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Vintage 35mm Bob Whitaker negative of Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison. playing their guitars during the Abbey Road session to record Paperback Writer and Rain, April 1966.

20th century A.D. Featuring decorative piercing to one face, applied transfer Greek key motifs and beasts playing with yarn to four faces; hollow-formed with opening to one face. 1 kg, 15 cm high (5 7/8 in.). Acquired 1990s-early 2000s. East Anglian private collection.[No Reserve]

Dated 1973 and 1977 A.D. London Bridge, silver-gilt. Obv: arms with CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF LONDON legend. Rev: LONDON BRIDGE above view of bridge with OPENED BY / H M QUEEN ELIZABETH II / IN THE PRESENCE OF / THE Rt Hon THE LORD MAYOR / THE LORD MAIS / OBE ERD TD DSc C Eng / 16th MARCH 1973 in seven lines below. Edge: with incuse issue number 1148 and impressed Birmingham hallmark with 'x' date letter. and 'TK&S maker mark. Daily Telegraph Royal Academy of Arts silver Pompeii Exhibition medal. Obv: naked male figure advancing right holding club and bow, dog before with At the Royal Academy London 1976-1977 legend. Rev: standing figure of Pan playing pipes with sack hung on tree right and POMPEII AD 79 / Exhibition in two lines left. Edge: with incuse issue number 246 and impressed Birmingham hallmark with 'B' date letter and TK&S' maker mark; both in original case of issue with certificates. 273 grams total, 76 x 77 - 86 x 88 mm (3 x 3 - 3 3/8 x 3 3/8 in.). Property of a West London, UK, gentleman.[2, No Reserve]

Circa 17th-18th century A.D. Mauve-glazed and depicting a man playing a French horn. 470 grams total, 13 x 13 cm each (5 2/8 x 5 1/8 in.). Acquired 1990s-early 2000s. East Anglian private collection.[2, No Reserve]

Late 16th-17th century A.D. Retaining its handle and featuring a stylised face in relief, three raised oval medallions to the equator displaying musicians playing string instruments; repaired. Cf. The British Museum, museum number 1910,1215.1, for comparable examples.2.3 kg, 31 cm high (12 1/4 in.). Acquired 1960s-1990s. Late Alison Barker collection, a retired London barrister.

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 A.D. Modelled in the round advancing on a polygonal base, head tossed backwards and mouth open exposing the animal's teeth and tongue, saddled with a camel bag decorated with beast heads, rider staring into the distance whilst playing a set of pipes held in his right hand, the left held lower with hand making a fist to grip reins; remains of polychrome pigmentation. Cf. The British Museum, museum number 1936,1012.228, for a Tang Dynasty camel figure.6.2 kg, 53 cm (21 in.). Acquired 1990s. West Country, UK, collection.Accompanied by an original thermoluminescence analysis report no.CJ22522022 from Laboratory Kotalla. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by search certificate no.11369-192727. Camels symbolised the prosperity of the Silk Route- the trade routes between China, Europe, and the Middle East- as they were the main form of transportation in the caravans. A popular theme for Tang court painters and sculptors was that of foreign ambassadors submitting tribute to the emperor. Diplomatic missions and the concomitant opulent offerings were an important medium of international exchange. In the dynasty’s first decades, the Tang expanded control north and east to Goguryeo and Baekje in Manchuria and the Korean peninsula, north to the steppes of Mongolia, west to the deserts and oases of Central Asia, and south to parts of the present-day provinces of Guangxi, Yunnan, and northern Vietnam. These and other kingdoms sent staples and exotica: lions from Persia and rhinoceroses from the kingdom of Champa in south and central Vietnam, hawks from the Korean peninsula, ostriches sent by Western Turks, sandalwood from the Indonesian archipelago, cardamom from the coast of the Malay peninsula, indigo from Samarkand, and wool from Tibet. Even entertainers such as musicians, dancers, and performers, as depicted on this piece, were presented as gifts. As is evident in tomb paintings and figurines, international trade whetted a taste for striking and sumptuous fashions among the Tang elite. Leopard-skin hats and close-fitting sleeves, imitating the clothing of Central Asians and Persians to the west, were popular in the mid-8th century. High boots, practical for riding, were worn by both men and women, as were short tunics. [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.]

