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A GROUP OF SIX FISHING RODS including: a Daiwa 'Whisker Fly', two piece, Sealey 'Spinet' 5lb two piece, John Norris three piece, Shakespeare 'Traditional Salmon Fly', Leeda 6000 Series Spin, and a Shakespeare 'Golden Fly Salmon 1732 420', all in canvas bags, in used condition (6)

A 'Spinet' Fixed Spool Casting Reel by A Allan, Glasgow, Pat No.262706, of brass and alloy construction, with acorn style handle

A 19th century John Broadwood spinet, converted to a dressing table. 5ft 8ins long.

Four Spinet The Super Virginia cigarette cards, series 1 no's 1,2,3 and 4, R & J Hill Ltd., London, coins, a manicure set, books including Rosy Cheeks at Play, The War of The Worlds, H.G. Wells, Film Fun annual 1954, etc.

A set of four Unterweissbach porcelain figures of 18thC ladies, each seated, one at a spinet, another with bird cage, a lady at her toilet and another with flowers, each on gilded bases, printed mark, 12cm long.

GEORGIAN MAHOGANY SPINET ADAPTED AS A DESK WITH SLIDE, DRAWERS AND INLAID DECORATION (85.5 cm x 150 cm x 58 cm)

HILL, Famous Cinema Celebrities (1931), complete, The Spinet House backs, G to VG, 48

A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID SPINET now converted on square tapering legs 83cm (h) x 169cm (w) x 59cm (d)

Silks, Mixture, a small collection to name Butterflies & Moths, R Lea's, 5 silks, 2 sizes, larger Oleander Hawk Moth, Death's Head Hawk Moth and Privet Hawk Moth, smaller, Kentish Glory (x2), Hill's Spinet Chinese Porcelain & Pottery Series 1 no 2, and Mrs Siddon,s Robert Burns and Girl with Doves (a few creases (gd/vg)(9)

A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SPINET with cross banded case and turned tapering legs 83cm (h) x 167cm (w) x 62cm (d)

Robert Goble (c1964) A spinet in a walnut case.

A group of three 19th century Meissen models of monkey musicians comprising a blue jacketed monkey playing a spinet whilst perched on the back of another monkey, with blue crossed swords mark to base and impressed number 32, a turquoise jacketed monkey playing a guitar, with blue crossed swords mark to base, and a female monkey in green sprigged dress seated, and with song book on her lap, with incised number to base 17 and faint crossed swords mark, together with an associated music stand with gilded decoration

A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID SPINET now converted on square tapering legs 83cm (h) x 169cm (w) x 59cm (d)

A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SPINET with cross banded case and turned tapering legs 83cm (h) x 167cm (w) x 62cm (d)

A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID SPINET now converted on square tapering legs 83cm (h) x 169cm (w) x 59cm (d)

Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a modern album, sets to include Phillips's Evolution of the British Navy and Annuals, Murray & Sons War Series L, Pattreious Beautiful Scotland, Gallaher's Wild Animals and Art Treasures of the World, Carreras Black Cat Vintage Cars, Cavenders Ancient Egypt, Bucktrout Inventors, and Kensitas Builders of Empire, Morris's Treasure Island and Hills Views of Interest First Series (Spinet)(gd/vg)(12)

A Robert Morley & Co of Lewisham spinet, in walnut cabinet

A George III inlaid mahogany spinet signed John Broadwood & Son, London The rectangular hinged cover with a fall front, 93cm keyboard above a signed panel John Broadwood & Son, London against a satinwood ground flanked by fret work panels above a moulded plinth, shaped apron raised upon tapering legs and spade feet with an incurved shelf complete with foot pedal, brass shoes and castors. 82x164x60cms. With a receipt from WF Greenwood & Sons, Harrogate 1954. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2322: The rectangular top hinged with two hinged front sections right hand side faded in relation to left hand side, some stain marks, surface scratching. Comes with a bill of sale 21.11.53 from W F Greenwood and Sons, Harrogate £450. Fret work inlay left and right hand side of John Broadwood plaque good condition. Stand would appear to be original to the top, would note the inlay around the top of the leg is a single piece of line inlay as apposed to the cabinet top is inlaid with ebony and boxwood line inlays. No breaks to legs, no visible worm, most of the notes play with the exception of about four, completely out of turn. Wires generally that some appear stretched, cabinet in good condition.

