5cm, 6 1/2 in; the second, entitled: Cadet de Gascogne, also by T. Leroy, signed, showing a smiling soldier draped in his flag, 16.5cm, 6 1/2 in; and a smaller example, signed with initials OR, of a troubadour playing the lute, 14.5cm, 5 3/4 in, each in elaborate gilt-metal frame (3)

Roger Bissire (French, 1886-1964) A young girl with a lute seated on a stone wall indistinctly signed (lower right) oil on board 18 x 14 7/8 in (45.7 x 37.8 cm)

Two cristoleums, rectangular unframed lithograph prints under curved glass, coloured, of seventeenth century interior scenes, both showing figures seated, in one listening to lute player, in the other a viol player, 4 3/4in x 3 1/2in (two)

German Oval miniature of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, sat in a garden, a minstrel to one side offers a lute, in elaborate gilt Louis XVI style frame, the miniature 11.5cm wide.

A Nao Lladro figure of a young girl standing, playing a lute, 19 cms.

A pair of Victorian Staffordshire figures, each playing a lute, on moulded bases, 10in.

A Meissen group of a shepherdess and companion, the shepherdess modelled seated beside bocage, playing a lute, a lamb at her feet, in attendance a gentleman with bunches of flowers, 14cm high, blue crossed swords mark, incised 447, late 19th century, (some small areas of restoration)

Ginori faience moon flask having painted decoration depicting a pre-raphaelite style angel playing a lute amongst flowers before a pale yellow and blue sky, the two handles formed as dolphins, 31cm high

A late 19th/early 20th Century fan with plain giltwood sticks, the paper panel finely painted with a spray of orchids, 14ins, a tortoiseshell effect fan, the black net and lace trimmed panel decorated with a standing figure of a girl with a lute, and dragonflies, one other mourning fan, two tortoiseshell effect long shoe horns, and a pair of tortoiseshell effect framed lorgnettes, in leather travelling case

A Victorian Staffordshire cow and calf group, on oval base (5in.) and another, a highland couple, male with lute-8in.

Two Derby figures, female with lute, sheep beside, on scroll base, incised no. 301, 5.25in.), boy with flute, CBD mark in red-4.5in.

A 19th century German porcelain figure, girl walking with dog (5in.), a Berlin figure of a lady with lute (6.5in.-a.f.) and two other porcelain figures

Two identical figures depicting a female lute player, 18 cms. together with another figure of a man playing a wind instrument, 18 cms.

A Derby figure of a shepherdess, seated, playing a lute, before floral bocage, and decorated in coloured enamels, a lamb at her side, the pierced scroll base picked out in gilt, 14cm high (5 1/2"), circa 1780 (some damage)

French School early 19th century- A portrait miniature of Napoleon, quarter-length, 11.5x9.4cm: together with a hand-coloured stipple engraving of a lady playing a lute, both in rectangular rosewood frames, (2).

A handmade lute

A pair of Derby candlestick figures, of a seated bagpiper and a lady with a lute, attended by a hound or lamb respectively the piper in a puce jerkin, turquoise waistcoat and lavender breeches, his companion in a plumed head-dress, puce and gilt bodice and flowered skirt, both seated before a heavily flowered boage on puce edged gilt shell and scrolling open-work base, 24cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1780. Some old restoration, in particular to both sconces and with some typical losses to the bocage on the figure of the lady. The back scroll to the base has been re-built but both in otherwise overall good condition. Such restoration as there is, is old and discoloured; no "professional' restoration

A 17th Century Carved Oak Panel, rectangular, depicting a woman playing a lute in a woodland with a recumbent stag nearby, within a moulded and joined oak frame with iron shaped key escutcheon, {23.5cm by 34cm}; and Three Other Carved Oak Figural Pilasters, 17th-19th century, {ranging 19cm to 53.5cm} (4)

A Derby porcelain figure of a young girl playing a lute, on turquoise and gilt decorated base, 6ins high (unmarked - incised to base "N9" - circa 1800)

Oval stained glass panel depicting a man with a lute and a house and landscape in the background, 43x60cm.

A pair of early 20th Century Continental porcelain musician figures as a couple, him playing wind-pipes, her with a lute, each in 18th Century dress, glazed in bright enamels and raised upon C scroll and shell gilded bases (with losses), height 18.5cm. (See lot 137 for illustration).

Continental Group, the girl with a lute, both seated on a garden bench, on an oval base with floral encrustations and a whicker basket, 10cms, (4").

A 19th Century Meissen porcelain group of five child musicians playing lute, tambourine and flute with a dog at their feet and on circular rocky pattern base, 9.75ins high (cross swords mark in underglaze blue to base and impressed B7 and 31 - circa 1870 - one figure repaired)

A pair of Samson porcelain figures in the Derby manner, a standing figure of a young man playing bagpipes, and a woman playing a lute, with a dog and a sheep at their feet, bocage to background, on rococo pattern bases, 7ins high (crowned "D" mark in orange to base - with slight damage to end of lute and bocage).

An early 19th Century Staffordshire pottery group of two musicians seated beneath a tree playing a flute and a lute, with a spring at their feet, 9ins high (slightly damaged). See lot 122 for illustration.

2 Dresden Figures - Ballerina And Lute Player And Porcelain Dog Figure

Continental Porcelain: to include a scent bottle painted with two ladies within a garden, one playing a lute, within a raised gilded scroll cartouche on an apple green ground, Also a K.P.M. jug painted with a Lady and Gentleman, with raised gilt leaves, (lacking lid) Also an oval plaque (cut from the face of a vase) painted with a lady holding a child watching another lady gardening, 19th century (thin piece restuck from the rim of the plaque) (3).

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).