James Parry, 19th Century/The Village Pub/a man playing a fiddle to the gatherers outside/signed and dated 1865/oil on canvas, 70cm x 91cm CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A Derby figure of a seated shepherd playing the bagpipes, 17cm high and a pair of smaller figures with flower garlands, 13cm high CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A collection of blue and white printed wares to include a Wedgwood Waterlily pattern charger, a cheese stand, a lozenge supper dish with rabbits, a jug and plates CONDITION REPORT: Largest dish is Wedgwood Waterlily patter, 32cm diameter. This has crazing, light staining to crazing, surface scratches and a hair crack to rim.Bowl titled Domestic Cattle cracked almost through.Jug crazed throughout and with patches of staining.Low comport has surface scratches.Plate titled Quadrupeds has crazing and light staining.Small nursery type plate with boy playing instrument has crack and badly stained (mainly to underside)Chinoiserie plate has hair crack to rim.Some of the remaining blue and white items have crazing and some light staining.

A Continental .900 standard silver snuff box, import marks Sheffield 1897, a playing card box, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1899 and a circular pill box, import marks Chester 1909/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A 19th Century gilt metal mantel clock, Maurice Marx, Paris, with twin-train movement, Roman numerals and decorated a figure of a maiden with cast cherub playing a lute to the frieze, on acanthus capped scrolled feet, 48.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Clock has been re-gilded, some mounts slighty loose, clock currently in working order.

Various collectables including snuff box, playing cards etc.

Terracotta sculpture of two playing children with a dog. Base on the bottom monogrammed and on the revers stamped Goldscheider Wien. Old brown coloured avant 1900. 95 cm height.

Two playing boys, white alabaster with gravings signed on the reverse. 35 x 30 x 45 cm. Around 1900.

QUANTITY OF MIXED LPS TO INCLUDE THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA PLAYING STAR WARS, SHIRLEY BASSEY, MUSICALS AND OTHERS

Das Buch von Lindisfarne Faksimile des Manuskriptes Cotton MS Nero D IV der British Library in London. Luzern, Faksimile Verlag 2002-2003. - Vorzugsausgabe in 1 von 290 arabisch numerierten Exemplaren in einer Schmuckkassette mit Replikat eines versilberten und teilvergoldeten Mittelkreuzes nach dem Originaleinband der British Library. Exemplar für inmediaONE. Mit 2 Kommentarbänden von M. P. Brown und einem Vorwort von Umberto Eco. Die beiliegende Video-Kassette auf VHS/PAL mit 35 min. Spielzeit. EINBAND: Weißer Orig.-Kalblederband in schwarzen Orig.-Lederkassette, auf dem Deckel mit Metallbeschlag sowie gefaßten Edel- und Schmucksteinen. 35,5 : 25,5 cm. - De luxe edition, 1 of 290 Arab. numb. copies for inmediaONE in a decorative case with a replica of a silver-plated and partially gold-plated central cross based on the original binding of the British Library. With 2 commentary volumes, the enclosed video cassette on VHS/PAL with 35 minutes playing time. Dieses Objekt wird regel- oder differenzbesteuert angeboten.