A matched Meissen set of the Five Senses 19th/20th century, after the models by Schönheit, each of a lady seated with various attributes, Sight with a mirror on her dressing table, Hearing playing a spinet, Smell lifting a flower to her nose from a basket beside her, Touch reaching out her hand to a bird in a cage, and Taste putting a pastry to her mouth from a table laden with food and drink, blue crossed swords marks, some faults, 13cm. (5)

An A. Allan "Spinet" threadline reel

A George III mahogany spinet case, converted to a desk, the sectioned part rising top over drawers with oval brass handles and supported on a stand with square tapering legs to castors. 168 cm long.

A 19th century mahogany and inlaid Spinet case on square tapering legs - Length 164 cm

A modern lacquered upright piano with cabriole front legs, bearing labels for "Kimball" and "Artist Spinet", width 144cm.

20TH CENTURY A. ALLAN OF GLASGOW SPINET together with two vintage reels (3)

A 19th Century Spinet Carcass For Restoration.

19th century Inlaid Mahogany Spinet made by John Broadway & Co raised on square tapering legs

A. ALLAN LTD GLASGOW 'SPINET' FISHING REEL PAT No 262706

A 20th Century Spinet, by Christopher Bannister, dated 1963, with a dark green painted case, 196cm wide

A Lladro figure, modelled as a young woman seated at a spinet, 21cm high.

A Lladro figure, modelled as a young woman seated at a spinet, 21cm high.

Alec Hodsdon (c1952) A spinet in a walnut veneer case on turned legs.

A modern John Morley of London pale mahogany spinet or square piano standing on vase shaped fluted tapering legs.

A cased 20th century spinet 68cm x 41cm

A bentside spinet by Thomas Hancock, London, 1732, the casework veneered in walnut, the lid solid walnut with shaped and engraved brass strap hinges, mitred tail, the soundboard surround and jackrail veneered with walnut with ebony and holly stringing and ash crossbanding, the key well similarly veneered, the five octave keyboard, GG to g3, with arcaded ivory naturals and ebony and ivory skunk-tailed accidentals, with brass stringing, on later trestle stand with turned legs. Inscribed on the name batten Thomas Hancock London and on the GG key shaft 1732. Length 6ft 3?in, 192cm. Provenance The Trustees of the Lady Margaret Spicer's Deed of Settlement. Purchased by Christopher Hogwood at the Christie's sale on 8th May 1975 (lot 84). The Boalch3 entry erroneously states that the sale was at Sotheby's and places the date at 1723. It also confuses this instrument with another spinet by Thomas Hancock which was indeed sold by Sotheby's on 13th November 1987. Literature Boalch3, p. 350 Discography 1983 Purcell: Songs and Airs, with Emma Kirkby, Anthony Rooley, Richard Campbell and Catherine Mackintosh, Decca L'Oiseau-Lyre DSDL 713 Restoration history 1978 Christopher Nobbs 1983 Christopher Nobbs Current pitch A=415Hz

English School circa 1790 Portrait of a boy, half length, wearing a green coat and white shirt, seated at a spinet, holding a music score bears initial lower right "B" (possibly for "Barton") oil on canvas 61 x 68cm (24 x 27in) Provenance: S. Lewis Esq., his Sale, London, Bonhams, 9 July 1992, lot 74, where acquired by the late owner. From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE The maker of the Spinet has been identified as Thomas Barton in the opinion of the late owner; the Concerto is believed to be by Thomas Arne. The present painting was used as a Christmas card by Christopher Hogwood. Relined. Old inscription on the stretcher "Lady Wade ?".

A 19th century French yellow gold solitaire spinet ring

An album of assorted film and beauty related cigarette and other cards including; Paramount Stars by Carreras (part set), Who`s Who in British Films by Spinet House, Cinema Stars, Film, Stage and Radio Stars by Ardath, together with other cards by Ogdens, Wills, Godfrey Phillips etc, some full sets together with odd / spare cards.

Three albums of assorted film and theatre related cigarette and other cards including; Ogdens, Who`s Who in British Films by Spinet House, Famous English Actresses by Imperial Tobacco Co, Musical Instruments by Edwards Ringer & Bigg, Film Stars by Turf cigarettes etc, approx. 24 full sets together with other spare cards, one album having late 20th Century photo postcards.

Two albums of assorted film and TV related cigarette cards including; Signed Portraits of Famous Stars by Gallaher, Famous Film Scenes by Gallaher, Shots from Famous Films by Gallaher, Fillm Favourites by Carreras, Cinema Celebrities by the Spinet House, Film Stars by Chairman Juniors, Film favourites by A & M Wix, Famous Film Stars by Carreras etc, most appear to the be full sets, approx. 26 sets total.

A George IV mahogany spinet case with ebony line inlaid decoration, on turned tapering legs, height approx 84cm, width approx 114cm (alterations and lacking interior).

JOSEPH R**ORK KERMAN A 19TH CENTURY SPINET having geometric inlay and crossbanded top with hinged lid, having original mechanism with iron keys and strings, mounted on a later stand with squared legs and stretcher, 95cm x 1.68m

JOSEPH R**ORK KERMAN A 19TH CENTURY SPINET having geometric inlay and crossbanded top with hinged lid, having original mechanism with iron keys and strings, mounted on a later stand with squared legs and stretcher, 95cm x 1.68m

A John Morley of London mahogany Spinet on turned reeded legs

An early 19thC mahogany square piano or spinet, made by John Broadway of London, bearing a plaque stating it was selected by J Brown, 27 Soho Square, London, on turned tapering legs with brass casters, 176cm.

An early 19thC mahogany square piano or spinet, made by John Broadway of London, bearing a plaque stating it was selected by J Brown, 27 Soho Square, London, on turned tapering legs with brass casters, 176cm.

Musical related needlework / sewing tape measures including tortoiseshell mandolin, brass mandolin and tortoiseshell spinet / piano

A collection of Napoleonic prisoner of war carved bone dolls house furniture include an exceptionally finely carved spinet / piano, corner cupboard, shelves with miniature goblets, a fully working abacus etc

A converted mahogany spinet by John Broadwood & Sons, the moulded gallery hinged to left side enclosing drawer, rectangular top single drawer raised over tapering reeded legs terminating in brass caps and casters, 168cm wide x 83cm high x 63cm deep

A mahogany converted spinet, the moulded three quarter gallery over rectangular top with four short drawers, gilt metal mounts, raised on reeded tapering turned legs terminating in brass caps and casters, 168cm wide x 84cm high x 64cm deep

A converted mahogany spinet by Clementi & Co, London, the boxwood strung moulded three quarter gallery over end drawers, boxwood strung rectangular top raised on square tapering legs mounted by gilt metal plaque, terminating in brass caps and castors, 141cm wide x 85cm high x 59cm deep

REELS: (2) Carswell modified Illingworth reel with Patent details to face plate, LHW, repaired crank arm, alloy stem and foot, chip to front, working well and an early Spinet Patent 262706 threadline reel, working half bail arm, drag adjuster to spool face, in good working condition.

REEL & SPOOL: (2) Arthur Allan of Glasgow The Spinet salmon size early threadline casting reel, RHW, working half bail, reciprocating drum, exposed gearing, retains most original black finish, c/w spare spool, in brown fibre box base.

Robert Goble Wing Spinet (after Harrison) A single manual spinet in a figured mahogany and boxwood strung case on a trestle stand with turned supports. The keyboard with boxwood tulipwood sharps and ebonised naturals. 1 x 8 ft strings with a Compass G' to g'''. Delrin plectra.

John Morley (c1970s) A spinet in a rosewood case on 3 slender square tapering support; fascia inlaid, ‘Johannes Morley Londini Fecit’.

A 19th Century mahogany spinet, the hinged lid enclosing a key board, raised on square section legs.

A Meissen porcelain ornament of a lady playing a `spinet`, wearing a long floral dress and her hair tied up, on shaped base (cross swords mark to base), 12.5cm high

A pair of Continental porcelain ornaments of seated ladies with one dog, the other playing a `spinet`, 14cm and 13cm high

A carved ivory spinet/cabinet, the upper section enclosed by a pair of doors, the base on cabriole legs, width 8cm (3 1/4in.); together with a similar dresser. (2)

Early 19th Century French School. Interior with an elegant lady by a spinet, Oil on Canvas, 18” x 14”.

A mahogany and walnut cased spinet by Johannes Morley, London, no.3234, with herringbone inlay, on baluster turned legs