BOX OF MIXED PLAYING CARDS

A box of playing cards and bridge related items

CHINESE TASTE FAMILLE ROSE ENAMELED '100 BOY' BOWL GUANGXU, CIRCA 1900 Painted with children in various pursuits including playing musical instruments and carrying different flags and banners on a rich lemon-yellow ground, the underside with a four-character mark 'Ji Xiang Ru Yi' (Good Fortune as one wishes)   8.5cm diameter

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE TOYS AND GAMES, to include soft toys and teddy bears, a small quantity of die-cast vehicles (Lledo etc) a set of miniature bowls, a table tennis bat, two small model aircraft, unboxed and un-checked Monopoly, jigsaws, a Labyrinth game, playing cards, pens and pencils and a Hit-A-Pin Bagatelle (incomplete) (3 BOXES & LOOSE)

A REGENCY FLAME MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, the fold over top, enclosing a green baize playing surface, on a turned pedestal with four splayed legs, with brass caps and castors, width 91cm x depth 46cm x height 77cm (condition:- aged wear and tear, water damage, scratches and stains, warped top)

AN EARLY 20TH CETURY 9CT GOLD MEDAL, shield form with a central oval painting of a man playing bowls, the reverse engraved 'N.S.B.A 1909 J.H.Broadhurst' stamped Fattorini Bolton, hallmarked 'Thomas Fattorini' Birmingham 1909, approximate gross weight 9.5 grams, together with the original signed 'Fattorini' box, (condition report: general moderate wear, overall condition good)

SHERREE VALENTINE DAINES (BRITISH 1959) 'PLAYFUL TIMES I', a signed limited edition print on board depicting a young girl playing tennis, 147/195 with certificate, approximate unmounted size 33cm x 22cm, Condition: no obvious damage (artist resale rights apply)

‘To The Golden Goose’: A rare German musical toy modelled as two storey half-timbered building, circa 1890, twin doors at the front opening to reveal two dolls set within a mirrored interior, when handle at the side is cranked, the dolls rotate and the music plays, a polyphon disc mounted at the back playing the tune ‘The Soldiers of the Queen’, retailers label for Douglas & Co, London, 39cm high

Hand made and hand decorated fine china group figure of mice and frogs playing tug of war. Figurine pays tribute to George Tinworth, the late 19th century artist known for his Lamethware of mice and frogs. Royal Doulton Archives Lambethwares backstamp. Certificate of Authenticity included. Artist: Martyn AlcockIssued: 2004Dimensions: 7"L x 3.25"W x 3.75"HEdition Number: 11 of 150 Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Stoneware figure part of the Merry Musicians series. Modeled as a seated boy gracefully playing the concertina instrument. Doulton Lambeth impressed to bottom. Artist: George TinworthIssued: c.1900Dimensions: 2.5"L x 2.75"W x 5"HManufacturer: Doulton LambethCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Model No. 2260. Fine China, matte finish. Modeled as a man playing the accordion beside a Moulin Rouge sign.Royal Doulton backstamp. #royaldoulton #prototype #moulinrouge Issued: 20th c.Dimensions: 8.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Good.

Glossy finish. With tree handle. Depicts scene in relief of Pied Piper playing his flute with children following. Royal Doulton backstamp.Artist: Charles Noke/Harry FentonIssued: 1934Dimensions: 10"L x 7"W x 10.25"HEdition Number: 395/600 Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

STEVE FORD | WALES JERSEY 1990 Traditional Wales International unusued sub jersey No.16. by Umbro. Believed to have been worn by Steve Ford when an unused substitute versus Wales in their match against England at Twickenham, in the Five Nations Championship, Wales suffered a heavy loss (34-6) after which Wales coach John Ryan resigned. Stephen Paul “Steve” Ford was born in Cardiff in August 1965 and played as a schoolboy for Rumney High School. In 1983 he joined Rumney but a year later played two rugby league trial matches for Leeds (brother Phil was already playing Rugby League for Warrington). Although he never played for Leeds the Welsh Rugby Union deemed that attending the trials had been an act of professionalism and suspended Ford from playing rugby union. After two years Ford’s suspension was lifted and he was allowed to play union again, joining Cardiff and appearing eight times for Wales.

A BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT of Pelé playing for Brazil, the print being colour enhanced in a spectacular 'Almost goal' with a shot from behind the midfield line but just missed wide of the goal in the 1970 World Cup, signed by Pelé, together with an A1 Sporting Memorabilia certificate of authenticity, mounted but unframed, 37 x 49cms

PHIL BENNETT | LLANELLI Rugby Union jersey No. 10 believed to have been worn by the great Phil Bennett (1948-2022), stitched badge and no. 10 to panel on reverse, bears Umbro label internally, 1960s Provenance: purchased from our auction house in 2016 when it was consigned by Llandaff North Sports and Social Club who had been gifted the jersey. Please see Lot 49 for further information on Phil Bennett and his Llanelli playing record.

NORMAN GALE | WALES A match-worn Wales International rugby union jersey worn by former captain, Norman Gale (1939-2005), bears embroidered Prince of Wales feathers and no. 2 on reverse, label for Umbro to collar, this label believed to relate to the period (1965-1971) and no. 2 will date to 1967 onwards, relates to a match between 1967 and 1969, together with an official England v Wales Twickenham 28 January 1968 match programme and a match dinner invitation at the London Hilton Hotel, Park Lane (2) Provenance: purchased at our auction house in 2020 as part of a collection of jerseys consigned by Norman Gale's family Norman Reginald Gale (1939-2005) was a former Wales hooker and captain. He was a Gorseinon boy, educated at Gowerton Grammar School and, after playing for Gorseinon seniors, joined Llanelli, whom he led in the 1964/65 and 1967/68 seasons, despite a brief spell with Swansea. In March 1960 he was with Swansea when he made his international début against Ireland in Dublin, with Wales victorious by 10-9. Gale played for Swansea against South Africa in November 1960, but then returned to Stradey Park. He had to wait until the England game of 1963 before winning a second cap, but then made the hooker position his own. In 1964 Wales shared the Championship with Scotland and then won it outright in 1965 and 1966, with Gale saving the game at Murrayfield in 1965 - in the closing minutes he dived over in the corner to give Wales a 12-10 win over Scotland. When New Zealand toured in 1967, he was picked as captain of Wales and astonishingly took a second-half penalty attempt and goaled it. However, Wales lost 13-6 and his captaincy was restricted to one more game - an 11-all draw with England at Twickenham in 1968. Having also played for Wales against New Zealand in 1963, South Africa in 1964 and Australia in 1968, he ended his international career with the tour to the Southern Hemisphere in 1969. In the first Test against New Zealand he replaced Jeff Young after the latter's jaw was fractured. He played in the second Test and then, against Australia at Sydney, made his 25th and last appearance, as Wales won 19-16. After retiring as a player he joined the Llanelli coaching staff.

AN ITALIAN GAMES TABLE & FOUR CHAIRS with lavish marquetry style decoration, adaptable to various games with boards for backgammon and chess and with baize top for playing cards, also opening up to reveal a roulette wheel for a casino evening, complete with counters, chess pieces etc, 78 x 78cms

PELE | SANTOS FC 1970s A belived match-worn jersey by arguably the greatest ever footballer Pele (1940-2022). A round neck short-sleeved t-shirt, structurally excellent without notable damage, some discolouration in areas due to folding while being displayed. Complete with felt club-badge and felt No.10 to the back, with 'Athleta' manufacturer's label internally. Provenance: purchased at auction 2016 from the effects of Cwmtwrch RFC, was on display at the club up until then, after being acquired by a club-member's relative while on business in Brazil Between 1956 and 1974 Pele played an incredible 583 times for Santos FC, scoring 569 goals. When he arrived in 1956, the club was regarded a minnow, unlikely to compete with the biggest clubs in Brazil, never mind beat European giants like Real Madrid, Benfica and AC Milan. Based in a provincial coastal city, they were overshadowed in Sao Paulo state by teams like Corinthians, Palmeiras, Portuguesa and Sao Paulo.While in Rio de Janeiro, the other centre of Brazilian football, big teams such as Botafogo, with Garrincha and Jairzinho in their side, were dominant. The cities of Rio and Sao Paulo boasted populations in the millions while Santos was a small city of 265,000, meaning the club had smaller crowds and less money. But with Pele in the side, Santos punched well above their weight. Pele's visibility on the international stage – aided by Brazil's three World Cup wins between 1958 and 1970 - meant teams from all over the planet were willing to pay big money to see him play.Every year Santos crossed the globe, playing in Sheffield and Shanghai, Barcelona and Benin, and Pele was the star attraction. If he was injured or missing from the line-up their appearance fee was slashed. He was often forced to play when he wasn't fully fit because the money they received was the only way for the club to survive – and to ensure Pele was paid what he was worth. He could have signed for any one of the top European sides - Inter Milan, Real Madrid and Paris St Germain were among those who offered fortunes for his services - but he was happy at Santos, and the Brazilian leagues were every bit as competitive as those across the Atlantic. His influence was enormous even though foreign audiences saw little of him. Clubs the world over were christened Santos in his honour. Babies took his name. Greek side Olympiakos were so proud of beating Santos they included a reference to it in their club hymn. Real Madrid pulled out of one match, because, Santos historians insist, they were afraid of being beaten. And those who saw Pele play never forgot it. Pele left Santos in 1975 for a swansong in the United States with the New York Cosmos, he was then aged 34 and had not played competitively for eight months when he signed a three-year $2.8 million contract, making him the highest-paid athlete in the world at the time

Original vintage Canadian World War One poster to raise funds for the war effort - Do it again Daddy please! Buy me a Victory Bond - featuring a young child with a red bow in her hair playing with building blocks against a blue background, the stylised text above as her speech and the rest of the text as letters on three rows of toy blocks below. Artwork by Joseph Ernest Sampson (1887-1946); child model Miss Faith Berry of Toronto. Fair condition, folds, creasing, tears, staining, paper losses, pinholes. Country of issue: Canada, designer: Joseph Ernest Sampson, size (cm): 60x46, year of printing: 1917.

Original vintage poster featuring an illustrative collage style panel by the American artist Fern Bisel Peat (1893-1971) depicting two young Japanese children playing with traditional Koinobori / red carp fish shaped kite flags in a garden by a tree while a young lady carrying a baby on her back crosses a small wooden bridge in the foreground, a scenic view of a snow topped Mount Fuji across a river in the distance. Japanese Boys' Festival: Feast of the Flags. Published by the Harter Publishing Company as part of a series of panels illustrated by various artists entitled Children of Oriental Lands. Printed in the U.S.A. Horizontal. Fair condition, folds, small tears and paper losses in margins, pinholes in corners, the colour parts of the poster have been glued onto the background. Country of issue: USA, designer: Fern Bisel Peat, size (cm): 30x89, year of printing: 1932.

Original vintage travel poster for Brazil by Clipper Pan American World Airways The World's Most Experienced Airline featuring the coat of arms (until 1968) with the motto Estados Unidos do Brasil / United States of Brazil and date 15 November 1889 on a ribbon in the centre, a red, white and blue ribbon curling around images depicting historical and notable places of interest and other activities including people playing music and dancing at a carnival, farm workers, a butterfly, parrots and flowers, people playing golf on a green, horse sport, an artist painting at an easel and a chef holding food on a covered dish, tourists sunbathing on a sandy beach and swimming in the sea with the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro below the title text at the top. Poor condition, staining, browning, restored tears on image, restored pinholes, restored creasing, backed on linen. Country of issue: USA, designer: Alajor, size (cm): 41x30, year of printing: 1949.

Original vintage travel advertising poster for the historic English south coast town of Brighton in Sussex featuring a colourful design with the text in the centre surrounded by illustrations depicting the various attractions and activities available to tourists visiting Brighton, including people playing beach ball in the sea, a view of the beach and seafront buildings along the Promenade, palm trees and flowers, horses, ballroom dancing, sailing and rowing boats, people swimming in an outdoor pool, illuminated fountains, shopping in The Laines, the Brighton Palace Pier and the West Pier and the Royal Pavilion - That beautiful holiday resort that wonderful seaside resort on the Channel Just an hour from London The English vacation you'll always remember / "Dat prachtige vacantieoord, die heerlijke badplaats aan het Kanaal" Slechts een uur van Londen vandaan De Engelse Vacantie die U zich altijd zult herinneren! Printed in England by Chromoworks Ltd., London. Good condition, folds, creasing, staining, small tears on edges. Country of issue: UK, designer: Southby Bramwell, size (cm): 101x63, year of printing: 1950s.

Original vintage advertising poster for a Jazz Band Ball at the Hot Club FFM featuring a striking yellow and black collage design by Gunther Kieser (b. 1930) of a boot surrounded by stylised lettering detailing the musical acts playing including the Smokehouse Jazzband Dixieland Swing Cats Benno Walldorf Blues Combo and Albert Manglesdorff with images of musicians, different typography, red roses and music instruments against the yellow background. Good condition, creasing, tears, pinholes. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Gunther Kieser, size (cm): 85x59, year of printing: 1963.

Original vintage travel poster for Australia featuring colourful scenic illustrations of notable Australian locations and activities including a man surfing and fish swimming in a coral Great Barrier Reef, sailing boats and ships, horse racing and a man playing golf, Ayers Rock, Sydney Harbour Bridge, cattle farming and sheep, historical buildings and city monuments, fishing and tennis with the title above and descriptions. Horizontal. Very good condition, printing on reverse visible, backed on linen. Country of issue: Australia, designer: Sellheim, size (cm): 43x76, year of printing: 1960s.

WMF Art Deco silver plated oval dressing table mirror with decoration of garland, roses, woman playing flutes and acanthus. Ht. 40 cms.

18thC Continental oval enamel miniature of a boy and girl playing with a spining top in original brass frame - ht. 4.25 ins

Four hallmarked cast silver cats playing instruments - Birmingham 1976 - 9.5 ozt - ht. 2.5 ins

Good pair of silver plated cut glass claret jugs having lion rampant and shield thumb clasps, cherubs and putti playing, Bacchus mask, holding a bottle height 11ins

Supplied new to British actor Robin Ellis, this outstanding Interceptor II has been beautifully restored with absolute attention to detail and will continue to turn heads for another 50 years.Jensen's C-V8 replacement debuted in 1966 reviving a name first employed in the 1950s. However, several of the firm's traditions were broken in that the design was outsourced to Carrozzeria Touring and the bodies made of steel not glass fibre. Early shells were built in Italy, by Vignale, prior to production being established at Jensen's Kelvin Way plant in West Bromwich. Power came from a 6,276cc (383ci) Chrysler V8, driving through either a 4-speed manual or 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic transmission to an LSD Salisbury rear axle. Specification included electric windows, reclining seats, wood-rim steering wheel, radio with twin speakers, electric clock and reversing lights. Production of the Interceptor II (occasionally called the Mk.II or Series II) commenced in October 1969 and lasted for two years.This particular car has a chassis prefix, #123, so was one of 694 right-hand drive, UK-cars powered by the E-Series 383ci V8 generating around 330bhp. It was first registered in the spring of 1970 and supplied new to British actor, Robin Ellis, best known for playing the leading role in the BBC series, Poldark, based on the novels of Winston Graham. Purchased for just under £8,000 or the equivalent of £150,000 in today’s money, the Jensen was a serious car for special customers.Several enthusiastic owners enjoyed the Jensen over the years until 2015 when the decision was made to completely restore it. The car's condition today is testament to the outstanding workmanship of the specialist team commissioned to complete the restoration and we understand that this glorious long-legged GT performs as well as it looks. The provenance and history of the Jensen is supported by a large history file containing the factory pre-sale inspection documents and paperwork which confirms that its first owner, Robin Adair Ellis, took delivery of the car on 6th May 1970. Also within the file is a detailed account of the restoration with supporting documentation, the current V5C ready for transfer or export, old MOT Certificates, the Heritage Certificate and a wealth of invoices for care and maintenance over the years, with the most recent service carried out in January 2023. Although exempt, the current MOT is valid until 1 February 2024.Finished in a lovely shade of very pale grey, the Jensen continues to attract all the right attention and, as a well restored and very well-maintained example, should only require basic maintenance. A rare blend of Italian styling, an American engine and British craftsmanship, these big GTs are comfortable and relatively practical with rear seats and a decent boot. It’s a beautiful British classic that will undoubtedly be the talking point at any classic car show or event the new owner wishes to take it to.SpecificationMake: JENSENModel: INTERCEPTOR IIYear: 1970Chassis Number: 1233736Registration Number: SUX 879HTransmission: AutomaticDrive Side: Right-hand DriveMake: RHDInterior Colour: BlackClick here for more details and images

Twelve Chinese Paintings of Women Playing Instruments (19th/Early 20th Century), watercolour on rice paper, framed as a set, 27 x 18.6 cm each framed (12)

19th Century Engraving of Children and Dog Playing (possibly Dutch School), engraving on paper, approx. 13 x 10.5 cm, in moulded frame

A collection of Royal Doulton bone china teawares comprising milk jug, sugar bowl, five tea cups, five saucers and six tea plates with green and gilt floral design, together with two Goebbels figure of children, one playing an accordion, the other sitting on a fence

A collection of Beswick ceramics to include Beatrix Potter music box with The Tailor of Gloucester playing the Brahms Lullaby, Beatrix Potter Jemima Puddleduck and her Ducklings, further Jemima Puddleduck figure, a pair of Beswick clowns, one bearing a cake and the words Happy Birthday, the other a card - To Mum, To Mother, two glass ornaments possibly the Loch Ness Monster and a Scottish Thistle, etc

A weathered cast composition stone garden ornament of a Scottish Highlander wearing a brimmed hat and playing the bagpipes 66 cm high

Three cocktail shakers, a brass sundial gnomon, a brass scrolled mirror, a brass puppy playing with a ball, a bronze cherub, , copper pipes etc

A spelter statue of a young girl doing a jig and playing a tambourine, raised on a socle base, 32cm tall.

A miscellany to include a Georgian tea caddy, inlaid puzzle box, Purdey wooden box containing playing cards, propelling pencils, chisels etc.

Five hallmarked silver buttons, depicting a female playing a harp, Birmingham 1901, maker Henry Clifford Davis. 2cm d.

Silver 1927 Medal awarded to Lilian Spendlow for pianoforte playing and another unidentified silver medal presented by Joseph Bentley Ltd 1959 Fattorini & Sons Ltd, total weight of medals 27gms along with two decorated belt buckles, a silver bladed pen knife Sheffield 1856 makers mark J.I.(?) and a mother of pearl letter opener 40.5cm. Also a ladies black velvet clutch handbag, label "Made in England".

Goebel Hummel figurines to include First Issues 2013 made in 2001, 2133 made in 2000, 2 x 69, 184, 741310, 63, 112 made in 1938, 201 made in 1948, ashtray with girl playing guitar etc together with two musical stands, Bee Happy, Bashful serenade and a first edition in a series of four 'Friends Forever Plates Goebel plate in original box. Various dates and stamps.

A selection of boxes to include a Rosewood box with mother of pearl inlay to escutcheon and top 10.5cm h x 25cm w x 17.5 d, a Cigarette box, a wood/metal box and a pack of Crown playing cards by De La Rue Stationers Ltd, London.

A Franklin Mint Scrabble collectors edition set, with 24k gold plated game pieces, hardwood framed playing board with a raised grid, fitted drawer under containing tiles and four tile racks, with rules of play and scrabble word book, together with certificate of authenticity on a table stand with rotating centre.

A large Italian reconstituted marble relief plaque depicting Cherubs playing, with a coin set in to the back. In a gilt Frame 66cm by 56cm. 

Erotic playing cards, 56 cards in total with black & white photographic studies of female nudes, London: Mayall Press, c. 1940s